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° SATURDAY, MAY 18, Fox-Juergens |

Vows Are Read By*Fr. Moore

Breakfast Follows At Whispering Winds

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church was the scene, at 10 a. m. today, of the wedding of Miss Lillian Juergens and James R. Fox: The Rev. Fr. James Moore officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Juergens, 838 Ellenberger pkwy., and the bridegroom is the son af Mr, and Mrs, Elmer J. Fox, 715 N. DeQuincy. at.

Bride's Gown The bride chose a white nylon satin gown, the bateau neckline caught with simulated seed pearls. It was fashioned with a long train, Her full length {illusion veil fell from a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried calla lilies. Mrs. Wayne Thompson, matron of honor, wore a yellow frock made with a tulle skirt over crinoline, drop shouldérs and a fitted basque. She <¢arried white carnations and wore a matching tiara.

Reception Held

The bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert West and Miss Lorraine Juergens, the bride's sister, wore dresses of pale green nylon taffeta with full skirts and drop shoulders. They carried arm bouquets of white roses and had matching tiaras. A wedding breakfast for the immediate + families and the bridal party was held at Whispering Winds and a reception was held from 2 to 4 po m. in the home of the bride's parents. The couple was to leave on a trip to Miami and will be at home in two weeks at 842 N. DeQuincy st.

Reception Is to Follow Church Rite

A double-ring ceremony at 8:30 p. m. today in the Third Christian church will unite Miss Jeanne F. McArthur and Roland M. Smith. The Rev. A. C. Brooks will read the marriage vows. Parents of the couple are Mrs. Elizabeth Childers, 26 N. Colorado ave, and Mrs. J. Burton Smith, Plainfield. Given in marriage by her uncle, George . A. Gibson, the bride will wear an ivory satin gown with a fitted bodice, full skirt and chapel train. Attendants’ Frocks Her bouquet will be of bride's roses, and her two-tiered veil will be attached to a Juliet cap of tulle. The maid of honor, Miss Betty McArthur, will be dressed in dusty pink taffeta and will carry shaded carnations and wear matching flowers in her hair. : The bridesmaids will wear pastel jersey and carry bouquets of Briarcliff roses. They are Mrs. Lester Bolander, Miss Cornelia, Tomessu and Miss Margie Brown.

Best Man and Ushers

The best man is to be Harlan Smith and ushers will be Robin Beecham, John Struckmeyer Jr. and Mr. Bolander. Following the ceremony there will be a reception in the home of the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. M. M. Hollingsworth, 1225 N. Euclid ave. The bride will wear a black and pink suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses as her going-away costume. The couple will go to Cincinnati on their wedding trip.

Couple to Take Trip South

Miss Agnes Rose Fussner became the bride of Charles William Rathz in a ceremony at 9 a. m. today in the Sacred Heart Catholic church. The Rev. Fr. Burchard Conrad read the vows. Parents of the couple are Mrs. Rose Fussner, 1444 8S. Talbot st. and Mrs. Rose Rathz, 1330 Union st. The bride chode an antique ivory Chantilly lace gown worn over ivory Duchess satin and made with a lace collar, shirred waist and a fulllength lace-over-satin train. She had ‘an ivory illusion veil held by a gardenia tiara and carried gardenias. Miss Blanche Drexler, maid of honor, was dressed in aqua and Miss Frances McCarrell and Mrs. Albert Seyfried, bridesmaids, wore peach. The frocks were fashioned alike with knitted bodices, cap sleeves and full chiffon skirts. The attendants wore matching tiaras and carried roses. Joseph Rathz, the bridegroom's brother, was the best man and ushérs were Mr, Seyfried and Robert Berthuram. A breakfast at the Lake Shore Country club followed the ceremony and a reception will be held tonight in the club. The couple will take a trip to New Orleans.

Miss Quinn Sets Wedding Date

Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Quinn, 738 Elm st.,, announce the engages ment and approaching marriage of thelr daughter, Teresa Marie, and Joseph W. Naville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Naville, New Albany. The Rev. Fr, Ernest Strahl will read the ceremony at 9 a m, Wednesday, May 29, in St. Patrick's Catholic church,

Wedding Date Set

May 29 is the date set for the marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth Meggenhofen Bradshaw and Charles E. Starkey. The ceremony will be in the home of Mrs, Bradshaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Meggen=hofen, 1021 W. 32d st. Mr. Starkey

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: P. H. Ho photo. Miss Dana Hackerd's engagement to Lt. (j.g.) William Scott Dukes is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Hackerd, 5663 N. Pennsylvania st. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Dukes, 37 S. Bolton ave. Both are Butler university graduates. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and he of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

: Bridal Attendants Are—Chosen For Heintzelman-Neal Marriage

MISS MARYBELLE WITT NEAL has chosen the attendants for her marriage to George Harpham Heintzelman on Saturday, June 8. - The ceremony will be read at 8:30 p. m. in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church and will be followed by a reception in the Woodstock club. ™ ~~ Mrs. John D. Peacock will be matron of honor and Miss Marjorie McCullough of Anderson will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Mrs. Frank E. Walling, Sewickley, Pa, the prospective bridegroom's sister, and Mrs. William E. Tucker Jr., New York. Mr. Heintzelman's father, Claude Henry Heintzelman, Coatesville, Pa., will be the best man. William S. Ramey is to be.the chief usher and the other ushers will be Thomas Heisler, Coatesville; Jesse Clark, West Chester, Pa.; Mr. Walling and Mr. Tucker. Miss Neal is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas L. Neal. yy x =» . 8 2 = Miss Alberta Fisk-was the honor guest this afternoon at a linen shower given by Miss Helen Rudesill and Miss Joan Caughran in the former's home. The hostesses were assisted by their mother, Mrs. C. L. Rudesill and Mrs. Howard Caughran, Guests at the shower included Mrs. Frank B. Fisk, mother of the honor guest; Mesdames Frank W. Fisk, John P. Parrish, Ray Fatout and Malvern Schweig, Misses Martha Hunt, Miriam Fatout, Mary Lu Marshall and Annette Short. Miss Fisk will be married to Robert 8. Grimshaw of Scarsdale, N. Y., on June 1. : . a

Approaching Marriages Are Announced MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE R. MARTIN announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Virginia Lee, and Lt. Jack C. Daw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Daw, Los Gatos, Cal. The wedding will be at 8 p. m., May 25, in the First Presbyterian church with Dr. George Arthur Frantz officiating. - ” Miss Martin's sister, Claribel, will be her only attendant. The best man will be Max White, and Russell White, George Downey and Edmund W. Martin will be ushers. Miss Martin was graduated from Western college, Oxford, O., and Lt. Daw attended San Diego State college, Cal. He is on terminal leave after serving three and a half years in the army air forces. 5 ~ #" . . ” Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Doyle announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Charlotte Ann, and Robert Lee Garing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Garing. The wedding will be June 15 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church, ” = » » ” » The engagement of Miss Carolyn Jean Myers to Chester B. Gaugh Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaugh, Bloomington, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thorpe Myers. The ceremony will be read June 22 in the Central Avenue Methodist church. Miss Myers is a Butler university graduate and a Delta Gamma sorority member. Mr. Gaugh, a Purdue university graduate, recently re-

. ceived his discharge as a captain in the army air forces.

= » » » " » Mrs. John Hamilton Brisby announces the engagement of her daughter, Jane Carolyn, and John Edward Boyle. Their marriage will be June 22 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church.

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Dr. and Mrs.- Clifton E. Donnell, 82 N. Hawthorne lane, announce that the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, and James Douglas Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.-W. Mitchell, 3820

N. Capitol ave., will be June church.

16 in the Irvington Presbyterian ™ Mr. Mitchell is a Butler university graduate and Miss

Donnell will be graduated from the university next month.

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Phi sorority.

The approaching marriage of Miss Gloria Suerdieck (left), 4057 Central ave. Brown, 3111 Ruckle st., has been announced. The wedding will be at 11:30 a. m., May 27, in the Indianapolis Athletic club. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Charles Daniels.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. Vestal, 344 Whittier pl., announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jo (right), and Harold Parker Loveless, so n of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Loveless, 414 N. Bradley ave. The wedding will be June 30 in the Irvington Methodist church. Mr. Loveless served 43 months in the army air forces. Miss Vestal, a gra duate of Butler university, is @ member of Pi Beta |

|| Convention in Terre Haute

. Installation Follows Banquet Tonight . Times Special ~~ [| ‘| "TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 18— Delegates to the 28th convention of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs will go to the polls here at noon today vo choose new officers. Tl These will be insta'led following |a banquet at 7 o'clock tonight in the Terre Haute House, convention headquarters. Candidates for office are Miss Maryalice Buswell, South Mend, and Miss Tella Haines, Sullivan, presi dent; Mrs. Genevra Mills, Kokomo, and Miss Grace Schoenbachler, Eve ansville, first vice president. Mrs. LaVonne DeVore, Shelbyville, and Miss Theresa Schwartz, F.t Wayne, second vice president; Mrs. Opal Brinson, Muncie, and Miss Jean Noreen, West Lafayette, re- | cording secretary. Dinners Held

Betty Jane Sinclair, Sullivan, and ‘Miss Bessie Thornton, South ° Bend, corresponding secretary, and Miss Dorothy Cline, Goshen, and Miss Mary C. Jones, Brazil, treasurer. Reghtration yesterday afternoon preceded two dinners—one an executive board dinner-meeting and the {other a past presidents’ dinner. A | reception followed. The first business session of the convention at 9 o'clock this morning in the Student Union building at Indiana State Teachers college followed an informal breakfast at 7:30 o'clock. Afternoon Program | Mayor Vern McMillan and Anton | Hulman Jr. welcomed the dele- | gates, Adoption of the federation | program, committee appointments

Is Bride of and officers’ and comm#tee reports

J. L. Clark Jr. - * |were on the schedile this morne

. In a ceremony at 9 o'clock this|ing. morning in St. Patrick's Catholic; This afternoon's business session, church, Miss Patricia Ann Welsh [8150 in the Student Union audiwas married to John L. Clark Jr.|torium, will open with a talk on The vows were read by the Rev. Fr.| ‘Parliamentary Procedures” by Mrs, Edward Bauer. Edgar F. Menderson, Cincinnati, The bride is the daughter of Mr.|Parllamentarian for the national and Mrs. John P. Welsh, 1170 Reid |B. P. W. federation. pl, and the bridegroom's parents | Miss Rochelle Rodd Gachet, Monaré Mr. and Mrs. John L. €lark,|tevallo, Ala, chairman of the na1318 Wright st. 2 tional committee on educations and Entering with her father, the vocations, wijl make the principal bride wore an ivory satin gown address. Reports by resolutions styled with a long fitted bodice,| 8nd election committees will close tailored collar and a full draped the session. skirt with a bow bustle in the back. Banquet Speaker Sister Maid of Honor The guest speaker at tonight's Her three-tiered fingertip veil of banquet will be Miss Bess Blood|{llusion casaded from an orange|Worth, vice president of the Namm ° | blossom tiara and she carried white|Store in Brooklyn, N. Y. At 11 | roses and carnations centered with|P- m. there will be an “hour of mel- { orchids. ody” in the Wabash room of the | Her sister and maid of honor,| Terre Haute House : | Miss Phyllis Welsh, wore blue ih An international breakfast at 9 ° taffeta made with a fitted bodice|8: M. tomorrow in the hotel will land full skirt with a bow bustle. [Pring the convention to an end. She carried roses and carnations The Saker oe Ma paid and yore 3 Malcning ower halt | “Over the Top > the Andes,” will | cover a recent trip to South AmerTrip t Cnieage {ica, where she did research work

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Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. E. Merrill Lawrence, 964 N, Audubon rd., of the approaching marriage of their daughter, Phyllis, and Lawrence R. Shaffer, son of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence

E. Shaffer, 135 Spencer ave. The wedding ceremony will be read | on June 30 in the Irvington Methodist church. Dr. C. A, Shake, | pastor, will read the nuptial vows,

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Bridal Party [s Chosen

Miss Mary Alice Pfau has named

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neth E. Armstrong on June 1. Mrs. Dayid Earl Worrell, San Diego, Cal., will be her sister's matron of honor, and Mrs. Robert Bailey and Miss Nell Streitelmeier will be bridesmaids. James Arm‘strong will be his brother's best man, and ushers will be Jerome Pfau, brother of the bride, and Mr. Bailey. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Pfau, 5 N. Rural st., and

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Armstrong, 1802 N. Talbott st. >

is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Starkey, Clermont, ’

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THE ANNUAL tea of St. Margaret's Hospital guild will be held from 3 to 5 p. m. next Friday in the home of Mrs. Elmer R. Krueger, Brendonwood. : Two charter members, Mrs. William F. Mullen and Mrs. Hester T. VanLandingham, will be honored. Other honor guests will be past presidents. These, with Mrs. Mullen, are Mrs. Samuel Moore, Brazil; Mrs. Esther Davies, Columbus, O.; Mrs. C. L. Williams, Carmel, N. Y.; Mrs. Frederick VanNuys, Washington; Mesdames Frank Abbot, Ada Root, Donald A. Morrison, Reinie A. Miller, Gustav H. Mueller, Prank J. Haight, Albert E. Sterne, Preston C. Rubush, G. 1. Seybert, Frederic E. Norris, L. D. Grisbaum, Donaldson G. Trone and Kenton Mosiman.

Annual Tea Is Planned by St. Margaret's Guild

- ” ” » OTHER GUESTS of the guild will be life, sustaining and associate members; Mrs. ' Charles Myers, wife of the City hospital superintendent; Mrs. Clyde E. Parsons, wife of the hospital business manager; Miss Elizabeth Wivel, superintendent of nurses. Miss Zelia Kester, head dieti-

tional therapy director; Miss Mary K. Mayer, occupational therapist, and other directors and assistants in the hospital departments, Wives of the Indianapolis Foundation board members who

will be guests are Mesdames J. K. Lilly, A. G. Efroymson, Eugene C. Miller, Thomas D.:

Sheerin, Kenneth Woolling and Krueger. Emsley W. Johnson. Mrs. Charles M. Hammond is ° Isreal, Robert Miles, Mosiman,

Harry T. Pritchard, Louis Randle, William F. Sandmann, Rex Schepp, Robert M. Stith, L. R. Thomas, Gayle B. Wolfe, Earl Trimpe, Larry Willson, R. H. G. Mathews; Robert Blessing, L. E. Kincannon, Francls Sommer and K. R. Zimmer, ‘ In the recelving line with Mrs,

chairman for the tea. Her assistants are Mesdames Russel Williams, M. Crosby Bartlett, William Krafft, James L. Beattey, Mark Enright, Merritt Fields, Edward Gallagher, Robert 8. Daily, Ernest Gimbel, Charles J. Gisler. : ; Mpsdames Dan OC. Hess, Charles

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Serving on the St, Margaret's Hospital guild tea committee— (left to right) Mesdames Earl Trimpe, L. E. Kincannon and Elmer R.

Krueger will be Mesdames John R. Brayton, Mosiman, Mullen, -VanLandingham, Stith, Thomas, Bartlett, Felds, Lawrence M. Henderson and Harold C. Feightner. Mesdames Charles J. Buchanan, Morrison, Claude A. Behringer, Edward J. Boleman, Clara Stutz and Francis Sinex, life and associate members, will pour.

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Smith Club to Have Tea Next Friday

A tea for prospective students of Smith college and their mothers will be held at 3:30 p. m. next Friday in the Propylaeum by the Smith College club, Slides of the college will be shown. : The tea will follow a 2:30 o'clock business session of the club members. Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith heads the arrangements committee for the event. Her assistants are Mesdames Edward W. Harris Jr, John Peacock and Francis Mayberry.

Fr. Sullivan Officiates

Miss Mary Bernice Topmiller became the bride of William Benjamin Peake at 9 a. m. today in the | Holy Cross Catholic church, The | Rev. Pr. Ambrose Sullivan officiated. Mrs. Peake is the daughter of Mr, {and Mrs. Paul J. Topmiller, 242 Parkview ave., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr, and Mrs, William | B. Peake, 2129 N. Alabama st. | The bride's gown of white mar- | quiset was worn with a two-tiered | fingertip illusion veil caught by a

. | braided satin wreath. She carried

white roses, gardenias and sweetpeas. ' Blue net was worn by Miss Margaret O'Gara, maid of honor, and she carried sweetpeas and carnations. : The bride's sisters, Mrs. Ray Grothus and Miss Doloros Topmiller, were bridesmaids. They wore pink frocks and carried cascade bouquets, Gretchen Stither, the bride's | niece, was flower girl, The best man was James Lynch and ushers were Paul Topmiller, the

+| bride’s brother, and Joseph Marley.

A breakfast was held at Whispering Winds at 1 p. m. and a reception in the home of the bride's parents at 3 p. m. The couple was to leave for a wedding trip west.

June 8 Is Selécted For Brady-Bean Rite

Miss Marian E. Bean, 2860 N. New Jersey st, will become the bride of Joseph T. Brady Jr. in the rectory of St. Joan of Arc Catholic church on June 8. Miss Bean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, B. A. Bean, Brownsburg, and Mr. Brady's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Brady, 4932 Broadway.

Miss Prater Feted

Miss = Betty Smock Jeanette Fleener entertained approximately 30 guests at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Prater last night in Miss Fleener's home, .. 5865- Ross ave. Miss Prater will be married to R., Glen Paris, Franklin, on May 31,

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James M. Tolin were bridesmaids.||owship award of the nation al fedThey were dressed alike in PINk | eration. ped

| rn: 3. ‘Dehn-W 1lliams nylon taffeta fashioned with cap| Two awards to be presented at

; The best man was Richard Gas-| 3 1 i Miss Shirley Elaine Williams and |¢ineay and ushers were* John T.|

George Walter Dehn will be mar- | O'Brien and Mr. Tolin. \A wedding|

ried at 7:30 p. m. today in St. Paul's breakfast in the Indianapolis ams | Louise Suding

Episcopal church. Jlekie vin lojiowed the ceremony * The Rev. R. ¥. Keicher of st." the couple lett for chicago. | fg Bridle Matthews Episcopal church will aqua gabardine suit with RD read the double-ring ceremony. galor. accessories and an. orchid The Rev. Fr. Victor Wright this The bride is the daughter of Mr. |. ca00 ; morning read the vows uniting Miss and Mrs, Edgar Williams, 548 N. : Louise Suding and Joseph Loschky. The ceremony was at 9 o'clock in the Catherine of Sienna Catholic

Dearborn st, and Mr, Dehn is the . son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Shewer Will Honor

Dehn, Brooklyn Heights, N. Y,, formerly of Indianapolis.

Enters With Father Miss Williams, who will enter with her father, will wear a gown of white net styled with fitted bodice, ruffled skirt and chapel train. Her illusion veil will fall from a ruffied net halo and a white orchid will top her prayerbook. Mrs. Louis E. Boeldt and Mrs. D. J. Crain will attend their sister. As matron of honor, Mrs, Boeldt will wear a full-skirted dress of blue brocade and will carry pink roses, Mrs. Crain will wear a pink frock like Mrs. Boeldt's and will carry colonial bouquet. '

Trip to New York William Dehn will be his brother's best man, and ushers will be Donald Franklin, Spencer; John Arbuckle, Robert Bruck and Robert Williams, brother of the bride. After a reception in the church, the couple will leave on a wedding trip to New York. They will be at home in Brooklyn Heights.

Shirling-McRoberts

‘Wedding Set

Times Special LEBANON, Ind, May 18.-~THe engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Wanda Louise McRoberts and Wayne Alton Shirling is announced by Miss McRoberts’ parents, Mr, and Mrs. Herman C. McRoberts, Lebanon, Mr, Shirling is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Shirling, Whitestown.

Miss Ittenbach

Miss Ruth Ittenbach, who will be married to Charles A. Teipen on Wednesday, will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Harry Richardson, 3744 8. Meridian st., at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow.

by her mother, Mrs. Carl Pfleger, and her sister, Miss Jodie Pfleger.

Sorority Meeting

Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Pi sorority, will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs, Clyde H. Smith, 815 W, 44th st.

Mrs. Richardson will be assisted

church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Suding, 1123 Kelly st., and Mr, and Mrs. Tobias Loschky, 1531 8. Néw Jersey st. The bride wore a gown of white marquiset and carried stocks and white roses. Her sister and maid of honer, Miss Elizabeth Suding, wore lime yellow marquiset, The bridesmaids were Mrs.” Eugene Bauman and Mrs, Al Davis. Bernard Suding was the ring bearer, The best man was Robert Losch~ ky, the bridegroom's brother, while Henry Loschky and John Fox were ushers.

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Miss Mildred King, 1450 College! ave, will entertain 18 guests at. a personal shower tomorrow afternoon for Miss Julie Ann Gatti who will be married to Thomas J. Reidy next Sunday. : ‘ Miss King will be assisted by Mrs. | Carlo Gatti, mother of the bride- | to-be, and Miss Gatti’s three sisters, Mesdames - Don Verburg, Vincent Moran and Leo O'Cofinor,

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