Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1945 — Page 14

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Country Club Buffet Suppers Attract Parties for Fourth of July Holiday

A NUMBER OF PARTIES have heen arranged for

the buffet supper this evening at the Woodstock club. - Among those who have made reservations areé Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Mumford, Dr. and Mis. P. E: McCown, Messrs. and Mesdames Julius Birge, Edgar H. Evans, Robert D. Eaglesfield, H. C. Kahlo, Louis Thomas, Evans ‘Woollen and C. H. Wallerich. . Others who will attend are Messrs. and Mesdames H. R. Meeker, Hal Keelihg, Alex Thomson, Frank B. Fowler, John W. Gamble, Herbert Wilson, Herman Wolff, Edward P. Dean and Thomas D. Stevenson, Miss. Jody Thomas, Mesdames William Shafer, Hubert Hickam and Ralph Vonnegut. : . 8-8 8 ’ » ” » The additional reservations for the buffet supper to be served at the Meridian Hills Country club this. evening include those of Messrs. and Mesdames W. M. Wheeler Jr, Albert Campbell, Floyd King, Frank Ayres, Fred Case, Paul Buchanan, Verner Ray, Robert Wallace, Harry W. Beebe, Leo M. Gardner, Ralph L. Flood, Stewart E. Gordon, Charles L. Rouse, Robert A. Blackburn and Charles H. Hagedon, Dr, and Mrs. R. R. Hippensteel and Capt. F. W..Schorn.

Couple to Be Wed in East ANNOUNCEMENT HAS BEEN MADE of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Joan Dickinson and Lt. (Jg.) Frank Levinson Jr.,, U. 8. N. R. The service will be read at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in Andover, Mass. The bride-to-be is the daughter-of Mr, and Mrs. Franklin S. Dickinson of Andover, and Lt. Levinson's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Levinson. Miss Barbara Dickinson of Andover will be her sister’s only attendant, and the best man will be Alan C. Levinson, apprentice seaman, U. 8. N. R,, Philadelphia. He is Lt. Levinson’s brother, Amorig those who will attend the wedding from here will be Mr, and Mrs. Levinson, Mis. Nora Foreman and Harry Levinson. = Mrs. Nettie Levinson and her son, Norman Norell, New York, also will attend the ceremony.

Audrey Taylor to Be Entertained MISS AUDREY LOUISE TAYLOR will be the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower to be given by Miss Elizabeth Presnall. tomor=row evening. The party will be.in the Presnall home. Miss Taylor and Lt. W. D. Yenne, A. A. F., ate to be married July 12 In McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Miss Presnall's other guests will include Mesdames Jack Rush, Helen Schenk, J. B. Gardner, Joseph Keller, Elizabeth Lawson, George Cggtas and Don Massa, Misses Catherine Morrow, Lenora Lance and Patricia Harward. , 8. Nn a 48 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams left yesterday for Lake Wawasee. They were accompanied by their son-in-law and .daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Brown, and Priscilla and Lucinda Brown.’ . . Mr. and Mrs. Donaldsén G: Trone and their son, Peter, returned recently from Lake Maxinkuckee. , . . Mr..and Mrs. Glyde J. Roach, who recently returned from Lake Maxinkuckee, are.planning to go back early in August. Their grandson, Midshipman Clyde Roach Rockwood, returned yesterday to the U. 8. naval Seadamy at, Anuapelis after a 30- day leave.

At Home in Coral Gables, Fla 4-H Clubs List

New Officers F or Season

| Officers “were. elected recently by {the John Strange 4-H club. . Miss {Martha Wilson is: the new presi= tdént, ahd Miss Kristen Richey Is, | vice president, | Others named were Miss Audrey {'Thomas, secretary; Miss Judith | Spratt, treasurer; Miss Jane Maurer, | {song leader; Miss Sally Hathaway, |

" {health director; Miss Nancy Pip- |

penger, games director, and Miss Gretchen Graves, news reporter. Mrs. Frances 8. Fessler is the| club's leader. . Bow dliwn NB Miss Bianch Jennings recently] was named president of the Busy| Bee 4-H club. The new vice presis) dent is. Miss. Doris E. Simpson. Miss Ida Mae Dorn was elected | secretary-treasuter. Others chosen | were - Miss Rosemarie Roth, news| reporter; Miss Vera-J: Price, recrea- | tion leader; Miss Patty Huntsinger, song leader, and Miss Gloria Bird and Miss Shiriey Barton, sergeant) at arms. Leader of the club is Mrs. D. D. Dorn. = °

Arrange Card Party A card’ party. will be sponsored at. 8 p. m. tomorrow by the Wayne Township War Mdéthers 2 in the Wayne unit 64, American Legion home, 6566 W. Washington st. :

Will Be Bride in Rite on Sunday

Miss Margaret Harding will become the bride.of Pfe. Theodore George in a ceremony Sunday in the Second Presbyterian church. The bride-to-be’'s parents are Dr, and Mrs. Myron S. Harding, and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Walter George, Tuscola, Ill.

WEDNESDAY, JULY ¢4, 1945

Nine Awards Announced By Tri-Kappa

Scholarship gifts totaling $2900 were awarded recently by the schol

arship committee of Tri Kappa sor-

ority,

, Those receiving the awards were Jeanne Lee, Brookville; Helen John-

son, Jeffersonville; Dorothy Jean’

Shuler;- Covington; Nada Miyat, Greenwood; Robert Rhamy, Wab-

ash; Miriam Halbert, Muncie; Mary

Joan Ellington, Garrett, and Harriet Allen, Elkhart,

iy “Peds Award : The dean's award of $200™ was

given to the dean of women at.

Purdue university for use as emergency gifts to students. Members of the scholarship committee are Mrs. Harry E. Dees, Bicknell; Miss Frances Culbertson, Vevay; Mrs. Kenneth J. Eitel, Bed« ford; Mrs. Tom C. Austin, Andere son, Council Meets

Also Mrs. John J. McGuire, Fowler; Mrs, Kenneth Pyle, Union City; Mrs. Ivan C. Boylan, Rochester, and Miss Joanna Rhoads, Auburn. New Tri Kappa council and province officers meét recently. in" the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Lester Murphy, Hammond, ‘was the leader. The group's activities were discussed at the session,

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Mrs. Theodore Noyes Townsend was Miss Eleanor Frances Winslow before her marriage April 28 in the Presbyterian church in Coral The bride is the daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Walker | Pfe. Noyes, A. A, F,, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert

The couple is at home in Coral

The Bridal Scene—

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Joan Galm and Sgt. K. J. Roberts Will Be Married Next Week; Miss Ruth Schwier to Be Wed

The setting of wedding dates and the announcements of attendants

i Miss Joan Galm has chosen next ‘Wednesday as the date for her wedding to S. Sgt. Kenneth J. Roberts, A. A. F. The rite will be at: 9 a. m. in the Little Flower Catholic church.

| Miss Galm is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George F. Galm, 956 Layman ave, and the prospective

bridegroom's parents are -Mr. and

Mrs. Russell R. Roberts, 6645 Broad-|

way.

Mrs. Robert Nestér will be her!

sister's matron of honor, and the bridesmaid will be Mrs. Myles | Leane. Sally Nester and Josephine | Roberts will be the flower girls. The prospective bridegroom's at- | tendants will be S. Sgt. Richard | Roberts, best man, and Mr. Nester and Mr. Leane, ushers. After the ceremony, there will be a breakfast and a reception in the Marott hotel. Pre-Nuptial Party

Mrs.- Nester will..be-the hostess at a miscellaneous shower tomorrow inight for the. bride-to-be. The | party will be in the Galm home. | “Among the guests will be Mes{dames Galm, Roberts, Wayne Seay, Ray Boehm, John Keller, Henry Franz, Charles Fisher, Pugh, Ieane, Louis Downey and William Pfarr. Others who will attend are Mesdames Edward Weigand, Pau] Newgent, Nester, Frank - McCauley, Avery Gipson;

Loomis |”

Richard “Roberts, |

William McAtee and Homer Reeves, |

Misses Patricia Seay,~Marjorie Gipson, Nancy ‘McCauley’ and Mary Reeves.

Another party will be given for |

Miss -Galm Friday night in. the home of Miss Bernarda Matthews,

966 N. Graham ave. 9 |

n n o A ceremony on July 22 in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, New Palestine, will unite Miss Ruth Schwier and -John Deskins, Cincinnati.. Miss Pauline Nae. and Thomas Bolle, Cincinnati; will be | the couple’s attendants,

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. 3 re - Legion Unit to Note Anniversary The Hayward-Barcus unit 55, | American Legion auxiliary, will honor its charter members at a silver anniversary ‘celebration next Wednesday. . The event will be at 8 p. m.'in the War. Memorial building Fo. The honor guests ‘will be Mes | dames Fdna Barcus, Marion Hinkle, | Norman Clarridge, Phil." Clements and .‘W, 'C. Yager and new members of the unit. " A musical program will be given]

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_ |unit's past, presidents will be host- |

lesses. - Mrs. Cleo { preside, “ !

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Mesdames -Michael Walsh, Alta

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