Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1943 — Page 12
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AUGUST 2, 194
MONDAY,
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Society—
Patricia Greer, Harriet Jane Arnold
Shower for
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MISS HARRIET JANE
Greer’s parents, Mr. and Mvs,
Creek. Miss Arnold's engagement to Robert Arnold von Behren has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Chapell Arnold. The prospective bridegroom ig the
son of Mr. and Mrs. David C.
Chicago. Guests at
ber of Chi Omega sorority.
Party to Honor Marjorie Kelly A SHOWER will be given for Miss Marjorie Lee Kelly tonight by Mrs, Frederick J, Henry and Miss Barbara Kelly, twin sister
of the bride-to-be, at the home Albert Gray.
Miss Kelly's marriage to Jack Farr will be at 4:30 p. m. Sunday
in Sweeney chapel, Butler university. Zue Kelly of Greensburg and Mr. Farr is the son of Mrs. Max A.
Davids. The guests will inelude Charles F. Gates and G. A. Henry. Others will be Misses
Gutheridge, Virginia Pletcher,
ARNOLD wag honor guest recently at a personal shower given by Miss Lillian Browning and Miss Patricia Greer at the home of Miss
the party. in addition te Mrs. Arnold and Harriet Jane, were Mrs, Greer, Mrs. Robert Hallden, Misses Evelyn Gullion, Nanei Golden, Julia Martin, Shirley Canning, Bmily Zankl, Naney Greer, Ginny Armstrong, Virginia Todd and Alice Chatfield. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Purdue university and a memsMr. "von Behren, also a Purdue graduate, is a Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity member and a member of Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu honoraries.
Mesdames Buschmann, Gene Brown, Fred Parson, Ralph Wasson, M. C. Knapp,
Virginia Mary Richardson, Carol Howe, Myréne Liverett, Mary Marjorie Smead, Betty Ann Ginney, Doris A. Hendrickson, Frances Douglas, Jane Howe, Betty Graham and Jean Thomas.
Lilian Browning Give
Howard C. Greer, Willams
von Behren, Beverly Hills,
of Mrs. Henry's mother, Mrs.
She is the daughter of Mus.
Kelly, Davids, Richard
leading collections. The Sally Viet
| velveteen, with a “backdrop” that fits snugly aver the hair. ing feather wings are an example of the use of non-critical materials
Johnson, Bee Fromhold, Sue Margaret McCormick, June
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The hostesses will be assisted by Mrs. Albert Grav and Mrs,
Darrell J. Gray.
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The engagement of Miss Betty
Willingham to Lt. Richard C.
Rud, son of Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Hurd, Chicago. is announced by the bride-to-be's parents, Mr. and Mis. H. M. Willingham, Arling-
ton, Va. wedding Lt.
formerly of Indianapolis.
Hurd, who attended
the Purdue
No date has been set for the
university school of ens
gineering before entering the air corps, is now stationed in India.
Miss Willingham returned yesterday
to Arlington after visiting here
with Mrs. D. J. Drummond. Lt. Hurd is a brother of Lt. Donaldson
B. Hurd, who piloted the leading recently.
New |. S. H. A. Members Listed
THE INDIANA SADDLE HORSE association has 2dded several Indianapolis persons to its membership roster. Miss Betty Jo Harms. Francis Schuster, Paul Watson, Melville E. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fiske, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney and their daughters, Ann and Jeanette, and Mr. and Mrs. Harty H.
Thomas.
Indianapolis members of the association, Mrs. Alex Mebager. Mis Clayton O. Mogg. Miss Dolores Covert and Bob Brown, are ‘exhibiting their horses this week at the Charleston horse show which was to
begin today and will end Saturday.
Mrs, Metzger will’ show Kirawan Personality, her five-ghited gray gelding: Mrs. Mogg will show Forever Yours, also a five-gaited Miss Covert's bay mare, Carmalita, is a walk trot horse. and Mr. Rrown will exhibit three entries
horse.
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Lilly Dache showed this version (above) of the popular “little” hat | wa black satin, forward-tilting | pill-box, tapped with a huge black | satin bow,
Organi
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8 and 40 Group Plans Dinner
has scheduled an initiation service and dinner for this week. A covered-dish dinner will pre-
Back (» the medieval period went Lilly Dache for the inspiration of this modern caul (right), sparkling with multi-colored pail- + lettes and bugle beads,
One organization
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and business session of Marion ter and Miss Jane Mohler, “daughter
county salon 126. 8 & 40. at 6:30 of Hamilton.
lis P. m. tomorrow in the Broad Ripple post home. James Ryan, soloist, sang Plant will be made for the Maria,” “Intermezzo” from “Caval“marche” to be held at the state leria Rusticana™ and “Liebestraum.’ convention of the American Legion Miss Eleanor Ott played violin “Because,” “Ich nouncements of new officers for the Liebe Dich” and “O Perfect Love” coming year alse will be made and Vernon Benzing, organist, Mrs. Bonnie Poppa will preside. played “Evening Star” from “Tann- ' \ P hauser.” “To a Wild Rose,” “bar- | Miss Minnie Weishaar. 416 N.'carclie” from “Tales of Hoffman,” Forest st, will be hostess for a “Andante Cantabile” (Tschaikowmeeting of the BIDE-A-WEE club sky) and “At Dawning.” Palms, white gladioli and seven-branch
. rer sed in decorating. The ALLIANCE OF UNIVER- candelabra were used in dec 8
SALIST WOMEN will have an all! Wears Gold Pendant day meeting Wednesday at the Entering with her father the home of Mrs, Edward Fitzpatrick. bride wore a white gown made with 3632 Forest Manor ave, ia lace bodice. scalloped neckline, isieeves forming points over the thands and a net skirt with four rows of lace. Her train also was edged With lace and her fingertip illusion veil was arranged from a lace Juliet cap. The bride's only jewelry was an heirloom French gold filigree and diamond pendant, gift of the bridegroom. = She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid and ribbon showers. Miss Adina Fave Miller, cousin
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Cotton yarns are used for insulating purposes in this new de- of the bridegroom. and Mrs. Robert vice as in other electrical insula- Zaring, Indianapolis, Miss Doris tion, and under recent date sales Ann McKasson and Miss Ruth Kayof varns for “Radar” have been lor were bridesmaids. The maid of ‘honor was Miss Harriet Anne Lynn
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of Arlington, Va. cousin of the bride. Enter Singly Miss Lynn entered first wearing an aqua gown and carrying yellow roses. Following her the other attendants entered singly in alternate blue and pink gowns. Miss McKasson and Miss Kaylor wore blue and carried delph'nium and tea roses. Wearing pink, Miss Miller and Mrs. Zaring carried deep | pink roses. Their gowns were styled with lace | bodices trimmed with shirred net insets, scalloped necklines, three- | quarter length sleeves and net skirts. i Kenneth © Forbes, Bridgeport, | Conn, was best man. He is a room- | mate of Mr. Carpenter at Boston university Schoo! of Theology where they both are seniors. | Ushers were Williams Robbins | and Richard Gillum, Indianapolis, | and Robert and Charles Mohler, | Hamilton, brothers of the bride. , The bride's mother selected a - white and royal blue figured chiffon frock with white accessories (and a corsage of white roses. With ICE AND pher green orchid sheer the bride-
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Carpenter-Mohler Read in Hamilton, O., Church To Be Opened
HAMILTON. O. Aug. 2+Dr. Guy O. Carpenter read the doublecede the initiation of new members ring wedding ceremony yesterday uni
Dr. and Mrs, Carpenter live at 3559 Central ave, Indian-
The ceremony was at 4:30 p. m. in the First Methodist church here. “Ave —— — nn —
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for decoration. or model (left, above) is of gray The dash- and red. It is smart costuming to
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By ROSELLEN CALLAHAN Times Special Writer SMARTEST OF THE FALL HATS are the small ones in a riot of color with clever surface trimming, little or no veiling and just a smitch of ribbon, These trends are certainties, because topflight designers, in order to conserve enough materials {o assure ample hats for all, have restricted themselves to the use of no more than one yard of 18-inch wide material, and one and one-half yards of ribbon, one yard of nine-inch veilingsand brims no more than 48 inches in circumference, Herve are the highlights of their collections: Hats fit the head this season, elastics and hatpins having become major war casualties , . . shapes take years off your age, especially the milkmaid and “da-da” bonnets, head-hugging cauls, bow trimmed or deep cuffed pillboxes and pretty pompadour crests, The “da-da” bonnets which are the “conversation pieces” of Sally Victor's collection probably will erop up soon in Block's millinery department where Victor chapeaux make their local bow, and the Dache models, which have been appearing for lo, these many seasons, at Wasson's, again will be found this fall behind the modernistic facade of that store,
Ceremony ‘Nursing Class
Arrangements are heing made by Miss Eva MacDougall, director of ting his son, Guy Duncan Carpen- the Red Cross home nursing deof Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Mohler! partment, to open a home nursing class Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 1:30 p.m. | Meetings will be held in Red Cross chapter house, 1126 N. Merician st, with Mrs. Don Voyls, | registered nurse, as instructor, Information relative to the course and to registration may be obtained by calling the home nursing department at the chapter house. “In view of the acute shortage of doctors and nurses as the result of the demands of the armed forces, it is important that every homesmaker have a knowledge of the fundamentals of nursing,” Miss | MacDougall said. “We are particujarly anxious to organize a number of classes in verious communities this fall.”
Sgt. Mosier Visits Mother
Sgt. J. T. Mosier, U. 8S. army air corps, Tyndall field, Panama City, Fla., had Miss Kathryn Gainer, St. Andrews Bay, Fla., as his guest during a recent visit here with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Mosier, 829 N. Keystone ave. They were entertained by Messrs. and Mesdames Elmer J. Spieker, {Max D. Miller, Paul Morgan, R. O. Richards, John R. MacCallian, John Mosier, Charles Mosier and Richard A. Orvon and Mrs. George Tobias. | Mr, and Mrs. Gene Stehle, Chi‘cago, and Miss Bonnie Stehle, La-
| fayette, visited them while they
groom’s mother wore a black velvet were here. turban and ruche veiling, black — Sere and a Sprge of pink Board to Meet S. i After a wedding trip the couple | A meeting of the executive board will be at home at 45 Beacon st, of the Camp Fire Girls has been Boston. The bride chose a navy called by P. O. Ferrel [or tomorrow linen suit with white accessories night. A 6 p. m. dinner will be held and & white orchid in which to at Camp Delight and plans for fall travel. activities will be discussed,
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Clark photo. Mrs. William B. Howe was Miss Mary Kathieen Spencer before her wadding July 3 in the North Side Church of God. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Burton W. Spencer of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Howe, Crown Point.
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The Bridal Scene— Marriage of Betty Dunn Announced
Showers Planned For 2 Brides-to-Be
Shower notes and a marriage an- |§ nouncement are featured in the } bridal news today. A shower honoring Miss Antoinette Battista will be given at 8 § p. m, tomorrow by her sisters, Misses Marie and Anita Battista, at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Battista Sr, 2417 Central ave. Miss Antoinette Battista's marriage to Ensign Albert D. Ashmore of Hillsboro, Ill, will be Aug, 24. Ensign Ashmore is flight instructor with the U. S. naval air corrs. A linen shower will be given for the bride-to-be Aug. 10 by Mrs, Edythe Middleton and her daugh-, ters, Idabeth and Mary Jane, at their home, 2461 Pierson ave.
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=F Jormus, Miss ig marriage x). W. Redmond, ordon G. Graves will be Aug. Al ‘Alice Grover
in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Pluess, 618 E. dr.,, Wood- |
{ruff Place, The bridegroom is the Wed Today *
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Graves, Miss Alice Grover became the
Huntington, W, Va, set off a simple dress and hat like | [ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Dunn, 3037 | ypia of Ensi J y Meredith ave, have announced the . Sign Jack W. Redmons
e the diamond jewels here, ¢ marriage of their daughter, Retty|2t 9:30 o'clock this morning in fhe
Lou, to Sgt. Jack Edward Foley, son |SS. Peter and Paul Catholic cathee of Mrs. Leona Foley, 2305 N. Dela- dral with the Rt. Rev, Msgr. Raye ware st. mond R. Noll officiating. The wedding was July 21 in the| The bride is the daughter of Mrs, Linwood Christian church: with the| anna L. Grover, Rushville, and the Rev. Raphael H. Miller Jr. officiat- | pridegroom is the son of Mr. and
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Mr. and Mrs, Roy L. Horne are at home here following their wed ding July 3 in the West Street Methodist church in Shelbyville, Mrs. Horne was Miss Mildred L, Morgan, daughter of Willard H, Morgan, and Mr. Horne's parents are Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edward L. ° ~
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Miss Postma
ing. Sgt. Foley recently returnedmrs N, A, Redmond, 553 N. Parker Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. white satin gown made with a fit followed the ceremony. The couple of pleated satin, three-quarter | pleated satin and a full skirt i | Margaret Postma | honor, was in an antique roce marturned home after edged with a frill and accented with. ment in {mond and Julianne Winship, here she visited & or's. A 'monton, Canada. {Eleanor Lunte, carried a French Another Sally Victor head-hug- (she is the daughColonial tearoom followed the “5 black velvet cords. Telescope qr, groom's parents this afternoon. To Hold Meeting striped shantung suit with bro
from two years service with the Air ye Robert H. Abell. A reception and (eq hodice, drop shoulder voke of is at home in Indianapolis. length sleeves also edged with tending into a train, ' Back From Alaska |quisette frock made with a fitted spending two 5 | 8 insertions of Chantilly lace. Alaska. 3 \ |bridesmaids, were in cameo Maj. and Mrs. A. . | With her white organdy three= |A graduate of Inbouquet of white roses. ger (left)—a “da-da” bonnet of ter of Mr. and mony and a reception was to be crown has a snug-fitting inner For her wedding trip to Chicago The Children’s Sunshine Club Inc, accessories and a Sorsade o rks > at o
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COrPs overseas. | Entering alone the bride wore a buffet dinner at the Abell home ..,.sseline de soie edged with bands | ————————— i —— . Miss Anne McNurney, maid of Miss Margaret Postma \ {basque and a low shoulder yoke years in governMisses Ann Moore, Norma Rede Before arriving | bine frocks styled like the maid of hase |P, Pearl in Ed- ¢ [quarter length gown the flower girl, {diana university, A wedding breakfast at the beige panne velvet trimmed with | Mrs, John Postma, 2153 8. Sherman EAS held at the home of the bride | band. 1 he Sunshine Club the bride chose a brown and i n | he average grocer is subject to f 2 i T rage g J will have its monthly meeting at 2 asters. The couple will
| 29 different OPA price regulations . m. Wednesday in Ayres’ audi- 0 Miami nexi week. Ensign plus 10 ration orders. In addition, torium. ‘mond is stationed with the naval 66 other price regulations back up| The board of directors of the club air BOPES a Hollywood, Pe ' i nv , hg will meet at 11:30 a. m. in the The bridegroom is a graduate o SLBIL | Jovels with Which he ai auditorium. Mrs. B. L. Byrket is Butler university and the bride of should be familiar as they affect| .cijent and Mrs. Ray S. Smith, St. Vincent's Hospital School of
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