Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1943 — Page 6

Propylaeum to Be the Scene Tonight Of Haynes-Hofft Wedding Ceremony

MISS MARGARET HOFFT will become the bride of Wilbur Vance Haynes Jr. in a ceremony at 8:30 o’clock this evening in the Propylaeum. Dr. Jean S. Milner will officiate. . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Hofft, and ‘the parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Vance Haynes of Marion, Ky., and St. Petersburg, Fla. The vows are to be read before an improvised altar in the large bay window of the south parlor, Two seven-branch candelabra ahd a pedestal arrangement of pink and white roses and white carnations will stand before a bank of palms. ’ At the entrance to the bay window two large cathedral candlesticks, which were used at the wedding of the bride’s parents and at that of her sister, Mrs. A. T. Stone, will be placed on flower pedestals. - Spring flowers, gardenias and roses will be used in bouquets on the mantles and throughout the rooms.

¥ The bridal table will be decorafed with small bouquets of ‘the ‘same flowers tied with lace frills and silver ribbon.

Bride Will Wear Brocaded Satin

DR. STONE WILL PLAY “Liebestraum,” “Clair de Lune” and Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana” before the ceremony, and the Lohengrin and “Midsummer Night's Dred” wedding marches, The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, has chosen -& gown of antique ivory brocaded satin, fashioned with a fitted basque, romance neckline and long sleeves tapering to points over the hands. The bouffant skirt extends into a train. Her veil of English illusion will be attached to a wreath of orange blossoms. She is to carry a prayer book made for her mother’s Wedding, and a handkerchief of duchess lace belonging to her grand- . mother; Mrs. Carrie L. Pray.s A white orchid will top the prayer book . and sweetheart roses will be tied in white satin streamers. ~ Mrs, Stone, matron of. honor, will be gowned in cameo rose taffeta. ‘The romance neckline of her dress is edged with val lace and the ~~ fitted bodice is accented at the waist with criss-cross insertion. A ~ pompadour headdress of the lace will complete her costume. She is to carry a Dresden cascade bouquet of spring flowers. : Mrs. Hofft will have a turquoéise gown with a lace bodice and an _orchid corsage. Mrs. Haynes has chosen 4 gown of rose beige chiffon fashioned with a jacket, and her flowers will be brown orchids. : .FoHowing the reception the couple will leave for a wedding trip to st. Petersburg. The bride will travel in a brown suit with matching On her white coat with brown trim she will wear brown

The bride is a graduate of Christian college. The couple will make their home in Marion, Ky. Out-of-town guests at the wedding ‘will include Mrs. Cecil Ellis, Ann Arbor, Mich., -and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory and daughter, Marion, of Bloomington.

Day: Nursery Auxiliary Plans Luncheon

THE MONTHLY LUNCHEON MEETING of the Junior auxilary to’ the Indianapolis Day nursery will be held at 12:30 p. m.

Monday in the Propylaeum rather than on Jan. 19 as originally

scheduled. - The luncheon will be preséded by an 11:30 o'clock “board: meeting. The: board has announced the appointment of Mrs. Leroy G. as membership chairman and Mrs. James W. Ray as “placement chairman. Mrs. Thomas B. Henderson heads the newly ‘appointed ways and means committee ani will be assisted by Mes“dames: Paul -B. Payne, Myers: Whitaker, James W. Ray, William’ N. Wishard Jr, Marvin L. Lugar and Mayourn F. Landgraf, 8 8 2 8» Among: a number of symphony aid parties to be given next ‘week: for the benefit of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra's tenance fund is a. bridge party for which Mrs. Elmer A. ffen will be hostess.. Others planning to entertain are Mesmes Harry V. Wade, I. Richard Wagner, Ray F.. Sparrow, Neal Thurston, Frederic: M.- Ayres and John 'W. Atherton, Additional hostesses will be Mesdames Frederick G. Appel, B. M. , Frederic -D. Anderson, Walter E. Wolf, Franklin Vonnegut ind Joe. Rand Beckett and Miss Gladys Alwes. Arrangements the symphony parties may be made with Mrs. Easley R. Black- , 4135- Central ave. N 2 8 = 2 x nn

The ‘board “of directors of Indianapolis Medical auxiliary. will the. guests ‘of Mrs. Frank M. Gastineau at a luncheon meeting Monday-in the Indianapolis Athletic club at 11.2. m. Mrs,'Gastiileau president of the organization.

ilbur Peat to Give Gallery Talk

WILBUR PEAT will speak tomorrow in the gallery talk at 3,

. in the John Herron Art museum. He will discuss Chinese potand, porcelain on display in the museum. The: collection includes specimens ranging in age from the beof Christianity to the 19th century. Many objects are owned the museum and others to complete the chronological display been lent by the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the MetroJ 3 Husetim in New York. g the lecture the NBC symphony broadcast will be heard

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tits tale Gaal” by Miss Doris Lynn, director: of Ain the public schools, will be given tomorrow, afterdat Children’s museum. It is to be the first “family. hour” m of the new year and will be from 3 to 5 o'clock. - :

pstesses for the afternoon will include Miss Maude Price, prin-

of school 57, pnd membets of the board of the school, Mrs. \ Shortridge and Mrs. Hiram Cunningham.

sTrvington D. A. R. will meet: Thursday at the home. of Mrs Baker, 5427 Julian ave. The. hostess will Holman. _

Miss Jean Scott,

Jack Parsley

Are Wed in Church Ceremony;

To Be at Home Here Next Week

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowler Parsley are in Chicago on a wedding trip following their marriage at 8:30. o'clock last night in the Olive Branch

.|charge of White Cross volunteer

charge of a devotional program,

Cervus Hostosses

. | the Hotel Lincoln, will

Christian church.

Hospital Guild Party to Aid Tiny Tim Fund

The annual benefit card party given by the Garden chapter of the Methodist Hospital White Cross guild will be Thursday afternoon, Jan. 28, in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Clarence Kittle, president, has appointed Mrs. W. D. Pyle chairman for the event. The hospital's Tiny Tim fund for sick or crippled children will receive the proceeds. Contributions of $10. each to the Tiny Tim fund have been made by Mrs. Mattie Lee and Mrs. Walter Phillips of the Garden chapter, and by Mrs. Mathilda Weil of Rockport as a memorial to her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Born, at one time White Cross guild president.

Chapter Méetings

Mrs. James E. Perry, assistant to the superintendent of nurses in

receptionists, has reported that 2184 women served as receptionists on hospital floors the last half of 1942. They represent 36 chapters of the guild. Mesdames Roscoe Barnes, Charles Whiteneck, Harvey J. Morehouse and A. R. Shirley, representing respectively the Municipal ' Gardens, Brightwood, New Jersey St. .and Broadway chapters, have volunteered for service in: the nurses’ library and each is giving one day a week, Mrs. Perry reported. Chapter meetings next week. in the nurses’ home: headquarters of the guild will include Third Christian and Broadway Baptist, Monday; = Grace Methodist, Calvary Baptist. and Greenwood evening chapter, Tuesday; Perry Township and Broadway Methodist, Wednesday; Temple Sisterhood and Mu: nicipal Gardens groups, Thursday, and Riverside Park and Omega“ Phi Tay, Friday.

Allegra Stewart To Be Speaker

The” Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’ club: will ‘hold a noon luncheon Tuesday at the Butler university chapter house. Dr. Allegra Stewart will present a review of Christopher Morley’s “Thoroughfare” Mrs. Corrine Chandler will be in

Mrs. E. C. Boswell, luncheon ‘chair-

man, will be assisted by Mrs. Re N. Harger.

The hostesses for a meeting of the

The bride was Miss Jean Graham Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. Parsley is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E, Parsley. The Rev. Ephriam D. Lowe performed the ceremony before - an altar banking of greenery flanked by -seven-branch candelabra. Mrs: Ralfh Stevens was the organist, and Mrs. Oscar Hill sang “Dearly

* The bride, who was given. in marriage by her father, wore a gown of bridal ivory satin, fashioned witn a sheer yoke of marquisette, a high round neckline, fitted bodice nnd

the wrists. Her full skirt fell into a train, A three-quarter length veil of ivory illusion was held in place by an arrangement of illusien and fresh camellias. The bride carried a white Bible with white camellias.

Attendants’ Gowns

Miss Nadine Bell was the maid of honor, Mrs, Richard Scott Jr., sis-ter-in-law. of the bride, and Miss Ruth Hale were bridesmaids, The three attendants wore identical ‘peacock blue . gowns fashioned with velvet. bodices. and chiffon skirts. “The fitted bodices had sweetheart necklines and bracelet length sleeves. - Miss Hale carried pale pink roses and wore matching flowers in her hair. Mrs. Scott had dusty pink roses, and Miss Bell carried American Beauties. -Mr. Scott Jr. was best man and the ushers included Rill Parsley, brother of the bridegroom; Bob Sweany and Allan Cortelyou.

Reception Held

"Corsages of white roses were worn by the mothers of the couple. Mrs. Scott chose a mist blue crepe suit and brown accessories, and the mother of the bridegroom. wore a navy blue crepe’ suit with rose hat{ and black accessories. A reception at the home of the bride’s parents followed the ceremony, When the couple “left ‘for their wedding trip the bride travelled in a. suit of hunters. green corduroy with black accessories and a’ corsage of white camellias. After next Friday they will be

Election Booked The 7th Ward Democratic. club will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Hazel O'Connor, 2523 N. Delaware :t. The annual election of officers will be held ° ‘at this meeting.

To Give Card ‘Party The Get Together clul:: will sponsor a “Victory” card: party Monday| at 1 p. m. at the Food Craft shop.| Mrs. M. L. Cain is chairman. Tickets may be obtained at the door.

Business Meeting A. business meeting will be: held

Cervus club, at 1 p. m. Monday in ‘M

3 1200 p.m, Tyestay in tie home

Beloved” and “I Lave You Truly.”|

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1. The Rev. and Mrs. M. Owen Kellison announce the recent mar: . riage of their daughter, Kathryn Louise, to Cadet Warren D. Dailey :

. son of Mr. and Mrs, Basil Dailey, Ponca City, Okla. The wedding wa: : Dec. 10 in Graham Chapel Missions Building, with the bride’s fathe : officiating. The bridegroom is at the army navigator and bombardie oo

air school; Big Springs, Tex. (Moorefield photo.)

2. Miss Dorothy Roeder of Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mr: 5

Henry Roeder, Evansville, will become the bride of Carl B. Burnsidc,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Burnside of Shenandoah, Iowa, in a Jan. 17 ceremony in McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

3. The approaching marriage of Miss Eleanor Stewart to James I. Matlock, son.of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Matlock, is announced by hey parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Stewart. The ceremony will be Jan. 2 in McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church. (Porter photo. |

4. A Dec. 24 ceremoney in Arlington, Va., united Miss Laura Bea

Riley Bottorff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bottorff, Greensburg. Lieut. Bottorff is serving with the air force.

5 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Russell Banks of “Banks Haven,” New Pales tine, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mercedes, to Tech. staff Sergt. Carlton H. Russow o! Buffalo, N. Y.. The ceremony will be at 8 p. m. next Friday in the Central Avenue Methodist church. Miss Banks is a student at th: Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. Sergt. Russow is stationed ai Camp Atterbury.

at home at 1116 N. Pennsylvania st.

_| Commerce, will speak and show a

ter of Tri Kappa sorority will meet

in (he home of Mrs. Jack Alber--shardt,

6. Mrs, Theodore I. Steele was

Miss Jane Preston before her mar:

riage, Dec. 22, in the Broadway Methodist church. She is the daugh:

ter of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel J. Preston.

and Mrs. Roy W. Steele. (Ramos-Porter photo.)

W. D.C. Meets Wednesday

“The Americanization of an American” will" be the subject of Salom Rizk, guest speaker at the meeting of the Woman’s Department club Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Rizk was born in Syria. At the age of 12 he learned that his mother was an American and spent five years' seeking a passport to | America. During the season of 1941-42-he made numerdus lecture appearances in this country. The usual social hour ‘will follow the program. "Mrs. George Bowman and Mrs. Ed Ball will preside at the tea table, assisted by the tea committee. Mrs. R. A. Miller will sell war stamps and bonds. A meeting’ of the board of direc~ tors will be Monday at 10 a. m.

Temple Sisterhood To Meet Monday The ‘Temple Sisterhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will meet for a dessert luncheon at 1:30 p. m. Monday. Charles D. Mosier, safety director of the Indianapolis Chamber of

short movie. Club. members will report on war activities.

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Luncheon M onday

The Indianapolis Associate chapfor luncheon Monday at 1 p. m 3624 N. Pennsylvania st.

Assisting.

Sergt. Steele’s parents are Mr stationed at Camp Forrest, Tenn

Red Cross Enrolls 30 In Speakers’ Course

> More have enrolled in the Red Cross start Wednesday, Mrs. Lesh, chairman of volunteer serv - ices, announces. Classes will be held: from 2 to 4

building with Bert C. McCammoii ‘as instructor, The course will lass 10 weeks and will deal with Rel Cross activities and effective speak

may call the Chapter headquarter: . Y. W. to Open Gym Programs

Beginning next week, army an: navy officers’ wives will have a gyr:

noon. Mrs. Elberta Gilmore is in charg:

the health education department.

Similar activities will be planne-| for enlisted men's Wives’ in the Heap future. “The xX. “W. ‘physical fitness {ros

women will be-intensified when th: new term-begins Feb. 1. Special classes in relaxation an: individual ‘work will be included ii. m.| the regular schedyle ‘af’ activitié: as well as swimming : classes fo: ‘women and children. A “Look You

the isons wy

than 30 men and- wome:

public speaking course which is th) Perry VW.

p. m. in the World War Memorig!

ing “technique. ‘Persons intereste:! :

Liliana National bank. Mrs. Sam . Hughes wiil be in charge,

[Mrs. T. H..Carlin and swimming program each wee: I'o Be Hostess . -|at Central ¥. W. C. A. on Monday: and Wednesdays from 10 a. m. to ; - | n embers of the Indianapolis Alum-|-nie club of Alpha Gamma Delta

of the activity in co-operation wit!: "/onday evening.

I rs. €arlin and Mrs. Howard Loh-{

nan will preside at the business hi esting

lgram for ‘business and. industrie!

Jlubs— Mrs, John Edwards to Review

‘Book for Present Day Club;

trice Ash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Ash, and Lieut. Charle::

Woman's Club to Meet Monday

A book review and current "events discussions will be features of nrograms for clubs meeting Monday. The PRESENT DAY ciub will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Sele "rge, 2068 Broadway. Mrs. Chic Jackson will assist the hostess. A book review will be given by Mrs. John F, Edwards.’

Mrs. F. H. King will entertain the WOMAN'S club on Monday,

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iy Miss Helen Daniels and Mrs. meeting is planned by the C. I. H. nA

eet Monday at ‘1 p. m. "'#nary Cottage Tor luncheon. Toner 7. Overley will speak to the group

gion auxiliary, will be in charge the Protestant vespers ‘service

Church and State in the Modern t'orld” will be the topic chosen by Mrs, (. J. Polstra for her talk, and ‘rs. W. E. Jackson will speak on :urrent events,

A dsssert. supper at 7 p. m. MonJay in the home of Mrs. Norman ‘{angus, 3140 Park ave., will be held : the INTER-ARTS club. Mrs. James E. Lesh will assist the hostThe program is to be presented

“mer Doriot. A luncheon, business and bridge Ii. club for Monday at the home of vs. James W. Gillespie, 18 N. Riley

Mrs. Stanley B. Sheard will 3 assistant hostess.

ALPHA NU LATREIAN club will in the

1 “Medical Quackery.”

A constitutional quiz and reading "the by-laws will be the features the Monday meeting of Chapter P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, at the

Mrs: Thomas H. Carlin, 3720 N mnsylvania = st., will entertain

Mrs. Merton Johnston will assist

rrange Vespers | The Paul Coble unit 26, American|

norrow at the Veterans’ hospital. ul Mathews, organist, will play { the Rev. Charles R. Lizenby, 1 conduct the: service, -

Bride’s Cousin Officiates

At Wedding:

The bride’s cousin, the Rev. Fp. Edward Bauer, officiated this mcrne ing at the wedding of Miss Helen K, | Longerich and Seaman First Class : Joseph R. Ferrer. The ceremony was at 9:30 o’clock in the rectory of St. Patrick’s Catholic church, i Parents of the cquple are Mr, and Mrs. Fred Longerich, 1231 N. Taco ‘ma, ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Ferrer, 1226 N, Oxford st. : A background of greenery and candelabra formed the setting for the rite. The bride ‘wore a powder blue crepe dress in street length, black accessories and a corsage of t Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Edward C. Off; her only ate tendant, wore block accessories and a Talisman rose corsage with nep rose crepe frock. : The bridegroom's brother, Ernesto Ferrer Jr. was his best man. ‘The bride’s mother chose a beige cose time with which she wore brown .| accessories, while Mrs. Ferrer was in teal blue and wore black actess sories. Both had corsages. ‘of 1 After the ceremony a wedcing breakfast was served at the Lincoln and the couple left for a trip to Chicago. Mrs. Ferrer will be at home later : with her parents and the bridegroom

- |will ‘return to the naval aviation

station at Peru. The bride is a member of Gamma chapter, Tri ‘Chl sorority.

1.T.-S.C. to Meet

A talk on “The Aleutian — and Alaska” ‘will be made by Mrs, Dorsey Dodd Monday before the Ine diana chapter, Iternatiangl Trav

-B. Study. club.