Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1946 — Page 18

onight Dr. Dallas Browning : will Hear Vows

In an 8 o'clock ceremony tonight in the North Methodist church Miss Margaret Ann Hinkle will become the bride of Richard V. Bracken, Dr. Dallas Browning will read the

VOWS. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs, Willam Y. Hinkle, 3744 N. Capitol ave, and Mr. and Mrs, Luke Bracken, 962 W. 32d st. Miss Doris Hinkle, the bride's sis-

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Reception at Church The bride will enter in a white silk ny! gown fashioged with a ce, sweetheart neckline, long tapered sleeves and a full skirt which forms a train. She will wear a seed pearl tiara studded

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{llusion veil will be trimmed with

Chantilly lace. Her bouquet will be | |

orchid. Robert Kail will be the best man and ushers will be Frank Weaver and Dean Phillips. A reception at church will follow the cere- . The couple will take a wedtrip to Chicago and northern Michigan and will be at home at 2444 Park ave.

C.A.R. Group To Install

New officers, appointed by Mrs. Leroy H. Millikan, will be installed Monday by the Old Glory society, Children of the American Revolution. Mrs. Millikan recently was reappointed to her second twoyear term as president of the group. Miss Catherine Clark is junior president, Miss Margaret Fisher, Old Glory society, has been appointed state historian by the state board of management. Mrs. Millikan's appointment was made by the national board of the D. A. R. in Washington, with the approval of Mrs. Raymond L. Paulus, Rensselaer, state president. The Old Glory society will meet mext Thursday for a picnic at the Riviera club.

Bride's Father Reads Vows

"Times Special MADISON, N. J. June 27.—~The Reg. Floyd Shacklock read the service uniting his daughter, Margaret, and Stephen M. Robbins at 2:30 p. m. today in the chapel of Drew university here. ‘the bride's parents live here, where her father is a professor at| the university, and Mr. Robbins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.| Robbins, 2022 N. New Jersey st.,' Indianapolis. A reception in the bride’s home followed the ceremony, and the couple will be at home in Indianapolis after a short trip. The bride attended Drew, and Mr.“Robbins is a graduate of Drew and of the Wharton school of the University of Pennsylvania.

Mrs. Ray Entertains

Executives

Mrs. Laura E. Ray, president of the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women, entertained the executive board recently at a luncheon meeting in her home, 3608 N. Meridian st. Guests included Mesdames E. W. Cowley, Claude Franklin, Clyde McLean, Eugene Baily, Esther Johantgen and Lowell

This interior view of the new mobile home shows with built-in bunks and furniture.

Shrubbery and a well-tended lawn give this mobile home a look ‘of permanency. But within

minutes it can be disconnected and on its ways to another site.

Those of you who have never bought a house because it would tie you down to one spot, soon will be able to have a home of your own and the urge to pick up and move whenever the gypsy in you is aroused. The answer to how to have your cake and eat it too is the new Wingfoot home, which will be sold as a package unit, completely furnished and ready to hook up to utility connections. When shipped from the manufacturer it will measure eight feet wide and 26 feet long—dimensions which allow transport on any highway without special permit. But when it is delivered to the plot you own or the site you've

rented temporarily, bedroom" wings can be extended to 15 feet. Insulated for hot and cold climates, it comes complete with such built-in features as bedroom furnishings, storage space, sink, stove, refrigerator and bathroom facilities. : What it lacks in size it makes up in scientific space-saving devices, worked out by experts of the Akron tire and aircraft plant which manufactures the house. Big enough for a family of four, it has two bedrooms, bookshelves and mirror, closets and footlocker storage space. The living room, made light and airy with triple windows and louvres which permit the house to

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Party to Fete:

i Miss Jardina §i| Tonight

Mary Jean Thomas To Be Bride

Engagement announcements and

parties for brides-to-be highlighted

today’s bridal news. Miss Mary Jane Jardina, who will be married to Richard Stumpf on July 10 in the Marott hotel, will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower tonight at Whispering Winds, Hostesses are Misses Phyl-

“id | lis Venezia, Rose Mary Eagan and

“breathe” fresh air without admitting dust or rain, is large enough for a couch, easy chair, dining table and side chairs. At one end there is a fully equipped kitchen with plenty of cupboard space. Beyond the kitchen there is a bathroom equipped with standard size fixtures and shower cabinet. All plumbing for bath and kitchen is installed and ready to be hooked up. Priced within the means of the average family, it will serve not only as a year-round dwelling, but will make an excellent guest home, resort cottage, hunting or fishing lodge and housing for harvest hands at peak seasons.

8. Fisher. New appointments ‘include Mrs. Guy O. Byrd, corresponding secre- | tary; Mrs. John Johnson, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Maud Lane. | historian.

Society—

THE HARRISON ROOM of the Columbia club was the scene for the marriage of Miss Leah Jean Schneider and Harry Joseph Traugott at 11:80 o'clock this morning.

Rabbi ceremony. The bride

Morris M. Feuerlicht read the double-ring

is the daughter of Mrs. J. H. Schneider

and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo

Traugott.

Entering with her uncle, Leonard F. Schroeder of Cincinnati, the bride was dressed in a sand white summer silk suit made with fitted short sleeves and gold buttons accenting the front of the jacket. She wore white accessories and had a halo of white stephanotis and gilded ivy in her hair, S8he carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid and streamers of stephanotis and gildell ivy. Mrs. Charles B, Feibleman, the bride's sister and her only attendant, was dressed in a turquoise silk shantung suit. She had white accessories and wore combs of pale pink carnations in her

hair. ‘The bridegroom's father was his best man. and ushers were Mr. Feibleman and Arthur Cassell. After the ceremony a breakfast was held in the club for the immedjate families and members of the bridal party. The couple left on a wedding trip and will be at home in Indianapolis. The bride was graduated this month from the John ‘Herron Art school. Mr, Trauggott at tended the University of Michigan where he was a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity,

Wedding July 16 JULY 16 will be the wedding date for Mrs. Margaret Morton Moriarty and Garver Wheeler.

The ceremony will take place that

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WEDDING GIFTS

Cigarette Set of Plated Silver Urn and 2 Matching Ash Trays

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afternoon in the home of Mrs, Moriarty's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Haerle, Pinegate farm, Zionsville, ; Mr. Wheeler is the son’ of Mrs. Altie G. Wheeler. He was graduated from Phillips Exeter academy and Williams college and is a member of the Dramatic club and Psi Upsilon fraternity. His bride-to-be was graduated from Northwestern university apd is a member of the Indianapolis Junior league and the Players club.

Showers Fete Bride-to-Be Mrs. Thomas R. Drybrough, 5760 N. Pennsylvania st, entertained yesterday with a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for Miss Jeanne Faulconer who will be married to Robert Edward Jones tomorrow. Guests included Mrs, Thomas Faulconer and Mrs. Frank Jones, mothers of the couple; Mesdames Howard T. Griffith, Prank H. Snyder, Edward F. Doan, Phyllis Stockholm, John Allerdice, William Allerdice and Marshall Samms, Mrs. Frank Jones Jr. of Peru and Mrs. J. M. Miller of Detroit, Misses Adeline Kadel, Marny Home, Peggy Lenahan, Joan Welch, Gloria Groff and Mary Ann Griffith, Miss Griffith entertained recently for the bride-to-be with a luncheon and silver shower at the Columbia club,

Visit Here

Mrs. Frank E. Brewer and her sons, Prederick and Michael, Naples, Fla., are visting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, O. E. Mehring, 31 8. Whitcomb st,

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The Earlham Women's club will have a picnic tomorrow noon at the home of Mrs. Howard Mills,

Mrs, Charles FP. Thompson, 6038 N. Olney st., will he hostess for the meeting of the Fall Creek Garden 10 a. m. tomorrow. Mrs. is program chairman.

"‘Smorgasbord’ Dinner Set

Members of the Irvington American Legion post and its auxiliary will have a “smorgasbord” dinner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the post home. Mrs. George A. Bolds, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Merrill Woods, Sterling Harvey, Clifton E. Donnell and Frank Bush. Mrs, Lee Long is in charge of decorations. » ” ” Carol Bush, Phyllis Bolds and Giovanna Ball are representing the Irvington unit at the Hoosier Girls’ State being held at Knightstown. Mrs, Herman E. Bobbe, president; Mrs. Bush, incoming president, and Mrs. Bolds attended the inauguration ceremonies Sunday.

Zion V Women’s Guild To Meet Tuesday

Kay Wire. Party guests will include Mrs.

i Paul Jardina and Mrs. George i | Stumpf, mothers of the engaged

couple; Mesdames Jasper Comella,

{| John Meehan, Francis Toner, Greg

Caraher, Maurice Irvine, Clifford Peters, Jack Larner, Gordon Ransdell, Catherine Beyl, Virgil Waltz and Robert Stumpf, Misses Toni and Dorothy Scheller, Mary Caldarone, Katherine Wuensch, Mary and Gertrude Wichmann, Yileen Sellmeyer and Ann Ciresi. » ” ” Mr. and Mrs. George E. Thomas, 2160 8. Emerson ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Jean, and Paul E. Smith Jr,, whose parents live in Pomona, Cal, and were formerly of Indianapolis. The wedding will be July 12 in the Southeastern Union church. Miss Thomas was honored last night at a miscellaneous shower in her home given by Mrs. Walter E. Leavitt Jr. and Miss Dora Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt will entertain the prospective bride and bridegroom at a dinner in their

The following day, relatives of the bride-to-be will gather at her home for a picnic given by her parents, and on July 9, Miss Barbara Swarm and Miss Esther Pollard will give a personal shower in Miss Swarm’s home at 5028 E. Raymond st. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will entertain their daughter, her flance and the wedding party at a bridal dinner in their home on July 10. o » » Announcement is made by Mrs. Anna Stellmack, 132 Wisconsin st., of the engagement of her daughter, Marie, to Ralph White Jr. The wedding will be July 17 in Sacred Heart Catholic church. Mr. White's parents live at 2085 N. Rural st. » » o Miss Jeanne Shapiro has set July 14 as the date for her marriage to Frank L. Schwartz. She will be honored with a dinner and miscellaneous shower tonight to be given by her aunts, Mesdames Abe and Harry Glanzman and Irving Tamler, at the Canary cottage. One hundred guests will attend.

” ” ” Miss Bettie Bohn will be honored this evening with “a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Virginia Wiles, 1114 Markwood ave. Miss Bohn will be married to Frederick Wiles at 3:30 p. m. July 7 in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. Miss Ruth Sandberg, 2363 N. buffet luncheon at 2:30 p. m. Saturday honoring Miss Bohn. Guests will be the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Joseph Bohn; Mrs. Opal Williams, Mrs. Vivian Butler, Misses Juana Rae Holder, Ruth Pruitt and Margaret McBride. Mrs. Paul Church and Mrs. Joseph Bohn Jr. entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be at Mrs. Bohn's home, 1423 Gilbert ave. Twenty guests attended.

Make Final Plans For Benefit

Final arrangements for the benefit days at Riverside, Amusement park will be made by committee members of the Marion County Juvenile Center auxiliary at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday.

The Women's guild of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will have Mrs. Ralph Holland as guest speaker at the meeting at 10:15 a. m. Tuesday. Departmental meetings will be held at 11 o'clock, and luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. H. G. Lytle, Goodwill Industries, will be the afternoon speaker, and members will bring bundles for this cause. Music will be provided by Raymond Clark and Miss Lois Fraker,

Six Plan to Attend . ‘Convention

Six members of Gamma- Delta chapter, Kappa Delta Phi sorority, will attend the sorority’s national convention in Chicago tomorrow through Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Towles, president, is (the chapter delegate. Others who will attend are Mrs. Pat Morrison, Miss Pauline Speers, Miss Maxine Overleasa and Mrs. Mary Wood.

Mrs. Fred Holt is general chairman of the days to be held July 11 and 12. All members of the asso- | ciation and clubs affiliated may at{tend the meeting. An exhibit of wgandcraft made by children at the { Juvenile center will be featured at | the park. '

\ Picnic Tuesday

Marion county salon 126, 8 and 40, will have a picnic at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ira Holmes, E. 82d st. A short business meeting and initiation will follow the supper. Mrs. Carlos Morris is | president of the salon.

‘Homecoming Dinner

| Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson, 2933 | W. Washington st., will entertain | with a covered-dish dinner Sunday |for the Mt. Jackson homecoming. {A short business meeting will follow the 12:30 p. m. dinner. Officers will be elected.

White Accents for Summer Day

Waiting to apply for a job—or making an afternoon call—Elizabeth Koons accents a navy jersey dress with crisp white. The cloche hat defies all stylechanging trends and the envelope bag will carry teen-age belongings neatly. Eliza. beth was * graduated from Shortridge this

month. (Ayres')

home at 3011 E. 35th st. on July 6.{

Meridian st, will be hostess for a|

Mr. and Mrs, Lisle A.

Saturday is the date set for inger, 317 N. Oakland

the marriage of Miss Mari. anna Smith and Cletus L. Meyer. She is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel Smith, 1438 Samoa st., and Mr. Meyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Meyer, 2260 N. Pennsylvania st.

Beta Sigma Phi

Beta Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi

Bracken, W. 82d st. Cinch Club

day in the sorority club room.

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announce that the marriage of their daughter, Wanita, and Richard R. Nieman will be next Wednesday in the Englewood Christian church. Mr. Nieman is the brother of Mrs. Glenn

Ye Olde Tyme Cinch club will] sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m. to-| meet tomorrow at Ft. Friendly.

700 Expected

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Next Month

More than 700 women &re - pected to represent the 147

here from July 17 through 20. Zeta Kappa chapter of Indianapolis will

chairman,

Ill, national president, will preside at the business sessions that will be held in the Travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln, Reports will be heard ‘on the sorority’s war work, including projects at Wakeman hos pital, Billings General hospital and

Park, Cal. | Social events include choosing a “queen for a nite” in the ballroom of the Marott hotel on the opening night; a “wishing well” banquet Thursday in the Claypool hotel as which Miss Olive Huston, New York, will be speaker; a “Delta rose” luncheon honoring past nae tional presidents Friday at the Mae rott; a fashion show and tea in Block's auditorium Friday aftere noon, and a formal dance Saturday

night in the Coliseum.

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Mrs. Lena Kuhn will be (hostess.

AND COMFORTABLY—

HOT DAYS COMING UP!

every activity.

On the THIRD FLOOR there are bared-shoulder and bareback DRESSES in cottons and rayons—there are PLAY DRESSES with skirts as short (almost) as their accompanying shorts—BLOOMER PLAY SUITS—and MIDRIFF and SHORTS in exciting variety.

There are GINGHAM dresses, midriff, shorts, and skirts—PLAY SUITS with matching SKIRTS in a world of styles, patterns and colors.

" There are WHITE SHORTS— There are SWIM SUITS in rayon jersey and cotton—and some that double for play suits. There are BEACH BAGS in interesting array.

There are PLAY SHOES— particularly white in sling, tie, instep strap and the like to give you a : comfortable footing.

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Incidentally—if you need anything in sports equipment—uvisit the Sportsman's Lounge on the SIXTH FLOOR— there's plenty for the LADIES—interested in—

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And if you ride there are RIDING BOOTS and JODHPURS—There are SUN GLASSES—and WATER WINGS and such,

If your holiday includes a trip—visit the LUGGAGE SHOP—{also on the SIXTH floor)—there's a nice assortment— small overnight bags—fitted cases—and beautiful matched sets.

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