Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1946 — Page 22

Roy Bry Nuptials Will Be Read| By Rev. O. A. Trinkle A doubiesing service at 8:30 p.m.

today in the Englewood Christian church will unite Miss Shirley L.

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Rev. Fr. Sahm To Read Vows Tomorrow C. J. Murray to Wed ‘Miss Betty Brown

A wedding breakfast at Catherine’s restaurant will follow the marriage of Miss Betty B. Brown and Charles James Murray tomor-

row, The Rev. Fr. Edwin Sahm will read the ceremony at 9:30 a. m. in the St. Joan of Are Catholic

James and Roy Bryan Jr, The Rev, O. A. Trinkle will read the VOWS, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Lester James, 1433 N, Grant ave, and Mrs. Adeline Bryan, 1115 N. Shannon ave. a Miss Jacqueline Maddox, maid of |" ? honor, will wear a bouffant gown M P. Luki marquiset. The brides- r. and Mrs. H. P. Lukins, of Sieh Feo 2605 N, Kessler blvd. announce

maids, Misses Mildred and Catherine Spicer, will be gommed Fo- the engagement of their daughspectively in pink and blue, ter, ¥ ks Ellen, to Alfred E. : Crandall, son of Mrs, Gertrude

Tuters With Putter Lookebill, 3338 Foltz sh. The wedding will be June 22 in the Flackville Methodist church.

The bride is the sister of Mrs. Mary L. Hadfield, 2640 EB. 40th st. : and the bridegroom is the son of i » : Mrs. Helen Murray, 930 Parker ave. 4 © PH, Ho phot fa onl by watson » PH ‘ wn of honor, n pea Mrs. Lillian J. Mathers, Mil Miss Ethelda Keiter is the net. Her flowers will be delphinium, house rd., announces the mar- bride-to-be of Donald M. Tay- |roses, iris and gardenias: riage of her daughter, Miss lor, 422 N. Chester st. They Bridal Bown . Nelda Thomas, to Walter R. will be married June 23 in the Ths bridesmaid, Mrs. Mary Rose Cain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvington Methodist church. |Kimbley, will wear powder blue. Glenn L. Cain, High School rd. Miss Keiter's parents are Mr, |She will have a small white hat and Mrs. Benjamin H. Keiter,

i i bouquet like the. The wedding was May 3 in and will carry a Shelbyville. 5835 Oak ave. matron of honor’s.

Entering with her brother, Ralph Brown, the bride will wear a white satin-and-net gown made with a sweetheart neckline and long sleeves. She will have ‘a fingertip illusion veil and will carry red roses centéred with a white orchid. * To Live Here Jacqueline Brown, the bride's niece, will be the flower girl. She {will wear a white net frock and

nations and delphinium,

bide il ve whit marque and Breakfast at the Athletic Club |G. G. Hoback, rin er Tongro vat wil il Will Follow Ceremony Uniting [Miss Malcom Miss Achgill and Paul Lechner (Will Be Wed

from a crown of seed pearls, and her bouquet will be of white carnations, roses and stephanotis, An informal ceremony at 7:30

Trip to Chicago In a ceremony at § a. m. tomorrow in the St. Catherine of Sienna : Robert yard will be theybest man, gatholic church, Miss Mary Ann Aceall wil betome oo rade Pau 0 30. today wil unite Miss DOMOULY | (TEiGarry a Froth soaked and ushers will be Warren James, A. Lechner. The Very Rev, Msgr, August R. Fussenegger will officiate. |, “4 ng ane ap BD Gon. | Petals. brother of the bride, and Fred Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Achgill, 921 Brad- | Ry a a ooarse. wi The best man will be Albert Kelly Armitag phion. in. the bride's bury ave, and Mr, and Mrs. J. Albert Lechner, 1232 E. Tabor st. |e "of the bride's parents, Mr, Murray, the bridegroom's brother, After on in s OF ; 5, home ol enn will leave ch a ang — ar_lathe, Ske bride will wear an ivory satin gown | hd Mrs, Carl Malcom, 614 Congress and Sghers 2 be William Daley ) 8 ’ AVE. (and Robert tz. A reception will cage. Te Wy de sre and 4 train. Her fingertip illusion mony and a Feception will be 1eld|* ie ride will wear a Whits wool\be eld ts the ott home, a suit with brown acces-| Cl wi fall arom al Oaite Dios In oe howe 3 the bride's parents sui; with pink and white accessories| For the wedding trip, the bride Som are, Wi Jeary rom 4: p.m. od- [20d an orchid corsage. Her at-|will wear a pink mesh dress with i Series, couple will be at home with |T%% and stephanotis, centered] The couple will leave on a wed- tendant, Mrs, George Ridgeway, has pink and brown sc ton. at. the bridegroom's mother after next| Vith an orchid. ne tHD With the bride Wearing chien a Black Wool Suit, Hits aa. |r ts be 1118 Park ave Prida Miss Elreda M. Achgill, her sis-|navy blue dress with white and cessories and a gardenia corsage. . >. ter’s maid of honor, will wear aqua navy accessorfes and an orchid Hilliard Hoback will be his brother's

Sr eu———t————————— (Advertmenienth lace and net. Her flowers will be |corsage. best man. Review Club P rogram

roses and she will wear roses in her A reception will be held in the] The Book Review club will meet WH your shin] Dootors ool It Se BA %

hair, Malcom home. fat 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Block's ® Meta /Siven

Mr. Hoback is the son of Mr. and auditorium. Mrs. Kathryn Turney Mrs, Frank Hoback, 1220 College Garten will review “The Life of the THE USE OF cornbread to preshortcake for creamed net frock and will carry a basket Pale 2 9

lave, {Hart.,” (Winwar), of garden flowers. Victor S8ahm Jr, [ground beef and liver is timely and

another cousin of the bride, will be makes an excellent combination. the ring bearer. Everytime we have cornbread these Reception Planned days we are helping that much st, nes. Je Bion wu» ip more to extend the wheat supply, » n 5 Kraeszig, John Hendricks, James Hall and Willlam Gardiner. A wed-| CREAMED GROUND BEEF ding breakfast in the Indianapolis AND LIVER Athletic club will follow the cere- (For Monday dinner) 1; 1b. sliced liver

% 1b. ground beef 1 tsp. lard 1 tsp. salt Dash pepper 3 tbsps. flour 1% c.-milk 1 tbsp. chopped chives Skin liver and remove the tubes. Place the slices in a greased skillet, cover and place in the owen just long enough to heat through. Remove from skillet and grind. Cook ground beef in the skillet with 1 tsp. lard until delicately brown but not hard. Combine liver and beef. Season with salt and pepper. Cover and cook slowly for 10 to fifteen minutes. Blend in flour. Add milk gradually stirring constantly until sauce bolls and becomes thick and smooth. Chopped chives may be added or one small onion may be ground up (with the liver and cooked with the liver and beef if desired. Serve hot jon cornbréad or biscuits. Makes > servings.

Attendants’ Frocks

The bridesmaids, who will be dressed alike in pink lace and net, | will be Misses Mary Margaret Mul- | len, Jo Ann Kraeszig, Florina | Schaefer and Florence Moran. They | will carry pink roses and blue del- | phinium and will wear matching flowers in their hair. The flower girl, Mary Lou Krebs, the bride's cousin, will wear a white

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