Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1944 — Page 5
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCES claim the spotlight in the social scene this week-end. Pre-Memorial day dances have been planned for tonight at the Woodstock club, Highland Golf and Country club and the Hillcrest club. The Indianapolis Country club will celebrate Memorial day with a dance Monday night and holiday activities at the Meridian Hills Country club Tuesday will include a golf tournament for both men and women and a buffet,
supper for club members and their guests. Among those who have made reservations for tonight's dance at Woodstock are Messrs, and Mesdames Alexander Thompson, Hubert Hickam, William A. Garstsig, John Pearson, Ralph Lockwood, Julius Birge, William Amstead Jr, and Roy V. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Williams Jr. will entertain before the dance for Mrs. Williams’ sister, Mrs. Talbott Griswold, and Mr, Griswold of Chicago. Mrs, Thomas Ruckelshaus, Palm Beach, Fla, also will be among their guests.
To Attend Dance at Highland 2
HIGHLAND MEMBERS who are planning to attend the dance tonight include Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Gant, Charles Rauh, Leonard Young, Messrs. and Mesdames F. L. Fishback, Frank Snyder, Warren Atkinson, Paul Jock, W. R. Krafft, Kai Hanson, A. H. Queisser, Harry Marquis and R. L. Bears. - Early reservations for the Indianapolis Country club dance have been received from Messrs. and Mesdames G. R. Redding, A. D. Smith, F. D. Meeker and Robert Ziegler, Mrs. M. C. Camp and Mrs. William B. Garland. » s ” Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Varin announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Ann Varin, to Lt. Col. B. L. Baker. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will read the ceremony July 18 in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Miss Varin will have her sister, Mrs. Robert Priest, as her matron of honor and Miss Martha Coddington will be the bridesmaid. The prospective bridegroom, who is stationed at Mitchel field on Long Island, is the son of Mrs. B. L. Baker, Lexington, Ky. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Butler university and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Col. Baker is a University of Kentucky graduate and a Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity member.
Miss Vale to Be Honored
MISS MARJORIE VALE, whose marriage to Officer Candidate Robert Harrison Wilson will be next month, will be the honor guest Friday at a towel shower to be given by Mrs. Arthur Lacey and her daughter, Miss Mary K. Lacey. , The guest list will include Mrs. Roy Ewing Vale and Mrs. Arthur G. Wilson, mothers of the engaged cquprle, Mesdames Harry Emerson, Margaret Wilson, Harvey Trimble, Francis Miller, William Bain, William P. Evans, Ralph Lochry, Harry Mercer, W. J. Emerson and
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Legion Groups Will Give Annual Outing
The annual outing of the Bruce B. Robison unit 133, American Legion auxiliary, and the post, squadron and junior groups will begin at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Julia Jameson nutrition ‘camp, Bridgeport. The program will open at 4 p. m., following a tour of the camp. Music will be provided by the Junior choir accompanied by Miss Olivine Buena-
George Clark, Miss Barbara Evans and Miss Carol Hemmingsen, man and Miss Marian Scott. Mis. Auburn, Neb. C. K. McDowell, unit memorial 8 = = ss = = chairman, will give a memorial
tribute after which Miss Lois Beau- | champ, junior president, will place flowers on the memorial marker.
Memorial Service Cmdr. H. Ellis McCammon, of the post; Mrs. Leona B. M. Ross, auxiliary president, and Robert Pace, squadron captain, will participate in the memorial service and Mrs. McDowell will lead the prayer.| Edward Schaub will close the pro'gram with “Taps.” R. C. Gardner will have charge of | the 5:30 p. m. dinner, after which] Miss Mary Meyers, executive secre|tary, Marion County Tuberculosis
Rev. John Edwards To Hear Vows Uniting James H. Bridgins ste . . from Cmdr. McCammon. The comAnd Miss Jane Mason Collins |
Mrs. Dan Layman is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns. Lt. Layman is stationed in Dayton, O. . . . Mrs. Thomas Ruckelshaus, Palm Beach, Fla, is the house guest of Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus. . . . Mrs. Thomas Kackley, Coconut Grove, Fla. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas of the Indianapolis Athletie club. . . . Another visitor from Coconut Grove is Mrs. Frederic Ayres Jr. who is staying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Nicholas Noyes. } Miss Mary Ann Pearson will arrive Tuesday from Nashville, Tenn., to spend her summer vacation with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Pearson. .. Miss Pearson will be graduated Monday from the Ward-Belmont preparatory school.
mittee in charge of the outing are {Liqvd Howe, Virgil Shepard, Mrs.
The Sweeney chapel at Butler university will be the scene at 4:30 McDowell and Mrs. Paul Keller.
o'clock this afternoon of the ceremony uniting Miss Jane Mason Ccllins 8 = = ) and James Henry Bridgins. The Rev. John F. Edwards, pastor of the The 11th district. American Lejon auxiha'y will meet at 7:30
Broadway Methodist church, will hear the vows There will be a reception in the home of the bride's father, Arthur M. Collins, 2334 Park ave. following the ceremony. Mr. Bridgins is the gon of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bridgins, Huntington. Entering on the arm of her father, the bride will wear a white {satin gown fashioned with a ro{mance neckline edged with seed pearl embroidery, long tapered {sleeves and a gored skirt extending
To Be Wed to Lt. Rothbard jinto a train. A coronet of seed pearls will hold her fingertip veil of
Miss Rosalie Nanette Lurvey will illusion. She will carry a bouquet become the bride of Lt. (j.g.) Joseph of white daisies with ivy streamers. Adam Rothbard, U. S. N. R., Camp Maid of Honor
Allen, Norfolk, Va, in a ceremony Miss Judith Redwine, maid of . honor, will wear a sunshine yellow tomorrow evening.
Rabbi Morris fox of ninon chiffon and her bouM. PFeuerlicht and Rabbi Maurice quet will be of yellow daisies and Goldblatt will read the ceremony purple lupine. The bridesmaids, T B S k in the home of the bride's father, Mis Edvard Roberts and Miss Oo Cc peca cr ) . {Frances Rusk, will wear matching] David Lurvey. frocks of aquatone chiffon and they | Irving W. Clark, head of the betThe bridegroom is the son of Mrs. wi) carry bouquets of yellow daisies. | ter homes department of WestingBessie Rothbard of this city. Im-! The bridegroom's father will be mediately following the ceremony the best man and Kenneth Grover there will be a supper for the mem- and Mr. Roberts will be the ushers. bers of the bridal party and the im-| The couple will leave for a wedmediate families and Mr. Lurvey ding trip to Chicago and on their will hold a reception for the couple return will be at home here. Miss] tomorrow night. | Collins is a graduate of Butler ° Bridal Gown {university and Mr. Bridgins at- } tended Huntington college. The bride will wear a gown of| « —n
pale blush pink satin and tulle J : styled with a closely fitted bodice | E= Ls A. Counci
of the satin accented with a softly | To Close Season irred fron lu nd - pra: neckline. edged Eo The final meeting of the season The full double skirt of tulle will [°F the Indianapolis Council of be over a petticoat of the same pink | Parent-Teacher associations will be satin. Her three-tiered fingertip (2% 1, p. m. Wednesday at veil of blush pink tulle is caught by | ool . a scalloped tiara of shirred tulle! Mrs. Walter Thoms, council pres-
and she will carry a bouquet of ident, will give a report of the white spray orch d national P.-T. A. convention held Spray orchids and stephanotis, in New York last week and Mrs.
Miss Frances Ruth Lurvey, sister! : ; . of the bride, will be the maid of | Earnest A. Talkington will discuss
i. ithe activities of council chairmen.
honor, and the bridesmaids will be! : : Miss Jean Silberberg, New York, | The children of the school will pre-
Mrs. Albert Lieberman and Mrs. Sent 8 program.
Gordon K. Cohn. Receive Wellesley Scholarships
p. m. Thursday in the World War Memorial building. A board meeting at 6:30 p. m. will precede the genera] session. Miss Emma Puschner, national child welfare chairman, will be the’ guest speaker. The program has been arranged by Mrs. Martin Col- | lins, district child welfare
Rosalie Lurvey
chair- | man, and Mrs. Ralph Lynch, district junior chairman. | The 11th district has indorsed its|
dency of the southern district.
Irving Clark
| guest speaker for the Chamber of | Commerce home safety engineering contest award luncheon June 6.
has chosen as his subject, “The
American Home of 104X.”
and exhibit chairman, will assisted by Mesdames E. F. Benzel, T. A. Kimberlin Jr. and D. P. Morris. The committee will arrange safety exhibits in the ballroom foyer. Assisting Mrs. William R. Bolen, hostess chairman, will be Mesdames W. C. Bartholomew, Bert McCammon, James Carey, W. L. Thoms and Kurt Schmidt.
Rush Tea Planned
The Dzan sorority will give a rush tea at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Frank Wehrel, 348 Burgess ave.
They will wear frocks of soft blue satin crepe with heart-shaped necklines and full skirts of marquisette | : which join thé bodices with tiny!
{ house Co. in Pittsburgh, will be the |
Mrs. Vincent T. Adams, program | The bridesmaids will
1. Mrs. Adeline McKay announces the marriage of her daughter, Mildred, to Ensign William Orme | Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs, Orme of Indianapolis. The ceremony was read May 16 in the Pleasant Run Boulevard Evangelical and Reformed church.
2. Miss Margaret Mary Howell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rufus Howell of Chicago, became the bride of Lt. Robert William Ramage, U. S. N, on May 1L
where the bridegroom is stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Varin. (Emma
4. Miss Nancy Hill's marriage to Lt. Charles Leslie Miller, U. S. M. C, Grosse Ile field, Mich., will be June 12 in the First Presbyterian church in Anderson. and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
and Charles F. Miller of Anderson.
5. The Advent Episcopal church will be the scene. June 9, of the wedding of Miss Jane Elizabeth Whipple and Joseph L. Howett, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sparks, Kokomo. Mis; Whipple is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Whipple, Indianapolis. Butler university, where she is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and he is a Phi Delta Theta fra-
ternity member. (P. H. Ho photo.)
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The ceremony was read in Miami, Fia, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Ramage of Indianapolis.
3. The engagement of Miss Carolyn Ann Varin te Lt. Col. B. L. Baker is announced by her parents, |
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hill
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Psi Iota Xi Sorority Convention Will Be Held Here June 13, 14; Grand Officers Will Be Guests
Sixty-seven chapters of Psi Iota Xi sorority will be represented at the organization's state convention to be held June 13 and 14 at the Severin hotel.
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Edith Shafer, Siebert, | Dwight Brill. R. R. Powell, Harold! | Roberts. L. H. Rudolph and Robert Hulver-
Registration will be held the afternoon of the 13th followed bv a| banquet on the Severin roof. The yi then oe Wednesday morning session wil be | VV IHAM Quebe, E. 10th st., will bea business meeting followed by a luncheon. . Officers will be elected Raker in a ceremony at 8:30 o'clock during the afternoon. Grand officers who will attend! . | - ] . include: Mrs. J. S. Reichart, Frank- Reformed church. The Rev. Robert fort, president; Mrs. E. J. Hancock, vice president; |Ruth Ball Harker, Muncie, secre- | itary; Mrs. Kathryn Kratz Gordon, brides uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Angola, treasurer, and Miss Leah Fred Holle, 5410 BIuff rd. will fol- { Flint, editor. Others will be Miss Elwynn Grif- | parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest fith, Scottsburg, adviser; Mrs. L. V. Raker, 1234 Linden st. Sa conductor; : symphony | white faille taffeta dress styled wita {chairman, and Mrs. Francis J. Se-a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves | bastian, Logansport, north province tapering to points and a full skirt { director. Also, Mrs. W. P. Stanley, Green|field, central province chairman; trom a coronet of orange blossons Mrs. Carlton Shuck, Franklin, south : {province chairman; (Matthews, chairman, and Mrs. Paul |
Mrs
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Morton, Lebanon, Mrs. James Cron- gp, will be the matron of honor. | * | She has chosen an aqua marquiseti@ =
charity
{ committee, and Mrs. Earl O'Bryan, | I Mt. Vernon, O., Ohio representative. |
In Rite at 8:30 O'Clock Tonigh: Hilda Wiggam ‘Wheaton Club
In a ceremony at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the Winter Avenue Church| rps Rev. Roger Malsbary will Ends Season
president, Mrs. William R. Bolen, of the Nazarene Miss Gertrude Gentry will become the bride of Chief as a candidate for the vice presi- Petty Officer Daniel L: Adams, U. 8. N. The Rev. C. E. Carmony will | officiate, assisted by the Rev. Robert Banning, New Albany. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gentry, 433 N.| Methodist church that will unite was Denny st.. and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Adams, Miss Hilda Wiggam, dauchter of {Wheaton club to fill the unexpired lat
2133 Shelby st. | The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, has chosen | a gown of white satin cut on prin-| cess lines with a full skirt extending | into a train. Her fingertip veil of | illusion will fall from a coronet of | orange blossoms and she will carry an arm bouquet of Bride's roses and! lilies of the valley. |
man roses. be Mrs. { Daniel K. Morariaty, another sister |of the bride, and Miss Rachael | { Adams, the bridegroom's sister. They | | will wear dresses like that of the maid of honor's and carry bouquets
{of Johanna Hill roses. | Ray Golden will be the best man | ‘and the ushers will be Edward | Adams, brother of the bridegroom, | Donald Oakes, Davis Milner and] { Kenneth Hobbs. Rosalie Ann DeMoss will be the flower girl. Her dress will be pink organdy over white satin and she will carry a basket of rose petals. A reception at the home of the bride's parents will follow the ceremony and the couple will leave for a wedding trip. After June 11 they will be at home in South Bend where the bridegroom is stationed.
‘Parents Visit
pleated ruffles of marquisette.| i a __Head-dresses of pink —earnations’
and shoulder length veils of sheered blue tulle will complete their cos-| tumes and they will carry bouquets of pale pink Virginia carnations; and stephanotis.
Wedding Trip .
The best man will be Morris Rothbard, the bridegroom’s brother, and Leonard Lurvey, New York, brother of the bride, and Robert Schwab and Irvin Rose will be the ° ushers. atl The couple will leave for a wedding trip and they will be at home in Norfolk. The bride was grad-! * uated from Tudor Hall school and ‘Goucher college. Mr. Rothbard is © a graduate of the University -of Mi and a member of Zeta : : Beta Tau fraternity. ©, Miss Joan Sherwood (left) and Miss Lucia Brown (right) this week ~ Out-of-town guests for the wed- were awarded schelarships to Wellesley college. Miss Sherwood, daughding will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl ter of Maj. and Mrs. Elmer Sherwood, Ft. Harrison, recel e
received a PendleBrown |
Hibben School
Hibben school held visiting day for parents of the pupils from 10 a. m. until noon yesterday. Those in charge were Miss Helene _| Hibben, school director; Miss Dorothy Harder, primary class instruc{tor, and Mrs. James Foulke and Mrs. Kenneth Hartman, nursery and kindergarten department. Hostesses included Mesdames Henry F. Ostrom, J. E. Slaughter, Ruth Pratt Johnson, E. L. Welch, Frank M. Douthitt Jr.
C. Kelly, William M. Ransdell, Ed-
Templeton and Robert C. Heath.
Film to Be Shown
|Butler Coeds |
James Kingsbury, Paul B. Kester, Wendell
win J. Koch, Walter Williams, L. E.
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Miss Juergens
To Be Honored
read the ceremony &t 9:30 o'clock | tonight
the Roberts Park]
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Mrs. Hugh Carpenter yesterday | elected secretary of the Indiana {ple w
ers, Delta and Delta Beta will be the Mrs. Robert Stith and Miss Dorothy Ellen Kirk en of arrangements,
Ceremony
| the Rev. Ernst A. Piepenbrok.
Raker-Quebe
To Be Tonight
Miss ‘Lillie Quepe, daughter of
come the bride of Lt. Herman P.
tonight in Friedens Evangelical and C. Kuebler will officiate assisted by
A reception at the home of the
low the ceremony. Mr. Raker's |
The bride will be gowned in a
falling into a train, She will wear a fingertip illusion veil cascading
and she will carry a sheaf of calla lilies with stephanotis. : The bride's sister, Mrs. Eugene
| frock and she will carry an arm bouquet of pink snapdragons and |roses. Miss Carolyn Raker as maid {of honor will wear pink marquisette * |and her bouquet will be of lavender 4 | stock and pink roses. 3 Mr. Raker’s best man will be his brother, Raymond Raker, and the | ushers will be Adolph Becker and { Paul Klinge. 3 Following a wedding trip, the cou= 3
ill be at home in Montgomery, . where Mr. Raker is stationed Maxwell field with the army air he
nd Charles Gibbs. A reception
home, 4808 Broadway, the wedding. Gibbs,
| bridegroom's parents.
Miss Marie Irene Juergens will be |
Michigan rd. Miss Juergens will be | married to Wayne Edward Thompson, aviation ordnance mate 1-c, U.S.N.R,, June 5, in the Palm] room of the Indianapolis Athletic | club. Mrs. Templeton's guests will include Mrs. Herman G. Juergens and Mrs. Horace E. Thompson, mothers | of the engaged couple, and Mesdames Cecil Ramsay, David L. McNeill, Jack Taylor and John R. Miller, Misses Lillian and Lorraine | Juergens, Virginia Myers. Mary Ann Worrell, Nancy Lou Fullenwider and Judith Robinett.
6:30 p.m. June 4 at the I1.A.C. i Among those who will attend are | Mr. and Mrs. McNeill, and Lt. and | Mrs. Miller, the Rev. James Moore, | william D. Crooks, Kelso Reid and | Robert Burford.
Mrs. Reisser Honors
Mrs. Marcia Reisser, Butler university physical education instructor, entertained with a tea this afternoon at her home, 360 W. 62d st. The guests were 75 Butler coeds who received recognition for work done in physical education. Medals for correction of postural defects and for the completion of class stunts were awarded to Miss Evelyn | Goepper and Miss Doris Fleck. Miss Mary Kelly, Winamac, received an award for the best improvement and spirit of co-opera-tion and ribbons were awarded to
The bride has chosen a princess- }
train.
in the minister's will follow Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1202 S. State st., are the
|styled, white satin gown fashioned | honor guest at a personal shower t0 with a sweetheart neckline. long Miss Allean Gentry, sister of the be given Thursday by Mrs. Richard The event will be held in the Co- | Cr.d¢: Will be the maid of honor.iTempleton in her home, 5251 N. Jumbia club ballroom. Mr. Clark She Will wear a frock of orchid chiffon and carry a bouquet of Talis-|
sleeves and a full skirt falling into | a She wll wear a fingertip cepted for entrance in the college Musion veil, and her bouquet will next fall. Jean will be home from,
be of white carnations.
(Mrs. Carrie Wiggam of Danville, |term of Mrs. Malcolm Moore. The | corps.
{election was held at the club's final |
| meeting of the season, in the home of Mrs. Arthur Pittenger. | Mrs. Moore will leave late this | summer to spend a year in the East. | Her daughter, Jean, will be a senior 'at Wheaton next year, and another daughter, Natalie, has been ac-
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|the school in two weeks, after visit-
BROWN GOUNTY STATE PARK
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Miss Mary Ellen Gibbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will give ding trip, and will be at home after a bridal dinner for the couple at | June 8 at 1328 N. Chester ave.
Ladywood School Holds Field Day
Miss Edith Copenhaver, Danville, ling classmates in Connecticut and will be the maid of honor, and the virginia Beach, Va. bridesmaids, sisters of the couple. | will be Miss Edith Wiggam and |this week from Wheaton to spend Miss [the summer with her parents, Mr. Copenhaver will wear a pink taf- |and Mrs. E. Starling Pearce. feta dfess, and she will carty a blue iris bouquet. will wear similar frocks of blue chiffon, and they will carry pink carnations. brother, S. Sgt. Randolph field, Tex: will bé the best man.
The bridesmaids
The bridegroom's Harry C. Gibbs,
The couple will leave for a wed-
The annual athletic field day at! Ladywocod school was held today] at the school. A luncheon was! served at noon and awards will be | § tion banquet tonight at the school. |} A feature of the afternoon was a horse show at the Indianapolis Saddle club. Miss Marjory White is the physical education instructor.
P.-T. A. to Honor Miss Olive Purdy
The Parent-Teacher association of the Crooked Creek school will give
an informal supper Wednesday night at the school in honor of Miss Olive Purdy.” >
Miss Purdy, who has served onthe Crooked Creek faculty for 21 years, has accepted a position with
coeds doing “A” work in physical education courses.
the Indianapolis public schools.
_ “MEMORIAL DAY”
ree
Miss Mary Anne Pearce returned
Two other Indianapolis girls who | will enter the college for the fall| semester daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. | Curle, and Miss Evangeline Tykle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G.| Tykle.
are Miss Jane
Curle, |
Tea Postponed
The annual baccalaureate tea for| Butler university seniors has been | postponed until June 4. The event is given by the Butler Faculty club.
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Women's | . |
AND ENJOY A FRIED CHICKEN DINNER AT THE ABE MARTIN LODGE EACH SUNDAY. Bus will leave bus terminal, Indianapolis, 9:30 A. M. each Sunday for State
Park. Bus will leave State Park 3:30 P. M. for Indianapolis.
Reopening of the Brown County Jamboree at Bean Blossom, 7:45 P. M. Sunday, May 28.
ENJOY THE EVENING AND SEE AND HEAR YOUR RADIO, . STARS IN PERSON.
Bus will leave bus terminal, Indianapolis, 6 P. M., Sunday for Jamboree. Bus will leave Martinsville and Camp Atterbury at 6:30 P.M. for Jamboree. Will return 10 P.M. for Indianapolis, Martinsville and Camp lorry