Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1946 — Page 18

Date For Wedding k | Rite Will Be June 25 | Wht coud be | In McKee Chapel fo * The setting of a wedding date is i ! wnient of pre-ouptia news. pack with lake- §& Miss Elms the date tor bor| trip clothes Ee tn Ge nse at 2: se p.m. in the McKee chapel of Tab- piece suit in ernacle Presbyterian church. Dr.| seersucker? Mh a wll bo Miss Dolores Beck McClure, maid of honor, wears the shorts - flees June sd Wt Robert | and top trimmed RC DE ug Sumer Ross ll Be vahers, ¥ and has the Mr. and Mrs. nk snas| separate skirt Broadway, and Mr. Conner Is the) handy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Conner, East Delores goes a Orange, N. J. ‘ .' 8 8 +E St. John's he Be a . academy and honored at a cocktail party sunday belongs to the afternoon. ‘The party will be given Gal 4 by Miss Sallie Eaglesfield in her alz an home at 4376 Central ave. The| E G. L. clubs. honor guests will. be married on (Block's. June 22. . Miss Davis and Mes Laren c Reynolds, who has returned to Oe Tl ied with a tea Monday afternoon given by Mrs. John Brant, Traders Point. number of parties have been Miss Dorothy Rote aries Teen Talk— June 20. we nner, Mrs. Margaret Bond to Return party to be given Rammnd| A § Sub-Deb Federation Head; Marott hotel. | . . wel Mrs. Geile Plans to Retire

tonight by enberger, 2712 Manker st., will Miss Charlott Meyer who gill be married to George Newman on June 23. ‘ Guests will include Mesdames Charles McDaniel, Robert Gran, Robert Waddell and William Buckley, Miss Betty Bruner and Miss Roberta Leonard.

Miss Cochrane To Be Guest

Miss Nancy Cochrane will be the honor guest at

a miscellaneous

shower and bridge party to be givTuesday afternoon by Mrs. John R. Hatfield in the home of Mrs.| Hatfield's mother, Mrs. Noble C. Hilgenberg, 5214 Washington blvd.

Mrs. Hilgenberg and Mrs. B. F. Hatfield, Mrs. Hatfield's mother-in-law, will assist. Miss Cochrane will be married June 14 to Peter Hibben Hackleman. Guests at Tuesday's party will be Mrs. H. M. Cochrane and Mrs. Ward Hackleman, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames William Guyton, Frederick Schmidt and B. F. Hatfield Jr, Mrs. Samuel Ransayer of Ligonier, Miss Joan McTurnin of Roanoke and Mrs. Rich- . ard Adams, Bloomington. Other guests will be Misses Pat Gabe, Jean Clancy, Barbara Bran, Patia Maxwell, Marfan Consodine, Dottie Beck, Gloria Atkisson, Marge Ogle, June Ann Goodrich, Anne Sturtevant, Jane Talbott, Susan Taylor, Mary Jane Foerst, Pat Bradley and Mary Kate Lacy.

Wedding Announced

Mr. and Mrs. D: D. Clearwater, 1415 W. 36th st., announce the marriage of their daughter, Jeanne, to Chief Petty Officer John 8. Davis. U. 8. N, son of Mrs. M. C. Davis, Pt. Smith, Ark. The wedding was 7 in Pt. Smith, and the couple home in San Francisco.

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER _ SUB-DEBS of Indianapolis soon will be saying good-bye to their federation director, Mrs. Sally Geile—and saying “welcome back” to Mrs. Margaret R. Bond. : After seven months in the Hi-De-Hole room at Ayres’ as director and adviser for teensters, Mrs. Geile is going to become a full-time

housewife. Event

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Miss Wolff And Her Fiance To Be Feted

Parties Will Precede June 20 Ceremony

Many parties have been planned for Miss Florence Wilson Wolff Thomas Wyatt Binford. The couple will be married June 20 in the home of the bride-to~be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Wolff, Golden Hill Mr. and Mrs. Elias C. Atkins will entertain with a dinner for the couple June 15 in their home, 4344 N. Pennsylvania st. The bride-to-be will be honor guest at a breakfast and soap shower June 16 in the home of Mrs, Mary Binford, 1304 Park ave. the prospective bridegroom’s aunt. Also on June 16 the couple will

Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dean in the Ryans’ country home in Traders Point. Mr, and Mrs. John D. Gould will be hosts for a cocktail party the afternoon of June 17 in their home, 4326 N. Pennsylvania st. That night a buffet picnic supper will be given for the couple by Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kuhn in their home on

A cocktail party will be given June 18 by the prospective bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank L. Binford, 3502 Central ave. That night Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Ruckelshaus will entertain with a dinner in their home in Golden Hill Mr. and Mrs. Wolff will give a bridal dinner for their daughter and her fiance June 19 at the Woodstock club following the wedding rehearsal that afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Daniels, 4171 Washington blvd., entertained Monday with a dinner in their home. Miss Wolff has chosen Mrs. John Lindley of Oneonta, N. Y. as her matron of honor and only attendant for the wedding. Elias C. Atkins IIT will be the best man.

Tudor Seniors Plan Dance Tomorrow

The senior commencement dance of Tudor Hall school will be held at 10 p. m. tomorrow in thé Woodstock club. The event will follow

former school teacher explains, “but I intend to stay at home for good Babes Alumnae. 8 p. m. Fri, Mrs.[°O% : Charles V. O'Brien, 3323 N. Capi- The war post Mss, Foes tol, hostess. Mrs. Joseph B. Snoy, housekeeping plans aller she was honor guest. married—and she came to Ayres {in November, , Now her husband Brookside Garden. 1:30 p. m. Pri|is “home for keeps” after three Mrs. Adelaide Edwards, 3465 N. years in the Service. She plans to LaSalle, hostess. Mrs, Margaret leave about June 15. Andrews, speaker. Heading activities of the subdebbies won't be new to Mrs. Bond Po = IR Bn —she was director of the IndianapE. Stanfield, olis federation for four years and

ale Ws, O {left only last October to become | the National Sub-Deb federation diIndianapolis Woman's. 2:30 DP. M.{yrector for the Ladies Home Journal. Fri. In Propylaeum. Annual re-| pack again, Mrs. Bond will feel

ports. at home greeting the guys and gals in the Hi-De-Hole. | n | Social Situations HOW MANY times have you been in a theater with several giggling girls in front of you making so

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the movie? The wrong way to handle the situation is to say to your companion, in a voice loud enough to be heard by the girls, “I wish those

Party to Fete Miss Elrod girls would shut up.” The right way—find another seat,

Miss Alice R. Elrod will be the|or, if the theater is crowded, lean | forward and tell the girls they are hower |noncr guest 8 3 persone) 8 oe | preventing you from hearing the to be given Tuesday night by Miss gyie (Boys, too, have been known Naomi Sprinkle, 3546 W. Michigan to offend.)

st. Miss Elrod will be married to| — william T. Kimberlin on July 14| Jordan Will Sponsor

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Presbyterian church. Parents of the couple are Mr.| The Jordan conservatory - will and Mrs. Ralph Elrod, 945 W. 35th |sponsor its first post-war graduast, and Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Kim-|tion dance at § p. m. tomorrow in berlin, 957 W. 32d st. Shower guests will include Mesdames Jack Childers, Hal Cox, James Deckert, Sylvan Hendrix, John Main, Ralph Fox and Harold Gregory, Misses Dorothy Hewes, Louise Manville, Norma Noone,| Bill Schmelfeldt, dance chairman, Jean Poland, Dorothea Pfleffer,|is assisted by Miss Colleen Phillips, Ruth Ramsey, Magre Miller and| Miss Elsie Ruth Youth and John Connie Edmonds. | Roebuck.

conferring of degrees tomorrow afternoon in the War Memorial auditorilum. The orchestra of Jules Zinter and Joe Zinkan will provide music.

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commencement exercises in the First Presbyterian church. Arrangements for the dance are being made by Mrs. G. Vance Smith, chairman of the senior parents’ group, and Miss Carolyn Crom, student chairman. | In the receiving line will be Miss Crom, Miss Betty Ann Arensman, senior president; Miss I. Hilda Stewart, school principal; Miss Hazel D. McKee, assistant principal; Miss Joan Murphy, Mrs. Charles F. Arensman and Mrs. Raymond PF. | Crom. Guests at the dance will include seniors and their friends, parents of seniors and faculty members.

Miss Higgs Is Bride

The marriage of Miss Jean Ellen Higgs and Cpl. John J. Pierce is announced by her mother, Mrs. Marie Robinson, 450 Arnolda ave. Cpl. Pierce is the son of Mrs. Valeta Mathews, 218 N. Richland st. The Rev. Ralph O'Dell, Memorial Presbyterian church, read the service on May 30, and a dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Strong, 1534 8. Earl st. The couple is at home at the Richland st. ad-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oe da The St. Vincent Guild Holds Election Meeting

be honored at a picnic supper given | by Mr. and Mrs, John Ryan and|§

New officers of the St. Vincent Hespital guild elected this week are (left to right, standing)

Mrs. Ted Marbaugh, president; Mrs. Charles E. Mason and Mrs, Daniel R. Brosan, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Russell L. White, treasurer; Mrs. A. J. Micheli, recording secretary and newly elected board member; (seated, left and right] Mrs. S. McNamara, administrative secretary.

and Mrs. Walter L. McFerran, newly elected board member.

Another new board member, Mrs.

A. E. Coddington, and Mrs. David Klausmeyer, corresponding secretary, are not shown,

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Sweeney Chapel Will Be the Scene Of Ellis-Kapherr Wedding Ceremony

IN A CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY at 7:30 p. m. today in Sweeney chapel at Butler university, Miss Mildred W. Kapherr will become the bride of Russell Webb Ellis. Dr. E. Burdette Backus of All Souls Unitarian church will read the single-ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Kapherr are the bride’s parents and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Russell Ellis, Winchester, Mass. The chapel center aisle will be lighted with tall white tapers leading to an altar banked with palms, ferns and candelabra. In the center of the greenery will be an arrangement of white gladioli. Entering with her father, the bride will wear a white lace over

taffeta gown, fashioned with a fitted bodice and a wide off-the-shoulder neckline accented with a deep ruffle. The double puffed sleeves come to the elbow and the bouffant skirt falls into a short train, : Her two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion will fall from a tip-tilted maline bonnet edged in satin with white rosebud clusters in the back.

She will carry a cascade of Eat, denias, centered with a white . . Bridal Dinner Is Arranged

orchid and tipped with English Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Baumeister,

ivy. Sister Maid of Honor MISS JACQUELINE KAPHERR, the bride's sister, will be |431 Blue Ridge rd. will entertain with a bridal dinner tomorrow night in the Hotel Lincoln for their daughter, Norma, and her fiance,

maid of honor, She will wear an aqua satin and net gown Allen Stoltzmann. The couple will be married Saturday.

made ‘with three-quarter length Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

sleeves, romance neckline and a bouffant net skirt. Her flowers will be an old-fashioned round |i Stoltzmann, Lake Elmo, Minn. bouquet of yellow carnations and |the prospective bridegroom’s paryellow Gloria roses. ents; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert BauThe bridesmaid, Mrs. Rosa- |meister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boesel, St. Paul, Minn.; Mrs. A. H. Eickhoff Jy., Miss Hildegarde Herfurth,

mond Smoots of Bellefontaine, O., will be dressed in pale yel-

low marquiset made with a ro- |Alexandria, Va., and Miss Ruth mance neckline, a yoke accented | Baumeister. with ruffles and puffed sleeves. Others will be Miss Rhoda

She will carry a round rainbow bouquet of yellow roses, blue delphinium and pink carnations.

Schaze, Wyandotte, Mich.; Miss Marildyn Windhorst and Miss Carolyn Lindemann, both of St. Paul; Ferdinand and Elmer Stoltzmann

Mrs. Appel Hostess

The last monthly meeting to be held this season by the Suemma Coleman home board will be a picnic luncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the home of the president, Mrs, Frederick G. Appel, 4111 Washington blvd.

Queen Candidate

Miss Marjorie Mattox will represent Alpha chapter of Omega Nu Tau sorority as candidate for the Rose queen to reign at the sorority’s

annual rose ball June 15 in the Hotel Lincoln.

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Reception Follows EMMONS STEARNS ELLIS of Winchester will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be George F. Roe and Robert L. Stevens. A reception in the Kapherr home will follow the ceremony and the couple will leave on a trip south. They will be live in Marblehead, Mass, and Mr. Ellis will do graduate work at Harvard university.

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