Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1946 — Page 16

Reads Vows

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\ Miss Margaret Elizabeth McGarr became the bride of Jay F. Milliser Jr. in a ceremony.-at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the Irvington Methodist church. Dr. O. A. Shake read the) VOWS. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGart, 310 N. Kealing ave. and the bridegroom is ‘the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milliser, 17 N. Linwood ave. Bridal Gown Given in marriage by her father, Miss McGarr wore white satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice and gathered skirt, and a fingertip illusion veil. She carried White roses and valley lilies. # Mrs, Willard Cr Rosenbaum, Terre Haute, matron of honor, and Miss Charleen Davis and Miss Donna Jean Reich, bridesmaids, Were dressed alike in aqua marquiset. They carried Talisman roses. Brother Best Man | Ross Milliser was his brother's best man and ushers were David | McGarr, the bride's brother, and Mr. Rosenbaum. A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. Following a trip to Niagara Falls, the couple will be at. home in Indianapolis.

Annual Day Will Close Club Season

The Woman's Department club will close its current season with annual day at the clubhouse Wednesday. The morning session, opening at! 10 o'clock, will consist of yearly re-| ports by board members and committee chairmen. Mrs, Carl J. Weinhardt, president; Mrs, Charles HH. Smith and Mrs. George A. Van-| Dyke, vice presidents, will preside. | Mrs. Charles T. Hanna will pre-| gide- at the luncheon. The’ chairman is Mrs. John Berne, assisted by Mrs. Ray B. Dorward and Mrs. Alvin G. Jose. | Mrs. Helen Talge Brown will pre-| side at the session beginning at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. VanDyke will direct

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Photo Reflex photo Miss Juanita Marie Gibson and Olan Wayne Henderson will be married ‘in a June I5 ceremony in the Memorial Baptist church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Gibson, 1743 S. Randolph st., and Mr, Henderson's parents are Mr. and Mrs, V. R. Henderson, 3340 W, Michigan st.

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Miss June Louise Carter's engagement to Clyde F. Akard has been announced by her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa R. Carter, 1250 W. 32d st. Mr. Akard is the son of Mrs. Flava Akard, 295! Guilford ave, Both the” bride- and bridegroom-to-be attend Butler university. No date has been set for the wed-

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P. H. Ho photo July 12 is the date set for the marriage of Miss Mary Ann Piel, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Alfred C. Piel, Brookville rd., and Myron A. Ferrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ferrell of Franklin.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Petero, 1728 Lexington ave., announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Jayne, to Ray C. Decker, son of Mrs, Sallie Decker, 2143 N. Olney st. The wedding was Saturday.

memorial services, and Mrs. E. May Hahn will install new officers. A life membership pin will be presented to Mrs. Joseph T. Ackerman by Mrs, Alvin T. Coate. Mrs. Mary N. Kreiser, contralto, and Miss Jane Hampson, accompanist, will provide music. ; Mrs. Brown is chairman of pla: for the day. She i. assisted by Mesdames Charles T. Hanna, Edward B. Hall and Edward L. Pedlow.

Couple on Trip After Wedding

The Downey Avenue Christian church was the scene yesterday for the marriage of Miss Betty Lou Spivey and Mac Martin. The Rev. F. W. Wiegmann officiated at the ceremony -at 2:30 p. m. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Donald Grote, 24 S. Hawthorne lane, and Mr, Martin's home is .in Cbvington, Ky. A white eyelet embroidered marquiset and net frock was worn by the bride. Her fingertip illusion veil fell from an embroidered net cap and she carried white roses. Miss Betty Jean Goldsberry, maid of honor, was dressed in pink net. She wore a braided hat and carried pink roses and delphinium. Merrill Ross of Ashland, Ky. was the best man and ushers were William Ramey, Covington, and Harold Ernsberger. A reception in the church preceded the couple's wedding trip They will live with the bride's parents, :

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" McKee Chapel Is Scene of Wedding Of Joan Stout and Frank Cooper

WEARING A WHITE MARQUISET GOWN with a long train and fingertip veil, Miss Joan Stout became the bride of Frank R. Cooper in a 4 o'clock ceremony yesterday. The Rev. Ralph O'Dell read the vows in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Mrs. Cooper is the daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Berton Stout and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cooper.

Entering with her father, the bride carried a white shower cascade of roses, valley lilies and an“orchid. The yoke of her gown was accented with a wide scalloped band embroidered with seed pearls. The dress was fashioned with a fitted basque, long sleeves and a full skirt, which also had a scalloped panel down the front. Her three-iered illusion veil was caught with a lace and seed pearl tiara. The bride's sister, Miss Patricia ° Stout, was maid of honor, She wore a mist blue frock. Her bouquet was a cascade of roses;

Reception Held GOWNED IN daffodil yellow marquiset, the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret "Cooper, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Wil

bride's parents followed the ceremony and the couple left on a trip south. The bride wore a gray wool dress and gray topcoat with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride attended Butler university and Mr. Cooper went to Purdue university where he was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.

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Guild Pharfs Annual Luncheon

Event Will Be Held - Next Monday

{ ‘The annual luncheon meeting of the White Cross guild will be held (in the Riley room of the Claypool {hotel next Monday. 3 | Mrs. J. N. Greene is chairman of | the arrangements committee, Aas | sisted by Mesdames G. W. Orewiler, 'L, J, Underwood and Roscoe Barnes. | In charge of decorations is Mrs. ! | Arthur Fairbanks, ‘assisted by Mrs. | William Gabe and Mrs, James | Crooks. Mrs, Crooks also is chair- | man, of the reservations committee, assisted by Miss Thelma Hawthorne and Mrs. Fairbanks. Hostesses will be Mrs. Anna] Pawling, chairman; Mesdames) Henry Leonard, Clarence Carlson, George Reibolt, Raymond Harlan, J. W. Baker, F. P. McCoy, C. B. Thomas, Paul Brown, Alfred Leeb, Sidney James and M. L. Faber. I The speaker will be Mrs. George | McAdams Clifford, on the staff at Washington university in St. Louis. | {She is president of the American | Association of Story Tellers. Election of officers, a memorial service and presentation of trophies will be held. |

Mu Phi Epsilon Group Plans.

‘Musicale Mrs. Ralph PF. Gates will be host- | ess for the final musicale of the |Patroness club of Mu Phi Epsilon, | national music sorority, at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. yr “ | Among honor guests will be members of alumnae and Kappa chapters of the society, four high school

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By LOUISE FLETCHER Times Woman's Editor

FOR PROVIDING a-right-out-of-the-tub look, and feel, of spanking clean freshness, nothing equals cottons for summer wear. Knowing this, Ayres’ and 59 other big stores in the country, in co-operation with Good Housekeeping magazine, are presenting this month a selection of duds which the magazine calls “Cottons Worth, Picking.” op Fn EACH AND every one of the 45 garments (ranging from sizes for the smallest fry to sizes for their youthful mothers) has been ‘ested by the magazine's textile laboratory for shrinkage and color fastness. ; And each garment, passing the test, carries the magazine's “facts-first” fashion tag which means that residual shrinkage (after repeated laundering or dry-cleaning) will be less: than 1 per cent and that colors will stand up under both sunlight and suds.

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the garments required by the 60 stores joining in the style promotiorr ‘ " At Ayres’ they'll be found all over the store—in collegienne, sports and topper shops, in the gown room, and in the children's, girls’ apd sub-deb departments. Stripes, plaids, prints (see the ice cream cone print) and unfigured fabrics are all included in the lineup, and ,colors range from cool sherbet shades to dark tones for citified suits and dresses like those pictured. Play and swimsuits are starred in the collection which includes the names of many well-known designers, among them Joset Walker of the David Goodstein firm, and William Bass.

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seniors who will receive the Mu Phi Epsilon award for outstanding ability and character, and three

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scholarship pupils of Kappa chap|ter who will give the program. | On the program will be Misses !Jo Marily Baumgart, cellist; Miss {June Gwyn, soprano, and Miss Jolanne Viellieu, pianist. Mrs. Adrian {Robinson and the social commit[tee arranged the tea. Receiving with Mrs. Gates will be Mrs. Albert Reep, club president; Mrs. Charles G. Fitch, alumnae chapter president; Miss Edith Spen= cer, Kappa president; Mesdames Henry F. Schricker, Henry Laut, Helen Talge Brown and James- R. Loomis and Miss Gertrude Gutelius. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Paul Seehausen, president; Mrs. James Wh. Costin, vice president;

and ‘Mrs: Homer Woods, treasurer. Wedding Vows Are Taken

Miss June Alice Meyer became the bride of Paul A. Benjamin in a ceremony at 3 p. m. yesterday in the rectory of St. Joan of Arc Catholic church! The Rev. Fr. William Buhmeier read the vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Meyer, 2403 Guilford ave, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Benjamin, 415 E. 52d st. An aqua wool suit with white accessories was worn by the bride. She had a pink rose corsage tentered with a gardenia, Mrs. Henry L. Jackson, maid of honor, wore a gold suit with brown accessories and a corsage of roses and gardenias. Mr. Jackson was the best man. A reception In the home of the

liam McKitrick,. Their cascade ° bouquets were of sunburst roses. Joel Cooper Jr. was his brother's<best man and ushers were | Chris Specker, Mr. McKitrick { and Elmer Rhoades, A reception in the home of the

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Beta chapter, Theta Nu Chi sorority, will meet in the home of Mrs. Charles Ashcraft, 6060 Dewey ave. ! Wednesday. Mrs. W, F. Riggs will

bridegroom's parents followed the ceremony. The couple will be wat home with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin.

Delta Gamma Group

Presents Machine

The Indianapolis Alumnae association of Delta Gamma sorority presented the Indiana State School for the Blind with a recording machine recently, The machine will be used by the students in the music department for making and playing records and in the speech classes. The project committee is headed by Mrs. Ralph W. Husted, assisted by Mesdames Oren H. Grant, Russell L. Roberts, J. Cedric DeHority and Thomas M. Hindman Jr.

Assembly Club Group To Meet Wednesday

The last luncheon meeting this season of the Indianapolis branch

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CLUBS 1:30 p. m. Tues. Block's auditorium. “The Autobiography of William Allen White,” Mrs. Kathryn Turny Garten. Kindergarten 1:30 p. m. Tues. Your Best,” Mrs. Robert Renick.|.

day. ‘Mrs. Robert Aldag; 5740 Pleasant Run pkwy. North dr, hostess. : Graydon. Tues. Mrs. George E. Gill, 5908 University, hostess. “A Goodly Heritage” | and “A Goodly Fellowship”

: . Elsi hell ? (Chase), Mrs. Elsie Davis Michell following their marriage at 3:30]

p. m, yesterday in the East Tenth

a Street Methodist church, The Rev. Sullivan, 1429 E. Michigan, host- A. M. Brown read the vows.

and Mrs. Nell Reed Offutt.

Study. . Tues. Mrs, Zack ess, Program on “Famous Wo-| men,” Mrs. Elsie Rich.

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MISCELLANEOUS Marion county salon 126, 8 and 40 6:30 p. m. Tues. ¥Y, W. C. A. Dinner meeting. Women's Guild, Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Tues. Allday meeting. George Fisher will speak on

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ian Jane Wood, is the daughter of Tokalon. Tues. Mrs. HM. Coch-|Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Wood, 904 N. rane, 5880 N. New Jersey, host-/1gg8alle st; and Mr. Penniston is Peace” the son of Mrs. Emma Penniston, (Pares), Mrs. C. A. Rosecrans. | 926 8. Noble st.

“So Little Done—So0|alike in pink lace and net and Miss Much to Do.” Miss Roberta Bland,| Fill wore aqua taffeta and -net.| | They carried bouquets of mixed spring flowers and wore matching St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church will sponsor a spring dance from 9

Gunnion-McRae Vows Are Read In Woodruff Presbyterian Church;

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Olive Branch Church Seene Of Wedding

. Anderson-Bruhn Ceremony Read

gp In a ceremony at 5 p. m. yesterday in the Olive Branch Christian church Miss Mary Ila Bruhn became the bride of Charles W. { Anderson.” The Rev. Ephriam D. |Lowe officiated, assisted by the | Rev. Benton B. Miller, The bride is the daughter of Mr. {and Mrs. Willlam H. Bruhn, 1125% | Shelby st, ands thé bridegroom is {the son of Mrs. Minnie Anderson, Monmouth, IIL Attendants’ Frocks | Miss Willamae Bruhn, maid of { honor, wore yellow taffeta and net |and carried roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Louise Schneipp and Mrs. Claude Davenport, were dressed in pink and blue taffeta and carried‘ colontal bouquets. The flower girls, Sandra Church ane Enid Fay, wore white satin and yellow net froeks. Church Reception Given in marriage by her father, {the bride wore an ivory satin gown |and 8 two-tiered fingertip illusion veil. She carried white roses, sweetpeas and valley lilies. The best man was Paul Bruhn and ushers were Mr. Davenport and Joseph Schaub. A reception in the church :followed the cerermony and the couple left on a trip | with the bride traveling in a green suit with white accessories.

Ed Doherty ‘To Be Matrix

, Speaker

| Ed Doherty, Chicago Sun re|porter, will speak at the 10th an{nual Matrix Table, sponsored by [the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter, | Theta Sigma Phi, national journalism honorary sorority. | The Matrix ‘Table will be held at {1 p. m. May 18 at the Indianapolis | Athletic club. Invitations will be [sent to 400 Hoosier journalists.

A wedding trip to St. Louis followed the marriage at 3:30 p. m.| Mr. Doherty is author of twe

iss Marilyn McRae and Ralph A. Gurinion. ~ Mothers'.| James Ellerbrook read the vows in the Woodruff United Presbyterian Magazhe story writer. He recently “Yourself At church.

The Rev. DOOKS, isa movie soript writer and

recéived the plaque presented by

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McRae, 1034 N. Key- Sigma Delta Chi, national journalstone ave. and the bridegroom” is iSm fraternity, to the nation's out-

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C. Penniston | re on a wedding trip in Chicago|

The bride, the former Miss Mar-

The bridesmaids were dressed

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Alpha chap, Epsilon Sigma Alpha.| 8 p. m. today. Club rooms of Rauh Memorial bldg. t Alpha chap., Omega Nu Tau. Today | Hotel Lincoln. Mothers’ day din-| ner, Chap. AM, P. BE. O, 8 p. m. Tues. | Mrs. John Jefferson, 3146 N. Illinois, hostess. State convention report, Mrs. C. L Greenlee. Chap. Q P. E. O. Tues. Mrs. Kenneth E. Lancet, 5935 Crit-| tenden, hostess. Educational pro-| gram, Mrs. K. 8. Means,

Phi Delta Beta. 8 p. m. Tues. Hotel Lincoln. Pladge services. Mrs. Hubert Owens and Mrs.

Vernie Grahn, hostesses. Indianapolis Alumnae, Theta Sigma Phi. 8 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Heber Williams, 5850 Forest lane, hosts ess,

Couple to Live

In Michigan |

The Rey. E. Ainger Powell read | the single-ring service uniting Miss Patricia McPherson and Peter Matthew Michael at 8 p. m. Saturday in Christ Episcopal church, The bride wore a fitted white

of the State Assembly Woman's | club will be held at 12:30 p. m.| | Wednesday in the bamboo room of | the Hotel Washington. | John D. Hughes, attorndy and {former naval officer on the staff [of Adm. William P, Halsey Jr. will {speak. Mrs. Harry L. Crumpacker [is general chairman for the luncheon and Mrs, William Storen and (Mrs. Adolph G. Emhards are in charge of reservations.

‘School 81 Pupils Are Guests

Patrons and pupils of school 81 were special guests at the Children’s museum family hour from 2 to 5 p. in. yesterday, , Assisting © Murray A. Dalman, principal, were Mesdames John Clark, Orville Ply, Carl Herman, Don Lieske, Bdward Kehling, William = Rhoades, Russell Dravis, Francis Nolte, Stanley Buntain, William Reed, Dewey Sinclair an Charles Haley. “

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ave. will be hostess to the Irving-| ton ‘Social circle for a tovered-dish luncheon at noon tomorrow. Mrs.

Mrs, Ruth Pressel, 8. Emerson

satin gown "with full skirt extending into a train. Her fingertip’ illusion veil fell from a starched lace crown, and she carried & cascade of white roses and orchids. - Bridal Attendants Miss Alys Lawson was maid of] honor, and Miss Patricia White, Chicago, and Miss Irene Sims were bridesmaids. - ° Robert Michael, Detroit, was his brother's best man, and ushers were James Bivin, Jerry Dewitt and James Robinson. Reception at Marott After a reception at the Marott hotel, the couple left on a wedding trip to Chicago and Canada. The bride's going-away costume was a dusty pink silk dressmaker suit worn with black patent accessories and an orchid corsage. ¥ They will be at home in Grosse Pointe, Mich. - 3 Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. Maleolm McPherson, 5506 Al-

The best man was Edgar A. wr Ushers were John F. Wood, the bride’s brother, and Clarence Pen-| mMston, brother of the bridegroom. A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. . For traveling Mrs. Penniston wore a black, suit with black and white acces-| sories. The couple will be at home at 1505 Hoefgen st.

Phi Beta Group Plans Banquet

Pi Zeta chapter of Phi Beta, professional music and speech fraternity, will mark its 34th anniversary with a founders’ day banquet and | musicale at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Broadway Methodist chureh. | A scroll will be awarded to the member who has made the greatest) professional contribution to the group, } Appearing: on the program will

|be Mesdames Russell Frey Fortune,

Frank C.-Boles, Marshall Harvey,| Benjamin C. Raley, Richard Gold- |

William Stephenson. Mrs. George B. Gannon, general chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Arbaugh, chapter president; Mrs, | Raley, program, and Mrs. W. R. Richardson, publicity. :

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the son of Mrs. Pauline Gunnion, standing reporter. New Point. Miss Anne Sellers,-maid of honor, wore a rose gown and carried a and Mrs. bouquet of pastel spring flowers. | The bride chose a sheer white gown fashioned with a long train

and accented with a white lace de-! sign. She wore a sheer net fingertip veil and carried white roses, gardenias and stephanotis, Arthur J. McRae, the bride's Woodstock club will Sloke” the sea- "§

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The Players Plan Dance

A dinner dance May 18 at the

brother, was the best man and Son for The Players club. The an-

ushers were James Poland and nual business meeting and election “= {Gene Hawkins. A reception in the Of officers will follow the dinner. |church followed the ceremony. For | Given-in marriage by her father, | traveling the bride wore a navy the bride wore a white satin gown | blue wool suit with shell ®ink acof princess style and carried white Cessories and a rose corsage. roses. Miss Betty Jane Fill was, The maid of honor and the bridesmaids | University of Notre Dame and the! were Mrs. Norman J. Mueller and bride attended Northwestern uniMiss Ruth Ramsey.

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Spring Dance Booked

The committee in charge of arrangements includes Mrs. A. K. | Scheidenhelm, Mrs. Walter C. Hiser, | LeRoy George Gordner, Frank Throop and G. Vance Smith.

Mrs. Gerard Speaker

The May meeting of the Indianapolis alumnae of Chi Omega soror{ity will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow lin the home of Mrs. W. B. Lincoln,

| The Men’s and Women’s clubs of | 5505 Ralston rd. Mrs, Margaret

| Gerard, wardrobe planning con- | sultant in Ayres’ fashion bureau,

to 12 o'clock Saturday night in the|will speak. Mothers of alumnae

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