Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1943 — Page 6

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Woodstock club was organized in June, 1915.

The summer stamping ground of 419 Indianapolis residents is the Woodstock club, Incated at 1301 W. 38th st. Its business is hooming with many of its members vacationing at home hecause of the war, For this holiday week-end, the club will serve buffet dinners tn approximately R75 members and guests. Reservations for tonight's dinner-dance are still open, hut those for tomorrow and Monday are completely filled, Tt hoaste of a beautiful golf course, a regulation 15 by 35 foot swimming pool, {ennis courts

familiar to Western Play court tournament players, and excellent clubhouse facilities.

1. Fugitives from the hot summer weather enjoy the swimming

pool.

2. It she’s not a photographer's model, she should be. ducing Miss Martha Lois Adams, who relaxes against a tree,

3. Thic trio of foot splashere includes Miss Alice Boozer, Mise Mildred Milliken and Mrs. John P. Jameson (left to right),

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\ Marjorie Grindle's Enqagement fo Cadet H. E. Goodwin Is Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Marjorie Grindle to Naval Air Cadet Harry E. Goodwin is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Vernon Grindle. Cadet Goodwin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Goodwin. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Grindle will continue her studies at the University of Arizona next fall. She is affiliated with Alph Phi sorority, \ Cadet Goodwin was home recently on furlough from Marquette

university, Milwaukee, Wis, and left this week for pre-flight training at Towa City, Towa.

Gordon-Duncan Rites Are Read

THE REV. E. AINGER POWELL was to officiate at the wedding of Miss Jenny Lind Duncan and Larry Gordon at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon in Christ Episcopal church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Duncan and the bridegroom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. David Combs. Altar decorations were te be two three-branch and two sevenbranch candelabra, two single cathedral candles, vases of white gladioli and greenery. Chester 1.. Heath, organist, was to play “Oh Promise Me" and Miss Carol Lutzoff was to sing “O Perfect Love.” ! 5 #5 # # * =»

The bride, who was to he given in marriage by her father, was to wear a cinnamon rose suit trimmed with ceramic heads. The ensemble has a pencil line skirt and a peplum effect on the jacket.

Sister Is Ring Bearer

Miss Natalie Pinnell, maid of honor, was to wear a beige suit with a dark brown halo hat, brown accessories and a corsage of brown lilies. Four-year-old Carolyn Duncan, sister of the bride, was to be ring-bearer. Her frock was to be of brown French batiste with inserts of embroidery around the skirt. She was to have yellow daisies in her hair and carry the rings for the double ring ceremony in a lily. Jonathon Combe was to be his brother's best man and ushers were to be Jack Duval and Frank Quick. The couple will take a wedding trip en route to their new home in New York,

Christine Sehrader's Engagement Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Christine Schrader to Charles M. Crumbaker, son of Mrs, C. C. Crumbaker, has been announced by the bride-to-be’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schrader. The wedding will be in the fall. = » » » » ” A dinner in honor of Miss Judith Preston and her fiance, John Lillard Davis, will be given thie evening by Miss Ruth Fishback, daughter of Mrs. Shirley D. Murphy. The dinner for 40 guests will preceds the Woodstock Country club dance,

| Omicron Alpha sorority will meet| assist at the reception in the Hill

4. Putting on the green looks easy for Mrs, Stanley Shipnes, Her companion is Miss Mary Sinclair,

5. The golf course provides plenty of shade for tired players, The scene is restful enough for the on-looker,

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6. Measuring the net before starting a game are tennis enthusiasts William Thornberry and Mrs. Herbert Todd,

Kreger-Russell University Park Church Will Be Wedding to Be Scene of Forrester-Hill Rite; ‘This Evening | Couple to Live in California

| | Mise Floise Russell will become A wedding breakfast given by Mrs, Jason H. Hill at her home, 26 W. 26th st., will precede the marriage oi her daughter, Norma, and [Lt

the bride of Cpl. Roger W. Kreger James L. Forrester at 4 p, m. tomorrow in the Univerzity Park Christian at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the qnursh.

Pifty-First Street Methodist chureh. | Mr. and Mrs, | ‘The bride is the daughter of Mr. bridegroom. Dr. 8. Grundy

D. Roy Forrester, Berwyn, Md, are parents of the

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land Mrs. George H. Russell. 3518, Fisher will read | Marysville, Cal, where Lt Forres= |N. Sherman dr, and Cpl. Kreger is the rite before an altar banked with | ter is stationed at Camp Beale. The [the son of Mr, and Mrs. Howard W. palms and white flowers and | bride and bridegroom will make Kreger, Waterloo, Ia. flanked with two seven-branch | their home there after July 16. For The Rev. Clyde Bedwell will read candelabra. her trip the bride plans to wear a |the ceremony and organ selections| patty jean Miller will play organ | blue sheer with white accessories { will be played by Mrs. Bedwell, They arrangements of “Because,” “Inter and a white orchid. | will include “Liebestraum,” “A \ menzo” and “At Dawning” and | Included among the out-of-town Sweet Mystery of Life,” "Because, |nyiq Betty Burkes will sing “Ah guests will be Mrs, Richmond OC. “At Dawning,” “I Love You Truly,” Sweet Mystery of Life” and “Ave Hill, Chicago; Mrs. Kenneth Wago= “Indian Love Call’ and “Jeannie Maria.” ner, Brownstown: Mr. and Mrs, with the Light Brown Hair.” Richmond C. Hill of Chicago will John Coulter, Brownsburg; Mr. and The bride's gown will be of white jue his niece in marriage, She has Mrs. James Wilson, Greenfield; embroidered organdy made With & .,,cn a white satin gown with a Mesdames Henrietta Pruitt, Russell bouffant skirt and three-quarter-| .atheart neckline accented with Phillips and Henry Bougy, Mr. and length sleeves. Her veil is fingertip; oie ot net in floral designs, long Mrs. Charles Brayton and Mr. and length and she will carry a bouquet’ g..ves puffed at the shoulders and Mrs. Ralph Kirby, Columbus, Ind, of yellow Talisman roses. a full skirt, and Mrs. Edwin Bywell, Berwyn, Md. Her two-tiered fingertip veil will

{ | be arranged from a tulle tiara

| The maid of honor, Miss Beatrice trimmed wtih oran | . \ i i ia | ge blossom clus=| ~ A or Cartmel, will be in 4 yellow in ters and her flowers will be & I'S. 1 gren gandy gown and will earry U€ French bouquet of orchids, valley] | delphinium and white daisies.

: | lilies and stephanotis surrounded by | | N , A d | Mrs, Hubert Jones, sister of the . “wpa waline frill, S ominate

bride and a bridesmaid, will eat Miss Frances Zeps, maid of honor,

light Blue elif on and carey pe will be in blue chiffon and the Times Special delprinium pod Yu eh Filson | Oridesmaids, Miss Patricia Trefs and| SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, July 3. alto. Whi fearty "white daisies with | Miss Betty Jane Bright, will wear Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, | her yellow chiffon dress. pink and aqua chiffon. They will Ind, was nominated yesterday for Plo. Jones wiil be best man and| Veer matching ~headdresses styled | recording secretary of the General Mr. Russell and Mr. Tilson will be *ftef the bride's and will carry Federation of Women's Clubs. She ushers. French Sutiuets in pagiel shages. al is ROW presidens of the Indiana . rill wear e e best man| Federation of Clubs. Movil ge Rigi ee ne and the bride's brother, William | Election of officers will be held and a corsage of red roses, Hill, and Richard Griffeth will be at the triennial G. F, W. C, cons After a reception at the home of ushers. vention next spring. the bride's parents the couple will . The bride’s mother has chosen a Other candidates for office are leave oh a wedding trip to Iowa, the blue mesh gown. With it she will| Mrs. LaFell Dickinson of Keene, bride traveling in a brown and white| wear white accessories and a cor<| N. H, president; Mrs. J. L. B. Buck, suit with white accessories. sage of pink rose buds. Also wear-! Richmond, Va, first vice president; The bride and bridegroom will be | ing & corsage of pink rose buds, the Mrs. H. C. Houghton Jr, Red Oak, at home here after July 12. bridegroom's mother will be in a Iowa, second vice president, and i navy dress with white accessories. | Mrs. Volney W. Taylor, Brownsville, MAM 7) Miss Margaret Meushaw of Cin-| Tex, treasurer. Sorority Session cinnati, Mis Mary Ellen Barclay| Mrs. Ahlgren was indorsed for The national council of Alpha and Mise Gwendolyn Brock will national office by the state federaition at its annual convention at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at Hotel Lin-| home. lin May. A member of the board

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Sister Is Attendant

eoln. Mrs. John R. Sentney will) After a short wedding trip in| of the general federation, she {is preside at the session, Indiana, the couple will leave for attending the meeting here,