Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1946 — Page 14

iA. Thorfison To Be Horioted

Luncheon- Shower June 19

hak ELIZABET ANN THOMSON will be honored June 19 witha luncheon-shower to be given by*her twin cousins, Misses Jane and Mary Briggs. . McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church will be the scene of Miss Thomson's marriage to Henry Clay Conner Jr. June 25. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will

officiate. Miss Thomson-is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Thomson and the prospective bridegroom is the son. of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. _ Cofiner, East Orange, N. J. a The Misses Briggs will entertain with a 12:30 p. m. luncheon at Hollyhock Hill and guests will return to the hostesses’ home

> for bridge and a miscellaneous Wedding Tr 1p 0 will include the couTo Chicago Follows Rite

ple’s mothers, Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. Conner; Mesdames R. H. Briggs, Grover Turner, James O. Harris, John H. Allison, and William Macdonald, Misses ‘Lois Richardson, Dorothy Rae Beebe, Isabel Remy, Gloria Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Rogers are| Groff, Julia Gerlach, Beverly on 8 wedding trip in Chicago fol-| Potts, Jeanne Eldridge, Marilyn lowing rriage a. m.| Hooley, Mary Jane Coleman, Er 8 88. 0 at 3, Paul |Ann Richardt, Katherine Meccathedral, The Rt. Rev. Msgr, |Clure, Mary McClure, Carita Raymond R. Noll read the vows. [Sadler and Barbara Shirley. ) 8 ‘a The bride, the former Miss Doro- For ner Attendants Miss thy Marie French, is the daughter Thomson has chosen Miss Kathof Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. French, erine McClure as mald of honor 2343 N. Alabama st. The bride- and the twins as \@idesmaids. groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stivers, Ft. Thomas, Ky., Prag P. Rogers, 841 N. Hamilton will be the best man and James ve. Miss Dorothy Rogers, the brie. |Fus and Prank Welland will groom’s sister and maid of honor, 4 wore pale yellow satin brocade and Miss Faulconer Honored . carried pink Summer flowers. She MRS. FRANK H. SNYDER wore a matching flower tiara. will entertain with a lingerie Miss Marjorie. Boyle and Miss| shower for Miss Emily Jeanne Frances Bretthauer, bridesmaids, werd dressed in aqua and pink gowns and carried summer flowers with yellow and white colors predominating. Couple on Trip

Faulconer June 25 at the HighA white nylon brocade gown

land Gold and- Country club, Miss Faulconer will be married to Robert Jones June .28 in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. made with a sweetheart neckline |Faulconer and his parents are and a full skirt with a train was|Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Jones. chosen by the bride. She wore a| Guests at the shower, with the twostiered fingertip illusion veil |couple’s mothers, will be Meswhich fell from a lace and seed|dames T. R. Drybrough, Wilpear] tiara, and carried white roses |liam Allerdice, John Allerdice, and white orchids. Robert Brazil and George Robert F. Rogers was best man | Stark, Misses Marny Home, and ushers were Richard B. French {Mary Ann Griffith and Jean and Edward J. Flynn. A breakfast | Stackhouse. Out-of-town guests and a reception in the Marott hotel | Will include the bride-to-be’s hunters’ lodge followed thé cere« mony. For traveling the bride wore & white print silk jersey dress with blagk patent accessories. The eouple will live in Indianapolis,

sister, Mrs. J. M. Miller, Detroit, and Mrs. Frank G. Jones ii Peru,

Attendants Announced MISS MARGARET ANN HINKLE has announced the attendants for her wedding which will be June 27 at 8 p. m. in the North Methodist church. . Dallas Browning will read the ceremony uniting Miss Hinkle and Richard V. Bracken.

Parents of the couple are A trip to Niagara Falls and To- |p ong Mrs. William Y. Hin-

ronto, Canada, followed the marriage at 4:30 p. m. yesterday of Mise iy Mr. ang Mis, Like Joan Thomas and Loren B. Can-| myo prida-to-be's sister, Miss nadsy. Dr. John B. Fergiton read Doris Hinkle, will be the maid the vows in the Irvington Presby-| s honor and Miss Eleanor Lane teriam church. and Miss Anne Ogden, ShelbyMr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas,|yijjs will be bridesmaids. Rob824 N. Irvington ave. and Mr. and ert Kail will be the prospective Mrs. Paul E. Cannaday, 6501 E. bridegroom's best man and

16th st, are the parents of them... Weaver and Dean Phillips will be xehafy

» A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Barbara Jo Vestal recently by Mrs. Walter Dean and Miss Virginia Davis in the latter's home. Twenty guests attended. Miss Vestal will be married June 30 in the Irvington Methodist church to Haro Parker

Dr. Ferguson Officiates

couple, The bride wore a teal blue wool gabardine suit and matching hat and Miss Norma Lee Walker, maid of honor, was dressed in a light gray suit. . They had corsages of pastel sweetpeas. William Roberts was best man. A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. The couple will be at home at 324% N. Irvington ave.

[Convention To Be July 7-12

(In Cleveland

B. P. W. Clubs _ Plan Meetings

The bi-ennial convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's -Glubs will be held in Cleveland. July 7 ‘to 12. Three thousand women from all parts: of the country will attend. Among the speakers will be Harold Stassen, former governor of Minnesota; Senator Wayne Morse of

the National Association of Manufacturers; Governor Frank J. Lausche of Ohio, Mayor Thomas Burke of Cleveland and Miss Margaret A. Hickey, president of the federation, Congresswomen will participate in & panel discussion on “The Responsibilities of the Woman Citizen.” They will include Emily Taft Douglas of Illinois, Frances P. Bolton of Ohio, Chase Going Woodhouse of Connecticut and Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. Problems of national legislation

international affairs will be aired by delegates who will represent

Hawaii. Women's Place Is Issue

women, the equal rights amend- | ment, increased funds for the Fed-| eral Women’s bureau, jury service! for women, féderal aid to education and child iabor. In the employment discussions subjects will treat on whether or not women can retain their war gains, what women can do to insure -for themselves economically and how to achieve better relations between employers and employvees. The talks on international affairs will center around the part women should be playing in this fleld and how they can help solve the problems involved in maintaining peace. Public affairs discussions will include mapping out of a program to promote better understanding among members of the national federations of their responsibilities as citizens and encouragement of members to participate more fully in city, state and national government affairs.

Oregon, Robert Wason, president of |

every state, as Jell as Alaska and |}

Legislative matters which will be} discussed include equal pay for

employment, health, education and]

Looking dressed up and yet keeping cool in torrid summer

weather is a problem for which there's at least one perfect answer <,

~—a rayon sheer frock in sophisticated-loaking black.

Thess two frocks are Varden Petite designs made especially

for wearers who measure five-feet-five or under.

work lattice insert below a bate

One has an openau neckline and extending on out

into the cap sleeves (a cool-making touch), and a skirt gathered

from a trim waistband.

Events

Miss Beeler Is Bride

A single-ring service united Miss Margaret Irene Beeler and T. Sgt. Joseph W. Baxter, at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the Centenary Chris- I tian church. The Rev. G. L. Fisher officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Beeler, 3120 Nowland ave., and Maj. and Mrs, Wilford Baxter, Greenville, S. C. The bride chose a gown with white satin bodice and marquiset skirt and train. Her illusion veil fell from a Dutch cap and she carried white roses. Miss Carroll Steinmetz, maid of honor, wore pink taffeta and carried Johanna Hill roses. Miss Barbara Baxter and Miss Barbara Schumacher, bridesmaids, wore blue taffeta and carried pink carnations. Best man was Frank A. Baxter, brother of the bridegroom, and ushers were Gene Beeler, brother of the bride, and Fred Store. After a reception at the church, the couple left on a short wedding trip. They will be at home at Selfridge field, Mich. where Sgt.

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Baxter is stationed.

Alpha Delta Latreian. Tues. Picnic.

Artemus. 12:30 p. m. Tues. 20th an-

Irvington Chautauqua.

Irvington Priendship Circle. Tues.

Thalia Garden. 1 p. m. Tues. Mrs.

MISCELLANEOUS Madden-Nottingham unit, American Legion auxiliary. 8 p. m.

Sarah A. Swain unit, W. C. T. U.

University Heights W. C. T. U. 1:30

Alpha chap., Alpha Omicron Alpha.

Mrs. Raymond Price Heads Mothers Club

CLUBS .

Mrs. George Cornelius, Woodland dr., Haverstick Park, hostess.

niversary luncheon. Mrs. Frank Freers, Lindburg Highlands, hostess. nter Alia. Tues. Picnic. Tues. Luncheon. Mrs. Daniel S. Adams, 5744 Pleasant Run pkwy. N. dr. hostess. “International Organization,” Mrs. John B. Ferguson: “Helen Keller” and “Madame Chiang Kai-shek,” Mrs. Mayme Findley.

Whité elephant party. Mrs. John K. Kingsbury, 5776 E. Michigan, hostess.

J. A. Whalen, 5661 Madison, hostess. Mrs. A. C. Crump, speaker. Guest day.

Tues. Election of officers, home, 1130 W. 30th.

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Noon Tues, Covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Marie Decatur, 1036 Dawson, hostess. Mrs. Charles

Marriage Vows Are Repeated

An informal ceremony in the First Friends church united Miss Martha Burns and Fred A. Mushrush at 4 p. m. yesterday. The vows were repeated before the Rev. Herbert Huffman, Miss Kathryn Henley attended the bride, and Kenneth Hoff was best man. Ushers were F. Verne Osborne and Winfred Thrasher, Following a reception at the church, the couple left on a motor trip tosNew York. They will be at home at 820 Eastern ave. after two weeks. The bride, who is a graduate of Earlham college, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Burns, 2039 N, Talbett st. and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Clara Griffin, 2031 N. Talbott st.

Legion Auxiliaries To Elect Officers

The Broad Ripple unit of the American Legion auxiliary will elect officers at a meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the post home at 64th st. and College ave. Miss Joan Barnard, Broad Ripple high school senior, has been named

Mueller and Mrs. Elbert Plymate,| _speakers. Mrs. H. B. McClanahan, 'z soloist.

p. m. Tues. University Heights United Brethren church. Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, speaker.

SORORITIES

12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Edith Reitle, 722 N. Riley, hostess. eta chap., Phi Gamma Tau. Today. Mrs. Russell Davis, 848 W. 43d, hostess.

to attend Girls’ State. Miss Pa- | tricia Drake, Broad Ripple 19046 raduate, received the unit's citiEpa award at the school’s Honor day exercises. ” » » Memorial unit of the American Legion auxiliary will elect officers when it meets at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Antlers. The unit has’ indorsed Mrs. Helen Kundrat for department secretary and Mrs. Esther Jay for department treasurer.

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Other officers installed were Mrs. | {Claude M. Wise,

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neckline, a soft top, a straight

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natural-looking corsage of tearose at the waist.

Officers Elected Mrs. Lawrénce Bowen was elected | retently as president of Gamma chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority. ! Other officers are Mrs. Robert

Highland, vice president; Miss Betty Roesener, secretary; Miss Gladys - Schuh, treasurer: Miss

Marian Ellaby, society editor: Mrs. Clinton Keely, chaplain, and Mrs. John Hollingsworth, historian.

STRAUSS SAYS:

Mrs. Moore Hostess Mrs. Ruth Moore, 2035 N. Capi[tol ave, will entertain the Frances {Willard W. C.T U. at 1:30 p. m. | tomorrow in honor of her mother, {Mrs. Anna Geyer, and Mrs. George Smith, charter members of the (unit. The Flower Mission depart- | merit will direct the program,

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Couple United. |

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Ceremony

Betty Finnegan Becomes Bride

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1544 8. Meridian st. is the bride groom's mother.

Bride's Gown The bride was gowned in Jersey fashioned with a bodice, long sleeves and a Her two-tiered veil was a cap of Irish lace and a white prayer book white orchid. Mrs. William Beechman matron of honor and in a blue gown fashioned

bride's. She wore & tara and a wristlet to mated.

Miss Norris Is Attendant Miss Margaret Norris was junior bridesmaid and wore a pink taffeta

and net gown and carried a colo{nial bouquet with a headdrass to

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girl and wore yellow taffeta and ‘net and carried a basket &! white | flowers,

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ushers were Donald Martin aad John Sullivan, The couple will be at home ia Martinsville,

Couple to Be Guests | At Bridal Dinner

Mrs. Maurice 8B. Shfriey will henor her daughter, Mary Elan, and her flanee, James BE. Jackson, with a bridal dinner Baturday In hér home at 324 N. Linwood ave, The dinner will follow the wedding rehearsal ii the Tuxédo Park Baptist church whére the tere.

mony will be read at 3:30 p. Mm. Sunday.

Messrs. Schumacher, Bdward E. Hite, James F. Overtree, Jamés F. Overs Hue ar, Robert Overtree, Hall and Paul L. Nevil, Lt. ahd M$.

William ‘B. Jackson, Miss Hasl pal Shirley and James Perils.

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