Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1943 — Page 14
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Judith Preston Sets Auqust 28 as Date of Wedding to John L. Davis
MISS JUDITH PRESTON has set August 28 as the date of her marriage to John Lillard Davis. She is the daughter of Mrs. Frances Allison Preston and Mr. Davis Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Davis of Winchester, Ky. Miss Preston was graduated from Orchard school. Tudor Hall school and Wells college and is a member of the Indianapolis Junior
League. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Kentucky Military institute and Washington and Lee university.
» » » » » 5 A garden tea given recently hv Mr. and Mis. Svivester Johnson honored their son. Nelson Gladding Johnson. and his fiancee, Miss Mary Scott Morse. With them in the receiving line were Mrs. Sylvester Johnson Jr., the former Miss Ethel Janet White. and Miss Mary Johnson, sister of the prospective bridegroom Miss Morse is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scott Morse. She was graduated from Wheaton college, Norton, Mass. and iz a member of the Indianapolis Junior League. Mr. Johnson attended the Lawrenceville school and was graduated from Princeton university,
Parties Honor Betty Ann Carr
SEVERAL PARTIES have been planned for Miss Betty Ann Carr before her wedding to Lt. Guy F. Boyd Jr. of Ft. Benning, Ga.. next Monday in the Highland Golf and Country club. Miss Helen Schumacher and Miss Shirley Snyder will entertain for her with a luncheon Wednesday in the Columbia club. Thursday a party will be given for her at the Indianapolis Athletic club by Mrs. Guy F. Boyd, Lt. Boyd's mother. Mrs. Jack C. Carr will entertain with a trousseau tea for her daughter Friday afternoon. The guests will be Miss Betty Cramer. maid of honor, Misses Helen Schumacher, Shirley Snyder and Jacqueline Carr. bridesmaids, and Misses Shirley St. Pierre, Betty Freeman, Patricia Reese and Dorothy Groene, and Miss Betty MeGuire of Marion. 5 » » Bn »” ” Guests at 3 shower to be given for the hride-to-he tomorrow cvening by Miss Mary Ann Lenahan will include Mesdamesz Carr, Martha Stone, Royd, Richard Templeton and Robert Henderson. Others will be Misses St. Pierre. Rosamund Herriet, Mary Katherine Stair, Jean Clancey. Barbara Badger. Patricia Stayton, Joan Cross. Judy Aldrich, Patricia Reese, Freeman. Snyder, Groene. Schu-
1. Mrs. Richard W. Mehl was Miss Gertrude Hurt before her mar- Mary Elisabeth Barrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barrett, 5869
wav, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Manning.
1206 S. Randolph st. Greenery and candelabra will decorate the altar heimer-Carlon photo.)
macher, Cramer and Jacqueline Carr. Mrs. T. A. Lenahan will assist ren ES ner daughter. | . . c————————————— Vi ve Bridal Di Rites Read tor The Botdel Rorroas To Give Bridal Dinner es Ca Ol I'he Bridal Scene— MR. AND MRS. CARR will give a bridal dinner for Miss Carr and | H: ld > JA 3 ¢ Mi " Al ry d n Lt. Boyd at 8 p. m. Sunday at Highland preceding the rehearsal. L. a Cl main, 3 18S . cxan Cl Guests will be the bridal party and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. i y & re : ; Assisting at the recepiion which will follow the wedding will ] S - oer & 5 : VC y ' be Misses McGuire, Reese, Freeman. Lenahan, St. Pierre, Aldrich, i t. \ pi Ingcl | : : HR pane 8 iF Sets July 1 8 as Groene and Cross, Mrs. Templeton and Mrs. Paul McClellan, 2 a RES — HRY : . ’ Muskogee, Okla. | The wedding ceremony for Lt. | | > . N A party was given recently by Miss Carr in honor of Miss {Dorothy Ann Springer, WAC, and WW edding Date McGuire who was her house guest last week-end. Guests were Misses I a |Lt. Charlies Joseph Halderman was Lenahan, Groene, Cramer, St. Pierre, Snvder, Schumacher and Free- | n : “ man : read at 8 p. m. Saturday in the| ; : Featured in the bridal owe so id | 3 % av . eo OC - - - - rem — ___ | Central Christian church. | ; ; a : | day are annpuncerients 0 oN i i 1 } i; y he. ; dings and approaching marriages. K / ~ Nil 4 | 1" o Mrs v on W. Sprin vf § : Ee ? Miss Doris Elainne Alexander's at myn { ima fo Become Bi ide iy Lai} Mes Btwarg Ww. Springer, k : 3 {approaching marriage to Robert 8. f . 3245 RioauN ay. i the bite ; : 3 : a | Ochiltree is announced by her . . . groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. : g : yo ? ; a , : tA { ; : aii i { er, Mrs. E. V. Alexander, 4244 Of Ensign Manning Tonight at E. O. Halderman. Middletown, O.| il Cog is £ = - p | Gre ¢ . “ . The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger of- | g ? : ; | The wedding will be July 18 in Tabernacle Presbyterian Church ficiated. Mrs. Howard Huesing was| $ SE SE : [the Central Christian church, matron of honor and the bride's | . =C); : | Bronxville. Tex. Mr. Ochiltree is In an 8:30 o'clock ceremony tonight in McKee chapel. Tabernacle hrother, Capt. Robert Wa y ne; et! | the son of Mrs, Harry H. Ochiltree, Presbyterian church. Miss Kathryn Lucille Nihma will become the bride Springer Sling field, W ashing- | 2424 N. New Jersey st. F Evcich a AR on : ¥ : . . . : y =to=k ttended Butler of Ensign Edward F. Manning. The bride was graduated from riage May 23. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hurt Guilford ave. Re Rride-iosbe 3 was & member The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. 8. Nihma, 3025 Broad- Butler university and received her apd the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Mehl of 4. The engagement of Miss Frances Hammond Norris to George lot Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr. Ochil= master's degree there. She V®S 2 Goshen, The couple is at home at 221 E. Michigan st., Apt. 503. (Dex- Bernard Streit of Glendale, I. I, has heen announced by her parents, tree attended Wabash college and member of Pi Beta Phi sorority, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee Norris, 3331 Guilford ave. The bridegroom is |i< a member of Sigma Chi frater= § : | ”" . the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Street of Glendale. August 1 will be | nit - RA RE tert} n h vi y | Will Return te Camps Y : : . » ue nity. a . sefore which the service will be At. SHERlute Oi oe 2. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Battista Sr. 2417 Central ave, announce the date of the wedding in the North Methodist church, * 0rortres— read by Dr. Rov Ewing Vale! After attending officer candidate {he engagement of their daughier, Antoinette, Ensign Albe . : ; | } ' \ iss ily Sororities w Ali ie Wi school. Des Moines, Towa, she was pg EE te, 16 Ensign Obes D 5. Before her marriage June & in the Third Christian church, | The wedding of Miss Marilyn Ja Miss Mary Alice Davis will be the ° 3 ’ as, hp NE Ashmore of Hillshore, Ill. The prospective bridegroom is an instructor M Robert W Gardner and Ensign Robert G. transferred to 2d WAC training jn the navy air corps. (Block phota.) Re re ey : Ehmer, U. S. N. R., will be July 23
Adkisson was Miss Roberta Rogers. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers, Lebanon. 8S. Sat. Adkisson
Pl N D v B 4. organist. i 11 elta cta Entering with her father, the
Will Meet at Hotel Lincoln
Among the activities planned by sorority groups for this week 2are 2 luncheon bridge and business meetings Mrs. John William Rhodes was to entertain BETA BETA BETA with a Iluncheon-bridge at her home, 5837 Central ave. today.
PHI DELTA BETA will meet for a business session tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Earl Booth will preside
A business meeting of Beta chapter, BETA CHI THETA. will be held at 8 p m. Wednesday at the home of Miss Dorothy Delvin, 6053 E. 10th st Members of the sorority and their husbands held a picnic yesterday afternoon at George Washington Park.
Mrs. Edith Connell will be hostess for a picnic of the DELTA THETA TAU alumnae tomorrow in Elenberger park. Mrs. Walker Carll of Shelbyville will be a guest.
Board Changes Hours
The board of directors of the Brown County art gallery have changed the gallery's hours from mornings and afternoons to afternoons and evenings. It will be open daily from 1 to 8 pm.
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LUTRITION CLASSES
Will Be Given in Block's Auditorium
® Every Tuesday ® Every Friday
During July. Classes start at 10 o'clock and are ever at 12 o'clock. There is neo charge for these instructive and worthwhile classes. Enroll in Block's Auditerium office, or call the Red Cross Nutrition Service, LI ncoln 1441.
bride will wear a white organdy gown with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice. short puffed sleeves and a full skirt, A rhinestone halo will hold her illusion veil. She will carry white orchids, gardenias, roses and feverfew. A diamond necklace and rhinestone bracelet will complete her costume.
Sister to Be Attendant
Gowned in sea foam green chiffon. Miss Ruth Elynor Nihma. sister of the bride and maid of honor, will carry Talisman roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Jane Murphy and Miss Blessing Neidlinger, also will earry roses. With her blue gown, Miss Murphy will carry pink flowers. Miss NeidIimeger will be in pink and her bouquet of pink roses will he accented with blue delphinium. All the attendants will wear pendant necklaces, gifts of the bride, and will have single roses in their hair. Pfc. Howard Manning, La Grange, Nl. will be his brother's best man and Hermann Brunning, Columbus, Ind, and Lt. (j. g) James Andi, Peru, will be ushers.
To Live in Peru
The bride's mother will be in a rose lace gown and will have a gardenia corsage. The bridegroom's mother also will wear a gardenia corsage on her rose silk dress. Miss Helen Lucille Carlson and Miss Beverly Jean Manning will assist at the reception in the Nihma home, after which the couple will leave on a wedding trip. The bride will travel in a blue and white silk terepe ensemble with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. The bride and bridegroom will be at home after Wednesday at Peru i where Ensign Manning is stationed as flight instructor with the U. 8. naval air corps. He attended Purdue university before enlisting Out-of-town guests will he Mrs, Herrmann Brunning and Miss Betty Gwendolyn, Columbus, Ind.
Fall Colors Are ‘Down to Earth
| Taking a tip from Paramount's | { newest production, “For Whom the; Bell Tolls,” New York designers are: i showing lovely earth colors such as | worn by Ingrid Bergman and Ka-| {rina Paxinou in the film. Miss, | Bergman, who plays “Maria,” wears! grays and greens. the “camouflage” | | colors that Hemingway wrote about {in his novel. | Apparent in the fall collections are many of these shades. Par-| [ticularly stunning are the crepe] New York creations of reddish earth | | brow, Some are trimmed with lace | !dyed to match, others with bugle ‘Beads or sequins. Jersey and wool |in_gras i fe oie pe
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‘Holliday Auxiliary
center. Davtona Beach, Fla.. where she is company commander. She has keen here for temporary recruiting duty. Lt. Charles Halderman attended Ohio State university and Park air college. St. Louis, Mo. He was gradnated from Kelly field and now is stationed at the army air base, Ephrata, Wash. Both the bride and bridegroom will leave for their respective stations next week.
Works for Red Cross
The John H. Holliday post 186,
American Legion auxiliary, will meet at Shortridge high school this week to continue its work rolling bandages for the Red Cross. Officerz of the group elected at the last monthly luncheon inciude Mrs. M. I. Sutton, president: Mrs, H. L. Plummer, vice president; Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, secretary: Mrs, Forest Spencer, treasurer: Mrs. Mur-
ray Johnson, chaniain, and Mrs.
Earl D, Finley. his orian.
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3. Fallowing a June
‘Hey, Cutie, What's Your
Name?’
CHICAGO, July 5.—All waitresses soon will answer Lookin,” or just “Hey,” and they can blame it on the war. The Linen Supply association of Friday in Washington.
part of the WPB's materials conservation program waitresses’ garments will no longer have their names embroidered on the pockets. Heretofore a uniform with an inbecame worthless
changed linen suppliers. Under the new ruling. which also strictly limits the number of styles manufactured. ways be useful until it wears out.
Wed in June 26 Ceremony
Dexheimer-Carleton Photo.
th before her wed -
wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Kennedy is stationed at Stout field and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Adare at home at 3546 Balsalm ave. Apt. 1. Mrs. Kennedy was Miss kisson of Anthony, Kas.
League of Women Voters To Be Represented at St. Louis By Mrs. Leonard Smith
Mrs. Leonard Smith will be among the representatives attending the National League of Women Voters midwestern training school in| St. Louis, July 15 and 186.
‘wedding ceremony uniting Miss |
lin the home of the bride-to-he’'s |parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. | Gardner, 946 N. Bolton ave. Ensign Ehmer is the son of Mr. and
Couple Will Bef om » aim a
Miss Gardner will be graduated }
A H > H from Purdue university in August t ome CI'C [she is a member of Kappa Kappa
After Trip
Gamma sorority. Ensign Ehmer | was graduated from Purdue and is a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. He now is attending the post-graduate school at Annapolis. " 5 5
Miss Helen Frances Gurney left
The Rev. Harry Zeller read the
| The training school for the eastern area will meet Thursday and Mildred Mae Howell and Aaron vesterday for Kingman, Ariz., where
The meetings are planned to prepare leaders pewis Newby at 2 p. m. yesterday her marriage to Pvt. Robert Cecil
for a summer round-up to mobilize the 50,000 league members for an jj, his studv. Jester will be Wednesday in the
anti-isolation campaign. Clubs oe { Both schools will be conducted hy
chapel of the army air force's Flex«
The bride is the niece of Mrs. ible gunner school.
Catherine Howell of New York. She is the daughter nf Mrs. Nora
Miss Marguerite M. Wells, presi- apy. Newby is the son of Mrs. Mar- | Gurney, 6651 W. Washington st,
Picnics and dent of the national league. Luncheon Are
Scheduled
up, Miss Wells said, “As soon as it| hecame clear that the climax o [all our war efforts was coming this
In announcing the summer round- Beach. Cal.
garet Hannah Newby of Long and the prospective bridegroom ig
| the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F, ¥
Miss Pearl Myers, the bride's Jester, 524 Edgehill rd.
gf only attendant, wore a cream
pebble crepe dress with beige ac-| A]] That Glitters
: cessories and a corsage of gar- . - summer, we knew that this summer denias and sweet peas. The bride (zlamorizes Frocks
| might also bring. hope or despair Was in a powder blue crepe frock] 4. jittle wool jackets on New
‘scheduled by clubwomen for this decide to do after the war. week.
| The OFFICERS’ WIVES club will To Push Anti-Isolation
v : A : . : with white accessories and a gar-|._, : Two picnics and a luncheon are about what the American people denia and valley lily corsage g | York creations, one glimpses glit-
| ols Robert Hunter'was bes [ter and sparkle on the bodice of . St man. the dress underneath.
Following a reception held at the | The glitter tops on plain little 4
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§ meet for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon to-| «gg we have summoned courage bride's home, 1244 N. Illinois st. dresses give an altogether glame
morrow in the Claypool hotel. Mrs. |. undertake a summer round-up. the couple took a wedding trip to|orous picture at night clubs and
| Richard Appel and Mrs. Lowell] ) sl Thomas will be hostesses for the Through a series of ever-widening
| Wives of officers assigned to duty | people and convince them that now ‘away from home are invited, and or never the great American myth | reservations may be made with of isolationism must be exorcised, Mrs. Byron K. Rust. Mrs. BE. 8. the delusion that we are or can | Johnston will preside. be or ever were isolated from the
world and its wars.” ¥
Mrs. G. E. Bomberger, 5842 For- | : aad est lane. will be hostess for a meet-| Other Midwestern representatives
ing of the FOREST HILLS GAR- at the July 15 and 16 sessions will | DEN club picnic Wednesday. The be Mrs. Allen Mitchell, Bloominggroup will have a round table gar- ton. Ind... Mrs. Maurice A. Pollak, | Highland Park, Ill; Mrs. Roscoe | Anderson, Webster Groves, Mo.: | The 1908 club has planned a pic- Mrs. B. Lamar Johnson, Columbia, nic for Tuesday at Holidav uark. Mo.. and Mrs. Frederick Cobb, ee —— — | Green Bay, Wis.
Parents Visit | Other Representatives |
Those attending the eastern con-|
den clinic.
. x ference will be Mrs. Harris T.| Service Girl Baldwin, first vice president of! the national league; Mrs. J, 8. Schramm, a member of the naMr. and Mrs. Gene Harwell, 3546 tina) board. and Mrs. Kenneth | | E. Vermont st. are visiting their yincel former president of the i - y 3 i | i Satisner, Betty Jane, in St. Louis gentucky league, all of Washing: | Ea at zn 2 ton; Mrs. John P. Cunningham, ho Har I co 804 1S New York; Mrs, Richard Field,| og Bs in the service club at St. weston, Mass, second vice presiyk dish | dent of the national league, and Following the visit, Mr. Harwell po George Roudebush, Silver
| will go to the West coast to em- Springs, Md. former president of! bark for Pearl Harbor where he has! ey ie | the St. Louis league.
| been appointed to the navy con-| | struction department. | After the training school, each of
Mrs, Harwell will return to In- its members will visit state leagues | dianapolis. Pfc. Harry Harwell a 2nd train local presidents in, son, is stationed at Camp Living- Methods by which each member | stone, La. can best spread the league's be-| ccm | liefs.
Libs. . , Visits Friends | : | LUMP. ail Mos, Albirt: Wome | Theta Chapter to Meet Lehman, 420 E. North st. are visit-| A business meeting will be held
ng this Week with frient laives 1 Sulvan 4nd 3 nm. Wo
southern Indiana. The bride and restaurants these summer evenings,
: bridegroom will be at home in the | event, circles we propose to reach the Bel-Air apartments S.
Sorority to Meet
Cpl. and Mrs. William H. Ron- |
nerman of Bellmore, Long Island, | Gamma chapter, Omega Nu Taw N. Y.,, were among the out-of-town sorority, will meet at 8 p. m. toef guests. morrow in the Hotel Lincoln.
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