Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1946 — Page 23
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Miss Charlotte Ann Galm will be- 3 gcome the bride of Davis McClenny 74 in a ceremony at 8:30 p, m. today |3 in the home of the bride's parents, Y Mr, and Mrs. John M. Galm, 5683 | su Washington blvd. The Rev. C. W. Atwater, pastor of the First Baptist church, will read the vows. The bride will wear a gown of white satin, accented with embioidered seed pearls and a train. Her two-tiered fingertip veil will be caught with a halo of orange blossoms. She will carry a white cascade bouquet of orchids, gardenias and stephanotis studded with pearls. ~ Reception to Follow Mrs. Kenneth Galm will be the matron of honor and will be gowned in aqua nylon. The best man will be William Forshee of Los Angeles and Kenneth Galm will usher, i A reception in the home will follow the ceremony and the couple |’ will leave for a trip to the South. They will be at home in Blacksburg, Va. Mr. McClenny is the son of Mr. d Mrs, Jesse PF, McClenny of n, Va.
nshine Club Arranges Card Parties
A card party will be sponsored by e Children’s Sunshine club at 1:30 p. m. next Thursday iA Ayres’ ommittee room. Mrs. Alva Cradick, hairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Ure M. Frazer, Chris Haan, edric Wager and T. G. Evard. Another eard party will be held at 1:30 p. m, Oct. 4 in Ayres’ audiorfum. Mrs. W, B. Peak, president pf the Children’s Sunshine club, and past presidents will be in the eceiving line. They are Mesdames alter Zimmerman, Cradicks W. J. Overmire, R. C. Griswold, A. J. lark, Harry Kennett and B. L. Byrket. Mrs. PF, C. Bird and Mrs. D. C. olly are general chairmen of the party. Proceeds are to be used for nderprivileged children and the ulia Jamison nutrition camp. Also onations will be included to the
Girl Scouts Plan
A rally for teen-age girls will be held by the Girl Scouts of Indianapolis and Marion county at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the War Memorial building. The drive to obtain senior leaders will be opened by the rally and continued through Oct. 17. Short skits will demonstrate what senior scouts do at troop meetings, “boy-girl” parties and on gypsy trips. Miss Patty Campbell is chairman of the rally. Chairman of the girl's committee organized to help the adult organization find leaders is Miss
Discussing plans for the Girl Scout rally tomorrow are Miss Patty Campbell, general chairman of the rally; Mrs. W. L. Heston, chairman of the adult committee for the drive, and Miss Jean Clarkson, chairman of the girls’ committee for the drive.
. Mesdames J. L. Kiefer, Jermiah
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"Harvest Moon Frolic" Is Planned By the Indianapolis Junior League
Rally Tomorrow
Jean Clarkson, assisted by Misses Martha Bolte, Janet Rae Oakley Campbell and Jane Carson. The first training session for senior leaders will be held at the Girl Scout Little House Oct. 9 and will continue five evenings. The goal of the drive is to double the present number of senior scouts now in the city. Mrs. W. L. Heston is chairman of the adult committee assisted by
Cadick, William H. Shideler and Charles Mason. Miss Mary Jane Nelson of -the Girl Scout staff is working with the committees.
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The Catherine Merril] tent of [Daughters of Union Veterans of the vii War will meet at 1:30 p. m. Monday at Pt. Priendly. Mrs. Aanie Brown, president, will pre-
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JUNIOR league will hold a “Harvest Moon Frolic” from 9 to 1 o'clock the night of Oct. 19 in the Woodstock club. Mrs. David L. Chambers Jr. is general chairman for the event. Mrs. Chambers will be assisted by Mrs. George E.
Bardwell, who will be in charge of decorations, and Mrs. Reily G. Adams, who will be in charge of invitations. Also on the committee assisting the general chairman are Mrs. Lyman S. Ayres, who will be responsible for food, and Miss Mary Sheerin Kuhn, who will have charge of special features at the dance, 1
will be hostess to the Goucher College Alumnae club for a luncheon at 1 o'clock the afternoon of Sept. 78. New officers of the organization will be hostesses.
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They are Mrs. Harry D. Case, president; Mrs. Herbert Wilson, vice president; Mrs. Paul Schaffner, treasurer, and Mrs. Bosler, secretary.
s ” A kitchen shower honoring Miss Ruth Duckwall will be given at a dinner and bridge at 7 p. m. Tuesday in the Meridian Hills Country club. Mrs. Norman Kelly will be the hostess. Guests at the party will be Mrs. Paul Duckwall, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Charles D. Rau, mother of the hostess; Mrs. Ralph H. Brown, Bloomington; Mrs, Raymond D. Harvey and Miss Polly Moore, both of Noblesville; Mesdames Walter Stone Jr., Guy F. Boyd, Byron Beasley, and John A. Crawford and Miss Louise Beechey.
Bride-to-Be Feted MISS BETTY JO Mcllvaine, who will be married to Dr. John S. Fifer on Sept. 28, was feted at a miscellaneous shower given this afternoon by Miss Peggy Yockey. Guests included. Mrs. H. R. McIlvaine, mother of the bride= to-be; Mrs. T. M. Fifer of Oak Park, Ill, mother of the prospective ‘bridegroom; Mrs, Frank McIlvaine, Misses Rose Ann
McClure, Ann Kennedy, Mary Walker, Betty Welch, Patty Gates, Katherine Moore, Janet Grey Frazee, Jane Curle, Maryilyn Hooley, Doris Fessler, Martha Francés Dunn, Ruth Ann Hamilton, JoAnn Hesselfinger and Carolyn Costin. Also attending were Miss Patty Morrison of Kokomo, Miss Marianna Grayston of Huntington, Miss Mary Cleland of Ft. Wayne and Miss Marilyn Gray of Lafayette.
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most, for she had planned to show her line at the Be! ‘Air hotel and with—-so0 the local press says—the most elaborate of props and dinners. : Instead, the collection was reviewed in the downtown showroom and the dinner was cleverly and quickly contrived by the staff from wafers and fish pastes. Keneth Hopkins, one of the most noted of the cguntry’s millinery designers (who will be in Indianapolis this fall for a personal appearance at Block's) got in just under the line. The culindry workers strike was called five minutes after the last ‘croissant had -been crumbled at his brunch showing, ’ Dinner at Home Joseph Zukin suffered not at all: As scheduled, his Lou Van Roy designed collection was shown at the Zukin home on Benedict Canyon drive in Beverly Hills. . There was some thought on the part of the editors of staying with the Zukins for days, but, remembering how they had been caught with the telegraph wires down during the
they decided to rough it at their strike-bound hotels. And the fashion points that weathered these embarrassments? Well, with Hopkins hats it's the brushed felt group in a shade he calls California champagne (gray beige) as far as these eyes can discern. Bra Is ‘Epidemic’ This series includes a bonnet, beret, stovepipe, cavalier's and off-the-facer. And they're piped and
velvet—wine, spruce, royal blue. The ostrich “boas” he uses around the brims of dress hats and allows to trail over the shoulder are new, too. At Zukins’' you had to acknowledge the Importance of the bra that is epidemic in the California collections. Remember the bandeau? Well, forget it. This year's bra not only has a divided front, but it V's from the bottom—not the top. The {fabric —what there is of it—covers the lowest section of the rib cavity, swoops way up to form a 60-degree angle at the lower edge of the bazoom, You're right. It’s a little breathtaking (but better than bandeaus —anything is). : Fabrics Star And Pat Premo, as always, had the most fascinating fabrics in the market. As an example: Cotton | taffetas worked out in stripes and checks and colored with all the subtlety of silk. And a whole series worked around “chocolate and marshmallow” (medium brown and white) birdseye pique. But her golf dress with the skirt zipper that 1s opened to show bloomer pants if the day is that hot, and her patented action back with the elastic insert in the cording at the walist—that will make for the good ole days with sportswomen. It was functional American design at its best.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20—Waest ‘Coast hospitality suffered a blow yesterday: Eighty-four hotels and restaurants with strikes on their hands meant an interruption in the elaborate entertainment program set up for the nation's {fash-
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plaid blazer jacket—with white piping — and green corduroy skirt, Mary Jo is a senior at Tech and belongs to the D. T. C. and L. I. Ni K. S. clubs. She is secretary of Block's High School Fashion Board. (Block's.
Church Rite
To Unite Couple
Miss Eleene Treadway and Raymond Cromlich ‘will be married at 7:30 p. m. today in the Grace Lutheran church, The Rev. Harry Behning will officiate. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Treadway, 761 N. King ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles O, Cromlich of Greenwood. The bride will wear a gown of white satin, and a seed pearl tiara will hold her fingertip veil. She will carry white roses. Mrs. William. Hinkle of Ft. Knox, Ky. will be matron of honor and will wear blue satin. The bride's sister, Kathleene, will be bridesmaid and will wear yellow satin, Paul Coy will be Mr. Cromlich's best man, and ushers will be Robert Seward and Robert Smithy. A reception at the bride's home will follow the ceremony. After a trip, the couple will be at home at 1810 N. Montcalm st.
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Vows
Dr. Mark Mothersill, Frank Wallace
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Mrs. Franklin To Be Feted At Luncheon:
Council of Women To Honor Head
The Indianapolis Oouncil of Women will honor its president, Mrs. Claude Franklin, at a presi. dent's day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Oct. 1 in the Columbia club, Representatives of more than 200 Indianapolls clubs will attend the meeting, which will open the club year, Dr. Olyde E. Wildman, Depauw university president, will speak on “Higher Education Faces the Future.” A musical program will be presented by Howard H i manager of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra, Mrs, Harrington and Edwin Biltcliff, Special guests will be Mesdames Ralph F. Gates, Robert H. Tyndall, W. H, Lykins, W. C. Bartholomew; Oscar H. Ahlgren, Clayton Ridge, Kathrine Davis and Laura E. Ray, Rev. and Mrs. Newman 8. Jeffrey and Miss Sally Butler.
» » » Mrs. H. Talge Brown will be guest speaker at the president's day luncheon of the Anagnous group, Epsilon Sigma Omricron sorority, which will be held at 12:30 p. m.
"| Tuesday in the Hotel Lincoln. Mw.
Brown will review “Gertrude Stein.” Guests of honor will be the new-ly-elected officers, who include Mrs. H. W. Kroeger, president; Mrs, Jerauld McDermot, vice president; Mrs. PF. W. Stultz, secretary-treas-urer, and Mrs. C. J. Finch, sponsor.
Mrs. W. D. Keenan is honorary president, Following the installation, past presidents will talk on the club's motto. Participants will be Me. dames Keenan, McDermott, Eudora Symmes and William L. Sharp. ~ . » The Butler Women’s Faculty club opened its season of 10 meetings at | p. m. yesterday in Jordan hall. | William F. Hoffman spoke on “A | Hoosier Looks at England.” An all-faculty dinner is planned | by the club for its November meeting and guest day will be held :in | April. The president's day luncheon | will be May 17 and a baccalaureate |
Speakers this year .will include Mesdames Thor -G. Wesenberg, Thomas Bunch and Orman L. Shelton, Miss Dorothy Helmer and Miss Ruth Duckwall, Dr. M. O. Ross and
and Howard H. Peckham. Travel-Study Unit Will Meet
The Colonial Boston chapter of
A ceremony at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Centenary Christian | church will unite Mrs. Jeanne | LaBebe Weesner and Joseph E. Brown. “The Rev. G. Lavon Fisher will officiate.« Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Forcum, 1536 N. Gale st. and Mrs. Margaret Brown, 1110} Livingston ave, The bride will wear a st set-| length dress - of turquoise with | brown accessories. Mrs. Rosemary Thomas of Frankfort will be the matron of honor and will wear a brown street-length dress with turquoise- accessories. Ralph Forcum will be the best man. A reception in the church will follow the ceremony and the couple will leave on a trip. They will be
musical program at 8 p. m. today in the Wilking auditorium. Appearing on the program will be Mesdames Allen Shimer, Robert
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