Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1946 — Page 20

' Bretzman photo Sweeney chapel at university will be the scene, Sept. 8, for Miss Maxine Smith's marriage to Ronald H. Hull. Parrents of the Sauple are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, 1322 N. Kealing ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hull, 804 N. Bolton ave.

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Miss Isabelle Jane Oldham,

daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. C. Oldham, 3861 N. Dela-

ware st., and Robert A. Morris,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Morris, Lebanon, will be mar-

ried Dec. 22 in the Central Christian church.

P. H. Ho photo Mr. and ‘Mrs, M. A. Raftery, 858 Parker ave., announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Betty Jo, and Thomas C. Foley, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Foley, Milwaukee. The ceremony will be Sept. 14 in

S¥>Philig Neri Catholic church.

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MISS ELIZABETH BRUCE JOSEY will be honor

guest at a luncheon-bridge at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the

Meridian Hills Country club hostess.

. Mrs. Maxwell Droke is the

A ceremony Sept. 8 will unite Miss Josey and Logan Truax Johnston Jr. in Sweeney chapel at Butler university. Guests at the luncheon-bridge will be Mrs. Charles

C. Josey, the bride-to-be’s Burr, Marshall Knox, M. O. Ross,

mother; Mesdames Harold Charles E. Stevens and T. R. Black,

Misses Katherine Armstrong, Joan Chandler, Sue Hartz and Betty

Jo Fark.

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At Purdue For Institute

Times Special WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 22.-—The American Institute of Cooperation will open Monday and continue all next week at Purdue university, with an estimated 2000 women expected to attend. At least 500 farm, business and professional women are expected to participate in the program. Purdue President Frederick L. Hovde will give the welcoming address at the opening session of the 18th annual institute. : ; Mrs, Charles W. Sewell, adminis-

tration director of the American Farm Bureau's Associated Women, operative” at the eighth general]

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session. ® Other Speakers Other speakers will include Mrs. Clare Joslin, Batavia, N. Y., Mrs. Ethan ‘M. Clark, LeRoy, N. Y., and Mrs, Viola Armstrong, head of the home department of the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative, Miss Gussie Smith, Sevierville, Tenn.; Miss Lois M. Clark of the National Education - association: Mrs. Wilma B. Sledge, Misissippi Farm Bureau federation, and Mrs. Lulu Evanson, North Dakota Farmers union, also will speak. “Mrs. Russell Cushman, Fortville, will discuss “The Indiana Program.” Miss Lella R. Gaddis, state leader of Home Economics and Home Demonstration Agents for Indiana, is chairman of the Purdue committee for women's activities. Institute Staff Other speakers will be Mrs. Sarah Porter Ellis, Southern States Co-operative, Inc, Richmond, Va.: Miss Gertrude L. Warren, federal exténsjon service, Washington, and Miss Margaret Grobman, Chicago. Mrs. Vera McCrea Searles, Dairymen’s League Co-operative association, N. Y,, and Miss Juliet Fleischl of the Farmers Union will appear. Some of the institute staff members already here are Thomas L. Cleary, editorial director; D. L. MacDonald, director of vocational education; Miss Edna Gilbertson; Mrs. Nancy Benjamin, and J. M. Heizer, Parm Credit administration | of Louisville. Dr. Raymond W.| Miller, president of the institute, | arrived yesterday.

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3 Miss Marjorie Nichols will be honored with several pre-nuptial showers before her marriage Sept.

2000 Expected

7 to B. W. S8eaman ‘in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Mrs. Arza Kurtz Sr. and Miss Evelyn Nichols will entertain tomorrow evening in the home of Mrs. Kurtz with a crystal shower for Miss Nichols.

Guests Listed GUESTS will be Mrs. Bryant Nichols, the bride-to-be’s mother; Mesdames Kenneth Alexander, M. E. Johnson, Robert Sturm, Raymond Rich, Woodrow Rich, Travis Lockwood, Lewis H. Walker, Alice Wilson, Fred G. Howell, Alvin G. Jose, W, H. Brehob, Eugene McCarty, Roland Nichols, Eldridge Nichols, George Cornelius, Albert Bronson, Earl Cook, Thomas Cooley, Joseph Rolland, Nola Clickner, George Rich, William T. Hynes, Michael

Nichols and Mary OClickner an Mrs. Oliver M. Zeiher of Bloomington, Mrs. ‘Joseph Parke, Mrs. Donald Waltz and Miss Jean Carmichael, all of Muncie.

Party Tuesday

A DESSERT-BRIDGE for Miss Nichols Tuesday night will be given by Miss Eloise -Crowe. Guests will include Mesdames Nichols, John R. Basch, Lewis Walker, Lawrence Medcalf,

Kurtz, -W._ _D. Crowe, Oliver Zieler, Martha Killman and John Evard, Misses Norma Redmond, Betty Harlon, Martha Kirkhoff, Elnora Humes, Ruth Howell, Betty Leindecker, Evelyn and Juanita Nichols.

Miss Norton To Entertain

Miss Margie Sellmeyer will be honored tonight with a personal shower to be given by Miss Jean Marie Norton, 944 N. Denny st. Miss Sellmeyer will be married to John R. Coleman Saturday in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. Guests at the shower will be Mrs. G. J. Sellmeyer, mother of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Frank Ars ford, Howard Kelly, LeRoy Dudley,

C hapter M eeting

Alpha chapter of Beta Chi Theta!Norman Dunn and Robert Corman, !

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of Mrs, George Sowdan, 1726 E. 73d st.

Sauss, Victor Huber, Emory Bryan, Lynn LaFave, Katherine Dudley,

Misses Olivia and Alvina Sellmeyer, Joan McMullen, Jane Adair, Mary Lou Norton and Jeannette Hoover.

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Miss Regena Larrabee and Lt. Paul Seehausen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seehausen, 744 N. DeQuincy st., will exchange vows Saturday in ‘Wyalusing, Pa., at the summer home of the bride-to-be's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. L, Larrabee, Trenton, N. J.

Teen Talk—

Helena Barbieri

By BOBBIE

“adopted” by Helena Barbieri and fields of fashion design.

with junior styles (for older girls) and took a long and pitying glance at the teen-agers. From her New York office Miss Bar-

E. Ein, Tay Jos Dalan and | pier produced her first group of "Be Winton. : 12 Styles. fase cdbat. Anka. crt eas sa YT GE degen xo = BS; : RD ve RROTE WA be REE + MARY Courage ™ showed = Iv (6 blyers™

and immediately started increasing production to a large scale. Arriving in Indianapolis yesterday, Miss Barbieri was guest at a Sub-Deb style show in Ayres’ auditorium. Movies and back-to-school fashions highlighted the program, which was presented again this afternoon.

» n ” SMALL, TRIM and dark-haired, Miss Barbieri was graduated from Trinity college in Washington where she studied to be a Latin teacher. After tutoring some college freshmen she decided teaching was not for her and she took up fashion illustration. During the depression there was ‘much plodding through the streets with portfolio under arm—-that was the time when artists were a dime a dozen. But eight years ago the Young American Deb company wanted Miss Barbieri fo design evening gowns and that’s how her career in the style world started.

o n ” FROM MUSEUMS, MOVIES and magazines, and a lot “from out of my head,” Miss Barbieri dreams up teen-age styles. Her main objective is to educate the teen-ager to know the types of

From Latin Teacher to Fashions—

THAT FORMERLY NEGLECTED AGE—the

It was three years ago that Miss Barbieri turned from her work

: P. H. Ho photo Sunday is the date set for the marriage of Miss Colleen Pollard, daughter of Mrs. Ma Elaine Pollard, 1337 S. Bol. mont ave., and Robert Thomas Everett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Truman O. Everett, 1351 S. Belmont ave.

i Photo Reflex photo. Miss Virginia Avanelle Henry will become the bride of Forrest Eugene Bowen in an Oct. 8 ceremony. The bride-to-be is

the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Henry, Lizton, and Mr. Bowen's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bowen of Pittsboro.

Opens New Field

SCHAEFFER teen-age— was turned into one of the most fruitful

clothing suitable for her figure and personality. No “fads” snéak into her styles and she doesn’t ob=’ Ject to a- “wee bit of sophisticawy BER ACOENL- OTE oF SA Gen Dr oA ord YARN MOL 8 dir Her dresses for American Debu« teen are for girls in high school and. even lap over into the freshman and sophomore years in college—depending upon the girls, of course. For young American Debs, Miss Barbieri designs the more sophisticated dresses—for an older group,

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“BEST OF ALL I LIKE to receive fan mail from the teen-age girls,” Miss Barbieri says. “And even more than praise, I appreciate criticism. In that age of no inhibitions the girls speak freely, and I can slant my work toward their desires.” Miss Barbieri has appeared throughout the country as guest speaker and adviser for teen-age fashion sessions. She was a judge for the Scholastic magazine's design contest and also. spoke recently at the Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls. Her creations are fitted on two | models—Andy and Mickey. They are typical teen-agers, not too thin, not perfect in proportions and rather short. . Andy and | Mickey show the styles to. the buyers. From then on it's the manufacturer's job.

at Ayres' yesterday and today.

Designer for Teens Visits Here

“« / Holding one of her own teen-age dress styles, Helena Barbieri, New York designer for American Debuteen dresses and Young American Deb, stopped in Indianapolis for the Sub-Deb style shows

P: H. Ho photo Mrs. Adeline Mann, 2210 Avondale place, announces the engagement of her daughter, Sue, to Paul-F. Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cameron, Zanesville. The wedding will be Sept. 2 in St. Francis de Sales Catholic church

Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hasfurder, 918 E. Market st. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Orvilla W. Jarvis, to Robert Francis Buergoin son of Mr. and Mrs. oseph Noonan, 919 Elm st. The wedding will be Saturday in the Hasfurder home.

Joan Peavey

To Be Wed

Miss Joan Peavey will be married to Warren McCormick at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Broadway Methodist church. Dr. John P. Edwards will read the vows. : - Miss Betty Riehl will be the bride's only attendant and Frank McCormick will be his brother's best man. di ‘Miss Peavey was the hohor guest pAb UBER 5c ymin rgoently

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P. H, Ho photo The engagement of Miss Louise Moss, 2437 E. | lth st., to William Dearmin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Dearmin, 702 N. Drexel ave., is announced by her uncle, George Sander, New Palestine. The date for the wedding has not been set.

rant Hayes photo Miss Joan Peavey's marriage to Warren McCormick will 2» at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Broadway Methodist church, She is the daughter of George Peavey, 2432 College ave., and Mr. McCormick is the son of Mrs. Stella Parker, Kokomo,

P. H. Ho photo A ceremony Saturday in St. Philip Neri Catholic church will unite Miss Joean Harrington and Eugene Maloy. Mothers of the couple are Mrs. Margaret E. Harrington, 227 S. Oxford st., and Mrs. Amelia Maloy Butler, 356 N. Addison st.

Bride-to-Be Chooses Attendants

Miss Mary Ann Sexson, who will be married to Malcolm Lee Wrege Sept. 1, has named Miss Betty Freed of Terre Haute as her maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Kay Kuntz, Ft. Wayne; Miss June Craig, Cleveland; Mrs. Robert Dean, Bloomington, and Miss Betty Wrege, sister of the prospective bridegroom.

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The best man will be King Traub and ushers will be William B. Patrick, William B. Wagner, Joseph B. Seagle and Eldon A. Phillips. 3 The wedding will be in the North Methodist church, Mrs. Dean will honor Miss Sexson with a shower Saturday at her home in Bloomington. Guests will include Mrs. J. Bant Sexson and Mrs. Arthur J. Wrege, mothers of the couple. Guests at Party

Others will be Mesdames James James C. Mace, Robert Hines, and U. R. Rice, all of Bloomington; Misses Ann Woodward, Jean Holland and Pamela Caigle, all of Bloomington; Misses Freed, Wrege and Eleanor Beecher and Kuntz and Miss Jacqueline Simpson of Marshall, Ill, Mrs. Mace entertained at her home in Bloomington with a miscellaneous shower and Miss Preed entertained with a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for Miss Sexson recently.

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Initiation Tonight |Club Picnic Set

Phi chapter of Delta Chi Sigma| The Spade and Trowel Garden sorority will have rough initiation|club will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow this evening in the home of Mrs.|for a picnic at the home of Mrs. Charles Kirkbride, 1602 Sturm ave.[Dean Stubbs, Sheridan. Members Pledges are Mrs, Earle Hahn and|wil! make and wear fresh flower Mrs. O. O'Neil Stout. Assisting the|hats, to be judged by Mrs. Damien hostess will be Mrs. Carson Gwinn.|J. Lyman.

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