Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1944 — Page 21
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The Bridal Scene—
Former Mary Gordon Is Honored
At Miscellaneous Shower;
gi Bride-t0-Be. Names. Attendants...
Showers--and he “anrouscement of ttendas
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Mrs. John Brian, 1518 ‘Ewing st., ‘entertained recently with a mis: eellaneous shower for Mrs. Roy E. Storms, who, before her marriage early last month, Was Miss Mary Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Gordon, 4212 Carrollton ave. The guests were Mesdames Ray >. ona
Borns, Ross Richards, Carl Sievers, Joseph Leap and Paul Shonkwiler, Misses Marie Knight, Virginia Harmening and Mable Krentler,
Miss Cecil G. Shertzer has chosen her sister, Mrs. Raymond Reed, as her only attendant for her wedding to D. C. Sands, warrant officer, U.S.A. The ceremony will be at 4 pm, Aug. 13, in the First Methodist church, Bloomington.
Walter Scott, Lafayette, will be best man and Fred Kerr, Camp Campbell; Ky, and M. D. Roberts, West Lafayette, will serve as ushers.
‘ Miss Elsle Ann Locke, who will become the bride of Pfc. George Doster Buckner at 4:30 p. m. Aug. 26, was honored at several recent showers. Mrs. Patrick Russ gave a linen shower and Mrs. Pierre Talbert a kitchen shower for the bride-to-be, ; s » = Mrs. Cedric Rau and Mrs. Lawrence O'Toole entertained with a miscellan shower last night in honor of Miss Betty Ann Williams. The honor guest will become the bride of Robert O'Toole, aviation
cadet, U. 8. N. R,, this fall.
The party was in Mrs, OToole’s home, Lindbergh Highlands. Approximately 40 guests attended. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Berton E. Williams, Southport, and Mr. O'Toole’s parents are L. P. O'Toole, 1118 N. Warman ave. and Mrs, Rus-
Indianapolis Girls Make Plans For Entering College Next Month
COLLEGE PLANS COME IN FOR a major share of attention in the late summer months, particularly “from the younger set recently graduated from preparatory schools. September will find a number of Tudor Hall gradu. ates headed east to begin their college careers. Miss Joan Boozer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Boozer, will be in Wellesley, Mass., for the Sept. 21 opening of Pine Manor Junior college. A part of her summer has been spent in Michigan, from where" she returned recently after a three-week trip. Going with Miss Boozer to Pine Manor will be Miss Barbara Bradley, daughter of the C. Harvey. Bradleys.’ Two girls already involved with textbooks are Miss Emily Flickinger, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dan W. Flickinger, and Miss Kathryn Crockett, West Lafayette. They entered Radcliffe late in June, following their graduation from Tudor.
Miss Crist Enrolls at Bryn Mawr
MRS. MITCHELL P. CRIST'S daughter, Elizabeth Ann, plans to attend Bryn Mawr, which also opens Sept. 21. Another Tudor graduate, Miss Wilma Moenning, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter P. Moenning, will enter DePauw university the latter part of this month. Miss Jean Marie Rikhoff, Mrs. John Schramm’s daughter, is going to Mount Holyoke college, South Hadley, Mass. She is spend- - ing a month in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and ‘will go to Minnesota before returning home. She and her mother will leave Sept. 3 for New York, where they will spend a week before Jean enters school. Jean has spent much of the summer as an assistant at one of the Indianapolis day care centers. . ~-Another. student. for Bryn Mawr is Miss Frances Nafe, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cleon A. Nafe, Before leaving for school in mids September she and her family ‘will visit in Cincinnati this month and will. go to Lexington, Ky. to vjsit Mrs, Nafe's father, A. F. Shouse.
Marjorie Kroeger Will Visit Sister
THE FREDERICK C. KROEGERS' daughter, Marjorie, on her Yoo Mona Hutyate: wilh hu iRewesk MeNew TR NA TF with «Mrs; John. William Gamble. Before her marriage June “ha to pg ‘Cambie. Mrs: Ganfble was Barbara Louise Kroeger. - » Miss Jacqueline ‘Cohen; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. «Cohen, will leave early in October for Western Reserve university in Cleveland, where she will. attend Flora Stone Mather college. Going to Principia in ‘Elsah,’ Ill, for the Sept. 26 opening will be Miss Corinne Grinslade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T, E. Grinslade, Misses Kroeger, Cohen and Grinslade are all Tudor graduates. Another of the Tudor graduates, Miss Suzann Reeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verne K Reeder, plans to attend Hollins college in Virginia. The school opens Sept. 11. Also en route to Virginia will be Miss Barbara Sterrett, the Thornton Sterretts’ daughter. A Shortridge graduate, she will leave Sept. 10 for Mary Baldwin in Staunton, Va. Before starting schoolward, Barbara will join a group of Euvola club members for a house party at Lake Maxinkuckee the latter part of this month.
Nancy Stout to Attend Smith
AT SMITH COLLEGE, Northampton, Mass, wjll be Miss Nancy Stout, another Tudor graduate. She is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Oliver Stout, Greenville, S. C., formerly of Indianapolis. Miss Joan Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson's daughter, will enter Goucher college in Baltimore. She is with her mother at the Wilsons’ summer cottage at Michigan City and will go to Lake Maxinkuckee for a week before returning home. Her mother is expected back in Indianapolis this week-end. Miss Joan Heffelfinger will enter Christian college, Columbia, Mo., Sept. 19. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Heffelfinger. Returning recently from a stay at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago, she will join the Euvola“ club house party at Lake
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Maxinkuckee later this montn.
Day Campers To Hold Picnic At Garfield
The Kirshbaum center day camp-
{ers will entertain their parents at
a 8 p.m. picnic today in Garfield park. Fhe children will prepare
‘ithe dinner at the park ovens.
A final campfire program will be held from 7 to 8 p.m., closing the six-week camping session. Drawing and handcraft projects of the children will be exhibited. Camp will meet tomorrow in the: Kirshbaum center for a swimming meet, party, games and regular Sabbath eve services. : 56 Enrolled There are 56 boys and girls enrolled in the camp, which spent two weeks at Riverside park and four at - Garfield. The children have done craftwork, dramatics, singing, outdoor cooking and played games. In the afternoon, they returned to the center for swimming and a
| final assembly.
The camp is operated by the Jewish Community Center association in co-operation with the Jewish Educational association. Mrs, Margaret E. Feldman is camp director. Counsellors are Misses Marilyn Baker, Sylvia Miller, Rosanne Kahn and Barbara Meyers, and Bruno Greenhut and Herman D. Hurwitz. Committee Members
A co-ordinating committee, including the ‘camp director, Meyer superintendent of the Jewassociation; Allan Bloom, general secretary of the Jewish Community Center association, and Marion Scharr, director of activities at the center, planned the policies and general program of the camp.
Organizations—
Stephens Club To Meet
An alumnae club meeting is a feature of organization news for today and tomorrow. The Stephens College Alumnae club will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in the home of Misses Betty Jean and Helen Whitehead, 2201 Nowland ave. - L Plans will be made for & picnic honoring recent graduates of the college and students ; returning to
school this fall. \ipha Lambda chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the club-
1K. K. G. Alumnae
To Entertain
Alumnae of the Indiana university chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will hold a swimming party at 2 p.m. Saturday in honor of girls who will enter 1.U. next semester. The hostess will be Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe, Wolfewood, near Carmel. i Mrs. William Ostland is rush chairman for the alumnae group. She will be assisted by Mesdames Richard Callane, Thomas L. Metsker, Lyman Pearson and William Schnorr.
4-H Contest Winners Are Announced
Fifty girls were blue ribbon winners in the Lawrence township 4-H exhibit held recently in the Lawrence grade school. The winners will exhibit at the Marion county 4-H victory show next week in the Ipalco hall Winners in the food preparation group were Misses Donna Draga, Lois Roberts, Jane Zaizer, Barbara Bacher, Dorothy Branan, Eloise Carney, Janice Curtiss, Jeanette “Winton, Shirley Lyle, Julia McConnell, Dawn Lyle and Mary Winton. Miss Mary Winton was winner n the room improvement division and Misses Ann Craig, Curtis, Zaizer, Betty Robison, Shirley Lyle, Barbara Barker, Ruth Gardner, Jeanette Winton and Dawn Lyle in the baking group. Serve as Judges
In canning, winners were Misses Carney, Curtiss, Gardner and Mary Winton. Misses Sharon Baugh, Norma Jean Beaver, Branan, Carol Jean Howe, Mary Lorton, Ardelle Moore, Joan McGhehey, Roberts, Janet Sue York, Marjorie Urbain,
Also Misses Shirley Lyle, Joanna Belle Stoner, Jeanette Winton, Barker, Mildred Pressley, Gardner, Dawn Lyle, Eleanor Jennings and Helen Nay. Judges for the exhibit were Mrs. A. F. Augustine, township, and Miss Edith Griffith, Indianapolis schools. Miss Edith Barbour is in charge of 4-H work in Lawrence township.
Rush Party Booked
1. Miss Alberta Davenport, daughter of Mrs. Laura Perry, will become the bride of Paul Rinker, son of Mrs. Elsie Rinker, in a service to be read Sunday.
2. A ceremony Saturday will unite Miss Helen Elizabeth Fowler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Fowler, and Cpl. Aquilla C. Nebeker, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nebeker, Mesa, Ariz. (Randell photo.)
3. Miss Virginia Sage's marriage to T. 5th Gr. Richard E. Danielson will be Sept. 7 in the post chapel at Camp Kohler, Cal. Parents of the couple are Mrs.
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Irene D. Sage and Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Danielson. (Bretzman photo.)
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