Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1946 — Page 11

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Gibbons photo Miss Elizabeth Ann Thomson's engagement to Maj. Henry Clay Conner Jr. was announced Yoday by her parents, Mr. and

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

A. Falck Jepson photo May || is the date set for the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones and Clarence L. Kirk Jr. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ralston Jones, 5627 Broadway.

Before her marriage March

Mrs. Jack A. Thomson, 5745 Broadway.

Society— Jones-Kirk Betrothal Is Announced:

Elizabeth Ann Thomson Is Engaged

THREE MORE YOUNG WOMEN joined the ranks

of the brides-to-be today as their engagements were announced. One of them is Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones who will be married to Clarence L. Kirk Jr. at 4:30 p. m. May 11 in the Propylaeum. > She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ralston

Jones and Mr. Kirk is the son of Mrs. Clarence L. Kirk. The bride-to-be was graduated from Tudor Hall school and attended Ohio Wesleyan university, the John Herron Art school and the New Scheol for Social Research in New York. She is a member of The Players. A graduate of Orchard school and the Southern Arizona School for Boys, the bridegroom-to-be attended the University of Arizona and the Art Center school in Los Angeles. He is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and the Columbia club. He recently wa$ discharged from the navy after three and a half years’ service. t J » » ” = s

Miss Elizabeth Ann Thomson's engagement to Maj. Henry Clay Conner Jr. is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Thomson. Maj. Conner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Conner, East Orange, N. J. The wedding will be early this summer after Miss Thomson's graduation from Stephens college. Now on terminal leave, the prospective bridegroom is a former member of the 27th bombardment group of Bataan and was listed as missing in action by the war department for 35 months. Upon the liberation of the Philippines, Maj. Conner was found as a leader of a guerrilla band. He is a graduate of Duke university and a Sigma Phi Epsilon &faternity member.

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Mrs. J. H. Schneider has announced the engagement of her daughter, Leah Jean, to Harry Joseph Traugott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Traugott. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-to-be is a senior at the John Herron Art school and will be graduated in June. Mr. Traugott attended the University of Michigan where he was a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. He recently returned after four years’ service in the army air forces. He spent 37 months overseas. =

Hallett-Davis Wedding Today

A RECEPTION IN THE HOME of Dr. and Mrs. William Niles Wishard Jr. will follow the marriage today of Mrs. Wishard's sister, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Davis, and Lt. Byrne E. Hallett. The ceremony will be at 4:30 p. m. in the First Presbyterian church with Dr. George Arthur Frantz officiating. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. S. Davis, Loogootee, and Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hallett, Indianapolis. An ivory-satin gown with lace accents has been chosen by the bride. A crystal beaded satin half-hat will hold her two-tiered fingertip veil. She will carry a white prayerbook topped by an orchid. Miss Virginia Davis will be her sister's maid of honor, and bridesmaids will be another sister, Miss Priscilla Davis, Loogootee, and Miss Phyllis Hallett, sister of the bridegroom. They will be dressed alike in blue taffeta frocks. Their bouquets will be of blue iris, delphinium, cornflowers and white carnations. Susan Scoville Wishard, niece of the bride, will be a flower girl and william Niles Wishard III, the bride's nephew, will be ringbearer. Maj. Fred T. Hallett will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be Winston Davis, Jackson, Mich., the bride's brother, and Howard Chandler. Following the reception, the couple will leave for a wedding trip. The bride will wear a gray wool suit, a brown topcoat and brown accessories. They will be at home at 1 E. 36th st.

Chandler-Sartor Ceremony Will Be Read in Bicknell

Times Special BICKNELL, Ind, March 23.—The home of

tomorrow of Miss Irene Sartor and Maj. James S. Chandler.

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2,’ Mrs. William McAdams Jor-

dan was Miss Betty Lee Washburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beard Washburn, 5336 Washington blvd.’

will unite Miss Colleen Hobbs and Lafayette Patterson. uncle, the Rev. Rudy Ketterman, will officiate.

Emma Gene Tucker photo, Mrs. J. H. Schneider, 26 E. [4th st., announces the engagement of her daughter, Leah Jean, to Harry J. Traugott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Traugott, 4036 Central ave.

Colleen Hobbs Will Be Married

To Lafayette Patterson In Ceremony Tonight

A ceremony at 8 o'clock tonight in the South Side Nazarene church The bride's

Miss Hobbs is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hobbs, 1608

Fletcher ave, and the parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Wile liam Patterson, North. Vernon.

Entering with her father, the

P. H. Ho photo. A June 16 ceremony will unite Miss Emma D. Gossett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Harold Gossett, | 11 W, Hampton dr., and Kenneth E. Goode, son of Mr. and Mrs, John E. Goode, Mays. The wedding will be in the First Friends church.

P. H. Ho photo. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tyrie, 3815 E. 65th st., announce the engagement of their daughter,

Helen Irene, to Robert A. Yuncker, Loudonville, O. The wedding ceremony will be read on May 4.

P. H Ho photo engagement of Miss

The Opal Fancher, 1451 Central ave., to.C. R. LaPlante, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph LaPlante, Brockton, Mass., is announced

by ‘her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Fancher, Orleans. The wedding date has not been set.

bride will wear a gown of white satin with a full skirt extending into a train, Her illusion veil will be attached to a bonnet trimmed in pearls. She will carry a bouquet of white roses and orchids.

H. Ho photo,

Mrs. W. G. Servies, 6181 N.

Sherman dr., and A. J. Nester announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joyce Vir-

“ginia Nester, to William C.

Wildman, son of Mrs. Nellie K. Wildman, 5608 University ave. The wedding will be in the early all.

Print Exhibit Is Held at Art Museum

artists, “American Prints Today,” will be on display until April 21 at the John Herron Art museum.

the exhibition include eight from America, will talk on Indiana. They are Edmund Bruck-|Glimpses of the Tour.” er, Robert Craig, Loreen W. Dewaard, Constance Forsyth, Edwin|{the Fulwider, Ella ley. {lor are chairmen Prize Winners |tea following the #neeting. Several of the 103 prints have war | Tea Assistants themes, but the general effect is of | the American scene today. | Robert -von Neumann of Mil-|dames

The program will be directed by| applied education group, Fillmore Lillie,| headed by Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge. {George Jo Mess and Frederick Pol-| Mrs. E. B, Hall and Mrs. G. B. Tayor an informal

To Read Vows

The second biennial exhibition of Doris Lynn before the American home department of the Woman's | | prints by contemporary American | Department club at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the clubhouse. Miss Lynn is director of visual education for the public schools. : Mrs. Alvin C. Barbour will preside and Mrs. F. E. Smith will lead | the devotions. Mrs. Jeanette McPheeters, who recently returned from | Riley room. Fifty-five artists contributing to/an air tour of Central and South | etn “Personal | |

Rev. Hartsock

An informal ceremony at noon

Tabernacle Baptist church

| waukee won first prize of $50 with|Cottey, Eli. E. Thompson, J. M. [ficiate.

a lithograph,

“Launching Boat”, Benton Spruance of Ger-|yn.. gatherine M. Davis. M

the| Whitehead and J. M. Williams and |

Miss Jean Clements, wearing a the program are pink wool suit and a corsage Of Me sdames I. | gardenias, will be the bride's only|ward Rosenberg,

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Max Selig and { Mrs. Phil Falendar. Mrs. S. A.

Silberman is {chairman of the ; patronesses comtomorrow in the parlor of the | mittee assisted by {vir : Will | ppg, Lou LevenAssist the tea will be Mes-| 510. Mist Elizabeth Amn Miller | tha) SsisHing wl the lea Wh 5=land Cpl. Joseph McCall. Th

e Rev. Belle Weinberg. Albert E. Adair, Albert E. Samuel Hartsock, pastor, will of-| .

W.D.C. American Home Group (Hadassali Will Hear Miss Doris Lynn At Meeting Next Wednesday

A talk on “The Place of Visual Education” will be given by Miss |

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Mrs. David Sablosky is chairman

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Mrs. Iven Bailey, sister of the | bride, will be matron of honor and {has chosen a gown of green net (and lace. Her flowers will be yel{low roses. Bridesmaid’s Frocks Another sister, Miss Irene Hobbs, {will wear rose taffeta and net and {carry pale yellow roses. Mrs. Mar{ion Hobbs Jr., the bride's sister-in-law, will wear pink net and satin and will carry red roses. Mrs, Donald Oakes and Miss {Mary Wade, the bridegroom’s cousin, will wear aqua taffeta and blue

Dr. Edwards To Officiate At Wedding

The Broadway Methodist church will be the scene at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow for the marriage of Miss Viviene McConaha and Paul Duffy, Dr, John PF. Edwards will officiate, Miss McConaha is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. McConaha, 2006 Central ave, and the bride= groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, James Duffy Sr. 1712 Allison ave, Blush Pink Gown The bride's only attendant, Mrs. Lloyd Lee Powell, Chicago, will

satin. Their bouquets will be pink and yellow roses. Reception Follows Gaylene Hobbs, the bride’s niece, and Patty Bailey, the bridegroom's

{cousin, will be flower girls.

wear a gown of azure blue with a halo hat of net. Her bouquet will | be of pale rosebuds and sweetpeas, The bride, to be given in mare {riage by her father, will wear a

They|gown of blush pink faille taffeta

{will be dressed in aqua and peach. with a Juliet cap and shoulder

Kenneth Hobbs, the bride's brothers; her cousin, Richard Roberts, 'and the bridegroom's cousin, Ed-| |ward Hezsgle. | A reception in the home of the {bride's parents will follow the wed-| {ding. The couple will be at home {in North Vernon.

‘Local Girl in Concert| At Vassar College

Times Special { POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., March 23. —Miss Nancy Sewell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm C. Sewell, 640 W. Berkley rd, Indianapolis, will | participate in a pre-Easter concert with the glee clubs of Vassar col-

The best man will be the bride- | length veil, groom's brother, Lendal Patterson./ of white roses and gardenias.

|Hadassah will sponsor its 10th an-|yepers gill pe Mr. Hobbs Jr. and luncheon

Wednesday in the Claypool hotel

Her bouquet will be

Trip to Chicago The best man will be Ray H. Howard and ushers are to be Irwin E. Wilson and Harold Williamson, A reception will be held in the home of the bride's parents after

| the ceremony. The couple will leave

for a wedding trip to Chicago. For traveling, the bride has chosen a gray coat suit with black furs and a corsage of gardenias,

Guild Sessions

White Cross guild units will hold several meetings in the guild's service center next week. The schedule follows: Monday—Fifty-first Street Methodist and Wallace Street Presbyterian; Tuesday -—- North

m the bride's parents, | Mr, and Mrs. Noble Sartor, will be the scene for the wedding here | The Rev. Charles Patterson, pastor of the Methodist church, will read

|mantown, Pa, won second prize|., c Adkins and Mrs. W |of $40 with a lithograph, “End of : » ' Waiting,” and Marion Greenwood, Royer will preside at the tea table. |), nq, will be the best man. |New York, won third prize of $30; 11° juvenile conservation com-| ne pride will wear a teal blue | with - her lithograph P Mississippi | mittee of the American home de- wool suit, white accessories and a | Girl.” ? | partment will sponsor a teen-age | oqrdenia corsage. Iclothing drive during April. MIs.| The pride is the daughter of Mr. ! John Berns and Mrs. Jerome Trunkey are chairmen of the committee. set ave ~ The bridegroom is of

3 » nN .9 | Pensacola, Fla f Rancho de Taos, N.| : Fg s Fels Sox No rei ig 1A a The Monday guild of the W, D.| After the ceremony there will be

| burgh FC -will-meet—at—1:36-p--m.-Monday.a-reception-in..the Miller home for

| ; t i Three Indianapolis printmakers | MTS: E. C. Rumpler will preside and [the family and friends.

|Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, pastor of smessomeier——— and a print collector who made Ee up the exhibition committee are| the Central Christian church, wil W, CT. U, Schedules

* Ylattendant, Edward Ward, Cleve-

Honorable Mention

Honorable mention went to Lou{is Lodzowick of New York, How-

Edmund Schildknecht, Mr. Craig, |sPeak. Tv : : Davia K. ‘Rdbins and Morris Seals Hostesses will be Mesdames S. 5. Executive Session ! man. Bardsley, Robert Bryce, O. H.| The spring executive meeting of

Hayes, W. H. Hodgson, George W. the stete W. C. T. U. will. be held Pratt- Bobbs Snyder and Myron J. Spring. \next-Thursday and Friday in Holilenbeck hall at the Y. W. C. A,

u n n Portraits by Ruth’ land landscapes by C. Curry Bohm | . lare on display in the Herron Art| Jr's. Brink Hostess

the vows at 4:30 p. m. | Maj. Chandler is the son of Mrs

James E. Chandler, mitedge-| Vary Ohaver ville, Ga. ’

The bride, given in marriage by T B $ WwW her father, will wear a gown of | 0 c ed white net with a sheer yoke ex-| tending into an off-the-shoulder |

| Miss Mary E. Ohaver will be mar- | neckline. A wide bracelet band of | joy +0 morrest H. McGilliard at 6

the Hillside

The bride's father, the Rev. Ray-

{museum as a part of .the group ex-| {ident, will be the speaker at 8:15 |hibitions of paintings by Indiana| ° [resident artists planned for the | Episcopal church will” meet at 1 museum this spring. p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. | Paintings by. Dale Bessire and Dwight Brink, 6343 Central ave. |Edmund Schildknecht will be ex- | Assisting Mrs. Brink will be Mrs. literature will be held at the five | hibited March 30 to April 11. | Henning Johnson and Mrs. W. H.|sessions of the executive meeting. | Woodruff. It is open to all members

{dianapolis, Mrs. Colvin was medal contest director of Marion county.

Players Have Dress Rehearsal :

Tri Kappa Officers To Attend Dinner

State, officers of Tri Kappa so-

and Mrs. O. G. Miller, 738 Somer-|

| Mrs. Leigh Colvin, national pres- |

Panel discussions and exhibits of |

Her fingertip veil also will be | trimmed with an appliqued band. White flowers on silver earrings

will be worn by the bride and she (1725 Ingram st.

will carry a cluster bouquet of white

gardenias centered with white or-|gabardine suit with brown acces-

chids.

Capt. and Mrs. John H. Comp-|Her only attendant, Miss Dorothy ton will be the couple's only at-|Shearon, will wear a gray suit with tendants. Mrs. Compton, the bride's | a yellow rose corsage.

sister, will wear a gown of white

marquisette with seed pearl trim. | will be best man, and the brideHer bouquet will be of yellow jon« | groom's brother, Orville McGilliard,

quils, yellow tulips and pansies. Reception May 19

As the couple leaves on a wed-|

ding trip following the ceremony, the bride will wear a gray wool suit, a gray hat with flower trim, red accessories and a white orchid corsage, e- ; A wedding reception will be held in the home of the bride's parents on May 19. The couple will be at home in Indianapolis. Miss Sartor is a graduate of Ward

and the College of Architecture at the University of Michigan. Maj. Chandler was graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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| officiate. Parents of the bridegroom

mond R. Ohaver, Evansville, will

are Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ben McGilliard,

Miss Ohaver will wear a blue

sories and a corsage of red roses.

The bride's brother, Joe Ohaver,

{and Russell Anderson will be ushers, | After the ceremony there will be| |a reception in the home of the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Calvin Shaddy, 1714 Ingram st. After a wedding trip to New York, | the couple will be at home in In-| dianapolis. | A a | |

L.T-S.C. Anniversary,

Venetian chapter, International Travel-Study club, will celebrate its | 25th anniversary at-a 12:30 p. m.|

C. A. Mrs. John Thornburgh will |

dames Fritz Wuelfing, John Mor- | gan and Efe C. Hill, . J .. i I

rority, will hold a dinner meeting at 6:45 p. m. today in the Hotel Lincoln to decidé details of a gift to. Riley hospital. it At the dinner will be Mrs. Lester Murphy, Hammond, president; Mrs. Beryl Holland, Bloomington, founder; Miss Helen Whitcomb, Shelbyville, adviser; Miss Helen Haubold, Decatur, secretary; Miss Ernestine Blair, Danville, treasurer, and Miss Martha Elliott, Richmond, Cross Keys magazines editor.

Literary Club Meets

Miss Irma Bachman, 798 East dr., Woodruff Place, was the hostess today at a meeting ‘of the Butler Alumnae Literary club. She was assisted by Mrs. William Adcock. Mrs. Paul G, Iske and Miss Ruth Carter appeared on the program.

Auxiliary Luncheon

Belmont school, Nashville, Ten. luncheon Monday in the Y. W.| The Junior auxiliary of the

Public Health Nursing association

for luncheon at t W. H, Maxwell,

Last minute brushing up on lines was the order of business at The Players' dress rehearsal last night for "Write Me a Love Scene," one of the ‘plays to be presentdd tonight at the Civic

Church and Mr. Ferriday.

speak and hostesses will be Mes-|will meet at 12:30 p. m. Monday theater. The other production is “Yes Means home of Mrs.| to right) are Jack Hardin E 4d st.

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9. Mrs. Robert Ferriday, Mrs. Orland A.

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{David Lipp, Sidney Weinstein, | |Henry. Salam, Nathan Resnick} | Mortimer Present, Bernard Stroy-| man, Harris Cohn, Manuel Segal | a~4 Jack A. Goodman and Miss] E. ma Gelman, { Miss Eleanor Abrams, radio com|mentator and writer, will be the, | guest speaker. She will speak in {behalf of the Youth Aliyah (emigration of Jewish children eastern and central Europe bo, { Palestine) and the Hadassah Med- | | ical organization. ! | A tableau, “Hands,” will be pre|sented by Mrs. Lewis Levy. Miss

| Mildred Lind, violinist, will accom- |

pany her. Mrs. Herman Chalfie, |president, and Mrs. Selig will} speak. i

. | St. Ann's guild of St. Paul's/p. m. Thursday. Formerly: of ns Wedding Today

In Denver |

Times Special DENVER, Colo.,, March 23.—Miss Dorothy Jean Fisher, daughter of Mrs. V. H. Fisher, 2726 N. Pennsylvania st., Indianapolis, will be | married to 1st Lt. Jack Douglas Joley in a ceremony at 4 p. m. today in the Buckley field chapel here. The bride will wear a light blue wool suit with brown accessories. She is to carry a’ White prayerbook topped with a white orchid. A party in the couple’s honor will be given tonight in the Officers’ club at the field, Lt. Joley.is the son of Mrs. Steve Liscomb of Lansing, Mich’ and served’a year in the European the- |

“[ ater. The bride was graduated from

Stephens. college.

‘Rush Party A mock broadcast will be presented by Beta Eta chapter of Beta {Sigma Phi . sorority to entertain | rushees from 2 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Central Y. W. C, A.- Miss

from |

| Helena. Armantrout is chairman of arrangements and will be magter of ceremonjes at the program.

Meeting Monda i

Delta chapler, Beta Sigma Phi]

sorority, will meet at T p, m, Mon'day in the clubroom.

lege and Princeton university tonight. The program will be given in Skinner recital hall on the Vassar campus. Miss Sewell is in her first year at Vassar and attended Short-

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