Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1945 — Page 20

PAGE 20.

Society—

Ensign Roger Downs, Judith Gardner Will Be Married Tonight in Chicago.

MISS JUDITH GARDNER and Ensign Roger Hansford Downs, U. S. N. R., will exchange vows at 8:30 o'clock this evening in the Bgthany Union church in Chicago. Mr, and Mrs. Bradley C. Gardner of Chicago - are the bride's parents, and Ensign Downs is the son of "Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Downs of Indianapolis. Miss Barbara Senger of Chicago will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will include Miss Sally Hardy, Waukesha, Wis. 83 Martha Dell Franlin, DeKolb, Ill, and Miss Phyllis Otemba, Chicago. Ensign John Fortine, U. 8. N. R,, Oak Park, Ili, will serve as best man, and the ushers will be Capt. Bradley C. Gardner Jr, the bride's brother, and: Peter Barker, both of Chicago. Following a teception in the Gardner home, the couple will leave for a wedding trip. Miss Gardner attended the University of Illinois where she was a Pi Beta Phi sorority member, The bridegroom also attended Illinois and is a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity,

Sunnyside Guild Plans Tea . ‘

A SILVER ANNIVERSARY guest tea will be given Tuesday by the Sunnyside guild. The tea will be in Ayres auditorium. The program will include a talk by Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder, and Miss Mary Catherine Stair, harpist, will provide the music. Among the special guests will be Mesdames A. B, Chapman, Jesse Marshall, Chantilla E. White: Carl E. Wood and A. C. Zaring. Mrs. Myron J. Austin, guild president, and Mrs. Kurt W. Schmidt, president-elect, will pour. The general chairman, Mrs. Jerome E Holman Jr. will be assisted by Mesdames Richard Wall William Waters, Sidney Weinstein, Coral Wheeler and Raymond Woods, 4.8 = 4.8 1 A’ series of Miss Martha Caroline Hutchman has been awarded the Fredonia Allen memorial scholarship by the Tudor Hall Alumnae association, according to an announcement: by Mrs. Maxwell Coppock. -Miss Hutchman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Edwin Hutchman of Decatur, he Ga. ‘will enter Radcliffe college in the fall. The scholarship-is given annually to a high-ranking Tudor Hall senior who plans to Attend an Eastern women's college,

Barbara Masters Is Graduated

MISS BARBARA MASTERS recently received a bachelor of education degree at the National College of Education in Evanston, Ill. Her parents are Dr. and Mrs. Robert Masters. o sn » »” ~ " Mrs. Robert F. Shank will go to Jowa City next week to attend 8 workshop meeting on home and school co-operation at the Uni. versity of Iowa. The National Congress of Parents and Teachers will sponsor the meeting Thursday through Saturday. Mrs, Shank, who is president of thie Indiana P.-T. A. congress, “also will visit her son, William, a naval aviation cadet at the university.

Norma Highhie, Sue Schaffner

at the Camp Fire Girls’ city-wide the Coliseum,

Will Be Sunday

will be given' Sunday .at a city { meeting will open at 4 p m. with « Approximately 99 awards for ac made 2a {

the council fire hey

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The Bri idal S

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Is Bride of Army Otticer

Recent weddings and pre-nuptial parties are included--in the bridal

Donaid S. Kromer, A. A. F, were

8he will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. married Saturday in the rectory of

Lyday. Miss Lyday was a member of the Delta Psi Omega honorary ‘draniatic society; the Phi Delta art honorary organization, and the 88. Peter and Paul cathedral. The Women's Athletic association of the school. She also won the senior Rev. Fr. Cornelius Sweeney -offichampionship at the horse show held in connection with the gradua- ciated. tion activities. Another Indiana girl Miss May Jane Hindman of The bride is the daughter of Mr.

her. sis-

Miss For. enie McCarthy. daughter of Dr. and Mrs: D. J. Mec- Mrs. Dorothy Kromer, ter's only attendant, and Warren Set C c Chooses President couple will be at home temporarily s Lun he on university student body. Others] 8 2 =n Health league Monday in the In-| Peggy Goebel, seniors. {united Miss Barbara Jean Kinsey gician fof the league's clinic, wilt be(and James Dirlam, Wallace Kro-| | P. Rummel, 4924 E, 34th st, and Mr. maternal and child welfare will be] Holdover thenibers of the council | Bullard was the bride's only attend- | Dr. Logan Hall, Mesdames George tis Hentgen and Robert Mundell, | Hollis. . s 8 were Murray Auerbach, Mesdames Camp. Fire Areas cock ave,

Hagerstown, won the Junior championship at the show. and Mrs. David Bailey of Shelby8. A Ha ville, - and Lt. Kromer's mother is Carthy. will have Miss Ruth Jacobs of Champaign, Iii, ag her guest Conn. this week-end, Miss Virginia Bailey was ; | Bailey, Shelbyville, the bride's Health Leag oue Butler Student Body brother, served as best man : After a trip to New York the Miss Betty Lou Ranstead recently in Atlantic City, N. J. where the was elected president of the Butler (bridegroom will await reassigment. A guest luncheon will be held by| hy Satur the ot; reard of the Maternal elected to the countil are George! A ceremon urday in the e directors’ board of the Materna (Downey, Miss Doris Daley and Miss First Lutheran aor, Hollis, L. I, dianapolis Athletic club. Also, Misses Thelma Endicott, Ann|and Robert A. Bullard. Jr “ Dr. Caroline M. Goodwin, phy- Gill and Jean Pittenger, juniors, The bride's mother is Mrs. George the speaker. Representatives of so- | encke and Beverly Maxam, sopho- | Bulla: 'd is the son of Robert A. Bulcial agencies working in fields. of |moOres. |lard Sr. Hollis. Mrs special guests. are Miss Betty Handy and Miss, ant. " New. directors recently elected are Ruth Marie Ralph, seniors, and Cur-| The couple will be at home in, Hamilton, John A. Towns and Wil-| juniors. { Mis ¢ Vidas 491 liam Wissman. Those re- -elected | Stea—————— | Mrs. Robert Lucas, 427 George Home, Louis Haerle and] Burrell Wright.

area of the Camp Fire Girls. Mrs. | Place Methodist church

At Club Meeting Members of the Officers’ Wives tary, ¢lub will hear Percy Wyly speak at| Area two also held election re-|

their dinner meeting Tuesday in|Cently. Mrs Aibert Lewis is chair-| Ay il707 y {o kL lec t |man, and the secretary is Mrs The I he Irvingto

the Hotel Lincoln. The event will Semen Donneison. ep Legion auxiliary, will elect -office

be at 6:30 p. m. —— Mr. Wyly, of the F. B. 1, will dis- | at cuss “War Activities of the.F. B. 1-| Card Party Tomorrow . 124 S. Downey Hostesses will includé Mesdames| A card party is scheduled for to-|Clarence R. Parsons Gerald M. Wadleigh, G. T. Lock-|morrow by the Ladies society of cently appointed Mrs. Lee Hart a hart, ‘Ralph ‘8S. Manning and Robert | the Saenger-Chor. The event will| {nominating 1 C. Overmeyer. Reservations may be be at 8:15 p. m. in the hall, 521 E | | assisted by Mrs. made with Mrs, A, E. McConnell. |13th st, | Mrs. Sterling M. Harvey

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{recently for Miss Small

unit 38

Will Participate in T. ableaux

will take part in the “Pursue Knowledge" Camp Fire All-City Ceremony

Awards to Be Presented 2

tableaux portraying the points of the Camp Fire law -wide council fire

firemaker and 81 woodgatherer awaras

first rank

Norma Bailey |

o o a = ” » Miss Mary Catherine Lyday returned home this week following news : her graduation from Christian college; Columbia, Mo. on Monday. Miss Norma E. Bailey and Lt.|

Hamden, jp,

Christine | [ciated at ‘4 o'clock.

S. Han-. will entertain tomorrow Auxvasse, Mo. {night with a miscellaneous shower

: “t-|for Miss Eileen Small. Hold Elections The honor guest will become the |Sue ’o. : Mrs. J. ©. Lady ‘recently was bride of Harold Punfenney at 4:30/served as maid of honor and the Percy Wyly to Speak ‘named chairman of the Irvington|o'clock on June 17 in- the Barth |bridesmaid was Mrs. James Flynn Mrs. Clar-| Stephens, Mo. Mr. | Stanley Speicher was chosen secre- |ence Pence gave a personal shower man was.Jacob Caskey.

American ypjversity of Missouri. S$ groom was graduated from Westp. m. Tuesday in the post minster college and did graduate ave, Mrs. | work at Missouri and the Univer-

president, re-

committee chairman. | George Bolds and

{To Install Officers

and Alice Gerlach (left- to right) council fire. . The event will be in

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in Coliseum;

in, the coliseum. The! andle-lighting service

hievement in Camp Fire -work will

include three torch-bearer, 13 Recognition also will be given full marquisette skirts. to girls who have completed re-|Heller: quirements for trailseeker and the turquoise, and Miss

National honors also will be presented. Program Schedule

| singing and special numbers by the Camp Fire Girls’ chorus directed by | Mrs. Gonard Felland | The tableaux, which will be liv-

ing pictures and pantomimes, will|Haylett his orother, best man, and William |

C. Palmer, Chevy Chase, and Walter! to be Milliken, ushers. |

!be enacted by representatives from each Camp Fire'group in the city. They are: “Worship God,” | given by the east district; “Seek Beauty,” central district; to: Health” - and “Glorify west district; and “Be Trustworthy,” trict, and “Give Service

rict.

Work,”

north dis-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Carolyn Heller, f Gail LL. Shaw Will Be Wed

Dr. Dallas Browning Will Read Ceremony" |

The North Methodist church will’ )

Ibe the evening for thé wedding of |Carolyn Heller and Gail Lockerby] ® {| Shaw, read the single-ring ceremony.

Heller is the daughter of Merwin Heller

Miss

r. and Mrs. J. 3609 Winthrop ave., and the bridegroom's { Wesley shaw, Chevy Chase, Md.

scene at

Dr.. Dallas

mother is

Browning

7:30 o'clock this |

Miss |

will

Mrs. Eugene

Mr. Heller will give his daughter

tableau to be given Sunday [Sheer net yoke, fitted basque, full gathered skirt forming a train. |

|in marriage. She will wear a gown of white taffeta fashioned with a]

and!

Her fingertip veil of illusion will | 1 from a Juliet cap. She willl

honor. marquisette round neckline, embroidered three-quarter-length sleeves and a full skirt, Her bouquet will be of red roses. The bridesmaids will wear

3 They will carry bouquets of daisOn the program will be group|ie: and yellow roses, tendants will wear matching their frocks.

Mr.

carry a cascade of white camellias.

Matron eof Honor

s. Robert A. Riggs, New York, will serve as her sister's matron of

She has chosen a

frock

with a

Wilma

| Skaggs will wear yellow.

At Home Address

Shaw's atten

ribbon

dresses - made with fitted lace ‘bodices and Miss Janet the bride's sister, will be in

All the‘at- |

pink high yoke,

Jane |

caps

dants will be]

P. Shaw, Pittsburgh,

After a reception

Pa. |

in the church

“Hold On |the couple will leave for a wedding | trip. They will- be at home at 3750

“Pursue Knowledge” Forest Manor ave.

Miss Heller attends Butler uni-

» south dis-|versity and she

is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The

This is the first citv-wide meet-|Dbridegroom is a graduate of the |

ing held for several years. Parents and friends of Camp Fire Girls are| vited to attend

McKee Chapel Is Scene Of Wedding

Miss Gene Dunn became the bride of Turman Fewell in a ceremony Wednesday afternoon in° McKee ichapel of the- Tabernacle Presbyterian church The Rev. Harry R. Mercer offiBridal music {was provided by Miss Donna Alles, | organist. Mrs. Fewell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Dunn of Hatton, Mo, {and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wade Fewell of

Robert B. Hougham of Franklin gave the bride in marriage. Miss McKibben, Shamrock, Mo.

Fewell's best

| After a reception the couple left for a trip. They will be-at home at 4455 Marcy Lane. The bride is a graduate of the The bride-

sity, of Oklahoma.

Alpha Omicron Alpha

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i Members, of the Alpha chapter, Alpha Omicrbn Alpha sorority, will meet at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the home of in C. R. Wyatt, 401 Poplar rd | New officers will be installed by Mrs. J. R. Sentney. They are Mrs.

| William H. Schneider, president; Mrs. Charles Kuhlman, vice president, Mrs. Wyatt, secretary; Mrs. Her-

pert Baker, treasurer; Mrs. R. A. Furr, public and Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. Ku , council delegates,

Service Wives Group ‘Names Officers

| Mrs, Magdalene Davis recently was elected president of the Service Wives League Other officers are Mrs Earl Diggens, vice president; Mr William Shively, secretary: Mrs. Don Morrison, treasurer; Mrs William

Ewbank, policy chairman . | Miss Margaret Wells and Mrs. John Lynn, program chatrmen; Mrs John Poland, hospitality, and Mrs. Frederick. A. M A. McLaughlin, publicity.

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Meeting

Delta chap sorority will 1 in the clubro