Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1944 — Page 20
Lt. John C. Walker, Joanne Mumford Wed in Presbyterian Church Ceremony
+ AN ALTAR BANKING OF PALMS, ivory candles and plaques of huckleberry and yellow chrysanthemums formed the setting for the marriage of Miss Joanne ‘Louise Mumford and Lt. John Compton Walker yesterday afternoon in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian h. ~The ceremony was read at 4:30 o'clock by Dr. Alexpder Sharp. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. MarE a Lewis Mumford and Rufus W. Mumford, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Urquhart
Walker, Oak Hill, Cleveland. Escorted by her father, the bride was gowned - in pale ivory Quchess satin fashioned with a basque waist, a shoulder yoke of mousseline de sole outlined with petit point embroidery which extended into the fitted sleeves and a gathered skirt falling into a n. a tiered veil of ivory English illusion was attached to a shirred tulle half-hat edged with clusters of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white orchids -including spray orchids.
Bride's Sisters Are Attendants
THE ATTENDANTS CHOSE SIMILAR gowns of satin brocade styled with scalloped romance necklines, fitted basques, three-quar= ter length sleeves and bouffant skirts. Mrs. James J. Lamb, her sister's matron of honor; Miss Jean Reese, Brazil, and Miss Bar- * pata Mumford, bridesmaids, were in frosted leaf green and the latter two carried pale yellow chrysanthemum petals while the matron of honor had bronze and rust petals. Miss Lois Mumford and Miss Peggy Trusler, bridesmaids, were in pompom yellow and they had bouquets of gold chrysanthemum petals. All wore headbands of flowers matching their bouquets. Amanda Lu Lamb, the bride's niece, was flower girl. ‘Her dress was of frosted leaf green satin and she carried a basket of rysanthemum petals. Mr. Walker was his son's best man and the ushers were Mr. : Lamb and Rufus W. Mumford Jr. Mrs. Mumford’s gown was of * fuchsia crepe with sequin accents and she wore a matching hat and a corsage of orchids. The bridegroom’s mother chose a lime “green crepe dress, brown accessories and brown and green orchids,
* Reception Held in Columbia Club
MRS. HARRY B. McNEELY was the organist accompanying Mrs. N. J. Thalleen. Miss Mary Qatherine Stair played the harp at the reception in the Columbia club which followed the wedding. Following the reception, the couple left for French Lick. For traveling, the bride chose a two-piece beige gabardine suit worn with brown accessories, a mink scarf and brown orchids. The couple will be at home in Lemoore, Cal, where the bridegroom is to be stationed with the army air forces. The bride was graduated from Penn Hall school, Chambersburg, Pa., and Indiana university where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma soror- ~ Jty. Mr. Walker is a graduate of Mercersburg academy in Pennsylvania and atttended Princeton university. He was a member of the Brion Triangle club anf Cap and Gown club.
Dr. J R. Voris Will Address
Federation
Events
' CHURCH GROUP
W.S8.C.8., Barth Place Methodist. 7:30 p.m, Fri. Church. “THe Missionary Barrel,” playlet by Dr. John BR. Vors, New. York. young women’s afternoon circle. president of the executive, staff of #1, CLUBS “the Save the Children Federation, | Indianapolis Woman's. 1 p.m., Fri.
_| Propylaeum. President's day Speak at 2:30 p. m. next Thure-| eon. Mesdames Edward B. y at a meeting of the Marion Taggart, Willis D. Gatch, TheoSounty chapter in the Hotel Lincoln.
dore B. Griffith, Raymond PF. Mrs, C. W. Bruenger, chairman| Mead and Daniel I. Glossbrenner, of the local group, has announced
hostesses. the organization's committees.
Il Jamalie, 7:30 p.m., Mon. Mrs. Mrs. Donovan Turk and Mrs. C. A.| B. L. Curry, 6797 E. 10th, hostess.
Rosecrans are co-chairmen of the|Australian chap, I.T.-8.C. 12:30 finance, budget and donations] p.m. Tues. Mrs. Albert Fox, committee. Mesdames Howard| 1702 E. 73d, hostess, Luncheon. - Griffith, Ralph Morris and J. W. MISCELLANEOUS
Berry will assist them. Others Participants Serving on other committees are . Mrs. Harlan Hopkins and Mrs. - «Frank Clapp, co-chairmen, contact, and Mrs, Arthur Taylor, chairman, and Mrs. Arthur Gunmere ‘and Mrs. Leonard Murchison, layet. Mrs. Earl F. Neill is chairman of the auctionet tea assisted by Mesdames Mary Zried, H. H. Arnholter, John Brannan, Theodore Fleck, E. A. Kelly, Robert Becker, Hal Purdy, Ray Dorward and E. W. Roesner. Board members include Mesdames Murchison, Rosecrans, Clapp, Becker, Neill and Arnholter.
Press Club Will Hear Eugene J. Cadou
Ladies auxiliary, Altenheim. 2:30 p.m. Fri. In the home. Meeting. Lutheran Orphans Welfare assn, 1 p. m, Fri. In the home. Mrs. Otto Lawrenz, chairman. 2 p.m., business session. Junior auxiliary, Public Health Nursing assn. 12:30 p.m. Mon. Mrs. A. H. Clarke, 1321 N. Meridian, hostess. SORORITIES Alpha chap., Alpha Omicron Alpha. 12:30 p.m., Tues, Mrs. Russell Furr, Lafayette rd., hostess. Alpha Upsilon chap.,, Alpha Zeta Beta. 8 pm, Frii Y.W.C.A. Miss Margaret Salladay, presiding. Omega chap., Beta Sigma Phi. Tonight. Clubroom. Mrs. James Smith, presiding, Alpha Lambda chap. Epsilon Sig-
Eugene Jepson Cadou, Interna-| ma Alpha. 7 p.m, Pri. Rauh tional News Service bureau man- building. Mrs. Harold Platt, &ger ang president of the Indianap-| speaker, . olis' Men's Press club, will speak Tuesday at the first meeting of the Women's Press Club of Indiana. Open House
~The luncheon-will-be-at 12:15 p.m: in the Harrison room of the Columbia club. Mr. Cadou will speak on “Newspaper Women Aren't as Bad as They're Painted.” Mrs. John Klein-
‘Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cox, 142-8: Elder ave, will hold open house from 3 until 9 p. m. Sunday in honor of Mrs. Cox’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Neese, who will celebrate their 25th wedding anniver-
| building by region seven, Indiana
‘cussion on the conference theme.
L. D. Kohlmeyer,
The annual tag day of the National Women’s Service league will be held Saturday, Oct. 14. Proceeds from the sale will be used by the league in maintaining its cantecn in the federal building for inductees and personnel of the armed services. Mrs. David W. McClure (right) is finance chairman of the league and is being assisted in arranging the tag day by Mrs. C. A. Breece (left) and Mrs.
P.-T. A. Maps Regional
Conference
“Return to the Home” will be the theme for a conference to be held Monday in the War Memorial
Congress of Parents and Teachers. Registration at 9:30 a. m. will precede the opening at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Frederick Conkle, Noblesville, congress president, will speak on the conference theme. Follow her talk, standard and superio: awards and study group certificates will be presented.
Serve on Committees
After a 12:15 p. m. luncheon, Mrs. Conkle will lead a panel dis-
Appearing with her will be Mrs. Joseph Walker, Greenfield; J. R. Craw, New Castle; the Rev. A. C. Brooks, Mesdames Robert Shank, James L. Murray and John B. Lewis. Serving on committees in charge of the conference are Mesdames Lester Boughton, Clarence Peters, Irvin Morris, Walter Thems, Basil Fischer, Elmer Bornkamp, Egon Hessel and Lewis.
Conference Set
Region three will hold its conference next Thursday in Logansport and region four will meet Oct.! 17 in Huntington. A conference; will be held by region five in Bloomington, Oct. 23. Districts A and B of region six will meet Oct. 25 in Princeton while districts C and D of the region will hold their conference Nov. 1 in Jeffersonville.
Club Books
Flower Show .
A late flower show will be given Monday by the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department club in the clubhouse. Scott McCoy, Technical high school botany teacher, will give an illustrated lecture on autumn colors. An executive board meting will be held at 10:30 a. m. and the show will open at 11 a. m. Several garden clubs have been invited to enter a one-piece display contest. Judges will be Mrs. Robert White and Mrs. W. A. Edwards. “Mrs. Dewey Hoss is in charge of the 12:30 p. m. luncheon assisted by Mesdames Carl Bauman, William Burcham, Fred Campbell, William Emrich Jr., George Usher and Ray Unversaw. Mrs, Harold J. Hayes
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The Bridal Scene—
Crystal Shower Will Honor Miss Suzanne Marie Steffen; Couple Wed in South Carolina
Pre-nuptial parties and the announcements of a recent and approaching marriage highlight the ‘bridal notes. Miss Suzanne Marie Steffen will be honor guest at a crystal shower tonight given by Miss Margaret Hanley and Miss Janet Farrell. The party will be in the Farrell home, 5757 Broadway, The honor guest and Donald Edward Geringer will be married Oct. 14 in the SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Among the shower guests will be Mrs. Elmer A. Steffen, the bride-to-be's ‘mother; Mesdames Charles Steffen, Guy Foreman and Russell Romine, Misses Edna Rink, Pauline Steffen, Betty Hurley, Jean Kibler, Betty Wilkerson, Isabelle Oldham and Betty O'Conner, ; Mr. and Mrs. Steffen will entertain with a bridal dinner for the couple Oct. 13 in their home, 3122 Sutherland ave. Guests will be the immediate families and the
Council to Hear Howard Lytle .
Tomorrow
The Central Indiana chapter, International Council for Exceptional Children, will meet at 3:45 p. m. tomorrow in the Goodwill Industries, Inc, 215 S. Senate ave.
wedding party. Howard Lytle, Goodwill superin2 on. tendent, will speak and conduct-a Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thames, |tour of the building.
-Indiana chapter officers of the council are Miss Iva M. Pearcy, president; Miss Doris Salinger, vice presidenit, and Miss Kate Oliver, secretary-treasurer, Members of the board are Miss Jeanette Riker, George Ostheimer, Mrs, Bradford Johnson, Lloyd Blue, Miss Ruth Lewis and Miss Margaret Champlin. Miss Meta Togas is program
' Awendaw, 8, C, announce the marriage of their daughter, Lila, and Philip VW. ‘Hawkins Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, .” Philip’ “H aw kins, 216 Hiawatha st., Indianapolis, The wedding was Aug. 19 in home of the ‘Mrs. Hawkins p00 uncle and| - aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Murrell, ’ Awendaw. The Rev, Carl W. Thur-
man officiated. The couple is at home at 216 Hiawatha st, Ne
Miss Joan Thistle and Pfc. Charles W, Camperman, U. 8. M. C. | R., will be married Oct. 28 in Quan[tico, Va. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Thistle, 3338 Central ave., and Mr. Camperman’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Car] Camperman, Hammond. A miscellaneous shower will be given for Miss Thistle Saturday by Miss Marjorie Lorenz and Mrs John W. Patten. The party will be in the Lorenz home, 3423 Salem st.
Sorority To Convene
Plans for attending the annual convention of Sigma Beta sorority Nov. 7 and 8 in Columbus, O., will} be discussed tonight at a meeting of Lambda Mu chapter. The session will be in the clubrooms, Lemcke building. Mrs. Stewart Coleman and Mrs. Katherine Todd will be the chapter's delegates to the.convention. Others attending will be Mrs. Sheldon Cox, national vice president and candidate for national president; Mesdames Russell Chatham, Leo Stella, Hazel Weaver, Ernest Meyers and John Jefferson.
Elected President -
Mrs. Roy E. Price was elected president of the Woman's Advance club yesterday to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. H. R. Pierce, who will leave soon to live in Muncie.
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Local B. P. W. Plans Post-War Program
Mayor Tyndall has proclaimed Sunday through Oct. 14 as Business Women’s week in Indianapolis in
connection with the national observance, A special program on “Post-War Indianapolis” is being planned for next Thursday by the loca] B. P. W. club as a part of the week's events throughout the country. Arch N. Bobbitt will give a survey of the post-war planning commission at the meeting and. Mrs, Sher-
_|rod B. Stuckey will speak on “Post-
War Employment.”
Speakers Listed ' Mrs. Florence Thacker Bradley
has chosen “Delinquency in Post-|
‘War Indianapolis” and Mrs, Frederick H. Sterling will speak on “The Need of Indianapolis to Plan for a Civic and Music Center.” “Post-
'| War Housing” is the topic of a
speech to be given by Paul L. McCord. |
Special guests will be Mesdames Clayton H. Ridge, H. B. Pike, John L. H. Fuller, Guy O. Byrd, Wayne Kummel, Helen Haverstick, Paul A. Weir, Colby Moody, Mamie Hurt, Ralph W. Showalter, Bobbitt and McCord, Misses Eva Wiles, Rosalie DeMoss and Esther M. Schmitt.
Committee in Charge
Miss Frances Moder will Sreside|
at the meeting and the public relations committee will be in charge. Twelve panels on community planning by Rudolph Mock, under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, were exhibited recently by the group. They were loaned to the club by Miss Betty Foster.
Miss Laird Speaker
Miss Rose Laird, New York, dis-|
cussed good grooming, care of the
hair and skin, and how to keep in good physical trim,
at an audito-|
rium program for Shortridge high
school girls yesterday. Miss Laird is at Ayres’ this week for beauty |
problem consultations with cus-|
tomers.
Sorority Pledges
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Pledge services were held recent- | ly by Delta chapter, Phi’ Delta Pi) sorority, for the new pledges. They!
include Mesdames Robert Poehler, |
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Hazel Brown, Dewey Abbott, Robert | Ryan, Raymond Johnson, Gary Mc-|
Vey, Stanley Myers, Gilbert Tay-|
lor, Jessie Cox .and Hazel Cobb.
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chairman, assisted by Miss Frances |
Graney, Miss Rosa McNamara, Mrs. | Alex Mathews and Mrs. Pauline Johnson. -On the social committee) are Miss Josephine O’Brien, Miss Mary Newkirk, Mrs. Lark C. Jones! and Mrs. Roy True. Miss Edna! Olsen and Miss Jane Jenner are in! charge of membership and Mrs
Samuel A. Alldredge, publicity.
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