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‘SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1946
Society—
Bloomington Church Will Be Scene Of Rockwood-O'Harrow ~ Ceremony
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church in Bloomington will be transformed into a panorama of spring flowers and woodland greenery today for the wedding of Miss Anna Jean O’'Harrow and Capt. Charles A. Rockwood III. The ceremony will be read at 4:30 p. m. by the Rev, Joseph Walker, | ' “The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. O’Harrow of Bloomington and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rockwood of Indianapolis and Washington. The vows will be. read before a background of tall branched candelabra decorated with sprays of white stock and white snapdragons. A woodland effect will be created by clumps of Woodwardia ferns placed at graduating heights and clusters of stock tied in satin ribbons will mark the entrance to each pew, The bride, wearing white net, will be given in marriage by her father, Her gown is fashioned with a sheer yoke extending over the shoulders and outlined with a wide bertha trim of appliqued taffeta. It has a fitted bodice, long sleeves tapering into points over the hands and a full net skirt with taffeta appliques in the front panels and a chapel train,
Attendants Will Wear Green and Yellow
HER TWO-TIERED FINGERTIP VEIL of illusion will cascade from a crown of waxed orange blossoms. She will carry a cluster of open tulips, centered with white Cattleya orchids, and a shower of bouvardia. . Miss Barbara. Drollinger of South Bend will be maid of honor, Her gown of Nile green marquisette is styled with a gathered bodice and a bouffant skirt with self-ruffie ttim. She will carry a garden basket of vari-colored tulips caught in long’ streamers of Nile taffeta and French lace. The bridesmaids will be Miss Suzanne Cauble, Miss Mary Ann Alexander and Mrs. George Reed Jr, all of Bloomington, and Miss Emily O'Harrow of Huntington. They will be dressed alike in maize-colored frocks fashioned like the maid of honor's dress. Their garden baskets wil be filled with flowing sprays of golden tulips tied in yellow taffeta and maline streamers. All the attendants will wear gauntlets matching their dresses and bonnets with bow trim. John Dean of Indianapolis will be best man. Ushers will be Capt. Reed, George Kempf, Maurice Hooper and Nat Hill. Mrs. O'Harrow, the bride's mother, will wear an aqua crepe gown and Mrs. Rockwood, mother of the bridegroom, will be dressed in gray crepe.
Wedding Trip to Florida
FOLLOWING THE CEREMONY a reception will be held in the Bloomington Country club. Assisting will be Misses Nancy Seward, Barbara Binford, Kathleen Nolan, Martha Feltus, Betty Porter, Dorothy Woodward, Susie Foley, Margaret Snoke, Marjorie Hodson, Ann Kennedy and Joyce McClintock, Mesdames Jerome York, Edward Reed and Don Green. : The couple will leave for a wedding trip to Florida. The bride's going-away outfit will be a navy blue suit with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. O’'Harrow entertained last night with a bridal dinner in their home preceding the wedding rehearsal. The bride is a graduate of Indiana university and a Kappa Alpha Theta sorority member. Capt. Rockwood is an Indiana university and Roswell institute graduate and a member of Phi Kappa Phi fraternity.
Oreta Bossert And Ned Miner To Be Married |
W. R. Hickson and Betty Johnson
Will Exchange Vows Tomorrow
A reception in the home of the bride's parents will fellow the | marriage of Miss Betty Lou Johnson and William Richard Hickson |
| A ceremony at 4:30 p. m. tomor- | row int the Central Christian church will unite Miss Oreta Marie Bossert land Ned Bair Miner. Dr. William A. |Shullenberger will officiate. Parents of the couple are Mr. and | Mrs. B. H. Bossert, 2106 N. Talbott
st, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Min|er, Akron, O.
Mrs. Iva E. Dunk, the bride's sister, will be matron of honor, She will be dressed in pale blue satin |fashioned with a sweetheart neck(line, full skirt and a peplum. Her flowers will be yellow roses,
Two Flower Girls
Phyllis Jean and Barbara Jane | Dunk, nieces of the bride, will be dressed in pale blue and pink taf{feta frocks with tulle overskirts and matching colonial bonnets, They {will carry colonial bouquets, | The bride, given in marriage. by | her father, will be gowned in white | satin and net. Her dress will be/ fashioned . with a satin bodice, a
ruffie, and a satin skirt with a marquisette overskirt. Her fingertip illusion veil will fall from a Juliet cap and she will carry a white Bible topped with a white orchid.
Reception Follows Ray D. Miner, brother of the
at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Tuxedo Park Baptist church. The Rev. bridégroom, will be best man and|
U. 8. Clutton will officiate.
Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson, 5548 Gordon
ushers will be Marion Tempke and, Miller. A reception
E. 21st st., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hickson, follow in the home of the bride's
[N. Irwin st.
Vows Are Rea
Gowned in .white taffeta with a point d'esprit yoke edged in lace, ding trip. For traveling the bride
parents. The couple will leave on a wed-
the bride will be given in marriage Will wear a pale green wool suit
by her father.
By Rev. Rettig
Vows were exchanged at 1 p: m.
Auxiliary Luncheon.
today by Miss Margaret Anne Petit and Lt. Sigel E. Cole. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Richard | Rettig of the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed church in the home of the bride's mother, Mrs, Lester Byfield, 2524 N. New Jersey st. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Byfield and Charles Petit of Indianapolis. Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Cole, 2350 Carrollton ave. are the bridegroom's parents. Miss Norma Petit, her sister's only attendant, wore a green suit with brown accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The bride wore a blue suit with black accessories and had a white orchid corsage. Donald F. Pine was best man. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the bride's home, The couple left for a trip to Mil- | waukee.
tan accessories.
Mu Phi Epsilon
Party Tuesday |
Students of the Arthur Jordan | Conservatory of Music will be en-| tertained by the Kappa and Indianapolis alumnae chapters of Mu | Phi Epsilon, national music soror-
ity, at a rush party and musicale | !
Tuesday. t Miss Charlotte Moore of Kappa and Mrs. Alfred Brandt, social chairman of the alumnae group, are in charge of arrangements. Assisting them will be Misses Nancy Carlson, Mary Jane Kent and Lil- | lian Steinkeler and Mrs, Robert Gwyn. In the receiving line will be Miss Edith Spencer and ‘Miss Florine Duff, president and vice president of | Kappa; Mrs. Charles Fitch and Miss | Ruby Winders, and vice president; Miss Mildred Reimer and Miss Waneta Read, pledge president. Misses Duff, Mary Fekete and Spencer and Mrs, Saul Bernat will present the musical program. During the social hour following the | program, Mrs. Fitch and Miss Win- | ders will pour, »
Nature Club Tour
The Nature Study club wil visit! Ray Briner's maple sugar camp’at|
Mrs. Brandt, |
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Plainfield tomorrow. Members will and Mrs. Walter Jackman, corre-| Lola Lovell. Mrs. Henry Poling has
meet at Monument circle at 9:30) a. m. before leaving for Plainfield. |
in charge of the tour.
The Junior auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing association will
meet with Mrs, Horace W, Nordyke, silver wedding anniversary teday|5673 N. Pennsylvania st. will be
216 E. 3d st, for a luncheon at ouse from 7 to 10| hostess and Mrs. John Mod
12:30 p,m. Monday.
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Lona. MP EEN
Her bouquet will be of white roses and stephanotis.
Sister Matron of Honor
Mrs. Jack Casteel, her sister's
matron of honor, will wear a blue] taffeta and net dress with a full!
skirt and will carry iris and Talisman roses. The two bridesmaids, Mrs, Evelyn Wright and Mrs. Esther Long, will wear pink taffeta: with small collars and cap sleeves. Their bou-
nations and iris. The junior bridesmaid, Patty Jo Kottkamp, niece of the bride, will wear a yellow, marquisette dress. Will Live Here James Frakes will be the best man and the ushers will be Donald Frakes and Mr, Casteel. Following the reception the cou-
For traveling the bride! ple will leave for a trip to the south.
wool suit with black and white accessories and a white flowered hat for traveling. She will wear a red rose corsage. They will be at home on N, Irwin -st.
A. C. Dunn to Wed
Miss Kuempel
The engagement of Miss Kath-
leen Kuempel and Albert C. Dunn, son of Mrs, E. C. Dunn, 1401 Hoefgen st., has been announced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs Kuempel, Guttenberg, Iowa. The bride-to-be Is a graduate of the liberal arts and nursing course of the University of Towa. Mr. Dunn recently was discharged
Miss Kuempel
alumnae president [from the naval air corps and will
enroll in Butler university in the
[ fall,
Garden Club Officers Are Announced
Mrs. Lydia Hooker is the new president of the Garfleld Garden club. ’ Other newly elected officers are Mrs. Iyan Iliff, vice president; Mrs.
| Lawrence Decatur, secretary; Mrs.| Reports will be given by Miss
William , Moran, Katherine
treasurer; - Miss McPherson, historian,
sponding secretary.
Mrs. Walter Galbraith is the flow- | Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Ludzack will be er show chairman and Mrs, Mary |
ry Dinner Monday |
Boyd, membership-chairmans ss
Open House
Mr, and Mrs. Earl H. Kyle, 1016| 8, F, Tremayne, Evanston, Ill, prov- |
E. Palmer st, will eelebrate their
with an open h p. fa. in their hom
John T.!
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A lace band with With black accessories and an oran illusion ruffle will hold her two- Chid corsage. tiered finger-tip veil, and she will wear a halo of orange blossoms.
Miss Fields Mary Lou Fox to Become Bride Couple to Live | Of Evan A. Williams
To Be Wed
St. John's Evangelical and Re-
‘the wedding ,of Miss Rosemary 'Fields and Harry Gipson Jr. at! {11:30 a. m. tomorrow. The Rev. 'Ernst A. Piepenbrok will officiate. | Miss Fields is the daughter of|
is the son of Mrs. Bessie Mae Gip-' son, 2114 Ringgold ave. Mrs.. Donald Murphy, matron of honor, and Mrs. Russell Amsler, bridesmaid, will be dressed in ‘gray and furquoise suits with pink and fuchsia accessories. They will carry |
colonial bouquets of pink and yellow Miss" J honor, will
The bride will wear a’gray wool With a full skirt and a cascade of wore a tan and rust suit with British The bride has chosen a light blue suit with fuchsia Accessories. Her Tuffies down the back. Her bouquet
roses.
leolonial sbouquet will be of white; roses. A reception in the home of her parents will follow the ceremony. The couple will be at home in Indianapolis.
‘Welfare Club |}
To Elect
Mrs. Frances Rumple will be chairman of the luncheon for the | Welfare club at 12:30 p. m. Monday jin the home of Mrs. M. P. Speakman, 4454 Central ave. | Assisting hostesses. will be Mesdames O. L. Hatton Jr., W: L. Densford, John C. Phipps, Annabel {Cowie and O. A. Hobbs. A business | meeting. will follow the luncheon | with Mrs. Lynn B. Adams presiding. Plans will be made for a card {party to be given April 24 in. Ayres’ |auditorium. Election of officers will {be held and a social hour will
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Sorority Council Will Meet Here
The Indiana state council of | Delta Theta Chi sorority will have ‘its annual spring executive meeting at a luncheon tomorrow in the | Hotel Washington, Miss Rose Rich|ards of Terre Haute wlil preside. Plans will be made for the state convention in Terre Haute in May.
Naomi Klein, convention chairman; Miss Florentine Warskow-.and Mrs.
chargé of arrangements.
will |
| Indianapolis, net yoke outlined with a deep lace; He po
of Cincinnati.
Schepman, Brownstown, are parents of the bride-to-be.
Baptist church will be the scene of the wedding.
Steele, son of the Rev. and Mrs. 8. A. Steele, Bourneville, O. Their marriage will be at 8:30 p. m. June |
1. Before her marriage last night in Greenfield, Mrs. Robert W. Foster was Miss Georgia Dyer of
rschel Foster of Greenfield.
2. A ceremony to be read tomorrow afternoon in the First Evangelical and Reformed church will unite Miss Mary Lou Fox and Evan A. Williams.
She is the daughter of V. E. Dyer of Bloomington and Mr, Foster is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
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3. Mr. and Mrs. Freethan Spall announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Frank McClain
(P. H. Ho photo.) s
4. April 21 is the date set for the marriage of Miss Lucille Schepman, Indianapolis, and Edward L. Reifeis. The ceremony will be in St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church in Sauers. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
(P. H. Ho photo.)
5. Miss Teena Lautenbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lautenbach, Acton, will be married next Saturday afternoon to John H. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, Potomac, Ill. The New Bethel
(Kindred photo.)
6. Dr. and Mrs. A. Reid Liverett announce the engagement of their daughter, Myrene, and Ralph 8,
21 in the Downey Avenue Christian church. Miss Liverett is a graduate of Butler university, where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Steele will be graduated in June from DePauw university, He is a member of the Men's Hall association at the university, (Liang Shen phote.) :
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The bride is the daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Lawrence B. Fox, 5301 E. wear a matching headpiece. | 10th st, Given in marriage by her father, quets will be of jonquils, pink car- Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Ward, 1619 the bride will wear a gown of ivory E. Vermont st, and the bridegroom satin in princess style and with a train. ! caught with a Dutch cap trimmed in seed pearls. White roses centered with a white orchid. .and white
Palms, ferns and candelabra will form the setting for the marriage Miss Mary Lou Fox and Evan A. Williams at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow
formed church will be the scene of in the First Evangelical and Reformed church. The Rev. Ralph Weisser ! will hear the vows. |= ier
will be Talisman roses and she will
The bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Bennett and Miss Dorothy Scott, will wear gowns of aqua lace and net and will wear yellow daffodils in their hair. Their bouquets also will be of daffodils.
Reception in Church Richard Darnell will be best man
Her illusion veil will be
and ushers will be Walter Wilson stephanotis will jorm her bouquet. and Robert Wynn. . Pastel Frocks After the céremony there will be Joann Schlotz, maid of a reception in the church and the
A dinner will be given Monday | by the Gamma. Phi Beta sorority | alumnae chapter in honor, of Mrs.
|ince director. Mrs. R. E. Gates,
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fill hold their 4x os
wear pink marquisette rruple will leave for a trip to Cincinnati. They will be at home at
3546 Balsam st,
Sorority State Day Planned
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sorority members in Indiana next Saturday
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Miss Shirley Jean Mills will become the bride of George Christman Jr. in a ceremony in the Meadlawn Christian church at 6 p. m. today. The Rev. Charles H. DeVoe will officiate. Miss Mills is the daughter of Mrs. Maxine Ewans, 301 W. Morris st, and Mr. Christman's parents are Mr. and Mrs, George Christman Sr, Spring Lake, Mich. [ Bride Wears Blue Given in marriage by her brother, James Thomas Mills, the bride will be dressed in a navy blue wool tunic suit with white dolman sleeves. She will wear a white silk turban, navy accessories and a white orchid corsage. Miss Maurine Crone, Martinsville, maid of honor,- will wear a gray! suit with black Accessories and a |camellia corsage. ‘ Church Reception Mrs. Gene Wayman and Mrs, | Thomas Kitchell of Chicago, brides- | maids, have chosen powder blue | suits witli navy accessories and camellia corsages. Robert Barr will be best man and ushers will be Myron Thomas, Gor{don Boelens and Donald K. Mills, {the bride's brother. A reception will| |be held in the church following the
After a wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Spring Lake,
Press Club Will Hear Talk by-Editor The Indiana Woman's Press club will hear a talk on “South of the Border” by Stephen C. Noland, otlitor of the Indianapolis News, |
at its luncheon meeting at 12:15
ington. Miss Kathryn Pickett is program | chairman and Mrs. E. E. Ramsey
esses. Reservations may be made | with ‘Mrs. John A. Dyer, 3157 N. Delaware st.
‘Shortridge P.-T. A Meets: Tuesday
A special fathers’ night meeting
“Torthe Shortridge Parent-Teacher
association will be held Tuesday in Caleb Mills hall. The business session will be ¢onducted by the fathers’ and the Shortridge band will provide music. A fathers’ and sons’ banquet will precede the .meeting. Russell - 8. {Julius, athletic direator, will' be i toastmaster,
Gamma, Phi Alpha Beta chapter, Gi po a Ph
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p.m. Tuesday in the Hotel Wash-|
and Mrs. Philip Long will be host- |
And Elmer D. Wooldridge
The Rev. H. W. Wooldridge, fdther of the bridegroom. will officiate at the marriage of Miss Clara Muret and Elmer D. Wooldridge tomorrow, The ceremony will be at 11:30 a. m. in the Blaine Avenue Methodist :
church. °
the son of the Rev. and Mrs, Wooldridge, 1437 Blaine ave.
Entering with her brother, the bride will wear an off-white satin |
Bridegroom’s Father Will Read
Ceremony Uniting Clara Muret
Miss Muret is the sister of Russell J. Muret and the bridegroom i"
gown with a marquisette yoke and] a chapel train, Her three-tiered | fingertip illusion veil will be attached to a tiara of seed pearls Sweetheart roses will top the Bible] she is to carry.
Attendants Wear White Mrs. Donald L. Mabee, matron of | honor, will wear white marquisette
with rows of self ruffles cascading down the back. She will wear a
Tomorrow
pink carnations. {Washington Street
Miller, will wear white lace and will hear the vows.
net and will carry a colonial bou-| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke, 2400 W. Jackson st., are the bride's pars {ents and the bridegroom is the son
quet of blue carnations.
Tri P Cnieago lof Mr. and Mrs. Mike Northern, The brothers of the bridegrobm,'s Warman ave. James H. and Paul Wooldridge, will | be best man and usher, | Bridal Gown
{ A dinner in the home of the A white embroidered brocade bridegroom's parents, will follow 8own fashioned with a sweetheart the ceremony. As the couple leaves Neckline and a full skirt and train for a trip to Chieago, the bride will Will be worn by the bride. She will wear a black suit with matching have a fingertip veil of illusion and
accessories and an orchid corsage. | Will carry orchids. od maid
| They will be at home at 820 E|, M° eR 27th st. after the trip. sette frock and carry a colonial b | quet of Talisman roses and fri Clu b S Bridegroom’'s Attendants ’ The bridesmaids, Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore, will They Indianapolis branch of the j...c0q in yellow and will & State Assembly of Woman's club q,ionial bouquets of blue and # will have a 12:30 p. m. luncheon .. nations. & Wednesday in the Bamboo room of| Ginger Weikel, ringbearer.ic the Hotel Washington. The speak-| gear a pink froc Th er, Mrs. F. Marion Smith, will talk p k e best on “Victory Through the Cross."
Mrs. Arthur Madison will sing, | stewart, Charles Johnson and M
accompanied by Mrs. E. K. Rulck.| guck. Mrs. Clement T. Malan will preside. | The general chairman is Mrs. home of the bridegroom's p Henry F.-Schricker. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Adolph a. Emhardt or Mrs. George H. Batch-
elor,
The Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’ club will have a luncheon meeting! . at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the But-| Meeting Tomorrow ler university chapter house. Dr.| Roy M. Robbins, the speaker, will] The Tuxedo W. C. T. U. will m be introduced by Mrs. Ralph G. 8t 4 p. m. tomorrow at the Whee Davis, | rescue mission. y
to Milwaukee, For traveling the bride will a black and white checked suit | black accessories.
Betty J. Cooke | To Be Married
The marriage of Miss Betty June shirred bonnet of net and will Cooke and Harry H. Northern will carry a colonial bouquet of deep be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Methodist The bridesmaid, Mrs. Robert O. church. The Rev. Almon J. Coble
(will be Lawrence Moore and ushg {will be Herschel Northern, Stanl’
A reception will be held in he
before the couple leaves for a trip
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Mrs. C. H. Becker is chairman for, the luncheon and Mrs. A. -C. Schrader-is her co-chairman. Bridge o will follow the meeting.
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The Guardian Home guild will meet at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday in the library of the home.
I. T.-S. C. Luncheon
The Indiana chapter, Internation- | al Travel-Study club, will have a dessert luncheon at 1 p, m. Monday in the home of Mrs. G. W. Faul-| stich, 4580 Allisonville rd. Mrs, EY C. Rumpler will speak and officers | will be elected.
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