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and long sleeves was the bride. She wore a fingertip veil which fell an orange blossom tiara, and carried a prayerbook topped with a white orchid. Sisters Attend Bride The bride's sisters, Miss Peggy Hart, maid of honor, and Miss Catherine Hart, bridesmaid, were dressed alike in ice blue faille frocks styled like the bride's gown. | . Robert J. Grimes of Albany, N.| ¥., was best man and ushers were, Clinton J. Ryan and James F.| @’Brien, both of Pittsfield, Mass. A breakfast and reception in the Columbia club followed the ceremony. An informal reception was | held in the Hart home this after-| noon in observance of their wed-| ding anniversary. The bride and bridegroom left on | a wedding trip to Quebec and will] make their home in Pittsfield.

Friends Church In Mooresville Scene of Rite

Times Special MOORESVILLE, Ind., June 18.— Mr. and Mrs. James J. Stiles will be at home in Indianapolis following a short wedding trip. They were married in the Mooresville Friends church at 3 p. m. Sunday by the Rev. Albert Copeland. The bride, the former Miss Anna Jane Morgan, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Morgan, Moores ville, and formerly lived at 5262 Indianapolis. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stiles, Trenton, N. J. A white taffeta gown made with a romance neckline, fitted basque, short sleeves and a full tiered skirt was worn by the bride. She choose

gown made with a Tal

lend by Tri Kappa sorority.

Holland photo. Before her marriage June 9, Mrs. William Duncan was Miss Betty Hartup. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartup, 339 S. Auburn st, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Duncan, 329 S. Auburn st

Nancy Baker Wins Art Scholarship |

A total of $4400 in scholarship |

| awards was announced: this week- | |

Miss Nancy Ann Baker, Rich- |

P. H, Ho photo Miss Mary Jo Grant, daughter of Mrs. &. C. Grant, Shelbyville, and’ Coin M. Coy Jr. exchanged vows Saturday in Mrs. Grant's home, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coy, Orlando, Fla.

This Month

v Tower photo Jeanne Patterson and

Miss

Merle Cox exchanged vows June 9 in the Heath Memorial church. ' Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James T. Patterson, 1329 N. Dearborn ‘st. and Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Cox.

The Bridal Scene— Miss Smith and

Miss Harkins Is

Announcements of engagements and wedding attendants share | today’s bridal scene with parties for brides-to-be. { Miss Mary Agnes Smith, Cumbetland, has chosen her sister-in-law,|imake food available to foreign namond, won the newly established |yr.c Charles S. Smith, St. Paul, Minn., to be matron of honor at her tions, and recommend world-wide

Miss Curry Name Bridal Attendants;

Engaged

$500 fine arts award. She plans 0 |, arrigge to Henry L. Ballein Sunday in the First Baptist church.

Peru; Lois !'Newhouse, Portland; | Constance Encarma Ramirez, Gary, Norma Jean Pulliam, Whiting;

Constance Lee Webster, Hammond, Ellen Marie Weathers, Auburn, and Margaret Lucille Lieb, Kendallville. The dean's award of $200 went to Miss Clara Comstock, dean of women at Earlham college. The new fine arts scholarship was awarded this year in art, and next year will be in music. Donald Mattison, Herron Art school director, served as chairman of the jury which selected the three outstanding works for final judging. The final selection was made by the sorority scholarship committee headed by Miss Elizabeth Osborne,

a two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion which fell from a lace Juliet cap with bead trim. Her flowers were white roses centered with an orchid. : Miss Mary Stanton of Columbus, ©. was maid of honor, She was dressed in blue chiffon. The best man was Paul Schepman. , :

Club Will Celebrate President's Day

The Intér Nos club will celebrate President’s day with a rose luncheon at 1 p. m. June 26 at Cifaldi’s. Honor guests will be Mrs. Harold and Mrs. S. E. Elliott, the president-

Gossett, retiring president, elect. Mrs. Frank L. Fisher will be hostess, and Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will give a paper on “Our Nation and Its Women's clubs.”

Babes Alumnae Club To Meet Friday

Mrs. Maurice G. Wolfred will entertain the Babes Alumnae club

+ at 8 p. m. Friday in her home,

6416 Central ave. On Saturday Mrs. Jon A. Glenn, 83 W. 27th st, will be hostess for 8 “welcome home” party for the club members’ husbands who have served or‘are serving in the armed forces.

Mitchell.

Bride’s Uncle

in Mrs. Knox's home at 4028 Park

{honor her daughter and her fiance

Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Robert Power, Cumberland; Miss Dorothy | calendar of equal quarters.

Taylor, Detroit, and Miss Dorothy |" LaMasae Jolly. Sharon Householder, Cumberland, and Charlotte - Ann Davis, will be flower girls. Victor Ballein, Winchester, O., will be his brother's best man, and ushers will be James Toy, Hilliards, 0.: Charles McCanley, Chicago, and Mr. Power, The bride-to-be will be honored at a shower to be given tomorrow night by Misses Jolly, Taylor and} Devona Riser in Miss Riser’s home in Cumberland. Mrs. Charles, 8. Smith and her mother, Mrs. John Knox, will give a shower Friday

Mrs, Naomi Johnston will 1

ave, with a bridal dinner at Cifaldi's following the wedding rehearsal Saturday. . 2 n » Miss Jane Susan Curry, 630 E. 36th st. has named her sister, Miss Barbara Jo Curry, Evanston, Ill, to be’ maid of honor when she is married to Richard L. Pinder Jr. Saturday in the Irvington Presbyterian church. Miss Mona Wilson will be bridesmaid. : William B, Pinder, North Hollywood, will be his brother's best man, and ushers will be Richard

Unites Couple

The bride's uncle, the Rev. L. N.

Abel, read the marriage vows for|angq mr. Miss Betty Katherine Lyons and Charles R. Wycoff at 3:30 p. m. Sunday in the Southport Methodist

church.

book topped with gardenias, The bride's attendants wore fullskirted gowns of crepe. Miss Frances Lyons, who was her sister’s maid of honor, and Miss Shirley Lyons, junior bridesmaid, wore pink, and Miss Dorothy Dawson, bridesmaid, was in ice blue. Flower girls were Norma and Carolyn Fox and Phyllis Wycoff. Lewis Boggs was best man and ushers were Billy Potts, Robert Carroll and Frank Parks. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lyons, 7824 Madison ave. Mr. Wycoff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wycof!, Southport.

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The bride's point d’esprit gown was made with a bateau neckline and full skirt falling into a train. Her fingertip veil was caught by a lace tiara, and she carried a prayer

Gordon Curry, brother of the bride-to-be, and James Johnston, Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. Joe Gordon Curry, Evanston, and Mrs, Pihder, North Hollywood, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Curry will give a bridal party Friday night at Hollyhock Hill for members of the bridal party and Mrs. George Millard, Sherman, Tex., sister of the prospective bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Oran E. Ross, Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs, Hubert T. Vitz.

8 8 » Mr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Harkins, 618 N. Colorado ave. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Shirley Anne, and Donald E. Lott, son of Mrs, Mayme Lott, 724 N. Denny st, and Edward G. Lott, 441 N. Arsenal ave, The wedding will be Friday, June 28, in the home of the bride-to-be’'s parents.

2 8 . Mrs. Jeanette Knight and Mrs. Stanley Trusty entertained last night for Miss Carolyn Jean Myers in the home of Mrs, Knight's mother, Mrs. C. H. McElroy, 3934 Kenwood ave, Miss Myers will be married to Chester Bolton Gaugh Jr, Saturday in the Central Avenue { Methodist church.

® =» n Miss Betty June Kindrick, 1220 Bellefontaine st., will be married to Herman N. Scherrer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scherrer, 2005 Barth ave, at 7:30 p. m..tomorrow. The ceremony will be in the prospective | bridegroom's home.

n " ” Mrs. William J. Arvin will be matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Helen Eichel and Ray L. Abel at 4:30 p. m. Sunday in the University Park Christian church, John Ryan will be best man, and

{ushers will be Mr. Arvin, James (Miller, Ray Herald and John | Salyers.

| Parents of the couple are Mr. and Robert J. Eichel, 351 Congress ave., land Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Able, Ft. { Worth, Tex.

announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Marianna, to | Cletus L. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. | William C. Meyer, 2260 N. Penn-

| n ” o Mrs. Ethel Smith, 1438 Samoa st., i

Fashions—

loose and casual. ing hotter-looking or hotter-feel-

ning. you have to wear a fairly heavy slip beneath a sheer dress, which makes two layers where one, of printed the job and keep you cooler.

Marion Lee,

By LOUISE FLETCHER | Hurst. Times Woman's Editor | es — tan WITH TORRID DAYS here, | one of our wisest fashion experts, IG ] Gi Harriette Harra of New York's recnice- ass

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heat removers” for midsummer

dressing. Here they are.

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or plain crepe, would do

Try fitting your summer dresses

with very light shoulder pads or” with one layer of horsehair for shoulder-widening.

Heavy cotton pads add heat.

» " o AVOID SUMMER costumes with stiff belts. Leave off your heavy gold jewelry and wear light beads or pearls instead. Remember that when you look hot you are likely to feel hot. Choose blues, greens, pale yellows, grays and navy or black and avoid reds and reddish purple. Dark brown is especially good for midsummer street wear, and looks lovely with flesh pink. Remember your schoolgirl training and smooth your dress under you when ‘you sit down. Crumpled clothes are heat-con-ductors,

Levy-Lee Rite

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on a wedding trip to the West and | East Coasts following riage at 6:30 p. m. Saturday in the home of the bride's cousin, William L. Schloss, Marris M. Feuerlicht read the vows. The bride is the former Miss sister of Ernest R. Lee, 3510 E. Fall Creek blvd, and has just returned from Mexico City where she made her home.

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CHICAGO, June 18 (U. P.).—Ap-~ proximately 3000 - delegates representing a politically-powerful force of 2,500,000 clubwomen today began formulating policies on public issues ranging from price control to atomic energy and a universal calendar, The General Federation of Women's Clubs started six days of business sessions ‘after their meeting was opened officially last night at la dinner sponsored by the Illinois féderation, largest of the state groups. Delegates were welcomed by Gov. Dwight H. Green of Illinois and Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago. The convention will set federation policy on public questions for the next two years and will approve club activity programs to promote it. Seeks D. C. Franchise Resolutions scheduled for presentation would extend the federation's support to the United Nations, federal price contr], civilian control

of a public health secretary in the President's cabinet. Other resolutions being formulated would grant the franchise to {residents of the District of Columbia; support the U. N. R, R. A; urge “co-operation and sacrifice” to

{adoption of a perpetual 12-month |

Scheduled speakers include Harold E. Stassen, former governor of Minnesota; Dr. Harold C, Urey, University of Chicago atomic scientist; U. N. R. R. A. Director Fiorello H. and Novelist Fannie

Vows Are Read

Miss Dorothy Geraldine Glass {became the bride of Joseph C. Greenlee in a ceremony at 3 p, m. Sunday in the Olive Branch Christian church. The Rev. Roscoe Kirkman officiated. « Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Glass, 719 E. Southern ave, and Robert B. Greenlee, Edwards ave. A white net and lace gown fashfoned with a fitted bodice, peplum, sweetheart neckline and a train was chosen by the bride. She wore a two-tiered illusion veil which fell from a headband of seed pearls, and carried white roses with an orchid center. Miss Jeannine Glass, the bride's sister, was maid of honor and wore pink net over taffeta. Another sister, Miss Janice Glass, was junior bridesmaid and chose blue net over taffeta. Bridesmaids were Miss LaVerne McCarty and Miss Patricia Leffler, who wore blue net over taffeta, and Miss Phyllis Leffler and Miss Martha Rearick, who were dressed in pink net over taffeta. They wore net caps. The best man was Joseph Cottom and ushers were Harold Hensley, Robert Koch, Dean Royality and Herbert Dunn. A reception in the church followved the ceremony and the couple left on a plane trip to Chicago.

Mr., Mrs. Stone On Wedding Trip -

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Stone are on a weddirg trip following their marriage Friday night in the East Park Methodist church. The bride is the former Miss Francis Marie Rains. Miss Juanita Zimmerman was maid of honor and Miss Lois Goddard and Mrs. Rosemary Smith were bridesmaids. Dominic Stone, the bridegroom’s ‘brother, was best man, ahd Joe Migliano and Emmerson Callender were ushers. Mrs. Stone is the daughter of Mr.

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Levy's home is in Little Rock, Ark.

and Mrs William Rains, 1428 Wood-

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Mrs. Lee was her sister-in-law’ matron of honor and wore a tur- | quoise crepe gown with pink ac-| The bride was dressed in white crepe made” with a fitted bodice and cape sleeves. a halo of stephanotis in her hair | and carried a prayerbook topped | Harry Lasker Jr. of Little Rock was best man, the

stephanotis.

A reception was held in

She wore

lawn ave. Mr. Stone is the son of Mrs. Mary Stone, 1026 N. Keystone ave,

Miss Beckett Fetes Bride-to-Be

Miss Jeanne Faulconer was honored with a kitchen shower last night in the home of Miss Joan Beckett, 616 E. 34th st. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs.

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This Carolyn Jr. frock catches Eleanor Hylton's fancy. She has chosen aqua but it comes in red and kelly green, too. It's made of spun rayon, accented with gold ‘buttons. And what is more attractive than a Peter Pan collar? Eleanor will be a sophomore at Ben Davis in the “fall. (Wasson's.)

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Reads Church Rite Charlotte Mazzini

Becomes Bride

A 6:30 o'clock ceremony Saturday night united Miss Charlotte Louise Mazzini and C. William Hudgens IT in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church, Dr. Ry Ewing Vale officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mazzini, 260 W. 46th st., and Mr, and Mrs. C. William Hudgens, Little Rock, Ark, : A French gown of candlelight hammered Satin was chosen by the bride. It was styled with a full train with an over-train of French illusion extending from the waistline and forming a bustle back. She wore a two-tiered French illusion veil and carried. a fan of French illusion and lace, covered with gardenias, white roses, steph-

anotis, and centered with a white : | orchid.

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Mrs. Bradley Reid Jr., matron of honor, was dressed in a period | frock of ashes of roses slipper satin with a matching satin hat and mitts, The bridesmaids, Mrs. Hugh Berndt and Miss Dorothy Dale Spencer, both of Greenfield, wore identical dresses of sea mist green satin and French bonnets.

Teen Talk—

2400 4-H Club Members Open Summer Activities

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER INDIANAPOLIS HAS HIT another high—it has the largest urban 4-H program in the country with more than 2400 girls, and boys, too,

enrolled for summer courses.

Yesterday 170 grade schools and

Dr. Reid was best man, and ushers were Hugh Berndt, Earl Lynn, Donald Mason of Owensburg and Donald Kindred. A reception in the Marott hotel crystal ballroom followed the ceremony. The couple are on a trip to Little Rock and will be at home in Tuce son, Ariz.

Miss Spencer

the Broad Ripple high school

home economics cottage opened for class work in the 4-H program. At schools 20,735 and 78 boys’ classes are being conducted.

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Events

Teen-age 4-H'ers are attending classes in the school buildings nearest their homes and high school pupils are helping in many of the classes. Seventeen teuchers are in charge of the six-weeks’ program, assisted, also, by the parents. The seventh week will be devoted to displays showing the work done during the summer, Cooking, canning, sewing, meal planning, crafts and helping at home are part of the summer program and members will keep records at home of the things they do. They'll get credit for helping with, meals, washing and ironing clothes, cleaning the house, reading and many other household tasks or constructive hobbies. | The school board is co-operating with the Purdue extension center in the 4-H program. Directing the program are Miss Louise Braxton and Miss Janice Berlin.

For Would-Be Swimmers FEMININE would-be swimmers between the ages of 12 and 18 may | join the “Swim Special” classes at the Central Y. W. C. A, from next Monday to July 18. Graded classes for beginning, in-| termediate and advanced swimmers {will be scheduled for Monday, | Wednesday and Friday afternoons. | Girls who pass the tests will be given Red Cross certificates. Registration begins on Friday | from 8 a. m. to noon. |

H. E. O. Noon Wed. Mrs, Louis Sei- | New Century. Wed. Mrs. Dean Bon-

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Robert E. Kennington unit, Ameri-

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Theta chap. Delta Sigma Kappa.

| Theta chap, Phi Delta Pi. 7:30

CLUBS

Of Mr. Block

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. June |18—The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Spencer of Waveland was the wedding day of their granddaughter, Miss Rose Jean Spencer, and Charles H, Block. The couple was married at 2:30 pm, June 9, in the First Christian church in Crawfordsville by the Rev. Paul Million. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer, Crawfordsville, and formerly lived in Indianapolis. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Block, Ft. Branch. The matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Shakes of Bloomington, and bridesmaids were Miss Joan Keller of Ladoga and Miss Marjorie Hungate of Crawfordsville. Margaret Ann Spencer, the bride's cousin, was flower girl. 3 The bride wore a white satin and net gown and carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis, cen-

loff, 1514 W. 23d, hostess. Lunch- | eon.

nett, 6145 N. Ewing, hostess. Annual outing.

Rauh Memorial library. Mrs. Carl Vandevier, speaker.

MISCELLANEOUS

can Legion aux. 1:30 p. m. Wed. In post home. Business meeting and election of officers.

p.m Wed. In Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Luella Hutchins, speaker. Program by flower missions department. SORORITIES

Wed. Mrs. Mary Brumfield, 3524 N. Illinois, hostess. Farewell party for Mrs. Willlam Suddarth and Mrs. Henry Pfafflin. Mesdames) Brumfield, Harry Walton and] John Vornehm in charge.

Beta chap., Omega Phi Tau. 8 p. Mm. |{areq with an orchid.

Wed. Mrs. George Porter, 610 N.? qe bridegroom's attendants were Colorado, hostess. Plans 10 belGeorge Spencer of Russellville and made for buffet supper and dance pqward Hungate of Crawfordsville. at Hotel Antlers Saturday. | A reception in the church parlors

{Delta chap. Phi Delta Pi. 8 p. m.|¢oowed the ceremony. The couple

Wed. Mrs. Shelby, hostess. Mrs. Stanley, honor guest.

Arthur Jones, 2350] Thelma |

‘Rockerest 4-H Club

p. m. Wed. Mrs. Kathryn Smith,| The Rockcrest 4-H club will have 268 N. Tacoma, hostess. Social | a picnic at Riverside park at 11 meeting. |a. m. Thursday.

will be at home at Ft. Branch.

Other activities, too, are being offered for teen-age gals. Campette Home is a day camp on Thursday for girls 12 to 14 years old. Bus transportation to and from a park will be provided. On Priday nights the Tuk-A-Pache® Co-Ed club, for high school fellows and girls, will meet and on Wednesday nights the High School Girls’ club will get together.

Miss McNaughton Will Be Married

Miss Mary Anne McNaughton, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

ave, will be married to Thomas G. Rexford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rexford, 2107 N. Delaware st. at 3:30 p. m. Saturday, June 29, in the Second Presbyterian church. The engaged couple will be honored at a dinner for 10 guests to be given tonight by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Prescott, 15 S. Bolton ave. The bride-to-be is the daughter

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H. L. McNaughton, 2326 Nowland |

after, the wedding. Following their trip the couple will be at home in Little Rock.

Open House Planned For A. A. Harlans

An informal rite Saturday morning in the Christ Episcopal church united Miss Helen Ferrell and Al-| bert Allan Harlan. The Rev, E.

sylvania st. The wedding will be | June 29.

| Miss Mary Hostetter

‘Attends Conference | Miss Mary Hostetter is attending |the national convention of the | Massachusetts - Mutual Life Insure | ance Co. at Saranac Inn, New York. | She will be the only woman speaker at the convention, Her subject will | be “The Woman's Market." | "Miss Hostetter is a charter member of the Indiana Leaders Club of Insurance Underwriters and the Woman's Quarter Million Dollar club of the national association.

Winifred Uebelhack To Be Honored

Miss Winifred Uebelhack will be honored at a miscellaneous shower for 21 guests to be given tonight by Mrs. W. D. Webster, 3133 Park ave, . The honor guest will be married to Arvin Lisius, son of Mrs. Martha Lisius, Milwaukee, at 3:30 p. m. Sunday in St. Peters Evangelical

| Uebelhack, 2610 I, 11th st. ; Polis bak

Lutheran -church; She is the daughter of Mf. and Mrs. W. J.

Ainger Powell read the vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Walter L. Ferrell, 1776 Brookside ave, and the bride-| groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. | H. A. Harlan, 221 N. Pershing ave. '| The bride's sister, Miss Ethel Fer- | rel, was maid of honor and the

man, Following the ceremony there was a wedding breakfast. in the home of the bride's parents. After a short trip the couple will be at home at 221 N. Pershing ave. The bridegroom's parents” will hold open house for the couple Sunday from 2 to 6 p. m. 4

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