Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1945 — Page 23

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Beyer-Freeman Marriage Is Today

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Joseph

Beyer are on a wedding trip

to New York following their marriage this morning in 8S. Peter and

man, Suugir-at ; Mr. and Mrs,

Sweeney officiated at ok ormetul

and Sgt. Warren C. Freeman William D. Preeman, the © brothers, ushers, . At-Home Address The bride’s white taffeta bre gown had a scalloped should fitted basque, long pointed & : a gathered skirt and full train, A tiara of seed pearls held illusion fingertip veil and she ried a white prayer book to with an orchid. Miss Freeman chose a dress petal pink fashioned with s #164 satin basque, cap sleeves and » Det skirt, accented with a bow. She arried a cascade arrangement of chrysanthemums. There was & Teception this ster noon in the bride's home. couple’s at-home address wil be 3744 N. Meridian st.

Dr. Malan To Addr ess si Riley Guild /

Dr. Clement T. Malar, State public instruction superinsendentts will

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speak Tuesday at a meeting of the}

Riley Hospital Cheer Guild in Ayres’ Jan's

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tions . of charaghes | from Whitcomb Riley's poéths, by Carole Kuntz, Bobbie Tinsley, William Klepper and Richard Cochran, students at school 9. Other students on the

th Taste and

lection with quick-frozen vegetables,

They are time-savers, too, be-

The} cause’ all the chores of prepara-

tion are Sisposes of expertly before

Take A for example, It is hiisked, cleaned and cut from the ears before being quick-frozen, All you have te do to add golden sweetness to your vegetable plate is to Open a carton and drop the corn, still frozen, into boiling water, : . » » THE CORN ‘is delicious served Just with pepper and salt, if you're short on butter or margarine; or season thé corn by ‘adding green or red pepper, onion, tomato or other vegetables.

yo The following units of the Riley

{Hospital Cheer Guild will meet next

week -in the hospital: Monday— “Bruce Robison Post”; Tuesday— “Knee Deep in June” and “All Rind Mother.” Wednesday—*“The Highest Good” and “An Old Sweetheart of Mine”; Thursday—"The Conqueror,” and Friday—-"Circus Day Parade.”

2. With a Vegetable Plate Holding Quick-F rozen Corn

| WHEN THE FAMILY MENU selvdulos a vegetable plate, you'll find it's good strategy to step up appetite appeal by highlighting your se-

These delicacies always can be counted on for extra taste interest because farm fresh flavor, as well as minerals and vitamins, are sealed in by quick-freezing just a few hours after vegetables are harvested.

"15 tsp. salt

potatoes with a chunk

Decker, Wanda Williams, Wanda .|Pond and Patridé Clark:

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of cheese in the center of each are tempting and nourishing additions to the vegetable plate. And broiled or baked tomatoes step up any group of vegetables. FRIED CORN 1 box (10-02) quick-frozen gold. en sweet corn 1 c. sliced green peppers 1 tsp. minced onion } 6 tbsps. butter or other shortening :

dash pepper : % ec. sliced pimientos - Saute frozen corn, green pep_pers and onion in butter, covered, until corn. is thawed and’ green peppers are tender, fre quently. Add salt, pepper and pimientos, and cook. until pimientos are thoroughly heated. Serve, garnished with sprigs of parsley. Serves four,

Sorority Session

Mrs, John O, Haymaker, 3612 Forest Manor - ave, will be hostess Tuesday at a meeting of the Delta Omicron sorority. A 1 p.m.

Is Bride of

John iL - Koch

St. Patriek’s Church Is Scene of Rite

A single-ring ceremony at $9 o'clock this morning united Miss Rosanna Geis and John L. Koch. The vows were heard by the Rev. Fr. Edward C. Bauer in St. Patrick's Catholic. church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs, Albert J. Geis, 805 Woodlawn ave. Mr. Koch is the grandson of ‘Mr, and Mrs. John G. Koch, Ti2 Terrace ave. !

The bride had as her attendants Mrs. James Dugan, matron of Lthonor, and Mrs, Norbert Hunt, her sister, bridesmaid. ‘They wore gowns fashioned with taffeta bodices and full skirts trimmed with bands of taffeta. Mrs. Dugan wore blue and carried a bouquet of roses and white pompons. The other attendant was in pink, and her flowers were Johanna Hill roses and yellow poms pons, Both wore plumes in- their hair matching their frocks. The bride was gowned in white satin. The dress had a sheer marquisette yoke outlined with braid and long sleeves coming to points

into a train. “A MaryS8tuart bonnet of illusion edged with“a satin scroll held her two-tiered veil of illusion. She carried roses and pompons. The bridegroom's attendants were. Joseph Koch, best man, and Louis Geis and Louis Dunn, ushers, After the wedding, there was a breakfast. at Whispering Winds. The couple left for a wedding trip, and they will be at home at 260 8. Dearborn st. The bridegroom has

after 4 months of overseas duty.

Irvington Legion

To Sponsor Dinner The annual Thanksgiving din-

American Legion post and its auxiliary will be held at 6:30 p. m. Saturday in the post home, 124 8. Downey ave.

president, has announced a committee for the dinner arrangements. Members are Mesdames Everett Bumpas, Von Baldwin, James Singel and Glen Bell, Motion pictures will be shown under the direction of Frank W.

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luncheon will be served.

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Tarplee, post commander.

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Rosanna Geis

over the hands.. Her full an fell]

been discharged from the army|

—Mrs., Herman Bobbe, auxiliary}

You are cordially invited to see him arrive In one “of "Tw-Great Shar: Feut":plings #t the Aiprty + auto and be Braght info fown vis Washinglon Stret fo Capitol Avenue, North to Market Street, east Yo the Circle and after making turn around it, will come back on Market Street our lliinois and Market: Street entrance. Then he will hutry into Block's Toyland and be there every so

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Choose from a wide array of smart styles, in a variety of finishes and with plain or

onyx bases. Real values! , . .

Only a few of the many

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TOYLAND IS OPEN

Old Santa will be here every day until Christmas. He wants all his little In-

diana friends to come in

and have a visit with him. . Daily store hours — 9:45 to iS.