Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1946 — Page 18

Miss Killilea Chooses © Bridal Attendants

Two approaching marriages, “* showers, and the announcement "of wedding: attendants appear in "today’s bridal scene. Ye Mr. and Mrs, Everett F, Cox, 5455 College ave, anpounce the approaching mariage of their daughter, Pauline Mary, to Rollin ©. Smith IV, of Cleveland, son of Mrs. Reid Palmer, 5850 College ave, The wedding will be at 7:30 p. m. Sept. 11 in the rectory of St. Joan of Are Catholic church, Miss Kathleen Cox will be her sister's only attendant and Robert Smith will be his brother's best man, Mrs. Charles A. Teipen, 556 N. Oxford st. will entertain with a personal shower for Miss Cox Saturday afternoon. Guests, with the mothers of the couple, will be Miss Kathleen Cox, Miss Charlotte Smith, the bridegroom's sister; Mesdames Sam Johnson, Willlam Donnahue, Harold Riley Jr, James O'Donnell and Harry O'Brien, Miss Kathleen Cleary and Miss Mary Kathryn Grothaus. : Assisting Mrs. Teipen will be her mother and sister, Mrs. William P Ittenbach and Mrs. Walter C. Kennedy, and Mrs. Emil C. Rassmann. » s n

Attendants for the marriage on Sept. 7 of Miss Helen Killllea and Howard J. Barnhorst have been chosen by the couple, The ceremony will be at 9 a.m. in St, Philip Neri Catholic chureh. - Mrs. Robert J. Grothaus, Denver, Colo., will be her sister's matron. of honor and the bridesmaids will be Misses Florence Fillenwarth, Margaret Sullivan and Betty Moore. Leo Barnhorst will be best man and Edward Barnhorst an usher for their brother. The otlier usher will be Joseph Killilea, brother of the bride-to-be, A miscellaneous shower was given last night for Miss Killilea by Mrs. . K. 8. Moore, 421 N. Gray st. » » »

Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bramblett, 1232 N. Belle Vieu pl, have announced the approaching marriage of their daughter, Helen Louise, to Albert B. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Ward, Browns-

The wedding will be at 8:30 p.m. Aug. 30 in the Eighth Christian church.

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Miss June Louise Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa R. Carter, 1250 W. 32d st., will be married to Clyde F. Akard at 3:30 p. m. Saturday lin the Broadway Methodist church,

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Mrs. George Bardwell (left) and Miss Anne Holmes are members of the Indiana Day Nurs. ery Junior auxiliary which is planning a fund-raising project in connection with the State Fair horse show to be held Aug. 30 through Sept. 6. Members of the organization will sponsor the horse show program sales at the Coliseum, Proceeds will be used in the auxiliary's work at the day nursery on

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A DESSERT-BRIDGE TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT will honor Miss Margaret Bray ; Jack Martin Srader at 4:30 p. m. Sunday. Miss Jane

church with Dr. E. Burdette Backus officiating. Parents The bride-to-be is a graduate of Butler university .and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. bridegroom is attending Butler university and is a member of Phi Quests at the shower tonight “will be the mothers of the couple

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Badger, Mary Jane Catterson, Jessie May Brayton and Joan Beebe. . 5 » Miss Catterson and Miss Pittenger will tertain tomorrow in Miss Catterson’s home with a kitchen shower for Miss Brayton. Mr. and Mrs. Brayton will entertain the couple at a bridal dinner Saturday night in the Riviera club. Guests will be Dr. and Mrs. Lée Brayton, Mr. and Mrs. -Hulett and Mr. and "Mrs, Kincaid, Misses Margaret White, Jessie May Brayton, Barbara Ann Srader and Pittenger and

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Layishly Used, Perfume Just ‘Scares’ Men

But in Small Amounts It Subdues Them

By CLAIRE COX United Presa Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Aug. 31.—When a man laughs at a woman's perfume he isn't trying to be funny, a perfumed perfume expert said today.| He's really scared to death. ‘Rita Terrell, slim New Yorker, told delegates to the Associated Tolletries convention that overanxious women were likely to overwhelm men with over-dosages of exotic perfumes—but they'd never conquer them that way, Too much eau de cologne, she warned, gives men the jitters. They may laugh but it doesn’t mean a thing. “They are indulging in nervous humor which betrays their uncertainty as the quarry,” Miss Terrell said, Subduing the Male

Used in the right amounts, however, perfume will do more to subdue a man than all the apple pies like mother used to make, she said. A few drops of attar of roses will tame other animals, too, she added. There is a scent to trap every animal, “You can throw lions and tigers into a fayous haze with perfume,” she said. “And you can snare bears with a mixture of musk and oil of rhodium, “Even the wildest bird is reduced to submission by rubbing dil of bergamot on its beak.”

Treat Them Subtly But men must be treated with more subtlety, she said. : “Don't think you can just throw perfume on yourself,” she warned. “Be delusive. One of the most delusive ways to use perfume is to soak a little piece of flannel in| your favorite scent and tuck it into the upper seam of your stocking. Or spray the drapes in your living room like Marie Antoninette did. Or to be confusingly scented, take. your atomizer, spray a mist of perfume and walk through it.”

Greek ‘Know How’

Circe kept Ulysses overtime by smart use of perfume, Miss Terrell said. Heady fragrances caused so much romantic turmoil in Greece, she said, that perfumes were outlawed and had to be bootlegged. “Those Grecians knew how to use perfume,” she said. “And so did the the British.” In 1774 the British parliament decreed against unfair females who trapped innocent men. : The law read: “All women of whatever age, ‘rank, profession or degree, Yin maids or widows, that shall fr and after this act seduce and betray into matrimony any of His Majesty's subjeéts by the use of scents, paints, cosmetics, perfumed washes or bolstered hips, shall incur.

Fall Fun

Back-to-school shopping and cool evenings remind teen-agers that fall picnics and wiener roasts are in the offing. Betty Knight wears a pair of slacks in hound's tooth check with a black crepe tailored shirt and a white wool cardigan. Betty is a sophomore at Shortridge high school. (Wasson's.)

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Miss Murray to Be Honored MRS, WILLIAM PETERSON and her dafighter, Mrs. Ross D. Stevens, will honor Miss® Virginia Murray with a miscellaneous shower and tea Sunday. Miss Murray will be married to Richard A. Iserloth Sept. 5 in the Fairview Presbyterian church. Guests at the tea will include the 'couple’s mothers, Mrs. A. D,

Murray and Mrs. Carl J. Iserloth; Mesdames Harry Kryter, Russell Kaster, Charles E. Steyens, C. J. Renard, Lilly Shipley, E. W. Gilson, Harold Hadley, Mary Jeffrey, M. P, DeMotte, Thomas M. Hindman, Alistair McQuiston, Harriett Hartz, K. M. Blades, Charles Ogle, Carl A. Pike and Gentry Haun, Misses Lucinda Kryter, Louise Jeffrey, Sue Hartz, Betty Blades, Marjorie Ogle, Nadine Douglas, Patsy Sharick, Joyce Powers and Mary Jane Hazelwood. Miss Powers will entertain for Miss Murray at a kitchen shower and dessert-bridge Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Murray will have a trousseau tea Sept. 1 with open house from 4 to 7 p. m. There will be no invitations. Mrs, G. W. Spicklemire and Mrs. John K. Greer will entertain for Miss Murray with a linen shower Aug. 30. 2

‘Miss Jobes to Be Wed

Dr. and Mrs. Norman E. Jobes, | 3426 N. Meridian st., announce the engagement and approaching mar{riage of their daughter, Virginia ; |May, to Thomas Arthur Wiseman, ison of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WiseIman of Los Angeles. The wedding | will be Sept. 4 in the’ home of the

marriage, upon conviction, shall stand null and void.” : Miss Terrell pointed out that in 1774 there were no women in parliament.

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Mrs. George G. Greenburg, 3750 Carrollton ave. and her daughters, Jean and Lucille, are expected to return from an extended motor trip} through the West and Northwest | about Sept. 1.

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A “back-to-school” theme will be used for the junior dance to be given Friday, Sept. 6, at Meridian Hills Country club for club juniors. Max Wilson's orchestra will play for .dancing from 9 p, m. to midnight. The event will be the last dance of the summer season for the juniors. On the arrangements committee headed by Miss Flo’ Mary Foreman are Miss Betsy Arensman, Miss Mary Sue Weller, Dick Stinebaugh, Dan Nykart, Bud Mudd and Jerry Ford.

Meeting Tonight A ceremony Saturday will The Story-A-Month club will meet| Unite Miss Ruth Bechtol, daugh-

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