Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1946 — Page 11

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Advent Episcopal Church ls Scene Qf Jordan Washburn Ceremony

GOWNED IN CANDLELIGHT SATIN and wearing her mother’s wedding veil, Miss Betty Lee Washburn became the bride of William McAdams Jordan at 12:30 p. m. today in the Advent Episcopal church. The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher heard the vows before an altar ar‘ranged with white flowers and greenery. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beard Washburn and Mr. Jordan's parents ate Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad Jordan of Springfield, O. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice, a sheer round yoke of Nottingham net outlined with a band of embroidered seed pearls, and long sleeves tapering into «points over her haiids. " Her full gathered skirt ‘extended into a train. A heart-shaped bonnet of princess lace held her full-length veil of French illusion in place. The veil was edged with princess lace. She carried a shower bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and ivory freesias. Miss Mary Boyd Higgins, maid of honor, wore a mist blue taffeta gown styled with cap sleeves, fitted bodice, a miniature round collar and a wide billowing skirt. The bridesmaids, Miss Jo Anne Jordan, the bridegroom’s sister, and Miss Betty Mayer, were dressed alike in mist blue taffeta gowns. fashioned like” the maid of honor’s.

Wedding Trip to Tucson, Arizona MATCHING MITTS AND FLOWER HEADDRESSES were worn by the attendants. Miss Higgins carried Willkie roses and the bridesmaids’ bouquets were of Talisman roses. The best man was Lt. Bryan Kee of Daytona Beach, Fla., and ushers were Richard Diedenrich; Richmond; Henry Papper, Ft. Arthur, L. I; and Samuel Fuller. The bride's mother was gowned in Wedgwood rose crepe and wore a pompon of wine carnations. A ‘gown of muted green was chosen by Mrs. Jordan and her flowers were violets. Following the wedding a reception was held in the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Elias C. Atkins.-- Assisting. at the reception were Misses Ava Saunder Davis, Marny Home, Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, Mary Johnson ahd Sallie Eaglesfield. i On their wedding trip to Tucson, Ariz, the couple will stop at the Rancho Romero. For traveling the bride -chose a two-piece gray wool suit with a muted pink and gray plaid topcoat and brown accessories, She wore a spray of brown orchids. The bride attended Radcliffe college and Mr. Jordan attended the University of Cincinnati where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He-recently was discharged from the army.’

‘Sara Beck Is Bride of John Noble

A CEREMONY AT 2 P. M. TODAY in Zionsville united Miss

‘Will Be Read

In Bloomington

"|church here tomorrow.

Henry-Day Rite

Times Speci BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 2. —Palms, greenery and clusters of white flowers will form the setting for the wedding of Miss Jean Alice Day and William J. Henry Jr. in thé chapel of the First Methodist

Sara Beck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Beck, and John Noble, son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Noble Jr. The vows were heard by Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian

before a fireplace banked with greenery and spring flowers. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a street-length dress of champagne crepe, fashioned with a V neckline, short sleeves and a draped skirt. She wore a brown straw hat accented with white flowers and carried a brown silk bag with two white orchids on it. Mrs. Kenneth A. Hare, the bride's sister and only attendant, chose a soft wool suit in aqua with brown accessories and a corsage of pale pink carnations. Dr. Noble was his son's best man. A reception in the home followed the ceremony. The couple left on a wedding trip to Albuquerque, N. M., where they will make

| Memorial { Indianapolis will read the ceremony at 4:30 p. m. church, in ‘the. home of the bride's parents. The service was read |

| riage {Scales Day.

“She attended Lindenwood school, | Charles, Mo., and Mr. Noble attended the University of New |

The Rev. Ralph O'Dell of the Presbyterian church in

Parents of Couple

Parents of the couple are Mrs. |

|Ralph Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-|

L U. Graduates

Barrett and Robert Bingham. A reception will be held in the! home of the bride's mother and She couple will leave for a wedding

trip north.

They will be at home in Bloomington. Both were graduated from |

orphan home. letic club. 2. Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm

tea to be given Wednesday affefnoon by the affairs committee of the | Civic theater in the home of Mrs. William: C, Griffith, Mrs. A. T. J. Phillip Robertson will be the, Ross (right) will be one of the hostesses. ' | best man and ushers will, be Howard!

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1. Mesdames William C. Griffith, Frank H. Fairchild and Joseph Breeze (left to right) are serving on committees arranging the annual luncheon meeting of the Children’s bureau of the Indianapolis The luncheon will be Tuesday in the Indianapolis Ath-

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3. Miss Rosalie Snow's marriage to Fr=4 H. Ball was at 10 o'clock _this morning in the Holy Angels Catholic church. (P. H. Ho photo.) 4. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Sargent, Loogooiee, announce the approaching marriage of their daugitter, Bette, of Indianapolis, to Lester J. Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Page, Bicknell. The ceremony will be next Saturday in New ‘Albany. (P. H. Ho photo.) 5. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pinnick announce. the engagement of --their daughter, Nancy, to Ralph L, Buddenbaum, som of Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Buddenbaum. The wedding will be June 1 in the Irvington Methodist church. (P. H. Ho phets.)

(left) is chairman for the spring

Rite Followed By Breakfast

Joyce Overbay and Ensign Wright | ‘Miss Mauser Exchange Marriage Vows T oday Is Bride

Times Special

Nuptials Read By Brother Ot Bridegroom

A 9 o'clock ceremony this more ing ‘in the St. Philip Neri Cathole church united Miss Toma Bornhots§ and J. Kenneth Borders. The brides groom's brother, the Rev, Fr. Wile

{liam D. Borders, read the vows. Miss Rosemary Walsh, maid of honor, wore a blue marquisette frock and Mrs: Lawrence J. Felte man, the bride's sister, wore pink, Both carried arm bouquets of blue iris and jonquils. : The best man was the brides groom's brother, Charles N. Borders, Tell City. Ushers were Willlam: J, Backus and V. J. Bornhorst, brother of the bride. 3 Entering - with her father, the bride wore a gown of white faille fashioned on princess lines. Her ile {lusion veil was caught with a tiara | of white pleated faille, and she cars jried a white prayerbook topped with an orchid. - After. a wedding breakfast at Cifaldi’s, the couple left for a wed= “| ding trip. They will be at home in Indianapolis. The bride is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C.- H. Bornhorst, 610 N, Oakland ave., and Mrs, Zelpha Bora. ders, Washington, Ind, is the bride. groom's mother,

{Couple Will Live thi§ morning when she became the! In Greensburg

A ceremony

Sunnyside Members ‘Will Have Luncheon

The Sunnyside guild will meet at 12:30 p. m. Monday for luncheon in the Columbia club. Mrs. Attia Martin is chairman for the meeting, Members of the hostess commits

a wedding trip They will be at Augusta,

Miriam Osborne To Become Bride

Zion Evangelical

church. Dr. F. R. Daries will officiate:

tweed suit with brown accessories. St. To Capt. Wiley A. Green Miss Ruth Virginia Habig and Capt. Wiley Arliss Green. U. 8. M. C./ lbride of Fred H. Ball at 10 a. m. chapel here today will unite Miss Joyce Overbay.of Indianapolis and worn by Miss Martina O, Mauser | Mr. a¥id Mrs. Frank J. Habig, 4601 8S. Meridian st., are parents of ltoday in the Holy Angels Catholic . Ensign Harrold Eugene Wright, U. 8. N. R. son of Mr. and Mrs, Wiley F. Green, Baton Rouge, La. Mrs. J. N. Wright of Vernon, - Tex. {ceremony was read at 10 o'clock. by | {today in the Holy Cross Catholie ‘Wedding I odav| Parents of the couple are Mr. and : the Rev. Pr. Edward Bockhold in church rectory united Miss Kathérs . <b x tlined th Fa) Yi the bride's. sister and only attendAt Notre Dame a sheer nel yoie outlmec with a % | dM 3. Mrs. Paul Bail N ant, will wear a turquoise marqui-| ; \ ie aN r. an s. Paul Ball, New the bride. The dress had a fitted : as To donee this gusta, and Mrs. Martin Mauser, 960 'N. oflciate: de is he daughter of Times Special 'bodice and a full skirt forming a evening in the West Side Christian lace, inserts of lace in’ the waist,| The marriage of Miss Margie {Haugh st, and the bridegroom's The — University of Notre Dame | ? Sister Is Attendant | son and Paul E. Dodson. The Rev. with a long train. She wore a two- Miss Evelyn Donorawic a 50 of Mr. and Mrs. Herman ide’ Patrick's Catholic church. The| e I Z Was maid | ,¢ Greensburg. rriage of Miss Louise Burchfield sion with an orange blossom tiara.| Parents of the couple are Mr. and white prayerbook topped with an Brides Cove Bo Fr. Ernest Strahl heard the Of honor. Her frock was aqua mar- . To sh icin C pa The She carried white orchids and Mrs. L. E. Mason, 624 Cole st., and [orchid and orange blossoms. The lride has. chosen a White 9 The brid ds. Mrs. Ray. |SiSter’s matron of honor. She wore an : . . roses. e bridesmaids, Mrs. y- : z} Miss Evamae Habig, the bride's Pleasant Run pkwy. North dr. honor, wore pink taffeta. Her flowers basd lle 479 » Hun ee el wea- and Mrs. Roy_O. Crom, 746 Wood: mond Bain sind iss Theresa Mer- fund a pink rose corsage. The bride The brides-| [lawn ave., and Mr. Neal's parents var, were dressed in yellow mar-| oo , pink wool suit with brown am dressed in a bouffant blue taf- and net gown and a fingertip veil. {maids were Miss Jacqueline Snow with a crown ‘of illusion. Heri3 Mr. The bride, the daughter of Mr. feta frock and wore matching mitts. She will carry a white Bible topped |and Miss Patricia Smith. Miss Greenwood. | sage. Raymond W, Best was his : The "bride chose a powder blue | TOS Grove, wore -a light blue tailored roses. The maid of honor, Miss Betty yellow Hel Oe. : [254 Shirley Metallic NRgueares. A réception will be held in the Trip to Florida Mason, will wear aqua net and taf- | | and ushers were: Roberl, Enuritnger]* ding will be in the LaCancha hotel sories. She carried a. colonial{ ‘The bride's gown had a fitted home of the bride's parents at 8 with a blue veil. Her accessories The best man was Capt. Homer feta and will carry a muff topped, 4 A G. Martin. n Key West. The couple will make bouquet of white roses. were navy and shell pink was dressed in an fell from a beaded tiara. She car- nome in Greensburg. wore a soft Country club followed the cere-!field and Miss Gloria Hafner, will | Athletic club and a reception from gray wool suit, of The best pink roses. e st man” was Carl Mauser | Russell, son of Cornelius J. Russell phinium blue gabardine suit with yellow roses and baby breath. ’ C Following * thé ceremony the|and ushers were Louis Luzar and | home in New| cremony ; : rol i i i r . i checked suit with black accessories A breakfast for the immediate! She is a graduate of St. Mary's| After a reception in the church| c { families and friends was held at !college, Holy Cross, Ind. and the parlor the couple will leave for al A receptipn in. the home of the and an orchid corsage. They will be wedding trip to Chicago. rr —— The bride wore a coral suit with Capt. Coale Weds Thelma Harvey Grove until September when Sgt. | Russell will enter Georgetown uni- | ; hy and ‘Capt. William L. Codle; Miss Iola Charlotte Bainbridge Billi P; « c |In a 2:30 o'clock ceremony this|wi hecome the ‘bride of H. James 111iemac rrice Attendants were Miss Roarta | Shull and George Stark. Miss Shun|

their home. The bride's going-away costume was a brown and tan Mexico. He recently returned from the South Pacific. . . . * Ruth Virginia Habig Is Wed were married at 3:30 p. m. today in the rectory of St. Roch's Catholic 1ndiana a university. Miss Rosalie Snow became he KEY WEST, Fla. March 2—An afternoon ceremony in the rravall A white marquisette gown was | church, with the Rev. Fr. Omer Bruck officiating. the bride and the bridegroom is the D d AL Parents or the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Anth Anthur 8. ._Overbay, 8768 : 0 SON- ason church. The Rev. Pr. Henry Trapp washingtor bride of Anthony Donorowicz. The| . An informal ceremony at 3 p.m. V IQ R officiated. OWS Are ¢a Mrs. Charles Tehan of Detroit, Cou le on I ri A gown of deep ivory satin with i : re. Jack Stow. 648. Congress ave. {Holy Trinity Catholic. church. ine i, Quin and Sul] E. Best. : 3 y gres . e Rev. . Ambrose Sullivan self-scroll “design was chosen -by| sette frock fashioned with long full| ] 0 Chicago The bride is the daughter of Mr. Strid di lt Isleeves, a square neck edged with | s . ! e bride was gowned in white Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Quinn Sr, — rai -} cm t4 : : r SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 2.— chapel train. |church will unite Miss Janice Ma- satin trimmed in lace and made anq a ‘full skirt. She will carry Cron and Nelson W. Neal took place | atenis are Mo Mis. Stanley |... Marlowe ave. Mr. Beat i the d yellow roses. Ia 9 a. m. today in the rectory of Mas ; chapel was the scene today for the! "Her long veil was of ivory illu- Roscoe Kirkman will officiate. {tiered illusion veil and carried a | a e / quisette and she carried yellow Mrs. William BP. OBrien was het int t go th a pri Rev. ¥7. Leo Gormad ol the unis stephanotis. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dodson, 246 E. |, Miss BetheAnn Ball, maid of [Point d'esprit gown wi princess| vies Cron is the daughter of Mr. | a green suit with black accessories versity read the ceremony at 9:30 sister and. only .attendant, was| The bride will wear a white satin V°r® Briarcliff roses. : her sisters ywo-ueled Angerup vel and Mrs, Everett Neal, | ulstie and carried Better Times | accessories and a white rose core . y flowers will be white gardenias and | | d Mpc. Jesse Burchfield. Beech Her flowers were American Beauty with an orchid. | Smith wore blue net and Miss Snow & Claudia Mauser was flower girl brother's, best man. an en ’ | crepe frock and wore black acces- ; James Koores was the best man| The reception following the wed- | gabardine. suit and a Bower hat bodice trimmed with Chantilly lace, m. today. The couple will take 7 Miss Phyllis Cron, her sister's and a full skirt. Her fingertip veil : Lee Daniels, U. 8. M. CT wilh yellow Yoses, | There was a breakfast for the | thelr home here. only attendant, 2 ip Yo Chicago and wil bets gies Ma Najey 52 Syracuse, N.| A reception at the Lake.Shore| The bridesmaids, Mrs. John Car-|prigal party in the . Indianapolis | aqua crepe frock with. black acces- ried white bride's roses centered | - : t She and the bride mony. For the wedding trip to wear tearose net and taffeta. They | |2 to 4 p. m. in the Snow home ve. | Bat ford- W est sories and carried a colonial bouquet | Wi h lilies. had Briarcliff rose corsages. Sgt. Florida the .-bride- chose -a- del- also will carry muffs decorated with | fore the couple left for Chicago on { Anthony Mauser. b ace h Robert Porter will be the best couple leIt immediately for Chicago. | 5 i ed Ne. ag Se Thomas Som, Sstofles. Sig i LT . For traveling the bride wore a blue| The.couple will live in Holy oke. the Hotel Oliver following the cere- bridegroom was graduated from| trip to California. They will be at Grace Sny der Bride I EE 8 home after next Saturday at 2136 mony and the couple left for a Louisiana State university. roe in Indianapolis ugar Grove ave, black accessories for traveling. They will make their home in Beech | The Rev R. W. Galloway read i Off1 1 y To 1Clate versity In Washington. wedding vows for Miss Thelma Har- | afternoon in the First Presbyteriah sjemon at 7:30 p. m. today in the | Will Be Wed | sie is Times Special wore a blue; gabardine suit with |

WASHINGTON, Ind, March 3. black accessories, a flowered hat of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. BainMiss Billiemae Price of Indianapolis 9 8 Joreage o! white Saamiias ixidge, 603 E. Mortls, st. and Mr. . | e bride wore a beige gabardine Siemon is-the son o enry Siemon + DY, m ill - . i { . ’ and Hugh A B id an Will €X= suit with a brown straw hat, brown [932 Sanders st. change vows at 6:30 p.m. today in accessories and a corsage of brown | ‘Entering with her father, the the rectory of St. Simon's Catholic | orchids. {bride will be dressed in a white church here. | After their wedding trip, the nylon taffeta brocade gown with a The bride is the daughter of Mrs. couple b : jo skirt and train... A tiara of ple will be at home in Indian ¥. 8. Price-of Princeton and Mr. apolis. wisted satin will hold her two- | Branathan is the son of Mr. and : [ne finger tip veil. She will! Mrs. Harry W. Branaman of Wash- Parents @ the bride aré Dr. and : «Mrs, Arthur "C.. Harvey, 1162 Villa | ngton. Ave

The matron-ofs honor, Mrs. Harry

Dr. E.R. Darics

Miss Bainbridge is the daughter

carry a white Bible with gardenias. |

‘Of E. Berk Nott

|and Chester Bafford at 8 p.m. to- | day in the Calvary Tabernacle Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M Sny- | ehurels,. The Rev. Mr. Hoéksira) der, 3858 Park ave. announce the | will officiate. | marriage of their daughter, Grace, | The bride, who lives at 561 N.| to E. Berk Nott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn st., is the daughter of Mr, E. L. Nott, 3339 N. Meridian st. land Mrs. Alex West, Shelbyville, |

| and the bridegroom's. parents are {| The ceremony was read. Feb. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacord, Shel-

y Dr. John F. Edwards in the|joyjjle 111,

| Broadway Methodist church, A gown of Chantilly laceqwill be Miss Audrey Hughes and Calvin [worn by.the bride. Her fingertip I were the only . attendants. [veil will be attached to a tiara of Following a trip to Chicago, the orange blossoms, She is to carry | couple is at home in Indianapolis. white ‘roses. Mr. Nott, who recently was dis-|- Miss Leila Bafford, maid of honor, { charged from the army; attended will wear pale yellow brocaded taf- | the University of Michigan and | feta and will carry red roses. The [plans to re-enter the university in| bridesmaids, Miss Betty Shocke and | June. Miss Martha Jean Davis, will wear | | frocks of aqua marquisette and pink | | taffeta. The best man will be John Barcus and ushers will be William Mulford | jand Dale Bafford.

Engaged

Unit Meetings Set,

The rectory of St. Jude's Catholic

‘Mary L. Coverdill

To Become Bride

{- Vows will be exchanged by Miss! {Mary Louise Coverdill, daughter of | {Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Coverdill, 1047 E. Vermont st, and Max K. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles { Morris, Noblesville, at 7 p. m. today in the Holy Cross Catholic church | rectory. The Rev. Fr. Ambrose Sul-| Lee Henschen, Ft. Wayne; will be |livan will officiate; | the best man. The bride and her maid of honor, | {Miss Ruth Evelyn Pedjigo of suit with black and white accessoBrownsburg, will wear gray-suits ries and a corsage of white orchids. with black accessories and rose|. A reception will be held here corsages. Albert Moss of Nobles- at 7:30 p. m. in the home of the ville will be the best man, A reception in the church -hall|dith E. Osborne, 3849 Kenwood ave.. {will follow the ceremony and the | The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. | couple will leave on a trip to Chi-| Margaret Manter, Ft. Wayne.

scene of ‘Miss Miriam Osborne's marriage to George William Manter at 2 p. m. tomorrow. The Rev. Fr: John A. Dapp will hear the vows. ‘Miss Margie Ann Prevo will be the bride's only attendant and will wear a gray suit with black acces-

roses.

church in Pt. Wayne will be the|

sories. Her corsage will be of while

The bride will wear a deep pink |

| bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Mere- |

tee will be Mesdames C. T. Lykins, Jesse Marshall, LeRoy Martin, Mort W. Martin, Ralph L. Martin, Erwin B. McComb, C. Bruce McConnell, Herbert A. Minturn and Barr Monte gomery.

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cago. For traveling the bride will | ~ ei wear-a.gold suit with brown: acces- | sories. They will make their home! in Noblesville.

Miss Frances May McCarel, maid of honor, will wear a light blue ' crepe frock with brown accessories and a bouquet of pink roses. The bride will be dressed in a turquoise street-length frock, with brown accessories, She will’ carry ‘a bouquet | of pink roses; centered with a white | , orchid. E. A. Robinson of Washington will be best man. A dinner in Grannon's cafe and a | reception in’ the Washington hotel |

will follow the wedding. The cou- |

ple will be at home in Indianapolis.

Sorority Meeting Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority will meet at 8 p, m. Monday in the home of Miss’ Julia Gerlach, 36 W. 40th st. Miss Adelaide McCarty-will | assist,

er ntl ic ttle. Card Party Booked .

The Tech Bake Shop alumnae |

will sponsor "a card party at’ 7:45 Pp m. today, in, the. Citizens Gas & Coke utlty. :

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|Price, will wear an aqua frock. The bridesmaids, Mrs; Wilbur HenderMu Phi Epsilon Gr oup iol, Mrs, Maton Moyes ahd Miss ‘Will Meet, Monday I a he ag Mrs. C. A. Pfaffiin, 1844 N. Penn- | will carry spring flowers. | sylvania st. will be the Kenneth-Kasper will be best man | to the Indianapolis Alumnae chap- jib hers win % Dow Bain. ter of Mu Phi Epsilon sorority at Robert Miller and -Mr. Price. ls p. m. Monday. |

| Assisting her will be Mrs. Alfred Brandt, Miss: Adah M. Hill and Miss | Charlotte Lieber. Mrs. Charles G. | Fitch, president, : will conduct the | Business meeting.

{+ Mrs. James A. Moag will discuss “The Need for College Recognition of High ‘Schodl Music Credits.” “Theoty. and Composition” will be| | the subject of a talk by Mrs. Eliza- | | Beth Cochran, head of thé music , | department, ~ ‘at . Technical - high | school, . :

hostess

Phi Mu ‘Mu Anniversary

A formal dinner at 6:15 today in the Hotel Lincoln Travertine room will open the observance of Phi Mu sorority’s 94th anniversary. Active members and alumnae {rom throughout: the state will attend

dance.

Tea Tomorrow The music committee of the NaStudents * from Technical high ture Study club will be in charge | school and- the Shortridge voice of -arrahgements for a St. Patrick's | ensemble will provide the mE i tea at Pp. m. tomorrow n SD llen’s 87 fens.

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By White Cross Guild Training Course Held

Seventeen units of the Methodist | ‘By Girl Seouts hospital White Cross guild will Meet A regional training course for next week at the service center. |n,.yperg of Girl Scout councils in

The units are: Monday—Central|y,4iana and Illinois ended today at Avenue, Psychic Science, First Bap- ip. Girl Scout “little house.”

tist and Donati; "Tuesday—Capitol Representing the Indianapolis Avenue and Univesity Park; Wed-Lounei] was Mrs. Horace E. Storer. nesday—Children's © Cheer, West 1, members of the national Girl| Washington and St. Mark, Scout staff, Miss Eleanor Schmidt Thursday—Music, Broad Ripple and Miss Evelyn Bokke, and a<memland B. P. O. T.; Friday—Tabernacle |j¢.of the Indianapolis council, Mrs. Garden, Meridian Street Methodist, | Montgomery S. Lewis, conducted the Marytha, Beta Sigma Phi and | course,

Wesleyan, | ‘Mrs. Wells Hostess Art Contest Deadline La Phyllis club members will

a iain Monday is the deadline for entries |meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the Photo-Reflex photo. | in the 19th annual Scholastic art nome of Mrs. Seth Wells, 7500 E. Miss Dorothy Geraldine Glass’ | awards exhibit to be held in Block's | 16th st. Bridge will be played, engagement to Joseph C. Green- auditorium March 11 to 23. Art) Jee, son of Robert B. Greenlee, is | students from junior high schools announced ‘by her parents, Mr. |and high schools in Indiana will | Style Show Tuesday and Mrs. Harry C. Glass. The | submit work to be judged in the| The Brookside Mothers. Civic wedding will be In thé spring. | regional contest and later in the club will sponsor a style show and ‘Mr. Greenlee is a pre-medieal. | national awards.at Carnegie insti- jcard party at the Brookside.com- | student at Indiana un;versity. ute, Pittsburgh. munity house at & ». m, Tuseiay. :

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