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Barbara Louise Noel's Engagement to Capt. Joseph Seawelt Is Announced
MRS. H. S. NOEL ANNOUNCES the engagement of her daughter, Miss Barbara Louise Noel, to Capt. Jos-
eph Travis Seawell, son of Mrs.
‘ville, S. C. A wedding date has not been chosen. Miss Noel is a graduate of Tudor Hall school and Georgian Court college in Lakewood, N. J. She is a member of
the Junior League. Capt. Seawell was graduated from
J. T. Seawell of Green-
Clemson college in Ft. Hill,
officiate. Ellenberger pkwy., and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and liam H. Crapo, 805 N, Euclid ave. Mr. Spiess will give his daughter in marriage. satin fashioned with a sheer net yoke, long pointed sleeves and a full skirt falling into a train. A Mary Stuart bonnet of lace
Dorisjeane Spiess Will Be Bride Of Lt. Alan Crapo Tomorrow; Rev. Wiegmann Will Officiate
Afr altar banked with palms, candelabra and white flowers in the Downey Avenue Christian church will fo noon for the wedding of Miss Dorisjeane The service will be at 4:30 o'clock, an
She will wear white
rm the setting tomorrow. afters Spiess and Lt. Alan Lee Crapo, d the Rey. F. W. Wiegmann will
Miss Spiess is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Spiess, 803
Models Chosen For Post-War
Mrs, Wile
‘8S. C, and did graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh. He
is stationed at the Jefferson proving grounds in Madison. - = n » ” 8 Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Albertta Fisk and Robert S. Grimshaw by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Fisk. Mrs. Ira L. Grimshaw of Scarsdale, N. Y., is the prospective bridegroom’s mother. No wedding date has been set. ‘ The bride-to-be attended Randolph Macon Woman's college and is a graduate of the University of Michigan. She is a Kappa Alpha Theta sorority member. Her flance was graduated from the Michigan Literary college and School of Law. He is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and Phi Delta Phi fraternities. :
Kathryn Bernatz Is Engaged MR. AND MRS. L. J. BERNATZ have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn Ann, to Lt. (jg) John E. Mei~ haus, U. S. N. R. Lt. Meihaus is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Meihaus. A date for the ceremony has not been chosen. Miss Bernatz was a student at Ladywood school and is a graduate of Trinity college in Washington. Lt. Meihaus was graduated from the Indiana university School of Medicine. He is stationed at the U. 8S. naval hospital in Nofman, Okla. 5 n 5 » 8 ” Miss Martha. Elizabeth Tufts’ engagement to Philip E. Berns is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Tufts. He is the son of Mrs. Ernest Berns. The couple will be married early in December. The bride-to-be is a graduate of DePauw university, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Her flance is a Butler university graduate and a member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
Affairs Committee Arranges Tea PLANS FOR THE OPENING TEA of the Civic theater affairs committee have been announced by Mrs. Harry T. Pritchard, committee president. The event will be held from 3 until 5 p. m, Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer. A workshop skit has been arranged by Mrs. Ronald M. Hazen and will be presented by Mrs. Emily Hislop and Dick Eisenbach. Music will be provided by Miss Marilyn Muivihill. Special guests will be honorary members of the affairs committee. They include Mesdames Niles Chapman, Carl Lieber, J. W. Coffey, R. Hartley Sherwood, William A. Coleman, J. A. Goodman, R. T. VanCamp, Booth Tarkington and Frank Stalnaker, Misses Sara and Eldena Lauter and Emma Claypool. In the receiving line with Mrs. Pantzer will be Mrs. John Welch and Mrs. Jack Hatfleld. Mrs. A'an Boyd is the arrangements chairman. Mrs. Pantzer will be assisted by Mesdames Cleon Nafe, Earl Hilligoss, Charles Efroymson, Rosamond Van Camp Hill, Paris Pierson, W. C. Griffith, George Parry, Walter Myers Jr., Howard Linkert, Fred Luker, Kai Hanson, R. D. Lazarus, Wallace O. Lee, Volney Brown, Nola Boyer, Welch, Hatfield, Pritchard, Thomas L. Neal. Paul Rochford. M. L. Martin, Lindon Bailey and Ralph Simon and Miss Helen Coffey.
D. A. R. Will Hear Speaker ; WILLIAM H. BOOK WILL ADDRESS members of the Caroline Scott Harvison chapter, D. A. R., Thursday in the chapter house. The speaker, executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce, will discuss “Our Town.” The wheel and distaff committee is in charge of the program... Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt will preside, and Mrs. Emsley W. Johnson Jr. will introduce Mr. Book. A.musical program. will be given by Mrs, Lloyd A. McColgin, accompanied by Mrs. William N. Fleming Jr. Hostess chairmen for
the tea hour will be Mrs. Charles F. Voyles and Mrs. Charlton N..
Carter. They will be assisted by members of the wheel and distaft committee. i » s ” ” ” » Mr, and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky arrived today from vacationing in New York, Canada and at their cottage on Oliver lake. Mr. Sevitzky will leave Tuesday for a business trip to New York, returning Oct. 7 in preparation for the Indianapolis symphony orchestra’s winter concert season. . . . Mr. and Mrs, Clarence N. Warren have returnéd from a month's vacation at their summer home on Powers lake in Wisconsin. /
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1. The engagement of Miss Albertta Fisk to Robert S. Grimshaw has been announced by her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Frank B: Fisk. Mr. Grimshaw is the son of Mrs. Ira L, Grimshaw of Scarsdale, N. Y.
unite Miss Helen Clever and Maj. Robert E. Lee. The wedding will be in the home of the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad W; Clever, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lee of Edmonton, Alberta, are MAj. Lee's parents. ! 3; Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Tufts announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha Elizabeth, to Philip E. Berns, son of Mrs. Ernest Berns. The wedding will be early in December.
4. Announcement of the engagement of Miss Barbara Louise Noel to Capt. Joseph Travis Seawell is made by her mother, Mrs. H. 8S. Noel. Capt. Seawell is the son of Mrs. J. T. Seawell of Greenville, 8. C. No wedding date has been set.
John E. Meihaus, U. S. N. R. Par (P. H. Ho
5. Miss Kathryn Ann Bernatz Is the bride-to-be of Lt. (} g.)
Mrs. L. J. Bernatz and Mr, and Mrs, George A. Meihaus, 6. The St. Joan of Aré Catholic church will be the scene next Saturday morning for the marriage of Miss Geneva Mary Westen dorf, Indianapolis, and Herbert Joseph Shimer. the daughter of Mrs, Harvey Carr of Oregon, Ill, and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. D, B. Shimer.
edged with fluted illusion and orange blossoms will hold her two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion. Her bouquet will be of orchids, stephanotis, roses and gladioli. Maid of Honor Miss Lorraine Spiess, Cincinnati, will be the mald of honor. Her dress will be blue satin with a shirred basque and full skirt. She {will have a yellow net Juliet cap with ‘a shouldér-length veil and matching lace mitts. The bridesmaids will be Misses {Charlene Montgomery, Daisy Jane |Gray, Betty Van Arendonk and Jean Eichacker, They will wear | blue gowns with satin bodices and net skirts, Attendants’ Bouquets All the attendants will carry
:nts of the counle are Mr, and
Miss Westendorf is
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|Evelyn Davis |Delta Gamma Committees Named for Civic Benefit
To Be Bride
fhe vows at 4:30 o'clock this after- | noon uniting Miss Evelyn Davis) and Robert E. Ott. The. service] will be in the Fountain Square | Christian church.
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bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley H, Davis, 1528 8. New Jersey st.
Ott, 312 E, Raymond st. Entering with her father,
chiffon yoke and skirt.
be held by a tiara of orange blos-{ soms. She will carry white roses centered with an orchid.
Louella Zimmerman, powder’ blue chiffon. will be pink roses. | Vernon McQueen will serve as| best man, and the ushers will be|
Johnson.
Children’s Museum
To Have Program
A program will be given at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Children's museum,
tant of the Indianapolis public schools, will present a dramatic
Mrs, Victor L. Boyer and Mrs. Ralph H. Thompson are chairman garet Sigler and Miss Joan Hen-|vows and vice chairman of the event.!ping, Mrs. John Maxwell is finance | Catherine | Co-chairmen of the fitket commit-| committee chairman, assisted by! church. After the ceremony, there will be |tee are Mrs, Forrest L. Haines and miss Margaret Ensley. a reception in the home of the Miss Helen Baker. | .
| Ralph Showalter, Oren H. cant Wedding {Oo Be |
The couple will leave for a wed- | William K. Kegley, Herman H. ding trip to New Orleans. Mr. Ott| Lauter, O. H. Hershman, J. Dwight . - . is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | Peterson, Rex Boyd, John Tracy] | E g | Davis, CB. Durham, A. H. Guyat, | 1S venin | the | Gerald R. Redding, Robert M. Serr, bride will wear white satin with a'Thomas Tussing, Barrett M. Wood- [become the bride of Cpl. David H. | 1ored gladioli snd pompons Her three- small, Gentry T. Hahn and S.|Wortman at 8:30 o'clock this eve-quarter-length veil of illusion will Walker Downing.
Barnaby, Joseph H. Sullivan and | { Grover B. Turner, Misses Judith |... gown and a fingertip veil
Richard Dransfield and Charles| Redwine, Betty Schorn and Mary of illusion held by pearlized orange | Jant Laatz,
mittee are' Mrs. Miles Reeder and Mrs. John Hirko, co-chairmen; Mes- | Robert dames J. Robert Morehouse, Paul W. {matron of honor. | Byerly, | Travis Spencer, Scott P. Mathews, red roses. : {Mark Hamer and Fred A. Ritter,| Miss Blanche Young, radio consul-|aisses Betty Horst, Helen Cheno-|town, and Miss Maybelle Videbeck, weth and Genevieve Schaeffer. g
Committees have been announced for the Civic theater benefit
The Rev. John R. Clark will read | performance of “The Male Animal,” to be sponsored Oct. 19 by the In- | roljowed the marriage this morning dianapolis alumnae of Delta Gamma sorority, The announcement Was ,¢ Miss Katherine Eileen Salladay made by Mrs. Nathan T. Washburn Jr, the group's president. | ang Pfc. Otto Louis Hurrle. The Rt. | Rev. Msgr. J. M. Downey read the
Assisting them are Mesdames!
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| ning’ in the First Trinity Lutheran | church. The Rev, Anders Steen-
Other Participants tsen will officiate.
man of Indianapolis. Miss Sorenson will wear a white
|blossome, She will carry white Members of the telephone com- roses and gardenias. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Mumaw; will serve as Her dress will]
Harry E. Sharpnack, A.'pe of white net, and she will carry
Miss Alta Mae Howes, James- | will be the bridesmaids, They will
Mrs. George O. Browne is chalr-|pe in pastel frocks and will carry
Msgr. Downey
‘Hears Vows
sister's maid of honor | white taffeta and carried dark pink | gladioli and pomvons |
mary Hurrle, sister groom, and Miss Jeanne O'Brien
‘ . They chose white net and wfteta| Meeting Tonight
Miss Evelyn Mae Sorenson will and their bouquets were of peach-
wore matching dowers in their hair.
shirred tulle half-hat accented with | stephanotis. She carried a prayer
nosegays of yellow roses, pink pompons and peach-colored gladioli with blue maline. Marcia Lee Baker, Dayton, O. the flower girl, will be in yellow taffeta. She will carry a small nosegay like the other attendants. The best man will be Lt. Leonard Hull, and serving as ushers will be Dana Crapo, brother of the bride-
A breakfast in the Sheffield inn
groom, Carl Spiess Jr, the bride's brother, and Willlam and Don
the B8t. Catholic
at 9 o'clock in of Sienna
{Spiess home after the ceremony. Miss Margaret Salladny Dros Per The bride attended DePauw uniShe WOre|.. city, She is a member of Alpha Phi sorority. Lt. Crapo attended { Butler university.
Th Ss we 56~ e bridesmaids were Miss Rose | Tau Delta fraternity member.
of the bride
All|
{pictures at 8 p. m. today in Cropsey
Flower Girl {hall of the Central library. The
Session at 1. A. C.
book with a white orchid. Sgt. Willlam Hurrle was his brothor's best man. The ushers were Pvt. tract Bridge club will James B8ylvester and Lt.
Broden, anapolis Athletic club.
Lorch. i A reception will be held in the Church to Be Scene
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He is a Delta © {ning for the wedding of Miss Vice
: py the Rev. Fr. Joseph Tha Nature Say clu wil open 255, {its fall series of educational motion | The bride will wear an egg-shell | satin gown. Her fingertip veil will
| , arlized orange blos= Diane Passehl, the flower girl, was ~hairman, Miss Doris Lynn, has an-| caught by pe ge b
| Also Mesdames A. Frank Gleaves,| mn '\ 44 {s the daughter of Mr. in white brocaded organdy. The nounced that there will be coler | The bride's only attendant, Miss: Willlam R, Haslet, Frank Miller, | and Mrs. John Sorenson, 1435 W. ringbearer was Michael Webb. films on “Historic Death Valiey.”| has chosen | Albert Jories, Edwin Schulz, Addison [22d st, and Mr. Wortman's par | A white taffeta gown was worn by “The Apache Indians” and 'Su-|’ Her flowers Dowling, Jesse Jones, Robert H. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wort- the bride, She chose a tiered fing-|wanee Pine” Club members may | ertip veil of illusion held by a take guests.
A meeting of the Woman's Conbe held at wedding trip.
Thomas 12:30 p. m. ‘Thursday in the Indi-
Style Show
Aid society will be among the 30% models for the Wm. H. Block Cd post-war fashion show next month, The aid society is assisting in pres senting the show at 8... p. m, Oct.
fehabilitation funds of the Billings and Wakeman General hospitals.
of the group of Christamore mod Others are Mesdames Wendell Litt Jr. William L. Schroeder, Buri Danner, Bruce F. Brown and Rob ert P. Fortune, Miss Mary Johns
Ten members of the Christamore
10, on the store's second floor, Proceeds will be contributed to 1
Mrs. John Brant Jr. is chairm
and Miss Sallie Eaglesfield. additional members of the group be announced later. Ten Powers models here from Ne: York and 10 of Block's own profess sional models will complete tb staff of 30 for the show, The Indianapolis symnhonic en semble will play during the event Tickets may be obtained from men bers of the Christamore Aid ciety or at a special booth on Block street floor,
Of Saad-Freije Rite St. Prancis. de Sales Catholis hurch will be the scene this eves
toria Freije and Cpl. Thomas Js Saad. The vows will be read at 9
soms. She will carry white roses | Mrs. Abraham Carter will be her sister's only attendant, | She will be in a pink satin and chiffon. frock and carry pink roses, Mr. Carter will serve as best man, = There will be a reception in the Cars ter home, 2048 Brookside ave., after which the couple will leave for &
Mr. Saad is the son of Richard : | Saad, Brooklyn, N. Y.
There was a reception this afternoon in the home cf the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William O. Salladay, 5059 Madison rd. The- couple will leave for a wedding trip. Mr. Hurrle is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Willtam J. Hurrle,
GLENN FRIERMOOD : TEACHER OF SINGING
Member of National Association of Singing Teachers
transcription, “Three and a Pigeon.”
had several children’s. books re-! Mrs. Rosamond Risser Jones.
corded and this one is by Kitty
Barn, English author, gram is open to children and their Jr.
man of the publicity committee, as-| johanna Hill roses. The Junior League of America has | sisted by Mrs. Guy E. Morrison and
Serving as the bridegroom's attendants will be 8gt. Mumaw, best
The reception committee chgir- man, and Richard Sorenson, brothThe. pro- (man is Mrs. Thomas M, Hindman er of the bride, and Raymond Stine Others on the committee are of Lafayette, ushers.
2153 E. Garfield dr.
Nuptials Unite
Moore-Tutterow Wedding Tonight
The home of the Rev. Samuel Hartsock, 626 N. Somerset ave, will be the scene this evening for the wedding of Miss Lucille Tutterow, Martinsville, and Owen J. Monre. The service will be at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Leona Wagner, the bride's only attendant, will wear a mclon wool dress and black accessories, Her flowers will be white roses. The bride has chosen a royal blue wool suit wort with navy accessories and red roses. Arthur Moore will be his son's pest man. After a wedding trip, the couple will be at home at 4945 W. 11th st. Mr. Moore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore, 601 Grande ave.
Gen., Mrs. Williams Will Be Honored
c| liam Campbell, Cumberland, usher.
parents.
Henry Gendron To Take Bride
The rectory of the Little Flower Catholic church will be the scene this afternoon for the wedding of Miss Mary Kay Stillabower and Henry Gendron Jr. The Rev, Pr John Riedinger will officiate at 4:30 o'clock. Miss Stillabower’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8Stillabower, Greenfield, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gendron, 4915 E. 11th. st. The bride has chosén a gray wool dress accented with turquoise. Her accessories will ve gray and black, and she will have an. orchid corsage. Miss Lois Luecikert, the maid of honor, will be in dusty rose worn with black accessories and roses. The bridesmaid will he Miss Mae Ditmer Her frock will oe of agua wool, und| she will wear black accessories. She also will have roses, . a The bridegroom's attendants will be Francis Lime, test man, and Wil-
After a dinner at Buckley's restaurant in Cumberland, there will
atibe a reception in the Stillabower guests | home. The, couple will leave fora dance | wedd oe They will be at home m | E. ROOM: coli
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Civic Theater Group Plans Tea
| Mrs, Gerald Wadleigh, Miss Mar-
Couple. Today
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The couple will leave for a wed-, ding trip south after a reception in| {the home of the bride's parents | They will be at home in Indianapolis.
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Miss Rachel ‘Lee and Pfc. Eugene land Mrs. Timothy T. McClain will be married at 4:30 Maple lane
lo'clock tomorrow afternoon in the| The bride chose an America
the vows. white orchids The bride is the daughter of Mr. eft, the bride's
lace st., and Mr. MecOlain's parents | cessories. and a white orchid. are Mr, and Mrs. Virgil E. McClain, 6018 Dewey ave. A white crepe dress will be worn and Frank Maley. by the bride. She has chosen a|
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ized orange blossoms, and her bou- st. The bridegroom is the son “lquet wili be of white roses. Mrs. Catherine Linville, 18 Par Miss Joan Meyer, the bride's only | view ave, r el attendant, will be in ‘yellow net. She | | —— will carry yellow and pink roses. | : ’ Serving as best man will be on | PHesident Ss Day Kirk.
the couple will leave for a wedding trip. The bridegroom will report R. Gannon, to Camp Bowie, Tex. ~~ hostess.
Indianapolis, will
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Linville ‘exchanged VOWS | |at 9 o'clock this morning in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church
. The Rev. "Fr. James Moore offi- | clated McClain Lee After the wedding. a breakfast |
There was to {be a reception this afternoon in
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After Oct, 15, the couple will be fingertip illusion veil held by pearl-|at home at 1142 N. ‘Pennsylvania |
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Wallace Street Presbyterian church. Beauty shade gahardine suit worn The Rev. Roy E. Mueller will read with a beaver hat and a corsage ol Mrs. Charles Bech only attendan! and Mrs. Frank P. Lee 749 N. Wal- | wore .a rose-beige suit, brown\ac
| Mr. Bechert served as best man {and the ushers were Jack O'Brien
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A president's day luncheon w'll
After a reception in the church, be held at 1 p. m. Monday by the Fortnightly Study club. Mrs, George
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