Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1944 — Page 14
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Vosburgh-Wasson Ceremony to Be Read Saturday in Broadway Evangelical Church
MISS MARILYNN CLARE WASSON has set Saturday as the date for her marriage to Pvt. George Shibley Vosburgh Jr. The Rev. Ernest Roesti will read the double-ring ceremony at 4:30 p. m. in the Broadway
Evangelical church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stowell Crosby Wasson, River Forest, IIL, formerly of Indianapolis. Mr. Vosburgh is the son of George Shibley
Vosburgh of Rockford, IIL Miss Wasson has chosen Miss Connie Doran to be her maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Bayard Lutzhoff, the prospective bridegroom's sister; Miss Mary Ann Morrison, Miss Mary Geyer of South Bend, and Miss Nancy Young, Lakewood, O.
Parties Planned for Bride-to-Be
SEVERAL PRE-NUPTIAL PARTIES have been planned for Miss Wasson. Among them will be a luncheon Thursday given by Mrs, William H. Armitage. Thursday evening, Dr. and Mrs, Chester Stayton will entertain for the bride-to-be with a buffe{ supper and garden party at their home. Miss Betsy Medlicott will have a luncheon Friday afternoon and a bridal dinner will be given Friday evening by Miss Morrison in the Propylaeum. The bride-to-be will entertain her attendants at a breakfast Saturday morning in the Columbia club. A breakfast and miscellaneous shower were given at the Indianapolis Athletic club this morning for Miss Wasson by Mrs. J. C. DeHority. The guests included Mesdames Wasson, Albert Hirsche man, Tom Hannagan, Nestor Thalleen, Walter Nolte, C, J. Renard, Stayton, Russell Hirschman, Ralph Scheidler, Harry Rogers, Corwin Ruel, M. F. Higgins, Armitage, Frank Billeter, John Hillman and Beauford Gavin,
Marcia Warren, Nancy Badgley to Be Guests
MRS. CARL C. WEILAND wil] entertain Friday at the Highland Golf and Country club with a luncheon, swimming party and “round the clock” shower for Miss Marcia Warren whose marriage to Cadet Robert Marshall Raber, U. S. N. R,, will be July 1 in Al] Souls Unitarian church. Mrs, Clarence Warren and Mrs: Marshall A. Raber, mothers of the engaged couple, will attend the party. Other guests will be Mesdames Wilbur Shook, A. R. Albright, John Sheets Jr. and Herman Gauss, Misses Jane Shook, Helen Madden, Mary Jo Albright, Mary Jane Alford and Dana Hackerd.
A dinner and personal shower, to be given by Miss Marian Sturm Thursday evening at the Indianapolis Athletic club, will honor Miss Nancy Badgley of Anderson. The honor guest will be married to Thomas Walker Saturday in Anderson, Guests for the evening will be Mrs. Ruth Badgley, the bride-to-be’s mother; Mrs. G. C. Repass, Mr. Walker's mother, and Mesdames Robert Sturm, Frank Habig, Robert Burkholder, Herman Leeth and James Gilson; Misses Betty Rose Badgley, Suzanne Masters, Sally Steinbaugh, Jeanette Lichtenauer and Kathryn Weaver,
Girls to Attend Camp lllahee
SEVERAL INDIANA GIRLS will leave next Tuesday to spend an eight-week season at ‘Camp Illahee, Brevard, N. C. Going from Indianapolis will be Miss Mary Landis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Landis; Miss Cynthia Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell: Misses Elizabeth and Mary Goodwin, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Goedwin: Miss Jane Curle, the Marvin E. Curles’ daughter, and Miss Mildred Cornelius, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Cornelius, The daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlos of Ft. Wayne, Mary and Elizabeth, also will leave with the group. Miss Joan Teetor, New Castle, will join the girls at the camp where she will be an apprentice counselor this season. She and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Macy Teetor, have been visiting her brother, Macy Jr. at an army camp in the South. Miss Cornelius will serve as an Illahee counselor while Miss Curle and Miss Elizabeth Goodwin will be junior counselors. The girls will return Aug. 22.
Miss Lyday Returns From Horse Show
Mrs. Church Hostess
Mrs. Clem Church, 5321 Carroll-
Miss Mary Catherine Lyday and her father, A. W. Lyday, have returned from Springfield, Mo., where ' they attended the Springfield Saddle club horse show late last week. Miss Lyday rode three of her horses in the show—Sporting Prom-
ton ave. will ‘entertain Friday evening with a miscellaneous shower for her niece, Miss Alice Jean Kemp. Miss Kemp will be married
to Herschel Ellis Fullen July 8 in the home of her parents, Mr. and
The Bridal Scene— Barbara Mellett
Lucille Angrick
of a recent marriage.
and her daughter, Mrs, Betty Gahn. home, 4828 Winthrop ave. The guests will include the methers of the engaged couple, Mrs. Homer Mellett and Mrs. Morris Hayes, and Mesdames W. F. Hamilton, Margaret Riley and John Mellett, Misses Sue Mellett, Margaret Ann Hayes, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Betty Kervans and Betti-
to Be Honored
Tonight With Personal Shower;
to Entertain
Bridal scene highlights include shower notes and the announcement
Miss Barbara Mellett, who will become the bride of Sgt. Robert Hayes at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church, will be the honor guest at a personal shower given tonight by Mrs. Don R. Mellett
The party will be in Mrs, Mellett's
ise, Maytime Blossom and Song of “Revelry, With the first she won two firsts and a second in addition to placing second in the threegaited stake. Maytime Blossom won a second, fourth and fifth and placed fourth in a stake event, while Song of Revelry placed third in the fivegaited stake in addition to winning a third and fourth in two other classes,
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Cumberland Homemakers club will hold its annual picnic at 11 a. m. Thursday in the country home of Mrs. William Meek on
Rawls ave. -Featured at the event will be a “white elephant” exchange.
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anne Ritter. ” t J 5 Miss Lucille Angrick will entertain with a kitchen shower tonight in her home; 630 E. Terrace a%é., honoring Miss Mildred Reimer. Miss Reimer will be married to Robert B, Koschmann Sunday in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church. Among those who will attend are the bride-to-be's mother and sister,
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Mrs. Alfred Reimer and Mrs. Ralph Cowden; Mesdames Richard Anderson, Chester Hockert, Herman Angrick and Robert Hoereth, Misses Ione Colligan, Elizabeth Meyer, Irma Schleicher, Elizabeth Collins, Ruth Krampe, Doris and Mitzi Longere and La Vonne Ostermeyer. » ” EJ Among pre-nuptial parties for Miss Susanne Clark is a miscellaneous shower to be given tonight by Miss Peggy Antrim in her home, 7240 N. Meridian st. Mrs. William P. Evans, 3136 N. Illinois st, and her daughter, Barbara, will honor Miss Clark with a luncheon and recipe shower tomorrow. Miss Clark and Eugene Schobing-
er Jr. will be married Saturday in|
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Clark, 4045 Carrollton ave. Miss Antrim’s guests will include Mesdames Clark, Elmer Spenner, Dorothy Strawmyer, Evans, B. M. Forbes, Mabel Schulmeyer and Paul New of Greenfield, Misses Adel Spenner, Maryann Strawmyer, Betty Freeman, Betty Lou Bowen and Marilyn Whitaker. The guests for the Evans’ party will be Mesdames T. E, Evans, Clark, W. M. Picken, Harold C. Antrim, Scott Legge, John R. Curry, L. Roy Zapf and William E. Mick, Misses Antrim, M#rgaret Zapf and Joan Mick. 8 ” ” Mr. and Mrs, Atlee Carter, Somerville, announce the marriage of their daughter, Elwanda Clare, to George C. Burnell, son of Mrs. J. H. Burnell, 437 N, Oakland ave, and the late Mr. Burnell. : The ceremony was Saturday morning in‘ the rectory of Holy Cross Catholic church. The Rev. Fr. James D. Moriarty officiated. The couple's attendants were Miss Mary Burnell, sister of the bridegroom, and E. J. Voelker. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell will be at home in Indianapolis,
Garfield Garden Club Holds Meeting
The Garfield Garden club held its annual rose meeting today at the home of Misses Kathryn and Belle McPherson, 1148 Spruce st. Miss June W. Snyder, president of the Indiana Poetry clubs, read garden poetry and Mrs. Charles
Pergande gave a report on a recent
safety conference, Miss Kathryn McPherson presided and Miss Belle McPherson presented the June gift.
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For Literary Club
A breakfast, business and lunch-|
eon meetings appear in organization | |
Mrs, C. E. Thomas, 738 N. Grah sve, will be hostess at 9 a. m. to
morrow for the June breakfast meet-
.
Taggart will preside at installation of officers of the {Indiana Woman's Memorial association to the 38th division, U. 8. A,
tomorrow in the home of Mrs
Myrtle Armel, 1219 Laurel st. There ~ {will be a 12:30 p. m. luncheon.
Miss Robbins Is Bride of
Lt. Warner
Miss Berneice Elaine Robbins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robbins, 47 N. Webster ave, became
. [the bride of Lt. Oliver L. Warner, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Warner of Ladoga, in a ceremony at 3:30
o'clock this afternoon in the home of the bride's parents, The Rev. Herbert Huffman of the First Friends church read the service, Mrs. William Oliver was the
bride’s only attendant. She wore a
sheer pink crepe street dress with brown accessories and carried pink Briarcliff roses.
ing of the Irvington Mother Study “club. -
Bishop to Read VanArsdall,
{Bailey Service
The Rt. Rev. R. A. Kirchhoffer, bishop of the diocese of olis, will officiate tonight at the wedding of Miss Sylvia Marcille Bailey and Lt. Thomas C. Vane Arsdall. The ceremony will be at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. James Jobes, 4265 Knollton rd. Miss Bailey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of St. Paul, Ind, and Lt. VanArsdall is the son of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Vane Arsdall, Herrodsburg, Ky. Mrs. Jobes will be the bride's only
attendant. Lt. C. B. VanArsdall Jr., brother of the bridegroom, will be the best man. The bride will wear a turquoise blue sheer suit with black access sories and an orchid corsage. A reception will follow the ceremony, Lt. VanArsdall attended Kentucky Wesleyan college at Winchester, Ky. and the University of Michigan and is a graduate of the Duke university School of Medicine. Miss Bailey is a graduate of the City hospital School of Nursing.
Election Set By Lawyers
Miss Ruth M. Hoover, president of the Indiana Federation of Business
The bride, given in marriage by and Professional Women's Clubs,
street dress with brown accessories. Her flowers were Johanna Hill roses and orchids. Lt. Dale J. Miller of Ossian was the best man.
‘ther father, wore a pale blue sheer | will be the honor guest at the
annual business and dinner meeting of the Indiana Association of Women Lawyers at 6 p. m. today in the Columbia club,
After a reception the couple left
The bridegroom attended Purdue university,
Card Party Saturday
The monthly card party of the Edelweiss Ladies’ society will be at 8 p. m. Saturday at the South Side Turners hall, 306 Prospect st. The chairmen are Mesdames Albert Meincken, Norman Tirmenstein and
Albert Amthor,
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