Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1943 — Page 11
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Bette Carr Will be Wed to Lt. Boyd
In Ceremony at Highland Tonight
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{ HIGHLAND GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Bette Ann Carr and Lt. Guy F. Boyd Jr. of Ft. Benning, Ga.. at 8:30 o'clock tonight. The bride is the daughter of Myr. and Mrs. Jack C. Carr and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy F. Boyd. A 2i-branch candelabrum. magnolia foliage and smilax interepersed with pink roses and gladioli, white gladioli and rubrum lilies will decorate the fireplace mantel before which the ceremony we be read ihe fireplace will be screened with woodwardia and huckelberry foliage and on either side will be pedestals of pink and white gladioli, Briarcliff roses and two seven-branch candelabra An aunt of the bride, Mrs. James W. Carr, will be pianist, and Miss Mary Catherine Stair will be harpist. Selections will include “Liebestraum” and “Kappa Praver” (Stair). The Rev. Fr. Edwin Sahm will officiate. Entering on the arm of her father, the bride will be in a White Swiss organdy gown made with a romance neckline, short puffed sleeves and a full skirt gathered onto a fitted basque and extending into’ a long train Both the skirt, sleeves and train are edged with embroidered uffies. Her two-tiered full-length veil of English illusion is arranged Hom a halo bonnet of organdy edged with an embroidered frill. K a prayer book topped with a white orchid, stephanotis and garlands of white satin ribbon and swainsenia.
Sister Will Be Flower Girl
MISS BETTY CRAMER, maid of honor. has chosen a heather blue marquisette frock styled with a fitted bodice, low shoulder yoke futlined with ruffles and a bouffant skirt. Her flowers will be delphinium interspersed with pale pink roses and pink tuberous begonias. Blue and pink flowers will form her Juliet cap from which ill be arranged a blue shoulder-length tulle veil Also gowned in heather biue the bridesmaids, Miss Helen Shumaker and Miss Shirley Snyder, will carry Finch and Rapture roses, pale pink tuberous begonias and delphinium. Their Juliet caps will match. Their frocks will be of chiffon made with romance neck-
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With her flowertone pink dress the bride's sister and flower girl, Jacqueline Carr, will carry a natural basket of Finch roses. Mrs, Bovd has selected a cloud blue Chantilly lace gown and eg pink and white corsage tied with gold ribbons. while the bride's mother will wear a pastel pink silk jersey with matching accessories and a comb of pink flowers in her hair with fresh flower earrings to match.
To ‘ive in Columbus, Ga.
WILLIAM BOYD will be his brother's best man and ushers will be Lt. John Sutton, Camp Grant, Ill; Austin Rinne, Columbus, O, nd Walter Stone A reception will follow. Assistants will be Miss Betty McQuire, Marion: Misses Patricia Reese, Bettv Freeman, Mary Ann Lenahan, hirlev St. Pierre, Judy Aldrich, Dorothy Groene and Joan Cross, Mrs. Richard Templeton and Mrs. Paul McClellan, Muskogee, Okla. After a wedding trip to Cincinnati the couple will be at home in Columbus, Ga. The bride will travel in an ice blue satin suit with brown accessories and a white orchid corsage.
Out-of-Town Guests Are Listed
THE BRIDE ic a graduate of Butler university and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She also attended Purdue universat Lt. Bovd attended Indiana university and was graduated from tii2 University of California at Los Angeles. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity Out-of-town guests will include Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Carr, Misses Elizabeth and Martha Carr, Chicago; Hary B. McKee Sr.. Milwaukee; Miss Jean Ringle, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Anna Meguiar, Misses Bertie and Betty Meguiar, Marion; Mrs. Robert Henderson, Columbus, Ga.; Mfs. Gordon Miller, Linton; Miss Evelyn Hammer, Decatur, Ili; fiss Norvella Judd, Anderson, and Mrs. Carter C. Boyd, Louisville, Kt
Child Labor Laws to Be
Discussed at Meeting of the League of Women Voters
Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson, chairman of the social welfare department. Indiana League of Women Voters, will speak on the child labor law at a board meeting to be held at the Columbia club Thursday. Extension of social security in the United States will be discussed
Children at the Julia Jameson nutrition camp will be entertained Inc, Wednesday at a chicken dinner picnic.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Sunshine Club to Fete Julia Jameson Campers
Among the members in charge are (left to right) Mrs, David Jolly, games chairman; Mrs. Alva Cradick, general chairman, and Mrs. William F. Eich, chairman of trans- |
|Clubs— ‘Tea, Bridge Party Listed On Program
4-H Girls Over Country Canning Foods
A tea and bridge party are sched|uled on one club program for this | week. | An informal afternoon tea and {bridge party will be held by the NEWCOMERS club from 1:30 to 4 |p. m. Wednesday in the Central] 1Y. W.C. A, 320 N. Pennsylvania st. | | | Pantry shelves of rural homes are |being lined with a reserve stock of | | 18.000,000 canned foods by 4-H club {girls threughout the U. S. | | They will release commercially {canned products for the armed {forces and legions of men for the) {job of getting foodstuffs and weapons to the battle fronts. | To obtain proper training in | preparing the foods, the club girls lare participating in the current National 4-H canning achievement | activity. | The chief objectives are to con{tribute to the nation’s 1943 wartime program of conserving vital foods, ‘utilizing farm products, promoting by the Children's Sunshine Club. (varied, balanced diets and reducing " expenditures by the use of the fam{ily food preservation plan. Participants with outstanding rec{ords of achievement in this activity
Craig Wedding The Bridal Scene— Conducted at | Freda Marvel's | :
Chapel Bere (40 Fervent scl
| br. and aes. robert A. ois re, A 00000unced by Her Parents
jon a wedding trip north following | their marriage at 9:30 a. m. Satur. Peter and Paul { Cathedral chapel
Features in bridal news today
a : et and a marriage and shower notes. jday Im SS.
{ Illinois st. The bride was Miss Mildred Meci Ferran, daughter of Mr, and Mrs
Delta Delta Delta Schwomeyer, son
sorority Mr of Mr. and Mrs.
| "ICarl Schwomever, 1638 Barth ave. | also is a graduate of Butler, where |
{Rado McFerran, Syracuse. Dr. Craig lis the son of Mr, and Mrs. Alex P | Craig, Gary. The single ring ceremony was {read by the Msgr. Raymond R. Noil| [before an altar banked with potted | . 8 4 ipalms and mixed greenery and Miss Vivian Taylor's engagement | lighted with cathedral tapers in to Hartwell Kayler has been an- { candelabra, i nounced. The marriage will be Aug. { Families of the bridal couple and|g8 in the St. Matthew close friends attended. church. Mrs. Eloise Bender will be Entering with her father, the matron of honor and George Wilbride was in a two-piece powder son, best man. | blue crepe frock made with a square Ineckline and short puffed sleeves. for her July 24 will be Miss Kath- { Jeweled buttons and trapunto trim- ryn Cottrell and Mrs. Bender. The
| he was a member of Sigma Nu fraternitv. He is a coach and instructor at Carmel high school.
jming in a matching hue trimmed party will be at Miss Cottrell's|
| home.
ithe bodice. i Guests will include Mrs. Frank
Mothers’ Frocks Eloise Rinschler,
She wore a calot of powder blue Fern Cromwell,
{lace straw with maline veiling and Elsie Bales, Esther Cox, Alice Tim-| accessories. Her mons, Kathleen Moran, Cara Ste-| ‘| flowers were a shoulder corsage of! phenson, Bess Sharkey. Margaret | and!
ashes of roses
rosebuds and babies’ breath and she | Kissel, Rosemary Goldman
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Lutheran |
Smith and Mrs. Ray Hatfield, Misses |
will receive awards provided by Mrs. Ruth Kerr and based on county. state and national levels. The activity is being conducted under the direction of the U. S. department lof agriculture, state agricultural {colleges and county extension | agents. Indiana's state champion last vear was Marjorie Wolcott, Indian{apolis.
Engagement womeyer is
The TRI-O-DICE club will meet
1 are announcements of engagements . at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs.
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Freda Ruth Claude Cale, 2179 N. Pennsylvania They will be at Marvel to Herbert F. Schwomeyer is announced by her parents, Mr. and St home after next Saturday at 2010 N Mrs. John Marvel, 1426 N. Warman ave. The wedding will be Aug. 1.1 { Miss Marvel is a graduate of Butler university and a member of
= Zetathea Club
Mrs. Joseph F. Bartley of Peoria,!
iy, westames. Releases New
Guests will include Albert Losche, Elise Fleigenschmidt,
| George Rice, John Ward, Michael Y n l k Carr, Charles B. Lines, Roy L.| dr OO | Seyferth, | Sturm,
Robert | William | “This Land of Ours” will be the Christine | theme of Zetathea club programs and Harry next season. Wintrode. According to the group's new Others will be Mesdames Virginia yearbook the first meeting will be a Hollingsworth, Roy Kessler, Edward | president's day celebration, Sept. 22.
LeRoy Sturm, William Miller, Madge Smith,
Park Akin
Bradley,
| Semensky, Fred Mayer, Harry EP-/at the home of Mrs. J. H. Newlin,
stein and Carl Berheide, Misses 9918 Park ave. Annual reports of Rosemary Carr, Mary Corrigan and | officers will be given then. Mary Smarts. A guest aay, Christmas party and ? ' corresponding member day will be The approaching marrigae Of among the other special activities Miss Maxine Riedel to C. Roscoe for the season. Smith is announced by her parents,| The closing meeting will be a Mr. and Mrs. Max Riedel of coyered-dish luncheon, June 22, inMaywood. The prospective bride-|qlyding a round-table discussion of groom is the son of Rev. and Mrs. | home.making in Indiana. Cecil R. Smith of Roanoke, Ind.
The wedding will be at 4:30 p. Mm. | charles E. Schwab, F. S. Hassler
Mes{dames E. C. Mathews, Cora Doane,
carried a white satin prayer book {with a silver rosary.
| The bride's only attendant, Mrs!
Mary Watson. $ 4&4 4 {
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Armstrong, |
odist church.
| Saturday in the Roberts Park Meth. | ov Ww. McLean and Miss Rosa |
| Wetter will be leaders.
Mr. Smith is a graduate of Indi-|
To Read Papers
by Mrs. C. B. Durham. Mrs economic welfare chairman to fill
Churchwomen to Hold Monthly Meeting
An 11 a. m. business meeting will open the July meeting of the Women s council, University Park Christian church, Thursday at the church. The hospitality committee will be in charge of a covered dish luncheon at which Dr. S. Grundy Fisher, pastor, will speak. Others on the program are Mrs. Verna Hankemeier and Mrs. E. V. Jones. Mrs Ray E. Harris Sr. will preside. WPB URGES PUBLIC TO SAVE BROWN WASTE PAPER
WPB officials are urging the public |
to save all forms of used brown paper—old brown containers, brown
bags and wrapping paper—to help | relieve the critical shortage ol pulp. |
Brown waste paper will be used to make blasting kegs, cartridge containers, victory containers, and other essential military eyuipment. Flatten out boxes, stack loose paper
in neat bundles. To sell to a dealer, |
or to give your paper 10 charitable or other organziations, call a collector at MA rket 3321
Approved By War Production Board, Paid For By Industr}
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Durham has been appointed state
the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. Don Datisman, Gary.
Social security extension will be:
considered at the national league convention next spring.
Revision Committee
The first meeting of the committee for revision of the Indiana
“Voters Handbook” was to be to-|
day in the league office.
Members of the committee are Walter!
Mesdames Lester Smith, Greenough and Frank Cox, Indianapolis, Mrs. William Mercille, Bloomington, and Miss Latourette Stockwell, Michigan City. Mrs. Cox was to report to the board on the extent of necessary revisions,
W. C. T. U. Unit Meets!
At Beech Grove Home
“Christian Citizenship” will be the theme of a Sarah A. Swain W.C.T.U. luncheon meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. William Dent, 112 S. 17th ave., Beech Grove. The Rev. K. D. Vandeventer, pastor of the Beech Grove Methodist church, will give the morning Bible lesson. Program chairman is Mrs. Margaret Varner, Christian citizenship director.
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Mrs. Vandeventer will sing. |
| Syracuse.
{Clyde G. Botkin, wore a dressmaker 1225 S, Emerson ave, announce the Isuit of ashes of roses crepe, made marriage of their daughter, Lois with a shirred jacket and trimmed Ellen, to Cpl. James W. King. The with ruffled white organza. Her wedding was May 18 in Greensboro, {accessories were white and her N.C. corsage was gardenias, with a softly tailored print frock Mrs. Cari W. King, Allisonville rd.
| Cpl. King is the son of Mr. and
ana Central college and the Uni-| versity of Michigan law school. He! Papers will be read at the meetis a member of the Indiana State | hos by Mesdames A O. Wetherbee Bar association. | Pearl Jordan and Mary Lumley, ® 2 = { Nov. 24; Mrs. J. S. Bates and Mrs
Sunday has been set by Miss Della Mae Allen as the date for
H. D. Merrifield, Jan. 26, and Mesdames C. A. Sammis, A. C. Cald-
| of white crepe the bride's mother He is stationed at Camp Crowder! her marriage to John W. Hawkins, | well and A. J. Hueber. Feb. 23.
{ hat with matching accessories and lin, No. 'a shoulder corsage of gardenias, | | The mother of the bridegroom A
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buffet-supper and
| chose a suit of navy blue sheer laneous shower to be given Wednes- |
white faille day evening by Mrs. Joseph Speaks, { and white accessories. Her flowers 3859 College ave, will honor Miss also were gardenias. { Rosemary Feil whose marriage to Dr. Botkin was best man, Lt. Joseph Bartley Jr. will be | July 24 in Nashville, Tenn.
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‘mony a reception was held in the pt Bartiey’s parents are Mr. and | rear of the chapel. The wedding —mM—MmA— ——
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| The bride is a graduate of St. | Vincent's hospital school of nurs- ! ing. Dr. Craig was graduated from the! Indiana university school of medi-| cine. He is a member of Delta Tau fraternity and Nu Sigma Nu medical fraternity. A first lieutenant’ in the U. S. army reserve corps, he { recently completed his interneship at City hospital. ! | Among the out-of-town guests: were Miss Patricia Craig, sister of| the bridegroom; Dr. Alex F. Craig, | cousin of the bridegroom, Gary; Mrs. R. V. Krammer, the bride's sis-| ter; Mrs. Frank McFerran, her! (grandmother; Mrs Lavon Davis| another sister, and Mr, Davis, and | David McFerran, her brother, all of
Red Cross Conducts Canning Centers
A Red Cross canning center will] i be conducted each Wednesday at : \ | Marcy Village according to Mrs. | | James Dickerson, chairman. The | canning will be done by Mrs. James | | Seward, nutrition aid. Mrs. Aneta B. Vogler, director of the Red Cross nutrition service, will direct the ac-| tivities at the center. Another class will be held each! Friday at 1 p. m. in the chapter] house, 1126 N. Meridian st, with , .. qaching-about-wear. Wear it i a Fr vg Ty 1 over your slacks—over a blouse and | , € ; : | skirt. Specially designed for the! will be held at 7 p. m. Fridays with! girl wha young is in the
. i i Mrs. Ross Ha as nutrition aid. | armed services! Applique a red . star on the left sleeve. Hold Reception Jocks} in 1 on oF ue-jean linen. attern includes Recently elected department goo for 14 and 16.
members of the Daughters of Union| my obtain com lete t Veterans of the Civil war were to D paliern and
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By MRS. ANNE CABOT Just the ticket for casual sum-
| afternoon by Catherine Merrill tent] in coin, your name and address and
i {9 at Ft. Friendly. A 1:30 p. m. the pattern number to Ah o | business meeting was to precede the | oY Indianapolis : me hry e
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wore a large-brimmed black milan and the couple is at home in Jop- son of Mr. and Mrs. { Hawkins, 1315 | bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. miscel- Alice M. Allen, 1306 E. New York st. |
Reception Follows tiie < even The bride-to-be is the daughter
Immediately following the cere- of Dr. A. G. Fell, 804 E. Maple rd. |
Do the, jacket in tan cotton or white or,
| applique star design for the jeep, be honored at a reception held this| jacket (Pattern 5585) send 11 =p
Sturm ave. The
The ceremony will be at 3:30 p. m, terian church. Miss tended Maryville college Hawkins was graduated Purdue university. Miss Maxine Roberts and Miss Cecelia Frankel will entertain Friday for the bride- | to-be.
Allen at-
Avoid Clothes Cut on Bias
Bias-cut garments can cause no end of annoyance. If you make your own clothes, avoid as far as
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The trouble, according to the National Association of Dyers & Clean-
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bias more easily than along the straight of the material. Professional dressmakers, aware of this, allow dresses to hang for several] days, after which sagging is noted and the hemline adjusted. | Wearing alone may cause flared | panels set at angles to distort.! Although a good cleaner can often restore the original shape, the tendency remains. When dresses are | really badly soiled even the best cleaner may be baffled. The solution seems to be to keep them clean and to lay them away, not hang them.
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Others will be read by Mesdames (J. W. Rnipp, Ford V. Woods and Reuben Jones, March 22; Mrs. Lucinda Spann and Mrs. Etta Rupe Ford, April 26, and Mrs. Howard Dorothy Jordon Davis, May 24. The election of officers will be held at the March 22 session. | Mrs. J. H. Newlin is club president. Serving with her will be Mrs. | Schwab, vice president; Mrs, Hass-| ler and Mrs. Woods, recording and | corresponding secretaries; Mrs. | Caldwell, treasurer, and Mrs. Mer-! rifield, historian. Mesdames Caldwell, Woods and] Wetherbee will be on the program | committee,
'Blatts Entertain
| Capt. and Mrs. Ebner Blatt, M. C., | Ft. Bragg, N. C.,, are the guests {of Capt. Blatt's parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Henry Blatt, 2502 W. Michigan | I st.,, Apt. 1. The family will be at| home informally from 8 to 10 p. m.| Wednesday.
To Have Picnic
Mrs. Glenn Stroud and her com-
| mittee will be in charge cf enter-
tainment for the Liberty Gardens Homemakers club picnic at 10 a. m.! Thursday in Ellenberger park. A | short business meeting will precede. ! Plan Luncheon Mrs. Ralph Wikoff will be hostess
for a covered-dish luncheon of the | Sunshine Garden club of Beech |
| Grove, at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday. |
Proceeds of the game wi Therapy Department at
tickets from members or
St. Margaret's Guild
will sponsor a baseball game at Victory Field
Indians vs. Kansas City Tuesday, July 13-8:30 P. M.
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