Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1945 — Page 16
PAGE 16. — in Sorority. Sets | Principals in Three Recent Wedding Ceremonies
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-THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES+
Sunday for Convention
“Piano Teachers Plan Luncheon Meeting"
The organization news includes
A convéntion, a dinner meeting. Sigma hav
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at
luncheon and a
Delta Tau sorority will e {ts annual convention Sunday Cifald{’s. Luncheon willbe at
1 pem, ; : Sc hon Rardin $ in charge of
arrangements and hostesses will be
members of the Alpha chapter. 5 ficers will be elected and installed
Of-
Chapters attending will be Zeta of
New
Ind
Ti past morrow
«Tea
+ pool Special Herrmann, harlotte Lehman,
and
Castle and Alpha Rhy Bt a of janapolis. ne
annual luncheon honoring presidents will be held to-| by .the Indianapolis Piano association in the Clay-|
ne
chers’ hotel. guests will be Julius P.| Mesdames Vilora Kelley, | Gladys_ Fowler Neor}j Gray and Miss Pauline
lark.
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8 & 40. 6:30 p. m.
A
James C
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John ‘A.
Five ‘units Cheer guild. will sew next week at
the
chapter will. meet -Monday, and on
Tue ter
The group meeting Wednesday |
will the
vision will have its session. Harvest”
Marian College Will Hold | Commencement
The Very Wernsing will
the
exercises in the school. thonies will begin at 10 a. m. The school’s string ensemble will play, Twilight Saint,” will be given by Miss Norma Veiders. The Very Rev. Msgr. John J. Doyle, head of the school’s philosophy department, will present the candidates for degrees. The degrees will be conferred by
the
archbishop of Indianapolis.
Those receiving degrees will Mary Jo Bearly, Connersville; Alma : Gaden, Houston, Tex.; Rita Kreke-
ler,
nati; ; Renilda Meny, Haubstadt, Also, Rita Hillman, Cumberland,
“nd”
Cocks, Joan Duffin, Cecilia Mellen
and
apolis, Baccalaureate service will be held it 8 p. m. today thapel.
Rev.
pastor of Holy - ¢hurch and religion professor at
the
He will discuss “Righteous Living Is Courageous Living.” services,
club
torium,
June Frolic
To Be Held
A day
alumnae
club
Sic sorority. “The event will be at 6:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Erwin E. Lues-
sow,
The program will be given by high school alumnae ‘medals
and
schools. bara Ruth Alleen
elected Tuesday salon 126,’ at |
ficerss«will be the Marion County The group will meet in the Y. W. C: A. memorial service for Mrs. | Ahern, late member of organization, will be held. Mrs Noon will preside. |
of the Riley Hospital
hospital. “Riley Cheer Guild” sday the “Thanksgiving” chapwill sew.
Love,” and on “Conqueror” di“Full unit will sew June 8.
be “Paths of following day,
Rev. Msgr. Leonard speak tomorrow at Marian college commencement The cere-
and a, one-act play, “The
Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter,
Candidates for Degrees be
and “Dolores Martin, CincinLouise McCoy, Rushville, and
EN7Ebeth “AFmstrong, Margaret
Bertha Neff, all of Indian-
in ‘the college The speaker will be the Fr. Prancis J. Reine, assistant Angels Catholic
college.
After the the orchestra and - Glee will- entertain in the audi-
June “frolic” will be held Tuesby members of the Kappa and chapters and Patroness of Mu Phi Epsilon national mu-
2060 8. Meridian st.
girls who were awarded for musicianship performance in their respective They include Misses BarBarth, Catherine Bray. Hart, Patricia A. Landis, | |
Hazel Dell Shirley and Elsie Stefan
Assisting hostesses will
be Mes- |
dames James F.*Teer, Charles Fitch, |
Henry Henry ‘Spencer. Following the »rogram
and busi
Meet
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Mrs. C.
ave,
G. Hoss,
Albert Reep gain W. Laut
and Miss
Navy League Announces New. Members
Group Will Sponsor Naval Combat Film
A number of new members of the women's branch of the Indiarfapolis| Navy league have been announced | Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin and Mrs !Frederic M. Ayres Sr. are “¢hairmen of the membership drive. The recent associate members include Mesdames Eugene C. Pullidgm J. J. Kiser, W. R. Sinclair, Sylvester |Johnson, Raymond Fox, Russell B Moore, Leo Rappaport, Charles (Mayer, Thomas T. Sinclair, L. B Shackelford and John Gordon King- { han, Also, Mesdames Clyde R. “ Cooperider, Richard W. Smitheram, Henry! W. Buttolph, Mary, R. Noble, W. H Morrison, E. Bishop Mumford, F T. Holliday, Margaret E£. Elsey, Ethel White Johnson, Homer C. Lathrop and Russell J, Ryan. 1 To Sponsor Film
Mesdames E. Xirk McKinney,
Paul
Burnett, O. F. Heslar, A. M. Sayles, | John Hare, Kenneth A. Hare, Margaret Hoopingarner, J. B Stout Otto N. Frenzel, A. M. Wainright Herbert M. Woollen and W. Hath= taway Simmons.
| Mesdames Perry W. Lesh, D.-L
{Chambers, Ralph Spann, Julian | Bobbs, Maxwell Coppock, Howard J Lacy II, F. F. Kanchel, Hortense
_in the home of the bride’
given
garet Taggart Is Bride t. Howard J. Baumg Jr,
| artel garte i
A DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY at 3 o'clock this aft-
ernoon united Miss Nancy Margaret Taggart and Lt. (].2.) Howard J. Baumgartel.Jr.,, U. S. N. R. The wedding was < parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward By ron Taggart. 2
The vows were read by the bridegroom’s father, Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church federation. The Taggart living room was decorated with white garden flowers including single peonies and aelphiniuni. Escorted by her father, the bride was gowned in shadow organdy The dress was fashioned with a square neckline, fitted bodice, short puffed sleeves and a gathered skirt forming a train. Her full length veil of illusion and rose point lace cascaded from a matching lace cap. The veil was her mother's. She carried a-bouquet of single white peonies and syringa.
Bride's Sisters Are Attendants
THE. BRIDE'S SISTERS, Taggart, were her attendants. effect at neck and waist. Mrs. flowers and Miss Taggart had a blue frock BEY carried pink The best man was Lt (j.g.) Robert Fisher, U. S. N. R. For wedding, Mrs. Teaver. chose a blue silk jersey gown with black accessories and a corsage of blue flowers. Mrs. Baumgartel was in pink and black crepe worn with a matching hat, black ALCESSOTies and -a white orchid There was .a reception after the service in the Taggart noire. The couple-was-to-leave for a wedding trip and will be at home temporarily in Washington. The bride is a graduate of 8mith college, Northampton, Mass. Lt. Baumgartel attended Yale university following his graduation from Wabash college. He is a Beta Theta Pi frgtevmtty member. Miss Sally Evans, Hudson, N. Y., and Miss Deborah DeCamp, Flint, Mich, were among the wedding guests,
Bridal Dinner to Fete Couple .. Cn S. SGT. HENRY F. SCHRICKER JR. and his flancee, Miss Evelyn Elizabeth Guilion, will be the honor guests at a bridal dinner by her parents, Mr. and: Mrs. V. Clay Gullion, Saturday evening. The party w fii be in the Marott hotel. Miss Gullion and Mr. Schricker will be married Sunday afternoon in the English Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer. Among those invited to the dinner are former Governor and Mrs. Henry F. Shricker, the prospective bridegroom's parents; Mrs. Lewis Robbins, San Antonio, Tex.;. Lt. and Mrs. Richard B. Stoner, Mr. and Mrs, Charles C. Gullion, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Swaim, the Rev. and Mrs. William H. Eifert, Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph R. Stefanchik, Sgt and Mrs, Walter Andrews, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Lewis, T. Stewart W. Freigy and -T. Sgt. Richard S. Clark
They chose crepe dresses with draped Lyons was in pink worn with blue k flowers.
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n un 2 z » » » Members of the Western College Alumnae club will meet Saturday in Ayres’ committeeroom to honor recent graduates of the school. The speaker at the 2 p. m. session will be Dr. Narka Nelson, classical languages professor at the college. The : recent graduates include Miss Mary Beth Shirk, Greensburg, Miss Doris McCord and Miss Virginia Martin. The co-chairmen for A. Smith and Miss Mary Hostetter. u » u » ~ » Mr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky left today for their summer home in La Grange. They will return on July 6 preparatory to a trip East, where Mr. Sevitzky will conduct 10 concerts of the New York Phil-
harmonic Symphony society's stadium series.
Mrs. Ross C. Lyons and Miss Marion
the meeting are Mrs. Leonard |
'Rauh Burpee, R. Michael Fox and George M. Weaver and Dr. Mary Alice Norris, Misses Belle M. Dean Lucy N. Taggart; Mary Jane Alford and Peggy M. Eller. A private showing of Pacific naval combat films will be sponsored June, 15 for members of the league and its women’s branch.
Woman Co-Operation Is Basis For Living
By MRS, WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer : WE WERE 16 men and women | i N {leaving Minneapolis in an airplane
== {in a driving rain. The clouds were
. sullen, the wind was high 1. Lt. Oliver L. Holmes, A. U, S."and Mrs. Holmes, following thelr | OPC We attained altitude we wedding April 14 at Ft. Collins, Colo, Lt. Holmes is the son of Mr, |0Ved for hundreds of miles and Mrs. Lowell Holmes of Indianapolis. The bride, who was Miss |through & grey mist. The engines Eleanor Westfall, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs, Alfred Westfall of throbbed; the passengers slept and Ft. Collins. ’ read. We had dinner and we The couple is at home temporarily at Ft. Riley, Kas. Both the yawned as if we had all been born bride and bridegroom attended Colorado State college, where her |'© 3 winged lize. father is head of the English department in the Agricultural school Noho Was afraid. ‘We trusted - of ‘the college. Lt. Holmes is a Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity mem- the pilot and the crew. We had ber and the bride is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
's Viewpoint—
{faith In the men and women who had constructed and serviced the ship. So, In a situation which would have terrorized our ancestors not 50 long ago, we took. our way | through an element which men has {50 recently conquered. | It is more than a little terrifying “to think of how much we depend (P. H. Ho whi Brokav's parents | upon one another for our comfort {our health and our lives. Before a train moves out of a station, or a plane Jeaves the earth, many individuals have made them safe for travellers.
NF THE ENGINEERS and pilots share responsibility with the mechanics who keep them ,In good {condition and the people who meas-
2. A ceremony read March 18 in the Irvington Methodist church united Miss Mary-Jo Carroll and Raymond Means, petty officer 1-c, Ur 8.7€. 6G: They-are-at-home-in- Portsmouth, Va.. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. Russell A. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Means, (Conolly photo.)
3. Miss Elizabeth Jenner's marriage to Robert V. Brokaw, coxswain, ‘U. 8S. N. R., was Saturday night in the Broadway Methodist church. She is the daughter of Mrs, J. Frank Jenner and are Mr. and Mrs, Virgil 8, Brokaw,
The Bridal Scene— Pre-Nuptial Party Tonight Will Honor Miss Kernel
Highlighting the bridal scene are the announcements of an!ure out their fuel supplies. One approaching marriage and a dinner and miscellaneous shower {little error, one careless craftsman, Miss Jorita Kernel will be the honor guest tonight at a dinner lone person who fails to do his part {and misceilanecus shower to be given hy her cousins, Mrs. Lawrence | well, and ‘disaster may result E. McMahon and Mrs. Victor L. Hellmer The engineers and ‘the pilots get The party will be in Merolt the largest share of admiration, Lt. Richard J. Ritte |especially from the juveniles, If |A. A. F, at 9 a. m. June 8 In our we were candid, I think every adult {Lady of Lourdes Catholic church Mrs. Clute would confess to the same feelings. | The hoste mother, Mrs. Her But the engineers and the pilots man P. Kirkhoff, 1 st and ap- y-. must attribute part of their success proximately 40 guests attend W 1nS Award to others. They fail unless , they 4 1 : obey signals and follow order¥given Wi ial - Jokn A. Sch or N. Clute has Been | PY the thousands, of lesser people 6018 Norwaldo ave, announce "the whose jobs keep them jin the backmarriage = of their @Warded the $50 popular prize given | ground. «daughter, Mary Dolores, to John by Booth Tarkington for the paint- | The transportation system is a {David Spragg, motor machinists ing receivin votes cast spectacular illustration of the
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An all-day meeting will be held | the hospital. There will be making in the morning | ith luncheon at noon Mrs, Edward H. Irimpe will have rge of the business meeting in e ‘afternoon. - This will be thes . SON.
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«can satisfy that urge to put paint . Nails glossed up with a lipstic
TEEN-AGERS who whoop up- red
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don't t.ineed to usé the artifices that older | women use—grownups employ them youthful | ing—is to make capital of the
IF LIFE is too utterly bleak with-|come out a lipstick,1mse,a pink one, which | Henry,
mate 3-¢, U. 8. N. R. th ' necessity for co-ordination in modThe wedding will m Lig Jn anal In. on living, The success of every Saturday in the Church of Ou The ‘dis- | oterprise, private, community or {Lord Jesus Chr the King. The John Herron Art|government, rests upon the willingRev. Fr.-J« + H V. Somes will of- {ness of obscure people .to do their ficiate. ng the part. : Mr. Spragg is the “Spring Creek in De-| Insofar as this. is true, each Mrs. John 'W. Runners-up included | worker is as important to the weljes ey st. Mi by Sgt. Gene Lacey, Gard- [fare of the whole as the ground Bi 1 be het O'Ls ughli Edwin ulwider crew is important to |anc the bridesmaids will and Edmund Brucker, plishment of a plane pilot's mission,
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nati and Miss Joan Kerva n. The flower girl will ‘be Mary Jo artist Nagel. Serving as. best man will be an 1 print maker, is the subject The Phi Delta: Beta sorority will f an article by Ernest Watson in meet at 8 p. m. next Tuesday in the the June issue of “American Artist” Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Harry Downs
Pvt. William Wood, A. A. F, Ft Thomas, K { the ushers willl... magazine, will be the Hostess.*
be William Ma Ks the prospective bridegroon brother, Spragg. Peter Thompson will {ringbearer. | n ~ J
be—-at-—9-a oy rs dlana Artists exhibition. play is In” the muséum Her oil snow scene winni and award is
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Miss Lena Edwards, who will the bride of Dr. Saturday, will nda dinner tomorrow night on attendants, The wedding will k- | Methodist church
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matching ‘polish will keep them at-|dinner will be Miss Freda Bowman, ,
tractively groomed and—this {s im- Brooklyn, N. Y, too—keep grownups from | Edwards and Miss
portant, seeing red.
1. T.-S SC Gr oup To Have Picnic
The annual picnic of the Lin- Book Meetings
# | colnian chapter, International Trav-|
NoStudy club, will be held at 12 mp . Jomorrow (ll NS Aictoria H. Rentsch is t chairman and assisting her | Mrs, R. L. Biller and Mrs, E. Poindexter,
nRed Cross Class
A new Red Cross dietitian aids! class will begin at 7 p. m. Tuesday ple, and Friday — Tabernacle Gar
(in the chapter house, 1126 N° Me. den, Meridian Street, Marytha, Beta : 4 Mrs. George ‘Schley will Sisma Phi and Wesleyan ‘Service. ; be the instructor. |
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Auxiliary Bein 1 tenheim will meet at 1
in the Homestead. }
are [Science and First Baptist:
The Ladies auxiliary Foy the Al-|the Eliza A. Blaker club will be held | p.m. to-
Miss Josephine Rosalie Kimler Mrs. Willlam LuMond of Montreal also will attend.
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