Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1946 — Page 6

O! 1ety— = Dr. F. Marion Smith Will Officiate At Hicks-Wells Ceremony Tonight

§ THE CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH will be the scene for the marriage of Miss Alberta Wells. ghd Warren Lewis Hicks at 8:30. o'clock tonight. Dr. F. Marion Smith, pastor of the church, will read the double-

ring ceremony. 2 Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilbert

Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bayard Hicks. The vows * will be exchanged before an altar banked with palnis, candelabra and vases of white gladioll and white peonies. Cathedral candles’ will line the church walls. Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear an antique fvory satin gown fashioned with a bateau neckline accented with a seed pearl design, long sleeves outlined with seed pearls, and a full skirt falling into a train, A braided satin tiara will hold her full-length tulle veil in place. She will carry a French bouquet of gardenias and stephanotis centered with a white orehid. ’ a = =» uy Miss Sara Jean Wells, the bride's twin sister, will be the maid of honor, and bridesmaids will be another sister, Miss Margaret Ellen Wells, and the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Walker Downing. The attendants will be dressed alike in white net frocks styled with dropped shoulders, cape collar effects, fitted basques and full skirts accented with tiers of ruffles and soft bows. They will wear ivy bands in their hair. The maid of honor will carry an arm bouquet of white gladioli, white peonies and American Beauty roses, and the bridesmaids wil] carry Picardy gladioli. Mr. Downing will be the best man and ushers will be Gerald H. Rutherford of Chicago, Richard Phipps, Union City; James Wiley, John Robert Fulton, James Crooks and Wallace Yakey. A reception in the erystal ballroom of the Marott hotel will follow the ceremony. The couple will leave for New York with the bride traveling in a black and white print crepe frock with black accessories and an corsage. They will live in Bloomington.

Miss Dorothy Louise Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson, 5617 College ave., and Jack Dale Yoder will be married June 14. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence B. Yoder, 4612 Guilford ave. Miss Wilson attends Butler university where she is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Yoder recently was discharged from the navy after 32 months’ service.

Mr. and Mrs, Edward Washburn Kellogg, 5307 ‘E. 10th st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Hall Kellogg, and

William Park Matthias, son of Mrs. William Matthias, South Hadley, Mass. Miss Kellogg is a senior at Smith college. Mr. Matthias was graduated from Williston academy, Easthampton, Mass., and Amherst college.

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin

Redeemer Lutheran church.

D. R. Sumner To Be Married

In a double-ring service at 3:30) p. m. tomorrow, Miss Martha Louise| Davis will become the bride of Dale Richman Sumner. The Rev, William H. Eifert will read the vows in the English Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer.

Miss Davis is the daughter of] Mrs. Herschel H. Davis, 5111 Kings- |

Mary Catherine Stair to Become Bride

GOWNED IN IVORY SATIN, Miss Mary Catherine Stair will become: the bride of John F. Wild ITI in a ceremony at 4:30 p. m. today in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Dr. George Arthur , Frants, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will.read the VOWS, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Clement Stair and the bridegroom’s mother is Mrs. F, F. Wild Jr. The ceremony will ‘be read before a background of palms and rhododendron foliage. There will be an altarpiece of ivory stocks, white peonies and white gladioli with the same flowers garlanding a pair of seven-way candelabra. Clusters of white peonies and rhododendron foliage will decorate the aisleway. Entering with her father, the bride will wear an ivory satin n made with a high neckline, accented with a small tailored Sollar and an undercollar of Chantilly lace. The dress will have [ley ary S84 the Bilegioom 11 the puffed sleeves and a peplum of Chantilly lace which was part of *l cleveian d Io erly of 1ndianapolis Mrs. Stair's wedding dress. ’ Hl A satin looped petal tiara will hold the bride's two-tiered Attendants’ Frocks fingertip veil and she will wear Chantilly lace mitts. Her flowers The bride's. atiehdants will bel will be white orchids, stephanotis and white sweetpeas, encircled dressed alike in white marquiset| - with tufts of net and antique lace. with ‘eyelet bodices and full skirts, |. | se ." and will wear fresh flowers in their| * Miss Jula Ann Hartley, maid of honor, will wear yellow net hair. Miss Kathryn Hill, maid of] over falllé taffeta, made with dropped shoulder effect and puffed honor, will carry a white Bible] sleeves, She will wear an open-crown bonnet trimmed with faille topped with wine carnations, and| streamers and aqua flowers. Her bouquet will be clusters of aqua- Miss Lynn Sumner, Cleveland, sis- | tinted gardenias, pansies and yellow roses with a frill of aqua net. ter of the bridegroom, and Miss| The bridesmaids, Mrs. Harry Sharpnack of Chicago, and Miss Millicent Gemmer, bridesmaids, will | Nancylou Fullenwider, will be dressed alike in aqua faille taffeta carry white Bibles topped with blue | . and will wear aqua bonnets trimmed with yellow streamers dnd delphinium. flowers. They will carry yellow roses, yellow-tinted gardenias, pan- Gretchen Schafer, flower girl, wilt] H: Ruschhaupt and Mr. and Mrs, Cowan, all of sies and magenta stock blossoms. All the attendants will have | wear a long white ‘marquiset frock | Indianapolis. The bride-to-be attended Central matching net mitts. |and carry a basket of flowers. | Normal college. Mr. Cowan recently was dis-

R. Roberts wili be best man and ushers will be Mr. Sharp- | 3 vhs . ne - Austin Rinne. A reception will be held in a home > Given in marriage by her uncle,|- charged after three years’ military service. Dr. J. O. Thayer, the bride will wear |

bride's nts and the couple will leave on a trip to North the bri pate P P a puffed sleeved gown of embossed |

Gatling. For traveling the bride Will wear an oyster white gabardine white marquiset with shirred bodice Vi rgin ia Lee Ma rtin and li Da w

Martha Davis, | |

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Doyle, 711 E. 25th st., have announced the approaching marriage of their daughter, Charlotte Ann, and Robert Lee Garing, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles W. Garing, 2455 College ave. The wedding ceremony will be read on June 15 in the St. Joan of Arc Cathalic church. !

A June 10 ceremony will unite Miss Mary Kathryn Ruschhaupt and Albert M. Cowan Jr. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.

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suit with a black coat and: black and white accessories. She will ; ice | wear a white orchid corsage. The couple's at-home address will be - jad Tl st. Jee French Huston; 7 1 te. veil will fall from a stephanotis| 3 ; . : : the Piccadilly apalmems ET = | halo and her white Bible will be W ill Exchange Vows Ton ight In Ch urch R 1te

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stephanotis.

Trip to Witt msburg

and 5 ! Miss Virginia Lee Martin will become*the bride of Lt. Jack C. Daw

in a candlelight service at 8 p. m. today in the First Presbyterian church Dr. George Arthur Frantz will read the single-ring ceremony.

In a ceremony at 9 o'clock this morging in St. Catherine of Sienna Joan M.

McKee Chapel Is the Scere.

’ Sunrran. Ehrials « ar Ne nae : oe CC. enon a | Catholic church, Miss of Porter-Larabee Rite | SE ore Sides wil be bes! Jan, Parenis of the couple ate Mr, and Mss. Clatenge. R, Marat, 2027 x Springman gbecame the bride of ! e Harry Le Bien, Delaware st., and Mr, and Mrs. James A. Sylvester. The Rt. Rev.

Thomas Stump and Daniel Davis. After a reception in the bride's

The Rev. Harry R. Mercer read the vows at 2 p. m. today uniting H. Daw, Los Gatos, Cal 'njor James M. Downey heard the

Field Day Is Held ashen

Entering with her father, the

Miss Jean Larabee and Herbert Knowlton Porter. The ceremony was home. th Ie will leav o) ~ i VOWS, in the McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, vedo tm le ve on alAt Park School bride will wear a beige wool suit| Parents of the couple are Mr. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles Larabee, 5347 College ave., | 8p 0 Yasingion ah The Park school field day was “ith brown accessories and anand Mrs. A. W. Springman, 1229

: | Williamsburg, Va. The bride willl land th groom's | ’ : : jorchid corsage. jane bons ing H. Porter, Cham. | 3% in a gray Slieer dress ii hed today with a picnic at 12:30 5rayerhook, {blue accessories and a corsage of p m, A father and son baseball i paign, Ill | artes i {P Sisters Attendants The matron of honor, Mrs. RichGiven in marriage by her brother, Hite roses. They will be at home game and the Park-Culver base-

Miss Blessing > in Indianapolis pe : . ard Dugan, and the bridesmaid, Frank W. Larabee, the bride wore a| Both DD { Sridepr {ball game were played this aft-| Miss Martin will be attended bY miss Dorothy Springman, sisters of white lace and tulle gown and a! e ana Drigegroom ernoon

’ I : Z eieipy 0 Be W C ttend : i her sisters as matron and maid of {he pride, wore frocks fashioned fingertip veil of illusion. trimmed attended Butler university, Where On the mothers’ committee in honor. Mrs: Max White will wear a alike of blue and pink dotted swiss, The Rev. Marvin Blessing, Green with valley lilies. Sine carried," was a Meutber of Pi Beta Phi charge of the picnic were Mesdames | platinum gabardine suit with pink ctvied with dropped shoulders, fitted castle, will read the double-ring | Stephanotis centered with orchids.| Cr.) And he was a Sigma Nu/Norman Baxter, Fiske Landers, accessories and a gardenia and pink|podices and full skirts. service uniting his sister, Lois, Mrs. Robert Nagel of Cham-

fraternity member. {Herbert E. Wilson, E. J. Bennett, carnation corsage. . Flora Headdresses Irene, and Frederick H. C. Hoeltke | Palgn, her sister's matron of honor,

She will carry a|Hoefgen st. and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sylvester, 1215 E. Ohio st.

in charge of

Miss Ann Heidenreich's approaching marriage to Leonard R. Reed Jr. has been announced by

345 Buckingham dr. The prospective bridegroom's father is of 3419 Winthrop ave, The marriage ceremony will be read on June | in the

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| Is Read in Sweeney Chapel

A reception in the home of the bride's parents followed the marriage, at 3:30 p. m. today, of Miss Martha Louise Armstrong and L. Harold

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F. Heidenreich, daughter, Miss

Truax Johnston

SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1946

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P. H. Ho photo.

Dr. and Mrs; Charles C. Josey, 30! Buck-

ingham dr., announce the engagement of their

Elizabeth Bruce Josey, to Logan Jr., son of Mr." and Mrs. Johne

ston, Middletown, O. Miss Josey will be gradu. ated from Butler university next month and Mr,

Johnston is attending Yale university.

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Ceremony Uniting L. Harold Burr And Martha Louise Armstrong

Burr, The ceremony was read by Dr.

5779 N. Pennsylvania st, and Mr. Burr is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern H. Burr, Stratford, Conn.

made with a sweetheart neckline accented with an embroidered seed | pearl design: long sleeves, and a full skirt and train,

Pastel Frocks

Bridegroom's Attendants

The attendants’ dresses were | fashioned alike in taffeta, with] | fitted bodices, buttons down the {front, cap sleeves and full skirts. | They wore matching mitts and carried hand bouquets of pansies {and baby ivy. : | Leslje Dold of Marion was the] best man and ushers were Jack | Lewis, William Ransdall and Dan| |Langell. After the reception the] {couple left for a wedding trip, the bride wearing a moss green suit, | brown accessories and a mixed garden flower corsage. . They will live near Martinsville for the summer,

the bride wore a white satin gown |

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‘Shower Honors . Mary E. Prater

A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Mary Elizabeth Prater was | given last night by Mrs. | Prater, 4628 Hillside ave.

| Prater will be married Paris at 8:30 p.m, next Friday in

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Given in marriage by her father, |

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Logan Hall, pastor of the Meridian

Street Methodist church, in Sweeney chapel at Butler university. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Armstrong,

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Rev. Fr. Ross Ofticiates At Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Donald "Ralph Thompson are on a wedding trip following their marriage at 10 a. m, today in St. Philip Neri .Catholie church. The Rev. Fr. Charles Ross officiated.

The bride, the former Miss Eliza« beth Jean Lance, is the daughter of Mrs. Oscar P. Lance, 3717 Orchard st, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Elise Thompson, 3536 N, Meridian st, and Nile Thompson, 3109 E. Michigan st.

Bridal Gown

An ivory lace gown, made with a sheer yoke, wide lace bertha and a flared skirt and train, was worn by the bride. She had a two-tiered illusion veil falling from a lace Juliet cap and carried white roses and snapdragons. Miss Phyllis Jean Ferguson, maid of honor, was dressed-in pink brocaded satin and net. She woré a braided coronety of pink net with a_short veil and carried Briarcliff roses and blue delphinium,

Breakfast Held

The best man was Guy W, White« side and ushers were Ronald An drews and George L. Thompson. A wedding breakfast .was held at Cifaldi's before the couple left for { Cincinnati. The bride wore a gray

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The couple will be at home a$ | 2422 Brookside pkwy.

IP. E. Grinslade and Leflie S. Lee. Miss Claribel Martin has chosen They wore matching mitts and at 8 p. m. today in Friedens Evan-' Was dressed in blue mousseline de’

The fathers the a pink wool suit, gray accessories] gelical and Reformed church. {sole and wore a halo of yellow| Parents of the couple are Mr. stephanotis. She carried a nosegay | and Mrs, A. M. Blessing, Pittsboro, of yellow stephanotis and yellow | and. Mr, and Mrs. Prederick| O° Hoeltke, 3506 Bluff rd.

To Live in Michigan !

Entering with her father, the] The best man was Mr. Nagel and, bride will wear a gown of white Ushers were Thomas A. Larabee, |

Hunt Officers Named. |

New officers of the Traders -Point|y, Allen, Charles Greathouse and

{father and son game were Dr. Paul and a gardenia and rose corsage.

Max White will be best man, and

Hunt elected late this week include paul C. Denny, lower school: J. A.| Russell White, George Downey and

Charles Mayer, H. Wemmer, vice president; Louis Wilson, Schwitzer Jr. treasurer, ford Danner, secretary,

junior school, and Fred and Bur-|Cline, Alex L. Taggart Jr. and Mr.

| Grinslade, junior’ varsity,

president; William | Hogshire Jr., E. E. Griffin and Mr.| Edmund W. Martin will be ushers.

California Trip

After a reception in the home of the bride's parents, the couple will

carried miniature baskets of pastel | ‘garden flowers. Clusters of the} same flowers were worn in their| hair, | | "A white lace-over-Duchess satin | | gown, made with a boat neckline, | cap sleeves and a full skirt extend- | ing into a long train, was chosen

the North Methodist church, The bride-to-be | daughter of Paul Henderson, 5865 Rosslyn ave, and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr, and | Mrs, James Paris, Franklin,

is the grand-|

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F rost-W heeler Vows Read

Vows were exchanged by Mise

Guests at the shower were Mes- Mary Elizabeth Wheeler and Roy

marquiset with fitted bodice, full] the bride's brother; W. W. Merrill | skirt, and train. e | Harold W, Minert and Robert

Her full-length illusion veil will Braun.

by the bride. She wore matching lace mitts and carried a bouquet of white

leave on a wedding trip to California. They will be at home in Los Gatos after June 9

Dance Planned at Country Club

the bridegroom, will be maid of in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. wy honor, She has chosen a full-skirted | —————————— gown of blue marquiset and a bou-! quet of pink roses.

Wearing bouffant gowns of yellow

Gibson-Alfke "net, the bridesmaids, Mrs. Pred > . epee Si Butar sat sim swine satin] Wedding Today, 2

Wilbur Langhorst will he best man, and ushers will be Paul Sjess- A

for the immediate families and

| Rite Followed By Breakfast

The St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic church was the scene of he marriage of Miss Anna Maxine

Winds after the ceremony and a reception was given this afternoon in the home of the bride's parents. The bride wore a blue wool dressmaker suit with white accessories at-home address will be 3718 N Capitol ave,

single-ring ceremony united ¥

Ine, Beech Grove, brother of the Miss Hazel Alfke and William R Beckner and Gordon J. Ransdell AGRON ) na i Becker, Gibson at 3:30 p. m. today in the § 10 um. today. The Rev, Pr 1 A reception at the bride. R. J. Hostetter read the ceremony. Installation Planned

groom's home, the couple will leave home of Miss Alfke's parents, Mr on a motor trip south. The bride And Mrs. Walter D. Alfke, 2243 will travel in a gray gabardine suit| Broadway, with black patent accessories and, The Rev. Victor Hargitt, pastor of an orchid corsage. {the . New Jersey Street Methodist | : The couple will be at home after church, heard the VOWS. May 30 with the bridegroom's| Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white | satin and net styled with a fitted | % bodice and full skirt falling into a| #

| Wardell-McD Cc ermott train. Her fingertip illusion veil

Ceremony Tonight was attached to a satin tiara, and

An wedding ceremony at she carried white roses centered 3 Jeformal inthe Third Chris- With an orchid. : tian church will unite Miss Mar- | Maid of Honor 1 Lucinda McDermott and Miss Frances Hamlin, Ft. Lauder00d W Wardell The Rev. A. C.| dale, Fla, was maid of honor. : rool | Dressed in a full-skirted bl Parents of the couple are Mr, and|of satin and lod pink ht A net, she carried pink Jesse W. McDermott, Sr, 1632 roses. James Gibson was his brothi nd Mrs. Frances Crouch, | er's best man, - ; , "Troy ave. After a rece i 1 ption in the home of ! ‘attendants will be Mr, and| the bride's parents the coupl i ’ { Jr. A reception|on a short wedding trip THe % wl . “bride's parents’ home will! wore a powder blue gaba din ae ceremony. | white accessories ar d a arene ps 1d an orchid The couple, will pe at A at home at #32 N. Gladstone ave, after June 15

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Beckner, 912 E. Ravmond st., and Mr, and Mrs. Peter J. Ransdell, ave, are the bridegroom's parents. i 9 i y : Enters With Father Tia ¢ pr pa Escorted by her father, the bride ris ; £4 hi wore a candlelight satin gown, made with lace insertions, and a fai trom: illusion veil which cas-

By Sorority

Installation of officers will be held

3 fraternity of Indiana university, at Mrs. Richard H. Mohr, 5832 Evanston ave.

neman, Rushville, president;

aded from a crown of seed pearls. he ‘carried a white prayerbook topped with white roses and an orchid. Mrs. Francis Toner, matron of honor, and Miss Kathryn Wuensch, bridesmaid, were dressed alike in| pink and blue brocaded satin made y | with three-quarter length sleeves {and full skirts, Colonial Bouquets They carried colonial bouquets of | carnations and garden flowers and wore matching headpieces. The best man was Willlam A. Michaelis and ushers were Darrel L. Ransdell, Warren Bogart an "Robert Wonnell. A wedding break-| of Beta chapter,

Geraldine Turk, Irene Faust, chaplain, Margaret Smith Erk, chancellor.

secretary,

Frances Neal will be initiated

sity School of Law.

Sorority to Mark 25th Birthday

Delta Alpha Gdmma sorority wil celebrate the 25th

|a dinner tonight in the

eremony. ’ Department club,

Anniversary Party |mpents.

The 55th wedding anniversary of |

Mrs. Nancy Taylor wil ored on her 04th birth Tonides afternoon and evening in the home of her daughter, Mrs, Laura E. Ray. | {3608 N. Meridian st, There sre no, invitations, sa \

"Mesdames William B, Cooley, Louise Sparks and Guy E. Morrison {lft to right) are assisting, with plans he Memorial day mgisgonte 58 Sod Turley op Indianapdlis Country club, breakfast in the Barnes cafe. _

1444 N., Wallace st, wil

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1450 Standish! by Phi Delta Delta, women's legal |

4 p. m. tomorrow in the home of

The officers are Miss Helen MinMiss Fern Brown, vice president; Miss Mrs. and Mrs.

Tea will be served and Miss

Pledge services also will be held. | Guests will include several women students from the Indiana univer-

anniversary of| 4! Alpha chapter, the 10th anniversary | and will initiate fast in the Homestead followed the 12 members of Gamma chapter "| Woman's Mrs. Harry 8. club will entertain the seniors of Dayton, wore a similar suit with Havens is in charge of arrange- |

dames Paris, Maurice Rivers, ‘Fara { York, Delmas McConnell, Sam | Blue, James McKay, Blanche Jack-

fall from a crown of starched lace, A reception was held in the home RT Miss Martin was graduated from gladioli. Her fingertip illusion veil| on, A. J. Westerfield and Homer and she will carry a shower bouquet Of the bride's sister, Mrs. 8. W. Western college, Oxford, O., and Lt.|fell from a half-hat trimmed with Allen. Misses Martha Patterson, of white roses centered with an MC¢Williams, 5859 N. Oxford st. os Daw attended San Diego State col-| white stock. Jeanette Fleener, Ida Locké, Doroorchid. { The couple left on a wedding lege, Cal. He is on terminal leave| William Sylvester, the Motor Trip South [op Wilh 118 beige ayeling in 2 after serving three and a half years/ groom's brother, was the best man Shere, Helen Jackson and Doris ; suit worn with TI Olas tv ennett. Miss Mildred Hoeltke, sister of|brown accessories. They will live a A A ore and pan

| bridal party was held at Whispering | Speedway Ball

At 1LAC.

{ Reservations are being made fo

apolis Athletic club to be held Wednesday in the club ballroom.

the “Speedway ball” of the Indian-|

iL. Prost Jr. at 9 a. m, today in the | Holy Cross Catholic church. The | Rev. Fr. Ambrose Sullivan read the | ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs, {Gertrude Wheeler, 232 Parkview

bride- | thy Overfield, Ruth Hamp, Agnes ave, and the bridegroom's mother

is Mrs. Elmer Enright, 5450 E. 10th st. Breakfast Held Entering with her uncle, William Enright, the bride wore a white frosted ' marquiset ‘gown, long mare quiset mitts and ‘a fingertip illue sion veil, She carried lilies. Mrs. Paul McDowell, her aunt

ri and only attendant, was dressed in

taffeta and net and wore |matching lace mitts, She carried spring flowers. Mr. McDowell was the best man,

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Louie. Lowe and his orchestra will! A wedding breakfast at the Shef~

| play for dancing beginning at 9:30 p.m. Supper will be served from | 10 p. m, until midnight. Among those who will entertain parties at the ball are Mrs. Grace Wolfard, Miss Marilyn Beinforde, Miss Ruth Beard, Frank O. Heiny sohn, Kenneth Adair, William Nixon, George Davis, Ed Pritchard, A. L. Clark, E. E. Clark, George Biggar, A. L. Perkins, Fred HofIman, Lowell S. Fisher, Ray E. Smith .and Wilbur Shook. Others will be Clarence Irish, David Burton, Thomas J. Farrell, Dr, Frank Goode, Buford Cadle, Dr. W. A. Kemper, Lindon A. Bailey, John Zuber, D, 8S. Kromer, W. R. Bolles, Rudolph Stempfel, E, E. Rodger, William E. Mohler, H. J. Secoy and Richard Crane. A “Victory” dinner-dance will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m, Thurs1| day in the new dining room of the club.

Luncheon Tuesday The Kappa Alpha Theta Mbthers’

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the active chapter and their mothers at a 1 p. m. luncheon Tuesday

Mr, and Mrs. Alonzo McOonahay, | Hagee, and Beta presiden’ is Mrs, | house. Mrs, William J. Schumacher cele-| Robert Hancock. Patronesses of the iis hostess chairman, assisted by home, the couple left on s motor

brated tomorrow with a family new chapter are Mrs. E. M. Costin Mrs. Albert Davis and Mrs, Adolph

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| field inn followed the ceremony and {a reception was held this aftere {noon in thé home of the bride's { mother. Traveling Costume The couple will go to Chicago with the bride traveling in a gray

sult worn with black accessories, She will wear a white carnation corsage.

They will be at- home with the bridegroom's mother.

Mary ‘Ann Catellier Becomes Bride

Vows uniting Miss Mary Ann Catellier and George N. Hudson Jr, were read at. 3:30 p. m. today iw the rectory of St. Francis de Sales Catholic church. The Rev. Pr, Joseph Vollmer officiated.

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cessories and a corsage of yellow roses were worn by the bride. Her only attendant, Mrs. Earl Raible,

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The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles J, Catellier, 2202 § parents live at 2924 N. Butler ave, °, A gray gabardine suit, black ace ¥

navy accessories and a vari-colored

corsage, Norbert G. Catellier was

The Alpha president is Miss Mary |ifi the Butler university chapter the best man,

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M 2:00~8alon Hou 2: 15--8alon Hou

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2 45—~Na Wom | 3:00 3 ; 8.30~Composer’ 45 Ci