Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1946 — Page 9

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SATURDAY, AUG. 10, 1948

Mary Elizabeth Lowe Is Married To Thomas Pierce in Church Rite

A DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY united Miss Mary Elizabeth Lowe and Thomas J. Pierce at 9:30 o'clock this morning in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. The Rev. Fr, William Buhmeir read the vows. ~~ The bride chose a gown of white nylon sheer over

ruffled yoke, long tight sleeves and full skirt that extended into a long train. , White roses held her fingertip veil of illusion edged in lace, and her bouquet was of white roses and white orchids. Maid of honor was Miss Genevieve Hennegan, cousin of the bride. She wore a white nylon sheer frock over rose satin, and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert Williams and Miss Frances Schlotter, wore white nylon over yellow and aqua satin. Jack Gans of Richmond attended the bridegroom, and ushers were Edward O. Lowe of Springfield, O., and Vernon R. Lowe of Cairo, Ill. A wedding breakfast at the Southern Mansion followed the ceremony, and a reception was held there this afternoon, After a 10-day trip north, the couple will be at home with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, V. F. Lowe. Mr, Pierce is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pierce.

Edith Spickelmier Is Wed

BEFORE A BACKGROUND of palms, candelabra and white gladioll, Miss Edith Spickelmier became the bride of John K. Greer at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Fairview Presbyterian church, The Rev. F. M. Smith of the Central Avenue Methodist church heard the vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spickelmier, and Mr, Greer's parents are Mr, and Mrs, Allen C. Greer. Mrs. G. W. Spicklemire was her sister's matron of honor. She wore a yellow marquiset dress made with a romance neckline, threequarter sleeves, shirred bodice and full skirt. Bridesmaids were Mrs. M. N. Samms and Miss Patricia Moores, who wore green marquiset frocks like Mrs. Spicklemire’s. Allen W. Greer was best man for his brother, and ushers were Carl F, Spickelmier, brother of the bride; Mr. Spicklemire, Harvey Morehouse and Mr. Samms. A reception was held at the Marott hotel after the wedding, and the couple left on a motor trip South. They will be at home in Lafayette.

Dr. Trent to Read Vows Uniting Miss Morgan and George Martz

Dr. L. C. Trent will read the wedding vows uniting Miss JoAnn Mor-

gan and George E. Martz at 3:30 p. m. Sunday in the Woodruff Place &

Baptist church.

P.'H. Ho Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Starling Pearce, 3827 Guilford ave., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann, to James A. Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. James T, Cunningham, 3840 N. Delaware st. The wedding will be early in September.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hannagan, 6924 Warwick rd., have announced the approaching mar. riage of their daughter, Conradine Doran, to John E. Lindhjem, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lindhjem, Mt, Vernon, N. Y. The wedding will be Aug. 3! in the home of the bride's parents.

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P. H. Ho Photo. Miss Barbara J. Schaeffer will become the bride of Donald A. Broeking Aug. 3! in the Irvington Methodist church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Paul T. Schaeffer, 3055 N. Meridian st., and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Broeking, 6532 E. Washington st.

P. H. Ho Photo. P. H. Ho Photo, The approaching marriage of Miss Mary Ann Sexson Yo Malcolm Lee Wrege has been ane nounced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. B.' Sexson, 520 E. 36th st. The wedding Will be ~~ Sept. | in the North Methodist church. The pro« spective briegroom is the son of Mrs. Arthur J, Wrege, 953 E, 34th st.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Morgan, 776 N. | | Emerson ave. and the bridegroom {is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Martz, 312. N. Keystone ave.

Brides Father To Officiate At Wedding

The bride's father will unite Miss Sylvia Sholty and Carl A. Priest in marriage at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the First United Brethren church. Capt. Alva H. Sholty, the officiating minister, will be assisted by the Rev. James A. Weber. Capt. and Mrs. Sholty of Ft. Wayne are parents of the bride, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Priest, 1518 N. Rural st. The bride will be gowned in a satin and net dress with a round

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{maid of honors.

The bride will wear a gown. of! ivory satin fashioned with a sheer | yoke, long sleeves and a full skirt] and train. Her fingertip illusion | veil will be caught with a beaded | crown. She will carry a bouquet | of white roses with a white orchid. | Miss Patricia Morgan, Milwaukee, the maid of honor and niece of the| bride, will wear a pale green net|

P. H. Ho Photo.

Mrs. Peter R. Lostutter, 1425 E. Vermont st., has announced the engagement of her daughter, Thelma Irene, to Richard: M. Outcalt, son of Mr. and

gown. It will be fashioned with al ls sweetheart neckline and short| Mrs. William J. Outcalt, 3357 sleeves. | N. Broadway. No date has

Bridesmaids’ Dresses

| been set for the wedding. Miss Evelyn Curry and Miss Pa- |

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Miss Thelma Springman, daughter of Mr. and - Mrs. Charles Springman, 23 E. lowa st., will be married next Saturday to Maurice Kriese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kriese, 627 Weghorst st. The wedding will be in Sacred Heart Catholic church.

P. H. Ho Photo

Miss Marjorie E. Sauer will become the bride of James M. Chandler at 7:30 p. m. today in her home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sauer, 1632 Christopher lane, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Claude W. Chandler, 1743 S. Delaware pl.

Bretzman Photo. September 2 has been set as the wedding date of Miss Catherine Ann McLarty, daughter of Charles A. McLarty, 3911 N. Ruckle st., and Paul G. Mil ler, son of Mr. and Mrs, George A. Miller, 774 N. Emerson ave. The wedding will be in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church.

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The engagement of Miss. Imogene Pierson to Dr. Wile bur K. Bond, Green Fork, is announced by her mother, Mrs, Louisa Pierson, 825 Fairfield

Mr. and Mrs, Horace C. Baker, 2864 N. lllinois st., announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dolores LaVern, to Irvin H.

Herman, son of Mrs. Ellen The wedding. will be in Herman of Lower City, Pa. 4v8. Secs The wedding will be Aug. 31 in October. Miss Pierson is a the University Park Christian member of Delta Delta Delta church. sorority.

tricia Schoener will be bridesmaids | and will wear blue and pink net |

gowns fashioned the same as the] Rose Bernath

we micesne T'0 Be Wed

of Milwaukee, also the bride's niece, will be junior bridesmaid and will|

| Charlotte Hofmann, Lewis Bose To Be Married at Home

The home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. William Hofmann

Bettyjo Reed

To Become

Ramona St. Clair to Be Married In Broad Ripple Christian Church’

Miss Ramona St. Clair and Gene L. Meihsner will be united in mare

neckline, long sleeves and accents wear yellow net, Her sister, Mar-

of appliqued satin tulips. Her fin-

gertip veil will be caught with a] tiara of seed pearls and she will

carry an orchid on a white Bible.

garet Anne, will be the flower girl. Gerald Martz, the bridegroom's nephew, will be best man. will be James Elliott, Vernon Rey-

‘Tomorrow

Ushers |

A 5 o'clock wedding ceremony to-

| Hofmann and Lewis Bose at 4:30 p. m. today, The Rev R. W. Galloway

of the ‘First Presbyterian church will read the vows.

{ of 4340 N. Capitol ave., will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Charlotte | ride

Miss Bettyjo Reed will become the |

riage at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow by the Rev. J. Maurice Thompson in the Broad Ripple Christian church. The bride will wear a crisp organda gown with a chantilly lace

accents. Her fingertip veil will be|

nolds and Herbert Ludwig. A reception at the church will follow the ceremony and the couple will leave on a short trip. They will! be at home in Bloomington where both will attend Indiana university. |

Attendants’ Dresses Mrs. Alvin H. Sholty Jr. Fortville, will be the matron of honor and will wear a pale blue net gown. Bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret Brown of Bedford, who will wear yellow net, and Miss Blanche Wertz, who will be dressed in orchid. . . i Susan Flightner, Pt. Wayne, and Miss Hamilton Miss Bonnie Priest, the bride-

groom's sister, will be flower girls. To Be Married |

The ringbearer will be Atila Run-| Vows will be exchanged by Miss

yan. The best man will be Cecil Hurt | Louise Hamilton and William Brock at 7:30 p. m. today in the Irving-

and ushers are to be Mr. Sholty Jr. Lloyd Redix, Roland Mitchum and Kenneth Hendron. ton Methodist church. The Rev. E. F. Schneider will hear the vows. The bride's parents are Mr, and

Following the ceremony there will be a reception in Dailey hall at InMrs. Howard Heath, 1514 Bosart | ave, and Mr, Brock is the son of,

diana Central college. The couple will be at home at 1221 Edwards Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brock of Detroit,

ave. when they return from a trip to northern Indiana. The bride's gown of marquiset and | lace is made with a round neckline, | long sleeves and full skirt with!

Fr. Lindemann To Officiate

An informal ceremony will unite Miss Marjorie Ellen Sauer and James M. Chandler at 7:30 p. m today. The Rev. Fr. L. A. Lindeménn will read the service in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George L. Sauer, 1632

chapel train. Her fingertip veil will |.

be caught by a seed pearl tiara, and she will carry a cascade bouquet 'of stephanotis, gardenias and white orchids. Miss Evelyn Hamilton will be her sister’s maid of honor, and brides- | maids will be Mrs. Roberta Brock] of Franklin, Miss Henrietta Rohde | and Miss Anna Jean Robb. Miss| Hamilton's dress will be ‘blue mar-!

Christopher lane. Mr. Chandler Is quiset, and the bridesmaids will the son of Mr. and Mrs, Claude W. wear pink. Chandler of Tulsa, Okla. Paul Wright of Detroit will be |

best man, and Wayne Bonar, Glen | Mixter and Walter Siegfried, all of Detroit, will be ushers. A reception will be held in the gold room of the Hotel Antlers, and the couple will leave on a motor | trip to New York and Florida, They | will be at home in Indianapolis | after Sept. 5.

Nuptial High Mass Follows Wedding

A nuptial high mass followed the wedding of Miss Martina Keller | and John M. Cooke at 9 a. m, today in St, Patrick's Catholic]

> . ~ | church. e Rev. Fr. Edward C.| Kezlarian- Ford Baer Ls a, 2 Byway © Rite Today

The bride will wear a dress of light weight blue wool with a high neckline, long sleeves and plain skirt... Her accessories will be brown, and she will carry a colonial bouquet of white flowers. Mrs. Robert Lesman will attend her sister, and will wear a dusty pink wool dress and brown accessories. She will carry a colonial bouquet of mixed flowers. Charles) Hayes will be best man, { After a reception at the home, the couple will leave on a motor trip | to Colorado. They will be at home in Tulsa after Sept. 1.

The First Presbyterian church was the scene of the wedding of made with a fitted bodice, tight | Miss Sara Ann Ford and Lt. (j.g.)|sleeves and full skirt and train. |

Henry G. Kezlarian at 3:30 p. m. | Her fingertip veil was attached to |

nora Guerrini, Manuel, Marylee | Harrell, Noblesville; Carolyn Hauser, Tudor hall; Patty Joy

of “The Clothesline”; Patricia | Kelly, St. Mary's; Beverly McClintick, Warren Central, and ~

morrow in the Beth-El temple will unite Miss Rose Bernath and Martin Robert Goldsmith. Rabbi Nandor Fruchtor will perform the ceremon} Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bernath, 3326 Ruckle st., and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldsmith of Brooklyn, N, Y. . Miss Florence Bernath, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor and will wear a lemon yellow taffeta dress. Bridesmaids will be another sister, Miss Edythe Bernath; Miss Rita Goldsmith, the bridegroom's | oy brother, Philip Goldsmith, | sister; Miss Clarissa Hollander and and ushers will be Mrs. Mike Rosenstein. They will Ye wear similar gowns in powder blue, pink, aqua and peach. Ivory Satin Gown The bride will wear a gown of ivory satin with a fitted bodice, a leave on a wedding trip. round neckline, long sleeves and a be at home in Indianapolis.

[full skirt extending into a Jong | train. | three-quarter-length veil of illusion | and she will carry an arm bouquet | of white roses and baby's-breath.

Capt. Leonard Goldsmith and Leo Bernath.

| Thé bride has chosen a gown of white net and satin trimmed with Mrs.

heirloom lace. The fitted net bodice Neckline, forms a deep ; . . back and extends down the sleeves. | ington Methodist church. The Rev.

is fashioned with a sweetheart, po; of seed pearls will hold the E. A. Clegg will officiate. ny. neckline and long sleeves, and the prides full-length illusion veil, and | full satin skirt falls into a train. her bouquet will be a white orchid land Mrs. Sylvester M. Reed, 24 N.| the bridegroom's sister, Miss Marcia Lace belonging to the bride's aunt, | surrounded |

A Juliet cap will hold her her sister's only attendant. will wear a frock of pink net gweetheart (trimmed in lace. Robert Malloy of sleeves. The best man will be the bride-| New York will be best man.

the bride's) Wisconsin, the couple will be at brother, Joe Bernath; Manuel Izsak, home in Indianapolis. |

A dinner in the temple will follow is the son of Mrs. Jeanne Bose, 327 the ceremony and the couple .will E. Maple rd., is a Swarthmore gradThey will uate and also was graduated from ‘the Yale university law school.

| The bride is a graduate of| The bride will wear a gown of! t heart neckline and full skirt. Heire {Swarthmore college. Mr. Bose, who white satin with a sweetheart neck- gion. ts of the couple are Mr loom lace belonging to the brides line, long sleeves and a full skirt! aren soup ‘groom's paternal grandmother and Mrs. Bert E. St. Clair, 7402

caught with an illusion tiara and she will carry a prayerbook topped with an orchid. Miss Elsie St. Clair will be her sister's maid of honor. Another Parents of the couple are Mr.| sister, Miss Margaret St. Clair, and

bride of John F. Thornburgh Jr.

trims the " yoke in | 2% 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Ir-

Miss Petersen

To Be Bride

1 Mota Wl be brid Ads. TT, A service read in the home of rwin st., and Mr. and Mrs. John | Meihsner, w esmaids. e . ther G. Thornborgh, 34 N. Irwin st. |maid of honor will wear pink and|'D® Pridegroom’s mo ae 2a Miss Suzanne Conner will be the the bridesmaids will be gowned in| Stella Lytle of 1430 N. Gran | maid of honor and will wear a gown | blue, The dresses will be fashioned | united Miss Lauretta Petersen and lof white net fashioned with a|with lace bodices and net skirts. [Leland Lytle at 3:45 p. m. today, William Welsch will be the best qv, Rey. Arnold Clegg of the Grace

neckline and puffed | man and Charles Arensman and|, thodist church oMciated. | The bride, who is the daughter

The bridesmaid will be Miss Jean Jack Gleichman will be ushers, McIntyre, who will wear a gown| A reception at the Riviera club| i ’ or of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petersen like the maid ol honor’s. [ui Solow fhe Sereipony uhY, they St. Paul, Minn., wore a gown of Biide's Gown ive They will live : Bloom. | ¥hite marquiset made with sweet.

Herman Lieber,

by white roses. Attends Sister | Miss Martha Hofmann will vel She

After a two-week wedding trip to

trimmed the gown. The bride's ile lusion veil fell from an orange | blossom crown, and she carried a

and train. . Her fingertip veil will be caught with a tiara of seed pearls. She will carry a prayerbook |

Spring Mill rd; and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Meihsner, 820 Paxton pl.

Teen Talk—

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER TWENTY-SIX HIGH SCHOOL girls want to be first in fashion— they want the other gals to know the how and why of style, and they're do something about it, As members of the Block's high school fashion board this group will meet weekly, discuss fashions, model, choose the most popular fashions—and incidentally, have a wonderful time doing it.

set to

y ~ ” OFFICERS and members of the board run like this: Margie

Nickels, Beech Grove, president; Delores Beck, St. John's, vice president; Jan Belcher (pictured), Shortridge, Block's Snooper in the Shortridge Echo; Norma Bennett, Washington; Donna Dean, Broad Ripple; Kathleen Dolen, Edinburg; Helen Dungan, Franklin; Donna Etter, Speedway; Leo-

(also pictured) Shortridge, editor

Joan Meyers, St. Agnes. Also Mary Alice Miller, Sacred Heart; Mary Lou Mohlenkamp, Ladywood; Peggy Nabring, South-

High School Fashion Board Plans New Season

rose-and-orchid bouquet. Miss Helen Schultz of St. Paul, maid of honor, wore a dress of yellow marquiset. John Butler Lye

| topped with an orchid. The best man will be winiam Delta Delta Delta

Shipley and ushers will be Edwin| (iy, : Allen and Harry Bell. Gv es Bridge Tea | A reception in the church will] The DePauw chapter of Delta tle attended his brother. follow the ceremony and the couple | Delta Delta sorority sponsored a/ A dinner at the Marott hotel os lon ckicaclurides ya this alerocon wt the [IONE EO EC {island, Mich. ey Ww at home : |e s lin Indianapolis. ome o Miss Jeanne Eldridge, 5746 | will be held tonight. After & entral ave,

—————————————————— month's trip to St, Paul and Can« . | Miss “Betty Thompson is rush | ada, the couple will be at home in RB ,V4 B ir W edding to e chairman and Miss Miriam Roberts 1 7, ’ 4 ’ [ At Wanamaker |

Indianapolis. assisted her with arrangements. | Out-of-town members attending y were Misses Ruth Kennedy, Betty Delta Sigma Kappa Howard and Rosemary Eyrich, Cin-| Kappa chapter, Delta Sigma Kape Tine Aoecial Sinmun Mish Suu Sumpbell pa A will have a business .aa: South Bend, an iss Margaret meeting at . m. Monday at t Vi ANAMAKER, Ind, Aug. 10. Ross, Richmond. They will be week- home i LR tn of iss Mary Virginia Pfendler and end guests of Miss Thompson {Acton Arthur T. Shearer will be married ; . [at 3:30 p. m. today in the New | Bethel Baptist church here. The |Rev. W. F. Buckner and the Rev. { Archer C. Shirley of Fairland will | officiate. Parents of the couple are

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will be best man, and ushers will be Thomas 8S. Pfendler, T.. W. Mec~ | Kamey, Robert 8, Willsey and How{ard Shearon, | After a reception at Whispering |

, regardless of outside temperature and humidity.

today, The Rev. R. W. Galloway a lace cap accented with orange |

heard the vows. She carried a gardenia-

blossoms.

Parents of the couple are Mr, | topped prayer book.

and Mrs, R. T. Ford, 2822 Ruckle st, and Mr. Pearl Keflarian of Royal Oak, Mich. . A gown of white chiffon, fashjoned with drop shoulders, fitted bodice, peplum and full skirt, was chosen by the bride. tier illusion veil was caught by a

Her three- |

The bride was attended by her sister, Betty, who wore a bouffant dress of pink marquiset, Miss Mary Cooke, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. She wore a fullskirted frock of aqua marquiset. Edward Cooke was his brother's best man, and ushers were Joseph

lace tlara, and she carried a bou- E. Bauer and Thomas Casserly.

quet of white roses and orchids.

A breakfast at Bluff Crest fol-

Miss Martha Jean Ford attended lowed the wedding, and a reception

her sister.

with a lace hodice and full net afternoon.

She wore a blue frock was held at the bride's home this

After a short wedding

skirt. Robert Rudick of Detroit | trip, the couple will be at home in

was best man,

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Indianapolis.

port; Veronica Pacala, Ben Davis, Doris Pugh, Lawrence Central; Virginia Peck, Sheridan; Joan Robinson, Shortridge; Nancy Schnitzius, Pike township; Donna Wallace, Jackson Central; Mary Jo Winchell, Technical, and Roberta Yorger, Decatur, ho» THIS IS the seventh year for the fashion board and some of the first members now are married and have babies. Highlight of the year is the big fashion show

which the board sponsors and .

puts on itself. The board is hoping for a rumpus room of its own, .

Riding high toward a new school year, Patty Joy (left) and Jan Belcher are writers on Block's High School Fashion board for this year. Both attend Shortridge high school.

where they can dream up fashions out of this world. A point system is used to inspire regular attendance and at each meeting a fashion of the week is selected. The girls each write ads on the fashion and the best one wins a prize. It's all for new ideas and keeping up on what's new, : No sloppy joes exist among the board members—they try to discourage it. Hair-dos are kept neat and Miss Elnora, the Powers the lashions and what's going on,

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model, advises them on poise and modeling. ” ” ” SOME OF THE joys of being a Fashion board member are the matinee, football game and show that Block's treats the girls to during the year. The entire group

to wear.

ly publication that the girls put

“The Clothesline” is"the month~ |

| Winds, the couple will leave for a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada,

Kappa Alpha Thetas Plan Swim Party

The

| tended.

out with news about the girls, | Miss Patricia Lange of New Au-

gusta will be hostess,

Purdue chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority entertained | recently “with a rush tea at the Butler chapter house. Members | trom Indiana, “Northwestern, Butler is given a gift—usually something |and DePauw universities also at-

Plans for a swimming party the latter part of August were made.

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