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Miss Dorothy Weber's Engagement
To Lt. Roscoe Starek Is Announced ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Weber and Lt. Roscoe Burton Starek Jr. -by her parents, Mr. and Mys. Arthur J.- Weber, Lt..Starek is the son - of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Starek of Wilmette, Ill. The wedchngewill be early this fall. Both Miss Weber and Lt. Starek are graduates of Purdue uni« versity She 1s a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and the pros-
pective bridegroom is a Delta Upsilon fraternity member. He has served overseas for a year.
”n " u » n . Miss Barbara Ann Renick's engagement and approaching mars riage to Robert Paul Ulrich is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray Renick. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ulrich are the prospective bridegroom's parents. The couple will be married Oct. 7. Miss Renick attended Butler university, where she was a member of Delta Delta Deita sorority. Her fiance is a Butler graduate and a Sigma Chi fraternity member.
Kneidel-Foley Vows Are Read
MR. AND MRS. L. J. E. FOLEY announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jean Lou Foley, and Dr. John H. Kneidel, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Kneidel of New Castle. The wedding took place July 14 in the -Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Dr. Rov Ewing Vale officiated. The couple's attendants were Miss Jean Engelke and Dr. Forrest Leiter of Chicago. The bride a Butler university graduate and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Dr. Kneidel was graduated from Wabash college and the Indiana university School of Medicine, He Is a member of Phi Beta Kappa fraternity. Dr. and Mrs. Kneidel will be at home after next Saturday in Muncie, » v un = » ” The engagement of Miss Emma Lou Steinbach to Pfc. Monroe W. Smith has been announced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl M. Steinbach, Mr. Smith's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Smith of Peru. A date has not been set for the ceremony. The bride-to-be was a student at Butler university and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, :
Betty Whitehead Is Engaged .
DR. AND MRS. J. M. WHITHREAD announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Jean, to S. Sgt. James R. Page, son of J. O. Page of Hillsboro, Tex. No wedding date has been chosen. Miss Whitehead attended DePauw university and was graduated from Stephens college. The prospective bridegroom, wha recently returned from three vears’ duty in the Pacific area, attended the University of Missouri and is a graduate of Hillsboro Junior college. a o s : » - = A ceremony next Saturday in the Columbia ‘club will unite Miss Ruth Rosenthal and Lt. Bernard Rose, Pt. Harrison. Rabbi Israel Chodos will officiate. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosenthal and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rose. Lt. Rose served two years with the army in New Guinea.
Affairs Committee Lists Events
ACTIVITIES AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN have been announced for the 1945-46 season by the Civie theater's affairs committee. ‘The group's president is Mrs. Harry T. Pritchard,. The events will include the annual ‘fall tea, Oct. 3; Thanksgiving tea, Nov. 21; Valentine tea, Feb. 13, and a garden party, June 5. The committee chairmen named by Mrs. Pritchard are Mrs. Cleon Nafe, admissions; Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill, advisory; Mrs. Earl Hilligoss, communications; Mrs, Charles Efroymson, decorations; Mrs. Paris Pierson, finance: Mrs. Earl B. Barnes, historian; Miss Eldena Lauter, honorary members; Mrs. William C. Griffith, hospitality; Mrs. Wallace Os Lee, membership; Mrs. A, K.--Scheidenhelm, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, program. : Alsq, Mrs. Harry Karcher, projects: Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee, post-war activities; Mrs. Walter Myers Jr., publicity; Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, radio; Mrs. Ronald M. Hazen, refreshments; Mrs. Hubert Hickam, reservations; Mrs. Fred Luker, roster; Mrs. Allen Boyd, tea; Mrs. Kurt Pantzer, theater relations, and Mrs. Kai Hanson, telephone,
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Mr., Mis. R. A. Smith | Return From Camp
To Note Anniversary Misses Mary and Susan Longswor ave returned from Cam Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Smith, 6001 . p Carrollton ave, will observe their Nafakicka i Belateld, Wis, where 25th wedding anniversary with an|'¢Y NAVE been vacationing. ‘open house next Saturday. The]
event will be from 2 until.5 and Party Will Honor .
Irom 3 46 10 p.m. There we 30 iCqpolyn: Unger
invitations. The assistants will include Mr.| Mrs. Herschel Cohen will enter“and Mrs, R. K. Evans, Nashville, |tain Monday evening for Miss CaroTenn.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Davis, |lyn Ann: Unger.~—The party will be
Gillespie, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley i the Cohen home, 2853 N. Tal-
Merritt, Danville; Mrs, H. T. Wells; bott st. : , Pa.; Mrs. Perry. Gilliland,| The honor guest and Norman Mrs. Hobart T and Miss Anna- Katz will be. married Sept. 3 in- the
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Jo Ann Knapp To Be Married
The Rey. Charles
Bloomer, Chi-!
cago, will officiate tomorrow night
at the marriage of Miss
Jo Ann
Knapp to Alfred E. Knowles, aviation radioman 3-¢, U. S. N. He will be assisted by the Rev. Jack Lewis, assistant pastor of the Third - Christian church in whicn
the candelight ceremony’ - will
read at 8 o'clock.
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Miss - Knapp is tha daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Knapp, 3336 E
| Vermont-st:wzsd thet bridegroom is]
the son of Mrs. Nellle Knowles, 4712]
E. 30th st. The bride,
entering with father, will wear brccaded white |
her
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taffeta and a fingertip veil held by|
She will = Couple to Wed
a seed pearl tiara. gardenias.
Attendants’ Frocks
Her attendants’
frocks
of pink
satin will be worn with headbands of pink satin roses. Miss Bettie Jane |
Knapp, her sister's maid of honor
will wear a white rose corsage and the bridesmaids will have gardenia
corsages. The bridesmaids
will be
Bloomer, Chicago; Mrs. Ruth White, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss
Joanne McDonald
The bridegroom's attendants will
{be James F. Knapp,
the bride's
brother, as best man, and James F. Knapp Jr. and Robert Carnes, petty | officer 3-c¢, U. 8. N,, ushers. A reception in the Knapp home will follow the ceremony.
‘Miss Rohyans
To Be Bride
Catholic
church. The
Rev,
Joseph Beecham will officiate. Parents of the couple are Mr. and |
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Mrs. |
| The Rev. Fr. Paul Courtney will| from a tiara of seed pearls. S Gapt. Dunne is the son! carried an ivory prayer book with
lof Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dunne of an orchid and stephanotis.
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| blue satin street-le |will have black accessories and @| Dolores Topmiller, and the flower] Her | girl was Mary Kathryn Niesse,
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1. Miss Jean Lou Foley became the bride of Dr. John H. Kneidel in a ceremony read July 14 in the Tab(Emma Gene Tucker photo.)
2. Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Weber's marriage to Lt. Roscoe Burton Starek Jr., A. U. S., will be this fall.
ernacle Presbyterian church,
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3. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray Renick announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ahn. te Robert Paul Ulrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ulrich, 4. Miss Emma Lou Steinbach’s engagement to Pfc. Monroe W. Smith, A. U. S., is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Steinbach, 5. Miss Ruth Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosenthal, and Lt. Bernard Rose, ‘A. U. S., Ft. Harrison, will be married next Saturday in the Columbia -club. 6. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Unnewehr announce the marriage of their daughter, Nina Marie. to Sgt. Charles F. Land, U. 8. M. C.. son of Mrs. Ruby Land. The wedding was Aug. 7 in Norfolk, Va. (P. H. Ho photo.) 7 Dr. and Mrs. J. M.. Whiteheadannounce the engagement of their ds James R. Page, Hillsboro, Tex. (P. H. Ho photo.) . Ly = | 8. The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Betty Jean Bowers is announced by her parents;- T Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Katzenberger. The prospective bridegroom, Lt. Dean S. Birch, A. A. F., is the son of Mr and Mrs. William Birch. The wedding date has not been set, |
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Tomorrow
In a double-ring ceremony late | '| tomorrow afternoon, Miss Barbara | Gasper, 5334 Lowell ave, will James W. Dunne. |
Jean Patterson pride of Capt.
become
the
| John E. Hoffman, Miss Gasper Exchange Vows This Morning |
A reception this morning in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. followed the marriage of their daughter, Margaret, and John E. Hoffman. The wedding was at 9 a. m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church!
The 5 o'clock rite will take place| With the Rev. Fr. James Moore officiating.
in the home of the bride’s parents, | ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Patterson, and the full skirt extended into a iy
3110 E. Michigan st. officiate.
White Plains, N. Y.
Miss Patterson will be in an ice Sister, was matron of honor.
pink ostrich
feathered hat.
ngth dress. She
flowers gill be white orchids.
Her sister, Mrs. Alfred J. Schick, | will be her only attendant.
She
The bride wore white French taffeta. The basque had long sleeves
Her tiered illusion veil fell She!
rain,
Walter Wilson | To Take Bride |
Vows will be exchanged tomor-| row afternoon by Miss Betty Mc-| Clelland and Walter ‘Wilson. The 1:30 o'clock wedding will take place | in the Wallace Street Presbyterian The Rev. Roy E. Mueller |
V. J. McGuire, the bride's] Serv{ing as the bridesmaid was Miss
Ars.
At Home Address
| A wedgwood rose taffeta frock | was worn’ by Mrs. McGuire
The church.
will wear a black jersey dress with gress had a sweetheart neckline, Will officiate.
draped sleeves, V-neckline and a| fitted bodice and full skirt.
Her| There will be a reception afters]
.
{maid of honor’s in ice blue, shell
H. Lindley Peel of this
-* . Nancy Peel Will Become Bride . . ~ Of A. David McKinstry Speers; * ty Ceremony to Be Read in East Times Special SWARTHMORE, Pa., Aug. 25.—The Swarthmare Presbyterian church here will be the scene this afternoon for the marriage of Miss Nancy Louise Peel and Adam David McKinstry Speers. The Rev. David Braus will officiate at 3 o'clock, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs city, and Mr. Speers’ parents are Mr, and Mrs. H. A. O. Speers of In-| . dianapolis. 'M N I r S Entering the church with her| + ISS \ €rson, father, the bride will- be gowned | v I In white watered taffeta made with | Rey . N eal a fitted bodice, sweetheart neck-| -. line and long tapering sleeves. The WwW ill Be Wed full skirt has a bustle and forms a! train. | A cornet of duchess lace will Fold | Miss Velma Iverson and the Rew, her long tulle veil. She will pavyy| Honey Neal wil sxelangs owe os Wale sous, gardenias and steph | Lutheran church. ‘The Rev. Thomas Maid of Honor B. Kline vil hear ihe double-ring Miss Virginia Peel will be her | VOWS at 4 o'clock. sister's maid of honor. She will, Immediately following the service, wear a rose taffeta frock fashioned ® reception will be held in the with a high neckline, fitted bodice, |Church. After a wedding trip to cap sleeves and a full skirt. She|Chicago, the couple will be at home will have matching taffeta mitts|in Vandalia, IL. : and her flowers will be rubrum| A candlelight satin gown will be lilies, pink gladioli and blue del-|WOrD by the bride. The dress has a phininium. Her headdress will be sheer shoulder yoke edged with seed of matching tulle with a shoulder- Pearl embroidery, long tapered length veil. | sleeves and a gathered skirt falling The bride's cousins will be the into a train. ue bridesmaids. They are Misses Betty| Her tiered fingertip-length veil of and Jean Van Nest; both of East lusion will cascade from a'coronet Orange; NJ. and “Mits-Lois Lip- {Of orange blossoms. She will carry pincott, Plainfield. N. J. "} wiiite "Toles. a Ea Their dresses — Wikk-Bo--ike the, . we... Sister _Is Attendant co 3 The bride's sister, Miss Marjorie : pink and turquoise. They will carry Iverson, will be the only attendant, similar bouquets and will have head- | Her blue taffeta frock is made with dresses matching their gowns. a romance neckline, princess basque Reception Planned and a bouffant skirt. She will carry The bridegroom's mother will be Johanna Hill roses. in navy blue sheer worn with white; The bridegroom's attendants will accessories and gardenias. Mrs, De the Rev. George W. Schuette,Peel has chosen a slate blue crepe Camden, best man, and Walter B gown, pink accessories and Sweet- Hansen Jr. and Richard Moody, heart roses. | ushers. Ronald Webster Jr. Chicago, will] The bride's parents are Mr. and be the best man. The ushers will{ Mrs. William Iverson, 5025 E. Min. include John Krout, Wynnewood, Desola st. She attended Washing Pa.; John B. Ferguson Jr, Jenkin-|!On university and the Arthur town, Pa.. and Walter Steuber and Jordan Conservatory of Music, The David McCahsn Jr., both of Swarth- | Rev. Mr. Neal is a graduate of the more. {Chicago Lutheran seminary, Care The bride attended Wooster and 'Nage college and the St. Louis Ine Middlebury colleges. She is a mem- Sttute of Music. ber of Delta Delta Delta sorority. ! The bridegroom was graduated from Mr, Mrs. G. H. Lewis Park school, Swarthmore college! yo ou and the Harvard umiversity School Are V 1s1tors Here of Law. He is a P | ; aN ee hi Delta Theta Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lewis : have arrived from San Antonio, yo Tex., to spend several weeks with Plan V wtory Pa rty Mr. Lewis’ mother, Mrs. Herbert, A, A victory party will be held at, Lewis, 5314 Kenwood ave
gathered skirt. Her accessories will | flowers were purple asters and yel-| ward in the home of the bride's|3 P.m. Tuesday by the Gamma! Mr. Lewis, who recently received Miss Phyllis Ann Rohyans and Sgt. | be powder blue and she will have.a
Donald Cooper, U. 8. M. C., will be corsage of gardenias. : on ete ie fs married at 7 p. m. today in the| Capt. Dunne’s best man will be | iron of honor's. She carried or-| Wilson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. "he Hotel Lincoln. Mesdames Esther versity of Illinois this fall.
rectory of Our Lady ef Lourdes Capt. John F. Francella of Chicago.
as ringbearer, After a reception
| The bride has chosen a two-piece | Dunne is stationed.
street-length,
eyelet
embroidered
frock. She will wear an aqua feather hat and carry an arm bouquet ! of Johanna Hill roses. Her sister, Miss Jeanne Rohyans,
will wear an
agua
street-length |
dress trimmed with eyelet embroid- |
ery.
i | Her accessories will be White
and she will carry sweetheart roses, |
Brainard F. Cooper brother's best man.
will’ be his!
= |
After a reception in'the Rohyans|
home the couple . will Southern California.
leave for They will be
at home in El Centro where Sgt.
Cooper will be stationed.
Niditter-Shipp
|R1te to Be Read|
Miss Cloene Shipp will become |
the bride
of Thomas E. Nidiffer|
this evening in the home of her!
mother, Mrs. Clyde Sears, 1241 TeThe service will read at 7:43 o'clock by the Rev.
Sumner L. Martin,
Roberts Park Methodist church. Miss Shipp has chosen a navy blue suit, navy accessories and a corsage of stephanotis and white Her only attendant, Miss Frances Gilman, also will wear navy with yellow roses, i ‘serve as best man. Following a reception in the bride's home, the couple will leave for northern Michigan. They will’ (be at home at 1125 Newman st. ‘Mr. Nidiffer is the son of Mr.
roses.
Garnett Hill will
and Mrs. George Nidiffer of South Bend, . ht
} |
be
pastor of the
Fr. Joseph W. Patterson Jr, will serve
in the Patter- | Mrs. C. M. Rohyans, 5703 E. Wash- |50n home, the couple will leave for ington st, and Mr. and Mrs. J. New York and Boston. Wendell Cooper, 15 S. Ritter ave.
Recent Bride
Mrs. Charles V. Wishmeier
Before her marriage Aug. 11,™ Charles V. Wishmeier was Miss Betty Elaine Hosket.
Mrs.
She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward H. Hosket
of Dayton, O,,
and Cpl. Wishmeier’s/ parents are Mr. d Mrs. Charles H. Wishmeier,*6016 W. Minnesota st. The wedding fook place in the Gowen field post chapel in Boise, Ida. The couple's attendants were
Cpl. and Mrs.
Donald . Guyer,
Miami, Ariz. 8. Sgt. Edward Lessinger gave the bride in marriage.
home in Boise. ¢
« Cpl. and Mrs. Wishmeier are at
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They will| be at home in Chicago where Capt.
The bridesmaid chose | parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, N. Me-|
low roses. { Mr. |
{majolica green styled like the ma-|Clelland, 1408 N. Euclid ave,
chid asters and Talisman roses. Samuel Wilson, 4627 Young ave. The bridegroom's attendants were| Mr. McClelland will give his] Louis Kreig, best man, and Harold | qaughter in marriage. Her gown | Niesse and Bernard Sifferlen, ush-|of ivory satin is fashioned with a ers. | mousseline de soie yoke outlined On their return from a wedding With Chantilly lace, long tapering trip, the couple will be at home at|sleeves and a gathered skirt extend924 N. Downey ave. Mr. Hoffman Ing into a train. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bride's Veil J. Hoffman, 4057 Ruckle st. A fingertip veil of illusion will
fall from her shirred tulle half-hat. Nuptials Read
chapter of Omega Nu Tau sorority.| his discharge from the army aftep The group will meet in parlor IL, of serving 2!z years, will enter the Unie
Stotler, Glen Collins and Thomas| Before their marriage March 8, Young and Miss Ruth Furgason will | Mrs. Lewis was Miss Edith Roy of be hostesses Duluth, Minn
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She will carry a maline-puffed colonial bouquet of stephanotis centered with a white orchid. I Pl > | The bride's attendants will be n y mout 1 Miss Dorothy McClelland, her sisTimes ‘Special ter, maid of honor, and Miss Dolores PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug. 25.—A Kegeris and Miss Lois McGaughey, ceremony read here at 10 o'clock bridesmaids | this morning in St. Michael's Cath-| Conley White will cerve as best olic church united Miss Mary Alice man and the ushers will be William! Pesch and Dr. Richard B. O'Bryan. [Jones and Vernis Beasley. The Rev. Pr. Charles Harris, cousin] Following the reception, the cou-
of the bride officiated. ple will leave for a trip. They will Parents of the couple. are Mr, be at home at 1408 N. Euclid ave. jand Mrs, Leo Pesch- of this city | ——
% | land Mr. and Mrs. J. W. OBryan, Schaekel-Cron Rite | Columbus, Ind. { The bride wore white satin and| ’ net with a fingertip illusion veil | The Rev. F. R. Daries will read and carried gardenias. Her at-|the vows this evening uniting Miss tendants were Miss Suzanne Pesch, | Irma Cron and Herman Schaekel her cousin's maid of honor, and|Jr. The ceremony will be at 8:30 Misses Patricia and Hélen Pesch, o'clock in the Zion Evangelical and bridesmaids for their sister. [Reformed church. Their frocks of satin and net| Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cron, 4930 were rose, gold and muted green Brookville rd, are the bride's parrespectively. They carried roses and|ents, and the bridegroom is the white gladioli and wore net half. | con of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schaehats matching their dresses. . | Kel of Acton. 2 Mr. O'Bryan was his son's best | The bride will be in a blue wool
Sibbitt, Frankfort, and Dr. J. Hal | and an orchid corsage. ‘Miss Carol | Doran, Burkett. Walker, her only attendant, has| A reception in the church fol-|chosen a gold wool frock, black lowed the ceremony. After a short |accessories and white roses. Cpl. | wedding trip, the couple will be at | Robert: Cron, Chanute field, Ill, the home in Indianapolis, jreide's brother, will be best man. Both the bride and bridegroom There will be a reception in the ‘attended Indiana university and Dr. Cron- home, after which the couple {O'Bryan is a recent graduate of the will leave for a. trip. They will LU. School of Medicine, be at-home in New Bethel. |
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man and the ushers were Dr, Joseph | Suit worn with brown accessories -
Over and over again, those whom we have served express surprise that a serv ice so complete and perfect as ours could be so inexpensive. We always follow & family’s wishes and the requirements can be fitted in perfectly to make a service
beautiful in memory.
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