Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1945 — Page 22

Mme. Marie Henri, Indiana chair-

homes.

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Appearing In the bridal news today is the setting of a wedding date and the announcement of an

engagement. Mr. and Mrs. William Shupinsky, 944 Union st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel, storekeeper (disbursing) 1s¢, ¥. 8. N. R, to Murry Muscatel of New York. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-to-be, a graduate of Hunters college and Indiana university, is stationed at the United States Naval hospital, Bainbridge, Md. The prospective bridegroom has been discharged from the army aifter serving four years in the Pacific theater. ’

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duzan

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Club, Inc., at the Rescue The Rev. Mr. Vroom recently returned after serving as a chaplain . is the Pacific ste. Alo apesring Miss Elma Nowlin Baker (left) will be Wilson [OR the program be Mrs. Coughlen on Dec. 30. The ceremony, at 3:30 p. m., will be in the Irving- Lehr, singer. Mrs. Walter Zimmerton Presbyterian, church. Parents of the couple are Mr.-and Mrs. man is the arrangements chairman Frank R. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt B. Coughlen. Cy for the breakfast which is to be at he engagement of %% ™

their daughter, Ramona (right), Robert Patterson, son of Mr. and The Aberdeen Artist Mrs. O. A. Pattersén. The wedding date has fot been set. (Photo io Lady Aberdeen Afiist chad Reflex photo.) : club, will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow and

~ . » Dec. 20 is the date set for the marriage of Miss Anne Louise Hoot, 1540 N. Meridian st, and David C. Rein, Detroit. The ceremony will be read by Dr. George Arthur Frantz at 3:30 p. m. in the First Presbyterian church. The parents of the engaged couple are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hoot, Freedom, and Mrs. Mable Rein, Detroit. The bride-to-be was graduated from Purdue university. Mr, Rein has been discharged from the armed forces after serving in the European theater. » . . Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mrs. Leolla Mae Rothman, Mars Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Maners, 1035 N. Winfield ave, and Forrest Beavers, Columbus, Ind. The couple exchanged vows last Saturday in the home of the Rev. Clinton Swanagan, pastor of the Mars Hill Free Methodist church. Serving as attendants were Mrs. Swanagan and Donald Maners, <rother of the bride. The couple

is at home in Columbus.

French Relief Donors Sought

The local organization of Ameriean Relief for Prance is seeking volunteers for knitting and sewing,

man, has announced. . _ The group is -holding a clothing collection, Donations may be taken to the relief headquarters in St. Paul's Episcopal church, 23 W. New York st., or will be picked up at the

A plan in which packages may

unit chairmen. In “adopting” a child, the donor is| requested to send two packages) a month of food or clothing for six months or a year.

Most appealing item in costume Jewelry in the holiday cases is » matching set of miniature, jeweled

the court comic's topped with a clowns head, and matching

" the college.

Cosmetic Box

earrings complete the ensemble.

Mrs. O. J. Schneiders, Nancy Ragan Will Honor Mary Virginia Stoddard

MISS MARY VIRGINIA STODDARD has announced

‘the attendants for her wedding to Joseph Kensey Jen-

kins. The ceremony will be Jan. 5 in McKee chapel of

the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

Miss Beverly Siniff will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaid will be Miss Nancy Ragan. Serving as best man will be Lt. (j.g.) C. Kay Hilkert, U.S. N.R, Toledo, 0. John Clements Jr., Richmond, Dr. Charles

D. Williams and Harold V. Corbin will be the ushers. Mrs. Oliver J. Schneiders and Miss Ragan will entertain

Dec. 30 with

a breakfast and kitchen shower for Miss Stoddard in

the Highland Golf and Country club. The party guests will be Mrs. Mary H. Stoddard, mother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. A.

William Jenkins, Richmond, the prospective Also, Mesdames Vernon Sheller, John

bridegroom's - mother. W. Anderson, Charles

Williams, George Schneiders, Richard L. Vanderbloemen ‘and Willam E. Lake, Misses Siniff, Nancy Suiter, Helen Kemper, Joan

Alburger and Ann Bishop.

Patricia Aspinall to Be MISS PATRICIA ANN 3 Wednesday at a miscellaneous shower to T. Haggard and Miss Betty

Guest

ASPINALL will be the honor guest be given by Mrs. Edmund Thompson in the home of the latter.

Miss Aspinall will become the bride of John C. Reel at 4:30 p. m.

Jan. 12 in McKee chapel of .the Tabernacle

Presbyterian church.

Mrs. M. L. Thompson and Mrs. 8. D. Nielsen will assist their

daughters at the party. Among Aspinall, the bride-to-be’s mother, Heidenreich, Shirley Ostemeyer, and Philis Jordon.

the guests will be Mrs. J. Edwin Misses Doris Hosmer, Jean Ann Evangeline Tykle, Lillian Fletcher

Others who will attend are Misses Suzanne Reel, Margaret

Aspinall, Marian Thompson, Marilyn Hooley, Jean Eldridge, Jacque-=.

line Campbell, Adeline Kadel, Sally Mitchell, Betty Welch, Joan Heffelfinger, Jane Curle, Natalie Moore and Barbara Sterrett.

Mr., Mrs. W. A. Diven Jr. Return

BACK IN. TOWN “for good” are William A. Diven Jr. just out

of the navy, and Mrs. Diven, the former Irving Moxley.

They're

at home with her father, G. Barrett Moxley, in the Winter apart-

ments. . . . Lt. K. C. G the holidays with He will be here until Jan. 4. . » » - "

rowe is here from Moody field, Ga., to spend parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K. Growe.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Curle will entertain with an open house

tomorrow honoring their daughters,

Margaret and Jane, The event

will be from 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss Jane Curle, & student at Wheaton

college, Norton, ” .

Mass, is spending the holidays . - -

with her parents, » .

A luncheon meetirig will be held next Friday by the indiana

Mount Holyoke club in the Propylaeum. Special guests will be Miss ; students at

, sophomore Miss Macy Glendening who will entér the school in the fall. = Mrs. Thomas G, Sinclair is in

Jean Rickoff and Miss Marjorie - Kroeger, Another guest will be.

charge of arrangements for the luncheon.

To minimize the cluttered effect

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Tau Tau sorority, will meet for a 1 p. m.. luncheon tomorrow in. the | sapphire room of the Hotel Washington.

Mrs. Dale Diefenderfer, 5580 Rockville rd. entertained members of the lota chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority, last night at a Christmas party.

A Christmas party for members of. the Vietory club Was held last night in the home of Mrs. Van Lizart, 2425 English ave.

Woman's Viewpoint—

‘Less Work Won't Mean Happiness’

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON © Scripps-Howard Sia Writer MAN IS A creature of strange moods. More than anything he

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