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Betty Lee Washburn's Engagement To William M. Jordan Is Announced

MISS ‘BETTY LEE WASHBURN'S engagement to William McAdams Jordan is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Beard Washburn. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad Jordan of Springfield, O. Miss Washburn is a graduate of Orchard and Tudor Hall schools and is a member of the junior class at Radcliffe college. Mr. Jordan attended the University of Cincinnati and is ‘a Beta Theta Pi fraternity member. He recently was discharged from the army after three years’ service, one and a half of these in the European theater. No date has been set for the wedding. : ys = = g 8 =» MISS SALLIE SLOAN KEMP is another Tudor Hall graduate who has joined the ranks of the brides-to-be. Her engagement to

Ounpt. Robert. Lesh Bohlen has been announced by her mother, Mrs,

Ralph Kemp of Frankfort. Capt. Bohlen’s parents are Mr. and Mrs,

August C. Bohlen. A graduate of Park school, Capt. Bohlen has served 19 months ‘ih the China-Burma-India theater. He attended Cornell university where he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. The bride-to-be was graduated “from Pine Manor Junior college, Wellesley, Mass, and has attended the Tobe Coburn Fashion school in New York.

Irvington Church to Be Scene of Rite

MISS JO ANN KINGSBURY will become the bride of Gustav Stokes Klippel at 4:30 p. m. today in the Irvington Presbyterian church. Dr. John B. Ferguson will read the ceremony. The bride is the #aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Layman Kingsbury and Mr. Klippel's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gustav C. Klippel. Miss Marjorie Kingsbury will be her sister's maid of honor. She will wear a dusty pink marquisette gown fashioned ‘with puffed sleeves, a peplum and full skirt. Her long lace mitts will be blue and she will carry a bouquet of pink carnations. ‘Matching flowers will be worn in her hair. * Dressed alike, Miss Eva Ruth Ham and Mrs. Robert Purkhiser, bridesmaids, will wear dusty rose frocks fashioned’ with taffeta jerkin tops, cap sleeves, scalloped necklines and full tulle skirts. They will wear matching long gloves and carry dark red carnations, In their hair they also will have red carnations. ‘# % = » w= SUSAN CADLE, FLOWER GIRL, will be dressed in a pink mar quisette frock fashioned like that of the maid of honor. She will carry a basket of rose petals and wear a halo of sweetheart rosebuds. The bride's gown will be gardenia white satin fashioned with a ‘marquisette yoke edged in lace embroidered with seed pearls. The ‘dress has long sleeves and a full train. Her full-length veil will be held #n place with a white satin band and white camellias, Her bouquet of white camellias will be tied with a blue satin ribbon used on her mother’s bridal bouquet. * Harry Klippel will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be James Taggert and Robert Greenleaf. The couple will leave immediately for a wédding trip to New Orleans. For traveling the bride will wear a light blue wool suit, navy and white accessories, a pink straw hat and white camellias. The bride attended Earlham college and DePauw university, Mr. Klippel attended DePauw university and was graduated from Butler . university, where he was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, :

Walton-Hamilton Marriage Tomorrow

_A DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church will unite Miss Doris Ann Hamilton and Warrén N. Walton. The vows will be heard by Dr. Sidney Blair Harry and the Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Hamilton and Mr, and Mrs. Paul ©. Walton of Detroit. Palms, ferns, candelabra and vases of white flowers will form the background for the rites. ; Given in marriage by her father, the bride will be dressed in a white satin gown styled with a fitted bodice, a sheer marquisette yoke edged with a wide ruffle of lace, long tapered sleeves trimmed in lace and a full gathered skirt extending into a train, Her two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion appliqued with lace will fall from a tiara of pearlized orange blossoms. She will carry a cascade bouquet of white roses centered with an orchid. Miss Marjorie Swartz, maid of honoor, will be gowned in yellow net with a gathered bodice, sweetheart neckline trimmed with a self-ruffle, and three-quarter length sleeves. Miss Dorothy Marx of 8t. Louis and Miss Ruth Marie Ralph will be bridesmaids. Miss Ralph's gown, will be blue fashioned with a lace bodice and net yoke, three-quarter length sleeves, a flared peplum and a full net skirt. A pink frock with a taffeta bodice and full net’ skirt will be worn by Miss Marx. The threq attendants will have matching net headdresses and will carry bouquets of blue iris with “tufts of maline. . =» Ww oa A LIGHT GRAY CREPE DRESS with a fuchsia colored flower hat has been chosen by the bride's mother. Her corsage will be of Better Times roses. The bridegroom’s mother will wear a pink print dress pink hat with a Wedgwood iris corsage. Robert r will be best man and Douglas Walton and Jack ‘Walton, brothers of .the bridegroom, will be ushers. Following the ceremony & reception will be held in the Delta Delta Delta sorority house at Butler university. Assisting at the reception will be Mesdames Jesse McDermott, E. A. Phillips and James Seller, Misses Mary McCleaster, Phyllis Prentice, Virginia Johnson, Delores , Helen Brinkworth and Betty Lou Ranstead. ‘A trip to Florida will follow the reception. For traveling the bride will wear a blue gabardine suit with brown accessories. Out. of-town guests at the wedding will be Messrs, and Mesdames E. F, Baker, P, 0. Walton and Carter Goulding, Mrs. Norman Cloar, Miss Eileen Waldecker and Douglas Walton, all of Detroit; Mrs, Pred Marx, St. Louis; Mrs. Forest Donelson, Pittsburgh; Pfe, James E. Hamilton, U. 8 M. C. R.. Portsmouth, Va. and Pvt.

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6. Miss Leona Marie Waldner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Waldner, is the bride-to-be of Alvin C. Cook Jr. No date has

1. Miss Marcia Killion's marriage of Robert M. Sechrist will be at 7:30 p. m. today in the Wallace Street Presbyterian

Betty Lee Washburn and William McAdams Jordan was announced today. (A. Falck Jepson photo.) 4. A March 2 ceremony in Key

church. Parents of the couple West, Fla., will unite Miss Joyce been set for the wedding. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.' Overbay, daughter of Mr. and 7. Next Saturday will be the

wedding date for Miss Martha Ann Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Scott Sr, and Robert Gene Boles, son of Mrs. Catherine Boles. The ceremony will be in the Emerson Avenue Baptist church. (Photo-Reflex photo~ 8. Before her marriage Jan. 13 in the Columbia club, Mrs. Herbert F. Feibelman was Miss Bernice Kaplan. (P. H. Ho photo.)

Killion and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sechrist. (P. H. Ho photo.) * 2. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Habig announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Ruth Virginia, to Capt. Wiley Arliss Green, U. 8. M. C, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley F. Green, Baton Rouge, La. The wedding will be March 2. (P. H. Ho photo.) 3. The engagement of Miss

Mrs. A. 8. Overbay, Indianapolis, and Ensign Harrold Eugene Wright, U. 8S. N. R, son of Mr, and Mrs, J. N. Wright, Vernon, Tex. (P. H. Ho photo.) 5. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil T. Woeolsey announcé®lthe approaching marriage of their daughter, Lila Lee, abil Kenneth Earl Carlyle, The ceremony will be Wednesday. (P. H. Ho photo.)

9. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bornhorst announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Joma, to J. Kenneth Borders, son of Mrs. Zelpha Borders of Washington, Ind. The ceremony will be March 2 in the St. Philip Neri Catholic church. (P. H. Ho photo.) 10. Miss Elizabeth Carolyn Penizek's engagement to Raymond H. Cowles is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ladoski. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cowles, South Bend. The wedding date has not been set. (P. H. Ho photo.)

Carol Wagner Bettie Jane. Adams Is Bride Will Be Wed |Of John Robert Murphy

The Rev. Ernst A. Piepenbrok will | Miss Bettie Jane Adams, daughter of Robert Scott Adams’ and John réad the vows at 4:30 p. m. today Robert Murphy, son of the late Mrs. Marie Murphy, were married this uniting Miss | Carol Wagner and | afternoon. The ceremony, at 3:30 p. m. in McKee chapel of the TaberSignalman 2-c¢ John William Jenk- nacle Presbyterian church, was read by Dr. Roy Ewing Vale. ins, U. 8. N. “The ceremony will be, Given in marriage by her father,

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R. F. Paddock Takes Bride

A double-ring ceremony at 4 p. m. {today in the Advent Episcopal {chugch will unite Miss Marjorie | Lorenz and Seaman 2-c Robert F. Paddock, U. 8. N. R. The vows will be read by the Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher.

Rite Followed By Breakfast

A wedding breakfast in the Marott hotel gold room followed the marriage at 9 a. m. today of Miss Rosalind Wise and Harry James Noe. The Rev. Fr. Paul English read the ceremony in 8t. Anthony's Catholic church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs, Jane Wise, 55 N. Warman ave., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Hazel Noe, 3326 N. Emerson ave. Gowned In candlelight satin and carrying a white prayerbook topped with white orchids and a pearl rosary, the bride was escorted down

in Bt Joris Beciigelion; and Re-| the bride wore a satin gown with " 0 to ive ormed church. {full skirt etending into a train. C uple 1. Mrs. Alice N. Wagner, 250 S. Au- " i h dubon rd, is the bride's mother. fullslengus weil Mas utechen 3 . The bridegroom is the son of Mr. ones. She carried white ais IN (Connersville i Mrs. Dewey Jenkins, St, Elmo, | and sweetpeas. ; Given in marriage by her uncle | S350 Marie J oseiyn Robbin sd Miss Jane Simon and Louis L.| Ofto E. Nottelmann of Elmhurst, | mae oy Mis. E J. Me hy, ma- | Flagin were united in marriage at Ill, the bride will wear a gown of | tron of honor. They were blue mar- | 9 o'clock this morning in the Little ssgshell bros is ge walst-length| quisette frocks and carried pink| Flower Catholic church. e oe | 4 ” i Satlg i a range OMe: [and lavender tulips and sweetpeas.| * parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kiersstyn of Rich- Trip South - “i mond, matron of honor, will wear| Karen Dee Partlowe, flower girl, st and Louis Flagin Sr. Conners-

aqua taffeta. Her flowers will be Wore % while Maury pinafore and| Talisman _roses. |carried a et of flowers. $ The bridesmaids, Miss Marilyn | Mr. Murphy, the bridegroom's] Entering with her father, the Wagner and Mrs. Kenneth Rich- | brother, was best man and Richard bride wore a gown of candlelight ardson, taffeta. Jr. were ushers. ; Mr. Richardson will be best man| A. reception in the Marott hotel| : sounnet of while cardi and ushers will be Mr. Kiersstyn hunters lodge followed the cere- | carried a bouquet o i and O. Robert Nottelmann. The mony. The couple will go to New| tions centered with a white orchid. ceremony will be followed by a Orleans on their wedding trip. Miss Betty Mae Moore, the bride's

dinner party in Catherine's restau-| The bride attended Butler: uni-| rant and a reception in the bride's| versity and the Arthur Jordan Con- 0S

home.at 7 p. m. servatory of Music. Mr. Murphy reThe couple will take a wedding|Cen!ly Was discharged from the Miss Margie Simon, the bride's sistrip to Chicago. Mr. Jenkins will|Army air forces after serving with i, were bridesmaids. Miss Reid| report for assignment March 2 in|the 10th air force in China. St. Louis. _ _ Tr

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white ninon. All the attendants Op en House wore half-hats of net matching! Dr, and Mrs. F. Marion Smith, | their frocks and carried carnations. 4730 N. Capitol ave., will hold open y | -Harold Wagner, Connersville, was house from 3 to 5:30 p. m. tOMOITOW | 410 pest man and Ralph Fattig,| i honor of their son, S. Sgt. Dayton, and William McDanels, Sop: Smith, eng Mss. Smith's: connersville, were ushers.

mother, Mrs. B wi . { aE yn isbn, of Tos Following the ceremony, there

{was a breakfast at Cifaldis. A re- | ception’ in the home of the bride's Advent Episcopal church. The Rev. Teen-Age Dance {parents was held this afternoon. Thomas R. Thrasher officiated. The Irvington American Legion For the wedding trip, the bride] The bride is the daughter of Mr. post and its auxiliary will sponsor chese an aqua suit with black acand Mrs, Lawrence Carter, 1241 N. |g taen.age dance at 8 p. m. today cessories and an orchid corsage. Oakland ave, and the bridegroom i, the post home, 124 S. Downey | The couple will be at home In

Mary Carter [s Bride |

Vows were exchanged by Miss) | 1 Mary Lou Carter and Irvin E.| ngeles.

Baumbach at 10 a. m. today in the|

is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. gue | Connersville. William Kappeler, 609 N, Drexel) - EL oii ave, . Mrs. Marco Marchetti of Bedford Washington Luncheon Booked was matron of honor. She wore a . brown street-length frock and a ¥ ghia, 4 A } oe brown ‘straw half-hat and carried; § GE PY €s

a nosegay of pink carnations. A shell pink street-length dress fashioned with cap sleeves and a side-draped skirt was chosen by the bride. She wore a blue flower hat| & with a pink veil to match her dress and carried a nosegay of white orchids surrounded by pink roses and blue iris. Richard Hoberg was best man and ushers were Owen Johnson, cousin of the bridegroom, and David F. Carter of Chicago, the bride's brother. The couple will be at home in the Coronado hotel in 8t. Louis after a short wedding trip. The bride and bridegroom attended Purdue university where Mrs. Baumbach was a member of Alpha. Chi Omega sorority.

Tea. Thursday ; A Washington tea will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday by the Ine dianapolis Earlham Women's club.

Mesdames Wilbur E. Smith, James S. Marlowe and Nathan T, Washburn (left to right) are members of the arrangements committee for a Washington's birthday luncheon which the Caroline Scott Harri

“ton dr, be the hostess, :

Mrs, Cecil K, Calvert, 117 W. Hamp-

will be dressed in pink Rowland and Robert Scott Adams i, A tiara of seed pearls held |iyiing

the aisle by her uncle, Ed ‘O'Mara. Her three-tiered fingertip veil was

(Mrs. Carl Simon, 1033 N. Bancroft| caught with a tiara of orange blos-

soms, Twin Flower Girls

Mrs. Marion Galbo, matron of honor, wore a pink taffetd and net | frock.

Mrs. Rosemary Jones and Mrs.

| Predérick Carney, bridesmaids, wore | bride will travel in a gray wool suit aqua gowns. They carried bou- with black accessories and will wear

quets of yellow jonquils. Twin flower girls, Sharon Sue and

in and maid of hosor, wore ice Karon Lou Carney, wore white net | [blue taffeta. Miss Helen Reid and frocks and carried baskets of rose versity and Seaman Paddock at-

petals. Vincent Noe was ring-

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and Robert Lundy were ushers. Following a reception in the bride's home from 2 to 4 p. m, the couple will leave on a wedding trip to Cincinnati. 1 After Feb. 25 they will be at home with the bride's mother. |

D. of D. Initiation

Service Tomorrow Mother Theodore circle, Daughters of Isabella, will hold initiation services for new members at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Catholic

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BEAUTY SERVICE

Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs, F. G. Lorenz, 3423 Salem st., and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paddock, 3045 Ruckle st. Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear a white satin gown and an illusion veil which falls from a tiara of seed pearls. {She will carry a white prayerbook topped with an orchid. Couple’s Attendants Mrs. V. G. Farmer, matron of honor and sister of the bride, will be gowned in a light blue jersey dress. She will carry a cascade bouquet of Picardy-colored camellias and wear a matching feather headdress. The bridesmaids, Mrs. C. W. Camperman and Mrs. John Patten, will wear blue net dresses. They will carry red carnations and wear dark red feather headdresses. Fred G. Lorenz Jr, brother of the bride, will be best man, and ushers will be Paul Lorenz, another {brother of the bride, and Mr. { Farmer, After a reception in the parish {house of the church the couple will {leave on a trip to Florida. The

la white orchid corsage. They will {be at home in Milton, Fla. The bride attended Miami uni-

tended Indiana university where he

Reception Held at Marott

Irene Craigle and John H. Shackelford were united in marriage at 2:30 p. m. today in the North Methodist church. Dr. Dallas L. Browning read

The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John E Oraigle, 4134 N, Capitol ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Shackelford, North Vernon,

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ferns and candelabra Miss Mildred

The ‘bride was gowned in white satin and Jace with her fingertip veil falling from ‘a white lace cap trimmed with clusters of pearl flowers. She carried a cascade bous | quet of white carnations and steph. anotis centered, with a white orchid. ! prs Mrs. Albert W. Ha her sister's matron of honor, wore’ a yellow marquisette frock. Her casquet of white carnations and stephanotis centered with a white ore Wearing blue marquisette gowns, Miss Mary Alice Miller and Mrs, James R. Wagner were brides maids, They carried cascade bouquets of white. sweetpeas and yellow Jjonquils, ‘ : Joseph Shackelford, the bride groom's father, was best man. Ushers were Mr. Habermeyer, Lt. Richard Clark of Kokomo, James Seller and Stanley Trusty. § Te Live Here SR Following the ceremony a tion was held in the Marott hotel. The couple will be at home at 3024 N. California st. after their weds ding trip. For traveling the bride wore a jade green suit and topcoat with black accessories and a white orchid, Mr. Shackelford, who was dis. charged recently after serving ‘23 months in the South Pacific with the army, attended Butler univers sity and was a member of Sigma Chi" fraternity. The bride was graduated from Butler and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. + 7

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{and Irene Grammer, Miss Hannah | Dugan and Miss Gertrude Murphy.

The D. of I. Glee club will sing under the direction of Miss Mary Agnes Keller. Miss Edna Phinney will play harp solos.

50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hiner, 33 N. Arlington ave., will hold open house from 1 to 5 p. m, tomorrow ‘n celebration of the 50th wedding anni versary of Mr. Hiner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hiner.

Board Meeting

Miss Emily Adams will preside at the executive board meeting of the Indianapolis Presbyterial society at 10 a. m. Monday in tHe Central Y. W. C. A :

The school 81 P.-T. A. held a

school for members of the safety patrol. Mrs. Howard Bishop, treasurer of the P..T.

son D, A. R. chapter will have Friday in the chapter house. Mrs, Smith heads the committee. i ir i

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