Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1946 — Page 20

| Stephens College. Alumnae Dinner “Will Be July 10 in the Hotel Lincoln

THE ANNUAL STEPHENS COLLEGE alumnae dinner for prospective students and ‘alumnae and their parents will be at 6:30 p. m. July 10 in the Travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln. The event will honor James

Madison Wood, president of the college. Among those attending the dinner will be Mrs.

Clark Wideman, executive secretary of the cojege, and Justin Brown and George Shannon, admission counselors. Mrs, Milton Hamilton will preside. Mrs. John Fletcher will be chairman of the dinner Other committee members are Mrs. William L, Clinkscales, publicity; Mrs. C. R. Greene Jr. decorations, and Mrs. Sue V: Hull, hostess chairman, : ” » ~ » ~ ~ Miss Janet Browning, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Dallas L. Browning, will leave soon to study this summer at Cornell university in Ithaca, N. Y. Upon her return this fall she will go to Lawrence, Kas., where she will be a student assistant in chemistry at the {niversity of Kansas. She was graduated in May from MacMurray College for Women, Jacksonville, IIL !

Attend Diamond Jubilee: FIVE INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE members of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and two coeds from the Butler university chapter will attend the sorority's diamond jubilee convention at Mackinac Island, Mich., Monday through July 6. Mrs. Royer K. Brown, delegate from the Indianapolis Alumnae association and president of the group, will leave tomorrow. Other association members who will attend are Miss Dorothy Overman, alternate delegate; Miss Dorothy Segur, Mrs. Everett M. Schofield and Mrs. Mark H. Reasoner. Representing the Butler university chapter will be Miss Barbara Seeger of Southport and Miss Dottie Beck of Flora. The conven=tion, the’ first since 1940, will be held in the Grand hotel. Representatives from T5 collegiate chapters in the United States and 100 delegates from organized alumnae groups will attend. The theme of the convention will be “Education for World Participation.” On the program will be eight of the past national presidents of the sorority and representatives of the group's foreign study awards.

Bridal Dinner Set MISS PHYLLIS LAWRENCE and her fiance, Lawrence Robert Shaffer, will be honored with a bridal dinner tomorrow night. The dinner will be given by the bride-to-be's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Merrill Lawrence, in their home. The engaged couple will be married at 2,30 p. m Sunday in the Irvington Methodist church by Dr, Clarence A Shake. Guests at the dinner will be Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence E. Shaffer, parents of the prospective bridegroom; Misses Ruth Ann Duncan, Mary McCleaster, Jean Shaffer and Phyllis Wilcox, Richard K. Dobbs, Robert Burford, George Stanley, Robert Merritt and Thomas Rigsbee.

Keene: Hens! Ceremony To Be Read

Repeating vows read hy George Arthur Frantz, Miss

4-H Club Headed by ‘Suzanne Berry

dent of the school Other officers are Susie Fall, president; Loretta Smock, { tary; Marjorie Lash and Jeannir

Robert Keene at 8:30 p. m. today in Heinke, news reporter. the First Presbyterian church, | Parents of the couple are Mr. and "8 at the school Monday. Mrs. Ralph E. Hensler, 1552 Park Y°°™° © : ave, and Mrs. Nettie Keene, 1722 Florence Swegel and Mrs. N. Delaware st. § Walker, teachers, are Sponsors The bride will enter in a gown of the group white satin and net, fashioned with a bateau yoke, fitted bodice, long sleeves and full net skirt and train. Her two-tiered veil will fall from a

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beaded tiara, and she will carry a V ee T d ; . snug fitting bodies, often strapless, white orchid on a prayer book. OW S 0 ay Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Long, 1431! “It is of the utmost importance frequently featuring a widely Miss Joan Franzel, the brides Vows will be exchanged by Miss | W, 22d st, announce the mar- that the U. S. should back up the spaced upstanding wing - pointed only attendant, will wear a blue taf- . <0 © FL d Donald | : riage of thelr|SXcellent policy for injernational’ shoulder strap. Skirts are full with feta dress with fitted bodice and ley pes arkins Ni : na | daughter, Norma control of atomic energy which was hip exaggeration. usually confined boufiant skirt. Nome it ds wifey rd Jean to Leroy Proposed to the U. N. by Bernard to soft horsehair Kenneth Keene will be his broth- Oe w ese Harkins, 618 | Stuart. son of Mr Baruch, She said This would re- Kelly also is going in for some er’s best man, and Herbert Keene, = = 0" 0." "The Rev. Fr. and Mrs. Harry Ove the U. N. atomic energy plant peek-a-boo in other places. One another brother, and Robert Ran- Charles Ross will read the eeres Stuart, New Au- from military control at once, she white dress has a spray of leaves! dall will usher. * HRDIY » : i gusta. pointed out, adding that the su- growing from the bodice line, up a eptin, wil be. hele in the The bridegroom is the son of | The wedding Premcy of civilian over military the shoulder in solid stuff, down , e couple will travel Mrs. Mamie Lott 724 N. Denny st. | was read Satur- controls is one of the basic prin- to the waist in transparency.

to northern Indiana on a wedding trip. After July 22, they will be at

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| Suzanne Berry is the new presi- W. Babcock, Richard Ritter, 43 4-H club. Roach, Russell C. Lilly, Joseph T

vice secre1e Dr. Rice, game leaders; Jo Ann Wilson, | Betty Carol Turner, Jacque Dean Wiles, Helen Speropoulos and Jeannine married Hensler will become the bride of pice song leaders, and Gretchen ers, will be honored

The club will hold its next meetGirls 10 versity ave. rs old or older, are invited. Mrs. | Irene Eder,

rand Edward J. Lott, 441 N. Arsenal

made ai al Fo the Miss Lucie Margene Harlan to Cecil al a meeting of the national waist at the front, and a straight J. Norton is announced by her par- : ’ - gy and Mrs. Howard D. Grindstaff are council of Alpha Omicron Alpha skirt. She will carry a colonial bou- ents, Mr. and Mrs : sorority at 2 p. m. Tuesday in Hotel quet of roses and spring flowers, 332 S. Parker ave

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: _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |. Junior Achievers Mark Year's Progress at Luncheon

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Leaders in finance, industry, business, civic and youth activities gathered at the Columbia club

FRIDAY, FONE ”, 1948 4 Rev. Thrasher Officiates at Church Rite

Jeanne Faulconer Becomes Bride

The Advent Episcopal church was |the scene of the marriage of Miss

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Joan Brown To Be Wed Tonight

Roy Brandes to Take Bride in Church

Miss Jean Brown and Roy H. Brandes will be married at 7:30 p.m, today in the . Bethany - Lutheran church, Dr. Carroll J. Rockey will| hear the vows. ' { The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Clarence L, Brown, 2617 Napoléon st. and Mr. Brandes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Brandes, Beech Grove. . Mrs. Harold, Stiries, Bloomington, who will be her cousin's matron of ‘hotior, will wear a white taffeta bodice with full net skirt, Brides-| maids will be Miss Thelma Brown, | sister of the bride, and Miss Katherine Brandes, sister of the bridegroom. They will be dressed in frocks of pink lace and net with] high necklines and full skirts. Lois Weber, flower girl, will be in yellow

| Emily Jeanne Faulconer and Rob= ons Edward Jones at 10:30 a. m, (today. The Rev. Thomas R. | Thrasher officiated. { ‘Miss Mary Ann Griffith, who was the bride's only attendant, wore a long white frock made with an eye-~ | let pique bodice and peplum and a | bouffant net skirt, | The bride. chose a white satin {gown with a fitted bodice and a flared skirt that formed a train. Lid fingertip veil of illusion fell 1 : rom a tiara of illusi unite Miss Betty Jane Okey, carried gardenias, a ne daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. |stephanotis. George B. Okey, '225 Hoyt | The bridegroom's brother, Frank ave., and John J. Logan Jr., Jones Jr. of Peru, was best man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Logan, and ushers were Thomas Faulconer,

A July 4 ceremony in Sf. Patrick's Catholic church will

taffeta, . Bride In Satin [147 Linden'sh, ‘0. 77 |veliier of tie bride; and Frank HL. The bride's gown is made with a . ; After a weddin . g breakfast white satin bodice with a bateau Convention Dates Indianapois Country el wi i

yoke, long sleeves and a full marqui- | set skirt and train. Her angentip| Set by P.-T. A. veil will be caught with an orange| The 1947 convention of the Inblossom tiara, and she will carry diana Congress of Parents and an arm bouquet of white delphin-| Teachers will. be held in Indian-

| couple left on a wedding trip north, | They will be at home with the | bridegroom's parents, who live at [5650 N. Delaware st. The bride's

yesterday noon for the Junior Achievement state board luncheon. Included at the speakers’ table were (seated, left to right) Stanley White, Richmond, member of a J. A. Law firm: W. A. Atkins, chairman of the board, who presided at the luncheon; Lucille McCurdy, Purdue university, J. A. scholarship winner, and (standing) Mrs. Jack Rhoades and Mr. Rhoades, chairman of Kiwanis International committee for Boys' and Girls’ work, 9

The Bridal Scene— Lots of Skirt, Showers to Honor Miss Freeman | oq Bodice, And Helene Eder; | Four Weddings Announced

Miss Mary Virginia Freeman will be honored at a kitchen shower | to be given Wednesday night by Mrs. John F. Murphy ad Mrs. Robert | W. Wurtz in the latter's home at 5320 Lowell ave, The honor guest will

| be married to Charles C. Murphy on July 6 in SS. Peter and Paul

In Film Styles

By BARBARA BUNDSCHU United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, June 28.—There's lots of fabric in the costumes Orry Kelly is designing for the first big fashion picture of the post-war mo- | tion picture season—but it's strictly

Guests will be Mrs. Warren D. Freeman and Mrs. Alice F. Murphy, | helo He Ta is fond of peek-a

mothers of the engaged couple; | o : | Mesdanies Vincent Beyer, Margaret boo, to put it mildly. : | Murphy, Robert L. Murphy, James Kelly is at work in a quiet studio : . er. P. A cottage on 100 costumes, most of : which will hang on the models of a

[League Backs > Clifford. Robert Foerderer and Carl fictional swank dress shop in a 1947

Mangold, Misses Anna, wa ow [VC ahon Bill { picture currently titled “No Wed-

. | ding Ring.” and Marcella Murphy. The Indiana League of Women| or portion of the costumes 2 " Voters today was sending last min-;are evening gowns. And there's Miss Helene Eder, who will be te appeals to members of the hardly a bosom in the lot that July 6 to Gerald W. Rodg- 1,0, of representatives, urging doesn't get a litte airing—some of tonight at 8 {yan to vote against the bill put-| it right cleverly. miscellangous shower to be given ting atomic production under mili-| More Peck-a-Boo by Mrs. Clarence Mobley, 5727 Unl-| ¢0,y control, and to support the] Kelly's favorite method of exposBe. Mis. Pronk McMahon bill as passed by the sen- ing feminine charm involves a lot mothér of the oride-tolisi iT . : of transparency adroitly covered in . '| In emphasizing the importance the right places with appliques of of | Mesdames James P. Cummings, ,s {he passage of atomic energy solider stuff. There's a satin bow Harry Detra, Thomas McCormick, legislation before the adjournment knot on one gown. Others meet Pauline Parsons, Otto Bade. Rich of congress for the summer, Mrs |Jjohnston-office standards with ard Butler, William O'Rourke.) ; 1 | puller, president, has maidenhair fern, black stripes, latCharles Schmalz, Clara Adams and appealed to members to mail let- (ice work. Frances Mobley and Miss Bernice 0 4, thai representatives imme- Most of the evening gowns have Butler. diately.

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ave. home at Little Roek. Am. 4 Miss Virginia Harkins, maid of ton Blackwell. : : 0 y riff by doing it in triplicate. Read- . {honor, will wear a street-length The couple is M SS R bl 1nsS |ing from left “t& right—one hangs Convention Set {yellow crepe frock. Mrs. Stuart, home in New | down over the hip, one uncovers a ” | The bride has chosen a street- Augusta. | ; RB id | diagonal piece of tummy, the third For October llength dress of white crepe made . an S riac tucks utdernedth the arm. He| Plans for a national convention with a sweetheart neckline, fitted The approaching marriage of Yims Special hasn't decided what happens in back yet. {

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on a wedding trip following their marriage here at 8:30 oclock last

Lincoln. centered with an orchid corsageg Of Mr. and Mrs. John Norton, Nor- ont in the Monrovia Christian up to a quarter of a million, the Mrs, John R. Sentney, national Randall C. Burkey will be the ton. Va oan ia Lae M ona oh An way things are figured in moviepresident, will be in charge of the best man. A reception will be held The wedding will be July 14th in ficiated $ 7% 77 land. There's no sparing the cost | meeting, Mrs. Timothy Baldwin, in the Harkins home and the couple thes Woodside Methodist church The bride. the former Miss Phvl- in font of the cameras — it won § Chicago, national treasurer, also will leave oh a wedding trip to At- The prospective bride attended lig R er ot So look extravagant unless it really! bo shend a2 will delegates from lantic City. They will be at home Purdue university, and Mr. Norton and Mrs. Rov A Robbins Mort is. And in this picture that's the uncie an reensburg. 5 k ave , SC t WE : . 8, "idea. | Be A at 1541 Park ave. Lu recently was discharged after four . ia Mr Grindstaff’s parents are Kel { ————— ~— : elly insists that bare top dresses |

vears in the navy ] Mr, and Mrs. John Grindstaff, 1121 are for elegant women Parker ave. Indianapolis. the hair style for them is up. A white taffeta gown made with no Ladv. God ounee , ’ iva act. . he marriage of Miss Doris Jean Rose a sweetheart neckline, fitted basque : -

to George B. Walden Jr. by her ang a hoop skirt was chosen by the

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There's no costume” budget for | the picture yet—but the way Kelly's | working, it looks as if it might add |

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{parents are Mr. [ium and sweetheart roses centered apolis from April 29 through May|J. Faulconer, 627 a

with a white orchid. |2. Mrs. Ray W. Roberson will be| ide ! Joseph Brandes will be his general chairman. a Srge 30 evapo | brother’s best man, and ushers will] The dates were set and the ap- is a member of Ka aad She [be Paul Brandes, another brother, pointment of Mrs. Roberson made sorority PPa Aika Thea | Charles French and Gilbert Meyer. at a meeting of the board of man-| ——— After a reception in the bride's agers of the state congress yester- : [ P.-T. A. Meeting Set A legislative planning conference! Flor Tonig t

home, the couple will leave on a day in the Claypool hotel. motor trip through the East. They will be at home with the bride's will be held Nov, 19 in the Clay-| mother after July 14. | pool and a state executive meeting! The Parent-Teachers association of the nursery and beginners classes

|is scheduled for Nov. 18. On Nov.! |20 the state board of managers will| °F the East Tenth Street Methodist ! {church will meet at 7:30 p. m. toe

ith summer approaching every | Po day in the church. woman will soon be figure-conscious. | 3 2, The Bible school o se w {Here's a good exercise to trim tne Social Meeting {be held with the Fol house - | waist: With feet about one foot| Mrs. W. B. Eaton and Mrs. Ross | Bible school handicraft will be dise {apart and hips held straight. twist Bennett will be hostesses in charge | played. Movies will be shown. Mrs, upper part of torso as far to left|of a social meeting of Phi Delta Merle Holle is president of the P.e as possible. Then to right. Repeat | Beta sorority at 8 p. m. Tuesday T. A. and Mrs. Leonard D. Shuger§ (about 20 times. lin the Hotel Lincoln. {is in charge of the Bible school.

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parents, Mr, and Mrs. James B. p a rt : at ride. She wore a shoulder-length ’ y ’ ‘ Rose, 447 N. Bosart-ave. His par- jjjusion veil and carried a bouquet onna aw ns oe Ap Scudtpon of roses centered with an orchid. Y I ! Po i at las a x 43 > ay wedding was last Friday In Myps, Henry Mangus. the bride's O £ ride Southport, and the couple is on a sister and matron of honor’ wore trip to New York: They will be at orchid taffeta and the pridesmazds Entering with “her father, Miss home with the bride's parent ;" Miss Barbara Brav and Miss Doris Donna Mae Hawkins will become Mrs. Walden was graduated from ou. aciam were drcssed in vehow the bride of Robert Riley at 7:30 3 : Indiana university, and the bride- , eoio : ’ gy nD. m today in the Westminster groom attended Purdue universit y . Preshyte ire / / NOTHING LIKE 1 SIY | J. Edward Grindstaft was his! cory eran church. The Rev. W :

. s best man and ushers were . , Btate versity r Tt 3 . ni : ‘3s Roy Price, William Cummings, Lyn- Mes ides pajenis Are Mi i COTTONS —t0 save Miss Lyla Mae Luckey became the doit Eh By Willie Holman Sturm ave., and the bridegroom is the da: h th th bride of Ralph Edgar McCubbing oa Sen oy n the Shieh tot. the son of Mrs. Marv Riley. 383 he day when the wearner gn June 15 in the parsonage of the 2 } eremony. @ coupe N. Salem st : 1 He i Brightwood Pree Methodist church ale at home with the brig. The bride has chosen a white Is wilting—and the place to find them . ‘ & Y oy hy oh 200m 8 parents in NAAnNapolils.. . 3 . FE . . The Re n b Bright officiated The bride’ is oy Aaap In. palm beach suit with black and where simplicity of line—qgood fabrics and attendants were Miss Beverly on eas o K N=! white accessories and a white . Murase and Paul Shick, diana university, orchids. Mrs. 2. Dean Lokan. Mors rn 4 and fine tailoring are featured—the The bride is the daughter of Mr . gantown, who will be her sister's sisten Lo 1 and Mrs Rovert Luckey, 2019 N. Miss Betty Hodson matron of honor, will wear a “A Lady's Woman's Specialty Shop on the Stuart st, and Mr, McCubbins is . ~ powder blue summer suit, Charles Notebook" : the son of Mr. and Mrs. James 1 Honor ed at Shower Riley will be his brother's best man, over WIBC Third Floor. McCubbing, 2935 N. Euclid ave. The Miss Betty Jo Hodson pa hon- and ushers will be William R. Gale, every couple is at Nme at the Euclid ave oOreda recently wilh a miscellaneous cincinnati; Kent Hawkins, brother iva; Hower FIV ’ a 8, AM Y address A shower given by Miss Norma Jean of the bride: William Murray and Wedusiday STRIPED CH BRA yon on Burns in the home: of Mrs. Helen joseph Pilcer and Friday classic gress — Note the ps 2 Mg Mra. Andrew J, Maton was Miss Brady. 706 N Bik lid ave , After a repeption at the bride's | morning. novel buttons from Pauline Mary Wells before her mar-. Ihe Assumption Catholic church pome, the couple will leave on a k to h riagé June 9°in the Holy Cross Will be the scene of Miss Hodson's ghort trip. They will be at home in Ne ar Catholic church in Detroit. She is a to Donald ouver at 3 30 Indianapolis until September, when the Yabbed belt and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, P mM. tomorrow 1e Rev. Fr. Pal: | ha pridegroom will re-enter Indi i ke Iv q - sleeves. Aqua, pink Homer Wells, 1519 Fletcher ave , and rick Griffin will read the ceremony. | ng university, § q Pine, the bridegroom is the son of «Mr The Bride ta-e is he daughter of . pos or gray and Mrs. Andrew Mato, Detroit. rs. Julia Hodson, 1042 8. Pershing Ya ard redominating. Miss Irene Mato, Droit, was ave. and the prospective bridegroom Miss Betty Heavrin N 95 § " . Q h | . . maid of honor, and bridesmaids '° the Son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis T'n Be Bride ’ were: Miss Gerry Moon, Blooming- Weaver. 2003 Taltioet 3 | The Rev Albert Crim will read ton: Mrs, Donna Nicholson and others of the couple and the : » A mn 2 bride-to-be's grandmother, Mrs, the service “uniting Miss Betty PLAID GINGHAM

| Mrs. Madge Houten, Best man was | William Sabo, Detroit, and ushers Blanche Sink. were among the were Leslie Mato, Arpad Kovacs and Suests at the shower. Charles Bajnai, all of Detroit, Bar- : bara Maier, Detroit, was flower girl, White Cross Units and Roger Curry was ring bearer. After a wedding trip to Colorado, ; .'| Methodist hospital will meet next

the couple will be at home in De-| ™ . "troit after Aug. 1. |weekaat the service center. Mon- | ids

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