Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1945 — Page 5

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Miss Barbara Noel to Become Bride Of Capt. Joseph Travis Seawell

AN IMPROVISED ALTAR in the home of Mrs. H. S.'Noel will form the setting this afternoon for the marriage of her daughter, Barbara, and Capt. Joseph Travis Seawell, : ba The Very Rev. Msgr. Clement Bosler will read the .double-ring service at 4:30 o'clock.. Capt. Seawell is the son of Mrs. J. T. Seawell, Greenville, S. C. An antique red damask hanging with a garland of gardenias, holly and carnations will provide a background for the altar which is to be centered with a gardenia trée and by antique candelabra garlanded with gardenias, mistletoe and holly. The stairway S14 aise io the ‘altar Will be entwined with laurel and ‘clusters of gardenias and carna 3;

Bride's Attendants to Wear White

‘ENTERING WITH HER BROTHER, Capt. H. Jerome Noel, the-

bride will wear a white duchess satin gown fashioned with a romance neckling and long tapered sleeves edged with Point Venise lace. The basque of the gown is fitted and the gathered skirt, - accented in front by a princess panel, exterids into a full-length train. The bride's tiered full-length veil of imported illusion will be attached to a shirred Juliet cap accented with bands of satin. She will carry an arrangement of white carnation petals and gardenias with a center of white orchids. . * Mrs, Noel, sister-in-law of the bride, will be the matron of honor, and Miss Carol Anne Noel will be her sister's maid of honor, Their frocks of white catoir taffeta are fashioned with Florentine

Reception Will Follow Ceremony

MRS. NOEL'S BOUQUET will be & medallion of dubonnet and

white carnation petals centered with gardenias. Wine red carnations surrounding a gardenia center will be carried by the maid -of honor, . Garlands of mistletoe and holly will fall from the bouquets, The bridegroom’s best man will be L. H

‘Advent Church Is the Scene Of Lichtenberg-Taylor Rite

A single-ring ceremony read at 2 o'clock this

‘BE. Lichtenberg. The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher officiated. .

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Taylor, 3305 mntering with her father, the

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afternoon in the Advent Episcopal church united Miss Edith Virginia Taylor and John |ler,

1. The engagement of Miss Rosemary O'Hara to John L. Murphy

—is-announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph T. O'Hara. No date

has been set for the wedding. Parents of Mr. Murphy are Mr, and

2. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills announce the engagement of their

daughter, Sarah, to Ensign Seth E. Burgess, U. 8. N. R,, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burgess. (P. H. Ho photo.) : g . 30 ceremony in the Fairview Presbyterian church will Wilson and Charles 8. Fink. The couple's

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N. R., will exchange vows at 7:30 ule of meetings follows: o'clock tonight in the Broadway WEDNESDAY

Methodist church. The ceremony School 9-2 p. m. Christmas 62--1:30

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Crittenden ave. Bride's Attendants

21-2 p. m. Miss Jean Berryhill ers; music by 2d grade pupils.

N. Meridian t., and Mr. and Mrs. bride will wear an ivory satin bro- 37-3:15 p. m. ! Christmas story by John P. Lichtenberg, 2464 Park ave. caded gown. Her long illusion veil] Mrs. Jeanette Cary, principal; art 75-1; "The bride, given in marriage by will be attached to a tiara of orange| exhibit; Christmas party. her father, wore white satin made | blossoms and she will carry white|40—2:30 p. m. “The Girl and Her) ‘With a gathered skirt extending into roses. : tiered three-| Her attendants will be Mrs. Ken.| light service by Girl Reserves.

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tty officer 2-c, U. 8. N.| Her only attendant, Miss Maxine| Their frocks are of pink taffetalgo1:30 p. m. “This Possible New wore fuchsia taffeta and! and their bouquets will be of pink’ World Dr. Roy Ewing Vale; : ¢ .-|{roses. The flower girl, Diana Bue Rev. W. C. Ball will read] Ge0rFe Lichtenberg was his broth- | DORK. WIL Wear blue. James Yager

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ee Informal Parties Will Precede Junior League's Christmas Ball Tonight at the Athletic Club

"Mrs. John Hollett Jr. president of the Indianapolis Junior league, and Mr. Hollett are among those who have arranged informal parties to precede the league's Christmas ball tonight in the Indianapolis Athe letic club, Their guests will be Messrs, and Mesdames Jeremiah L. Cadick, Hugh Duffield, Lyman 8. Ayres, Charles Greathouse, Charles Moores, John Williams, Hobson WiISom, Wile | om ———— liam Groat and John Roberts Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Perry will entertain Messrs, and Mesdames Blaine H. Miller Jr., Russell Fortune Jr,, Jean Black and Robert P. Fortune ‘and Mrs. William Fortune. Guésts of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blakeman wil} be Messrs. and Mes dames Howard Pieber, William Jungclaus, William Kothe, Rudolf k Haerle and Morris L. Brown. Bomb” will be R. J. Kryter's subs Mrs, Vonnegut's Party Mrs. Carl Vonnegut will have as|of the Indianapolis branch, Amerie

Atomic Power Talk Scheduled

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bride and matron of honor, wear pale blue chiffon and a net Juliet- cap trimmed with tiny beads. : Miss Melda Wilson, sister of ‘the : , will be the bridesmaid. will wear a frock of yellow chiffon. A yellow net Juliet cap trimmed with tiny beads will completes her costume, Both attendants will carry

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Lochhead, Robert D. Eaglesfield Jr. and R. Niven Stall For members only, the dinnerdance will feature a musical skit, written by Mrs. George Fotheringham, with musical accompaniment by ‘Mrs. Herman Wolff, Harry McCrady’s orchestra, from Purdue university, will play for dancing.

The traditional holiday program of the Tudor Hall: Prelude club will

theme will be “A Southern Christmas.” : Carols will be sung by Misses Dolores Covert, Carolyn Crom, Constance McCown, Florence Jameson, Julia Ann and Flo Mary Foreman,

pal; Miss Nell McM. Frazier and Miss Priscilla Barlow. Music and

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