Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1946 — Page 16

Service Will Be Read In All Souls ‘Church

Mr. and Mrs, Howard Rhodes, $444 N. Pennsylvania st. wyounios the approaching marriage of fimugbles, Shirley, to Robert Boaz, son of Mr. and Mrs, Burling Boas, 221 E. Tist st. The ceremony will be read at 4:30 p. m. Sunday, June in All Souls Unitarian church. » » - Mrs. Charles Sullivan -and Mrs. Gene Borneman will entertain with a miscellaneous shower Saturday night In honor of Miss Clarice Mauck. The party will be in Mrs. Borneman's home, 3205 Guilford ave.

Miss Mauck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Clarence W. Mauck, 3524 N. Rural st, will be married at 3:30 oO p. m. Sunday, June 23, to Harry § © L Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Harry N. Sullivan, 3570 N. Keystone ave. The ceremony will be in the Central Avenue Methodist church. i Miss Lila June Lotko, the bride- | to-be’s codfisin, Chicago, will be i maid of honor and bridesmaids will : be Miss Mary Alice Hendricks and } © Miss Dorothy Haefling, The best © man will be the prospective bridegroom's brother, Charles A. Sullivan. " » n The marriage of Miss Hannah Jane Steel and Davidson B. Mc- : Kibbin was read at 7 p. m. Satur1 »day in the chapel of the First Pres- § | byterian church. Dr. George Arthur {© Pranz officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. James W. Steel, E. New York st, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Davidson B. McKibbin, 401 E. 56th st. .The bride's only aftéendarit was Miss Dorothy White and the best man was John H. Elam, After Saturday the bride and bridgegroom will live in Chicago, where Mr. McKibbin will attend the University of

New members of the Junior auxiliary to the Indianapolis Day Nursery announced this week include (left to right, front row) Mrs. Kirkwood Yockey, Miss Anne: Shaw Davis, Miss Ann McGinnis, Mrs. Donald A. Morrison Jr., Miss Kathryn Gartland and (left to Sarat Moriarty and Miss Margaret right, rear row) Miss Ann Spiegel, Mesdames John A. Hare, Peter

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Miss Keating Names Bridal Attendants

Miss Julia Frances Keating, whose approaching marriage to Robert L. Ross has been announced, will have her sister, Mrs, Kenneth W. Underhill, as her matron of honor. The wedding will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in St, Philip Neri Catholic church. Bridesmaids wil be Miss Mary Manley and Mrs. Frederick Pothast and the flower girl will be Mary Ann Fillenwarth, niece of the bride-to-be. James Ross, brother of the prospective bridegroom, will be the best man and ushers will be

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Parties at Town and Country Clubs Will Round Out Holiday Observance

DINNER PARTIES AND DANCES tonight in town and country clubs will provide a finale for the Memorial day celebration. At the Indianapolis Country club a buffet supper and dance ‘are on the schedule. Among reservations for the event are those of Messrs. and Mesdames James S. Rogan, E. S. Retter, 0. W. Eisenlohr, Richard J. McDuffee, Guy E. Morrison, William L. O'Connell and William B. Cooley. Others planning to enfertain guests are Messrs. and Mesdames Harold M. Emlein, Frank W. Baron, W. A. Miskimen, Ray N. Peterson, William B. Garland, Floyd J. Meeker, Duane A. Nelles, O. A. Birr, Kevin D. Brosnan, C. Bruce McConnell, William W. Guitteau, Harrison Eiteljorg, Denver W, Swanson, Robert C. Hurt, Morris Crain, O. H. Wilhelm, Edward B. Raub, Edgar Rogers, Albert H. Kahler, William Higburg, Don A. McMahill, Ford H. Kaufman, James K. Owen and James M. Drake,

Additional reservations have been made by Mr, and Mrs. Buford M. Cadle, Clayton; Chester G. Pike, Plainfield; "Edward B. Raub Jr, William F. Wiggins, Russell J. Ryan Jr, Donald H. MacLeod, Louis O. Rainier, James O. Birr, Dr. and Mrs Frank B. Ramsey and William 8S. Ramey.

Buffet Dinner at Woodstock

RESERVATIONS FOR PARTIES at the Woodstock club's buffet dinner tonight have been made by J. K. Lilly Sr, Russell Fortune 8r., Alex Thompson, Dr. J. Jerome Littell, Charles N. Smith, Russell Sullivan, E. C. Barrett, Volney Brown, Alex Taggart, Orland A. Church, Larry Willson, Thomas A. Kaufman, Charles O. Roemler and Erwin C. Stout, Others who will entertain parties are Mesdames Samuel L. Shank, John Hollett, William Shefer, Louis H. Haerle, R. W. Boozer and F. W. Dunn. Dintier will be served from 6:30 to 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller will be in charge of entertainment, * » ~ ” “ » Reservations for dinner parties tonight at Meridian Hills Country club include those made by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Heflelfinger, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kerr, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lochry, Mrs. Ray Briggs,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arensman, Mrs. William MeGuire and Dr. and Mrs. William E. Gabe,

Columbia Club Dinner-Dance

MORE THAN 300 RESERVATIONS have been made for the dinner-danoce to be held at the Columbia club tonight. Those who will entertain parties are N, A. Waters, J. M. Tucker, Edwin G, White, A. O. Francescon, Fred E Daniel, P. 0. Neidlinger, O. O. Stevens, F. L. Williamson, John E Steeg, A. T. Wallace, O. E. Ruston, W. B. Elliott, Dr. E. Rogers Smith, R. B. Stebbing, H. D. Ellis, I. D. Kelpy, Col. Roscoe Turner and Mrs. Bert Weedon.

A victory dinner-dance at the Indianapolis Athletic clsb tonight will be held in the club's new dining room,

The Hillorest Country club will have a buffet supper following its flag golf tournament today,

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St. Francis Guild To Meet Tuesday

will meet Tuesday in the hospital with Mrs. Henry Gardner as officer of the day. Assisting will be Mrs. William Obergfell and Mrs. Edward Dunn, Mrs. Edward Trimpe will preside. The hostess for the covered-dish luncheon will be Mrs. ©. Wolirhaye.

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Club Women Asked to Aid Greek Relief

Times Special ‘CHICAGO, May 30.—The General Federation of Women's Clubs is appealing to club women throughout the nation to help clothe 30,000 children in Greece. Short lengths of material to be used in making garments for thése destitute children are being solicited in an effort to relieve suffering. Materials particularly needed are ong and three-fourths to four yards of 39-inch cotton fabric; one and one-half to three yards of 35-inch cotton flannel; one to one and onehalf yards of 35-inch unbleached muslin; two to three yards of 54inch woolen material, and seveneighths yard of heavy cotton or wool. Because of trade restrictions, no silk or rayon material can be sent. Individuals or club groups wishing to contribute are asked to send material by June 13 to the General Federation of Women's Clubs, Column of Cloth for Children of Greece, in care of the Stevens hotel, Chicago, where the G. F. W. C. convention will be held June 17 to 21. 5 #8 Mrs. W. H. Lykins, Covington, president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, ‘and Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, president of the I. F. C.’s seventh district, have issued appeals to state and district club women to back the G. BF. W. C.’s plea to help clothe Greek children.

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Miss Baumeister

Miss Norma Baumeister will be the honor guest at a kitchen shower to be given tothorrow night by Mrs. Kurt Schmidt and Mrs. Herbert Baumeister in the former's home, | 4444 Broadway. Miss Baumeister will be married to Allen Stoltzmann on June 8 in the Trinity Lutheran! church. : f Guests tomorrow will include Mrs. E. H. Baumeister and Miss Ruth | Baumeister, mother and sister of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Robert Thurs ton, Zionsville; Mrs. Fred Armitdge, Mrs. Alvin Eickhoff Jr., Misses Ruth |Hamp, Violet Condore, Aloyse Hen-

son, Dorothy Schumacher, Jeanne | Clancy, Dorothy Pyle and Bettie Osternage.

Personals

Charles William Compton Jr. and | Meid Compton entertained guests| in two boxes at the Speedway race today. They included Lt. Col. and Mrs. John T. Compton, Seattle; Marcus Klitschen, San Juan, Cal.; Miss Virginia Axton, Denver; Robert Carver, Cleveland. | Clark Hamlin, Néw York; Robs] ert Brock, New Albany; Mr. and] Mrs. Edward Brown, Pendleton, and Miss Mary Ann Compton. The| visitors are house guests of the | hosts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles|

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