Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1943 — Page 6

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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1943

1. The home of national swimming champions is the Riviera club with its coach, Bud Sawin. [Its pool is one of the largest in the city. Fugitives from the heat find it an ideal place to relax. This year stay-at-homes are flocking to the club in such droves that the management recently issued cards announcing that memberships were closed.

2. Up for a powerful serve is Miss Pat Bond. The club's tennis courts have lights for night playing.

3. Mrs. Mark McCarthy teaches her son Ross how to play shuffieboard. The quizzical looking boy in the rear slipped into the picture Della Vie Allen and is unidentified.

§. Champion swimmers look good in bathing suits, too. June F B WwW d Fogle and Patty Aspinall prove it. 0 Ee c to

5. Marge Lang is doing two jobs at once—combing her hair and Js gelting a good sun tan. Joh n Haw kins

| | | 6. The club's baby pool is popular. Mrs. R. C. McColgin and son, bobby (left), and Mrs. Harold Talbott and Mike are there for a big The Westminster Presbyterian i

time. 'church will be the scene of the wedre. ~~ ding of Miss Della Mae Allen and

Fi irst Presbyterian Church to Be oy ems twp

{morrow . { The bride is the daughter of Mrs. ; Ww | Alice M. Allen, 1306 E. New York Scene of edding Ceremony for st, and the bridegroom is the — of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Haw- ) {kins, 1315 Sturm ave. i | John Step hens, Mary Mon tag ue The double ring ceremony will be | read by Dr. Walter Pearcy before | an altar decorated with oe gladioli and candelabra. Frederick Barker, organist, will | accompany the bride's sister, Gladys |

Miss Marv Elizabeth Montague will become the bride of John Frederick Stephens at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the First Presbyterian ; church. ! Mr. and Mrs. Stanton S. Montague, 602 W. 31st st. are the parents! | of the bride and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Effie Stephens, 242 L. Allen. who will sing “I Love You, | N. Pennsylvania st. i Truly” and “Because.” | Palms and candelabra will deco- has chosen a pale green butcher] {rate the chancel before which the |ceremony will be read by Dr George Arthur Frantz.

linen suit with beige accessories and | Sister Is Attendant

a corsage of pink roses. The couple | Miss Gladys Allen also will be her

‘ : ister’ i *. She will wear | r 1 ist. will be at home after July 25 with Sister's maid of honor. S . Mrs. Leslie A. Helgesson, organist, : brown and white ensemble with a!

will play “I Love You Truly,” “As the bridegroom's mother. corsage of pink roses. Her acces-| | Time Goes By” “Tonight We anong the out-of-town guests | cories will be brown and white and | {Love.” “O Promise Me,” “Inter- gj) pe Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Steven-| per hat, pink mezzo” and “The Indian Love oon and family. Dayton: Mr. and Dean Logan, brother-in-law of | Call” Mrs. Dovie Hurt will sing aprs I. R. Hendricks, Connorsville; the bridegroom. will be best man,| “Because,” “At Dawning” and “The Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Steverson, ang ushers will be Richard Johns | Lord's Prayer.” | Noblesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert on Kokomo. cousin of the bride- | To Enter With Father Riley and family, Anderson. ‘groom, and William Douglas. —_ | The bride has chosen a brown

i | The bride, who will be given in land white two-piece suit dress with!

{RIFISEe WY het Ht, wil vent! Sorority Sets ‘brown and white accessories and a {a white chiffon over taffeta gown] | pastel corsage. with a lace yoke and long train. Her mother will be in a powder

| Her veil will be fingertip length and, Lu ncheon Date | {blue dress with navy accessories and

she will carry & white Bible from| (a white carnation corsage. The

|bridegroom’s mother will wear a which will fall ribbon streamers| A midsummer luncheon will be printed jersey frock with brown ac- |

tied with rosebuds. The bride also|held by Beta chapter, Delta Kappa bessories and a corsage of white] will have a strand of pearls. {Gamma sorority, at 1 p. m. Thurs- | carnations. Gowned in pale blue chiffon overjday in the Indianapolis Athletic | taffeta, the bride's sister and maid| up. tom. for thais of honor, will ca red rosebuds. {| Following a reception for the imThe bridesmaids, Mik. Robert Dick- Following Mrs. David Ross will mediate family at the Allen home, son and Mrs. Frank Jones, will be SPeak on “War Pictures of Today.” the couple will leave for a wedding in pale pink and turquoise and will| She is an honorary member of Beta {trip South. They will be at home carry pink and yellow rosebuds. All| chapter. after Wednesday in Verdug, Pa the attendants will wear gold { Out-of-town guests wi Ss lockets. hon oars So gel Marie Daniels and Mrs. Floyd Harry Evans will be best man and | oeting. Officers are Miss Louise] | Daniels, Kokomo, and Mr. and Mrs. ushers will be Ray Miller and | graxton, president; Miss Ruth Gor- *- AWS So noipall: ile col he bride atten vv - Both the bride and bridegroom's fit ang oid B ogden, use. Maryville, Tenn. and the mothers will be in black ensembles Mrs. William C. Lowe and Miss bridegroom was graduated from | Purdue university with a degree in!

chemical engineering, |

To Live in Verona, Pa.

Te Have Recestion | responding secretaries, and Miss Cecelia Galvin, parliamentarian.

Miss Vivian Scudder, Miss Rose-| ayrancements and decorations : mary Yater. Mrs. Walter K. Halli- are being taken care of by the pon Gwld to Meet

burton and Mrs. Charles Johnson | cial committee with Mrs. Herman St. Rita guild will meet at 3 Pp. m. | will assist at the reception follow- | Gray, chairman. Miss Flora Tor- tomorrow in the St. Rita Catholic] I In the home of the bride's rence is program chairman. Re- rectory, 1816 N. Arsenal ave. Bene- | tiring president is Miss Anna Pearl | diction will be given in the church "por the Netding » the he weige Bedford, | SY Solowiag.

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Suzanne Ulen and Ensian Ben Shera Are Wed in Brunswick, Ses

MISS SUZANNE ULEN became the bride of Ensign Ben Shera at 7:30 p. m. yesterday in the Presbyterian manse, Brunswick, Ga. The bride was accompanied to Brunswick by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulen of Lebanon, and the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shera, also of Lebanon. A graduate of Indiana university, Ensign Shera is stationed now with the navy air corps in Georgia. He is a member of Delta

Tau Delta fraternity. Miss ulen is a graduate of DePauw and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

Kylie-Booth Rite Is Read

THE REV. WILLIAM BURROWS of St. Paul's Episcopal church was to read the wedding service uniting Miss Virginia Booth and Harry R. Kylie of Rochester, N. Y,, at noon today. The informal ceremony was to be at the home of the bride's parents, Chief Justice and Mrs. Fenton W, Booih. ’ Mrs. Leroy B. Miller was to be her sister's only attendant. With her gray dress she was to wear a pink rose corsage, Donald Jameson, brother-in-law of the bride, was to be best man.

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The bride was to wear a street-length blue lace coat dress and a corsage of pink roses. For the wedding trip to Vermont she has chosen a brown linen suit and brown accessories. Out-of-town guests for the ceremony were to include Mrs. Lu Cole, Mrs. Edwin P. Daly and daughter, Barbara Ann, and Mrs. Truman Booth, Marshall, Ill.; Mrs. Edwin Booth, Chicago; Mrs, Arthur Poorman, Chicago Heights, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Hamilton, Winnetka, Ill, and Mrs. Cornell Acheson, Washington.

Children Take Part in Water Carnival

PARTICIPANTS IN THE six events scheduled for the children's water carnival at Meridian Kills Country club tomorrow have been named by Miss Marilyn Hull, swimming coach. The carnival will follow the outdoor supper at the club's 18th anniversary party. Events will inciude a medley relay with four races. In the first. race will be Harry Kerr, Danny Nyhart and Ray Rice; in the second, Jilson Simmons, Jack Trask and Steven Davis; third, Bob Daniels, Jim Rybolt and Billy Kerr, and fourth, Joan Summers, Flo Mary Foreman and Nell Becherer. Those in the diving contest will be Harry Kerr, Jilson Simmons, = Judy Foreman, Flo Mary Foreman and Nancy Iles. The third event will be a comic diving act with Jilson Simmons and Harry Kerr.

Other Reservations Made for Party

Children under 12 years of age will take part in two 25-yard heats. They are Peggy Roach, Ronald Rice, Betty Kerr, Robin Powell, Midge Becherer, Barbara Bremerman, Danny Nyhart, Caro- vl line King, Jack Trask, Audry Iles and Kitty Koons.’ Taking part in the two 25-yard heats for children over 13 years | of age will be Joan Summers, Nancy Iles, Harry Kerr, Ann Clark, Jilson Simmons, Flo Mary Foreman, John Rybolt, Jim Rybolt, lark Arensman, Judy Foreman and Jerry Daniels,

n : " ” » n = Betsy Arensman, Ann Clark, Flo Mary Foreman and Joan Summer will perform the water ballet which will slote the asival, During the entertainment two shaving usic