Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1946 — Page 9
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SATURDAY. OCT 5, 1948
prtwal Tea Will Be Held Wednesday By *Civic Theater Affairs Committee
MRS. KURT®F. PANTZER will be Ake hostess Wednesday at the:annual fall tea of the Civic Theater A feature of the event, to be held p.m. in Mrs, Pantzer's home, will be a musiAssisting Mrs. Pantzer will be Mrs. Lindon A. Bailey, general chairman, and Mr
affairs committee. om 3 to 5 | program.
commitfee president.
In the receiving line with Mrs. will be Mesdames R. Hartley Sherwood, Jack, Hatfield 4nd LeRoy Mrs. ‘Harry Karcher, dining réom chairman, and Mrs. Ford Kaufman, decorations chairman, Mesdames B. Edward Luglan, Marshall L. McClung, Damon N.
Gordner,
Goode and A, T. Ross.
On the hostess committee are Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhlem, chairman, and Mesdames Samuel R. Harrell, Paul Starrett and Mitchell P. Crist. Other hostesses will be Mesdames Hubert Hickam, Harry Wilfred E. Smith, Earl Hilligoss, Charles Efroymson, H. H. Arnholter
T. Pritchard, Frank A. Ferry, Fred Luker, Walter Myers Jr., and Rosamond Van Camp Hill.
The honorary members of the affairs committee are -Mesdames William A. Goodman, R. P. Van Camp, Booth Tarkington and Frank Stalnaker and Misses Eldena and Sara Lauter. Honor guests at the tea will be Mrs. Ralph Gates, Mrs. Robert Tyndall, Jack Hatfield and Mr. Gordner.
Smith Alumnae to Launch Fund Drive
J. W, Coffey, Niles Chapman,
A LUNCHEON MEETING for
Smith College club will be held next Friday in the home of Mrs, Mrs, Edward W, Harris Jr, the club president, will be in charge of the meeting, at which plans for the club's part in the Smith college 75th anniversary fund campaign will be discussed. Otto F, Kraushaar, professor of philosophy at the college, “Education for Survival,”
Frederic'M. Ayres Sr,
will speak on fund campaign,
Mrs.
Marott hotel.
Mrs. Ayres as vice chairman. Ward Fenstermaker,
week. nurses’ home at the hospital.
Brennan.
decorations and favors. committee.
Mrs. John
and gift Roms vil be Qispisy ed.
“st. Margarets Hospital guild will meet at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday Mesdames L. M. Henderson, Harold L. Mercer and Francis A. Sommer will be hostesses.
at La Rue's for a luncheon.
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The Stansfield circle will hold its first. meeting of the season The guest luncheon will be at the home of Mrs. Fred C. Tucker.
Tuesday. Tucker and Miss Emma Gene luncheon chairman, will be assisted
W. E. Cost, Elmer Frech, I. 8S. DeFenlon and William C. Jackson. Rhys Schmidt, interior decorator and buyer of antiques, will be the
speaker.
Smith alumnae are working to.raise $7,000,000. The Indiana quota is $40,000 and the city quota is $18,000. Mrs. Harris will talk on plans for the state campaign. Elsie I. Sweeney, Columbus, is the state district chairman with Mrs, T, Victor Keene as vice chairman. Chairmen of the four state secons are Mrs. E. H. Carlo, Pt. Wayne; Mrs. John C. DePrez, Shelville; C. E. Leavenworth, Crawfordsville, and Mrs. ughes, Greencastle. These chairmen and workers out in the state will be Miss Sweeney's guests at a luncheon -next Saturday in the Mr. Kraushaar will speak at the meeting. Mrs. Keene heads the Indianapolis campaign committee with Other city chairmen are Mesdames Harris Jr. and «A, K. Scheidenhelm. These dhree form the central planning committee. Mrs. Gordon Englehart and Mrs. William A, Diven Jr. are co-chairmen of the projects committee and the publicity committee includes Miss Patricia A. Smith, chairman; Mrs. George H. Denny and Mrs. Leslie Lee.
Hospital Guild Meetings Scheduled
TWO HOSPITAL GUILDS have planned meetings for next The St. Vincent guild will meet at 10 a. Mrs, Walter C. Huonker will be the officer of the day, assisted by Mrs. W. J. McMahan and Mrs. B, E. Mrs. John Meyer will serve as luncheon chairman. bers of the children’s diversional committee will make Halloween
Mrs. John M. Kelley and Mrs. William H. Rohr of the “gift shop committee will report on plans for the Christmas season
s. Paul T. Rochford,
Pantzer and Mrs, Rochford
have -as their assistants
members of the Indianapolis
and outline the purpose of
Miss
J. G,
m. Monday in the
MemR. Kelley is chairman of the
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On Monday
Mr.
Mrs. Ruth Nimblett, Boston. “mony will be read next Saturday.
Guild to Hold First Meeting
and Mrs, George A. Hacker, 544 N. Beville ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Jean, to Roy C. Boyce, son of Their wedding cere-
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The Sunnyside guild will hold its!
first. fall meeting at a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the hunter's lodge of the Marott hotel, Mrs. C. Bruce McConnell, eon chairman,
lunch-
will be assisted by |
Mesdames C. T. Lykins, Jesse Mar- |
shall, Attia Martin, Mort. W. Martin, Erwin B. McComb, Herbert Minturn, Barr Montgomery Guy E. Morrison. Committee Heads Mrs. Kurt W. Schmidt, has announced committee chairmen and ' co-chairmen. These include Mrs. O. C. Chillson and Mrs. John W. Burke, card party;
LeRoy Martin, | Ralph L. Martin, | A. and |
president, |
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Mesdames |
Guy W. Dunnington, E. Park Akin |
and Edward A. Lawson, membership; Mesdames Gaylord Rust,
Richard Tuttle and John. Garrett, |
telephone;” Mrs. Corwin Carter Jr. and Mrs. ‘E. Boyer, relief; Mrs. | Ethel Stone and Mrs. William H.| Hanning, flower mission. Mrs. Donald W.-Brodie and Mrs. Raymond O. Woods, children; Mrs.
Mrs. Elwood Daugherty, | by Mesdames Hugh Carpenter, |
A ceremony
Ruth Duckwall Becomes Bride Of William T. Rasmussen
hospital
G. PF. Keder, loan closet; ‘Mrs. A. B. Chapman and Mrs. Carrie | Hammel, special flowers; Mrs. Herbert C. Tyson, sick; Mrs. G. J. Bookwalter and Mrs. G. G, Schmidt, cards and prizes; Mrs. Frank Jennings, library; Mrs. A. C. Crandall, furnishings; Mrs. A. C. Zaring and Mrs. E. L. Burnett, movies; Mrs. Albert W. Claffey and Mrs. Guy E. Morrison, ' planning;
at 3:30 p. m. today united Miss Ruth Katherine Duckwall and William Thomas Rasmussen.
Dr. Roy Ewing Vale read the
single-ring ceremony in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duckwall, The bridegroom lives| ————————
{was made with a boat neckline. and
Meridian st. at 3736 N, Pennsylvania st.
3446 N.
A gown of white satin was chosen three-quarter sleeves.
by the bride. It was fashioned
with a sheer yoke, long sleeves and py A pearl tiara held her | Mesdames Byron Beasley, John A.| 10:30 a. m. today in a ceremony in
a net train,
Similar dresses in blue were worn | the ‘bridesmaids. They were]
Mrs. G. PF. Kleder and Mrs. Robert |
{Uhl, dance, and Mrs. James Roberts
and Mrs. R. N. Hiatt, signatures.
Martin-LLamb Vows Read
Miss the bride of William L. Martin at
fingertip veil which was edged -in Crawford and Walter S. Stone Jr.|the Irvington Methodist church. Dr.
lace, and she carried a bouquet of and Miss Louise Beechey lof the bridegroom.
white roses and gardenias. Cousin Is Attendant
, a cousin
Woodrow C. Moyer was the best
Miss Polly Moore, a cousin of the man, and ushers were Richard Fors-
bride, was maid of honor. Her bouf- gren,
Henry Frenzel, Robert M.
fant dress of maize gros de Londres |Jonnston and John L. Orr.
Couple to Take | A Lo
Havana Trip
The Rev. Harry Apostolakis will | read the service uniting Miss Aglaia | Angelopoulos and Peter Kirles at |
Reception Held reception at the Delta Delta
and | left on a trip to the
Ralph O. Pearson officiated. Parents of the couple are Mrs
‘Calvin C.” Lamb, 5623 E. Washingand Mr, and Mrs. Herbert | { Martin of Marion.
ton st.,
The bride wore a tan gabardine suit with brown accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. Miss Elmyra Rush, Dayton, O., maid ‘of; best’ man and ushers were James
was James McCoy McCreary
Following the ceremony
‘a breakfast was held at Cifaldi's at home at 1929 E. Riverside dr.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —_-
P. H. Ho photo.
is the daughter
Photo Reflex photo.
Miss Sue Virginia Hull's marriage to Donald Rodrock DaCieursay wil be next Saturday. She
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hull, -
3718 College ave., and Mr. DeCoursey is the son
of Mrs. George W. DeCoursey, Newton, Pa,
Fitch photo. Beverly William Seaman, before her marriage Sept. 7, was Miss Marjorie Nichols. Parents of the couple are Mr.
Mrs.
and Mrs. Bryant Nichols, 719 E. 36th st., and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Seaman, Compton, Cal.
Oct. 19 is the date set for the marriage of ‘Miss Nancy Woodward and Robert C. Blackmun. She is the daughter of Mrs. Pauline Woodward, 2501 N. Talbott st., and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Blackmun, Niles, Mich.
Emma Gene Tucker photo. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Remy, 44 E. 54th st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Isabel, to William Arthur Norton, son of Mrs. and Raymond C, ec. 28,
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line B. Norton, 3760 Broadwa Norton. The wedding will be b
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P. II. Ho photo. A marriagé ceremony read Sept. 20 in the home of Mr. and Mrs, John M. Galm, 5638
Washington blvd., united their daughter, Charlotte Ann, and Davis McClenny, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jesse F. McClenny of Franklin, Va.
McKee Chapel | P 1 A News—
Scene of Rite
McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Peggy Alice Shannon and Charles S. Irwin at 4:30 p. m. today.
will officiate, assisted by the Rev.!|
{Chester Wharton, Prentice Presby-!
terian church.
Parents of the couple are Mr land Mrs. James V. Shannon, 3206 Forest Manor ave. and Mr.
{rd.,, North.
Bereniece J. Lainh became
They will be at! Danville and John Martin of Jones- Mr. home at the Pennsylvania st. _Ad- | boro. | dress. . Both the bride and bridegroom was a reception in the church and a wedding are graduates of Butler university:
Bride's Gown The bride's gown is of white bro-
caded satin with a V-shaped yoke] Her fin-|
and full skirt and train. gertip veil is of South American lace, and she will carry a bouquet
of mixed flowers centered with gardenias. Mrs, J. W. Slater Jr, her sister's
matron of honor, will be in pink
brocaded satin. The bridesmaid, Miss Pauline Steinhilber, will wear blue brocaded satin. Robert L.
a sorority house at Butler uni-| honor, wore .a wine wool suit. The! Irwin will attend his brother, and versity followed the ceremony, the couple Smoky mountains.
ushers will be Gene Spahr, Thomas
of Towsley, James V. Shannon Jr. and
Slater. After a reception at the home of
there! the bride, the couple will leave on
trip. They will be at
4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Greek |She is a member of Delta Delta noon. “The couple left on a 10-day bride attended Hanover college and
Orthodox church. The bride's parents are Mr. and | Mrs. George Angelopoulos, ie washington blvd, and Mr. Kirles the son of Mrs. Gloria Kirles, | 36 Shannon ave. The bride will wear a sheer white marquiset gown with a ruffled, tiered skirt and a long train. An tllusian coronet will hold her fulllength weil, and she will carry a | white fan covered with roses and gardenias surrounting an orchid. Her sister, Mildred, will be maid of honor and will wear a dress of | blue lace and net. Pink lace and net dresses will be worn by the bridesmaids, Misses Katherine Angelopoulos, Mary Kirles and | Louise Ricos. Ruffled pink net dresses will be worn by the flower girls, Artemis Demos and Sandy | Fotiades. George Andros, Ontario, will be | best man. Other attendants of the | bridegroom will he George Kirles, Angelo and James Angelopoulos and Nick Ricos. The ringbearer will be Nick Fotiades. After a reception in the bride's home, the couple will leave on a two-weeks' trip to Havana. They will be at home with the bridegroom's mother.
Lois May Stanley Is Married An informal wedding at 6 p. m. vesterday united Miss Lois May Stanley, 5609 Carrollton ave. and Robert P. Buckler. Dr. Alexander Sharp read the service’ in the. Meridian. Heights Presbyterian church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Stanley of Waddell, Ariz., and Mrs, Paul C. Buckler, 3140 N. Meridian st. The bride wore a street-length pss of gray velveteen with ‘black )essories and a gardenia corsage. | 1 bride's aunt and uncle, Mr! and Mrs. Foster L. Stanley, entertained with a dinner at the Columbia club following the wedding. After a short trip to
with the bridegroom's mother,
| 4509 E. Washington ste
| Delta sorority, and he is a member | wedding trip and will be at home at i a member of Alpha. Delta Pi of Sigma Chi fraternity.
sorority.
The Rev. Mal-| colm McNeal of Buchanan, Mich.,|
and | {Mrs. Charles E. Irwin, County Line
The!
Parent-Teacher associations jn the public schools of Indianapolis
Special programs are planned in several schools.
MONDAY {Garden City—T7:30 p. m. Mrs. Hugh
| Weaver, 3767 Creston dr. hostess. Mesdames | 26—T7:30 p. m3 Hershell Oweéns, R. F. Lindeman
Mrs. Wil-|{27—2:15 p. m. Fall festi-
“Lesson on Russia,”
| and Richard Bymaster. liam Wise, chairman. val, Friday night. TUESDAY Oaklandon — 7:30 p. m. Health,” Miss Sarah Shute; and Mrs. hosts. : Warren township’ house —8 p. m Summer round-up awards. William Evans—8 p. m. Red Cross speaker; music by seventh grade. WEDNESDAY School 3—1:30 p. m. Welcome to new mothers, Mrs. Edith Forrest, principal; 1-B commencement exercise; music by primary chorus. 9—3:15 p. m. Greetings, Miss Agnes Mahoney, principal; tea. 13—1:45 p. m. Mother Goose program by 1-B pupiis; tea. 14—3:20 p. m. New mothers and teachers to be welcomed; tea. 15—1:30 p. m. Mrs. Adelaide McCarty, principal, speaker; birthday party and tea. 16—3:15 p. m. Group singing; social hour. 20—2 p.m. “What a P.-T. A. Membership Means,” C. E. Sunthimer, principal; music by 1-B pupils; tea,
123—8 p. m. “Together We Build,”
southern | Indiana, the couple will be at home|
Teen Talk—
Teen-Agers’ Club Practices Parliamentary Rules
By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER ONE RAP of the gavel, the meeting comes to order and 11 teen-agers are set for a business session—perfect to the law and letter. Probably the
only teen-age
group that could conduct a busi- . ness
meeting by the strictest parliamentary law is the Plainfield Junior Parliamentary Practice club. About two years ago a group of adults in Plainfield started a class in parliamentary law with Mrs. W. H. Vinzant instructing them. They felt it was such a worth-while project that they wanted their sons and daughters to know about it, The high school *students who were interested in the new type of class started last February, meeting each Monday after school. Mrs. Vinzant went to Plainfield to teach them. No credit was given for the class but tt—proved so interesting that even several Plainfield teachers came each week for the lessons. After 12 lessons the classes were finished—so the group decided to form a club, a practice club to continue learning and utilizing the parliamentary procedure. They elected officers and. during the summer continued meeting weekly in the library.
” u ” LAST YEAR in school the effects of this unique club were felt—for members wanted the
class sessions, elections and club meetings to be conducted in a | business-like manner. No longer | are class officers elected by show |
Plainfield Junior Parliamentarians are (bottom row, left Yo right) Dorothy Case, Bonnie Lou Schwier, Sue Carolyn Smith (in chair), Barbara Buford and Jack May; (on the stairs, top to bottom) Helen Young, Beverly Harris, Patricia Schleifer and Elizabeth Koho."
of hands—the ballot system fis
used now. The club is working to get more members; - They hope to have
Plainfield high. school .the personification of. parliamentary law, And they want some more male members, since the two now in the club are a little on the lonely side. " "n ” SUE CAROLYN SMITH is acting president since Edgar E.
Hurst, former president, entered DePauw university this fall. Bonnie Lou Schwier is .secretar Helen Young, treasurer; Dorothy Case, program ° chairman; Bar-
{ bara Buford, ways and means;
Beverly ‘Harris, yearbook ‘editor;
Jack May, music; Martha Lou | Morrison," contact; William * P. Neimeyer, membership, and Pa-
tricia Schleifer, refreshments. The club staged a demonstration at a recent meeting of the
Parliamentarians and . plan to give more this winter. Along with practicing from their “text,” ‘Longan’s Parliamentary Rules,” they have question bees and some | pretty “hot arguments” at meetings. The only club of its kind in Tne | diana, these junior parliamentar- | fans are setting a precedent—
Er State Association of | | |
there'll be more orderly business meetings in their groups.
[28—2:15 p..m,
Sitter}
Mr [30—1:30 p. m. Program by Howard L. Houser,
Mrs. Walter- Caley,. president of} Indianapolis P.-T. A. council.
Open discussion; music by school choir.
ities,” Herman Hinshaw,
“Home Responsibilities,” Miss Bertha Leming; music by third grade.
pupils; tea.
| Ayres’ | mother, Mrs. T. P. Tillman, 3330 N. Meridian st., as hostesses.
{and Mrs, Oscar Watson of Prince- | ton, Michigan st.
| Robert E. Gray, Pred Fosler, Charles | Crippin, Rudolph Crandall, Charles | Seal, | McCormick, | Eleanor Eberly and Miss Beulah | | Scales.
| Mrs. Huston Driskell of Beech Grove | and Marion county will sponsor many speakers at meetings this week.! ong Mr.
Castle.
“Home Responsibil- | was the best man and ushers were
1-B | the bride's parents.
{31—2:30 p. m, “Visit to Italy by Re- |
lief Ship,” the Rev. C. E. Sitler; |
songs by third and fourth grades. | | the scene at 9 a. m. last Saturday,| Royer K. Brown, president;
34—1:15 p. m. “Through Friendli-| ness,” Lawrence R. Stafford; music by junior high glee club; tea. Reading awards {o be presented 36—2:30 p. m. “Safety,” theme for month; music by fifth and sixth | grades, 37—3:15 p. m, “What P.-T. A Means to Today's Children,” Louise Coleman; garden and 4-H
exhibit; reception. Dorothy
44—1:30 p. m. “Teacher Training in Indiana,” Dr. Frank H. Goodman; tea, 45—1:30 p. m. “School Policies,”
Miss Olive Funk, principal; 49—2:45 p. m. ting Acquainted,” Miss Mary E.| Morgan, principal; new motion] picture machine demonstration. 50—1:45 p. m. ers Relationship,” W. B. Johnson principal; tion. 54—1:30 p. m. Tea; music under
tea.
direction of Mrs. Leach Slack and | 4ing Will be- Nov. 28 in the Tuxedo
Mrs. Ruth Pearson. {57—1:30 p.im. “Historic New Har-
health ribbon preseia. |
Mrs | ford,
“Welcome and Get- |
| “Parent and Teach=1
mony,” Miss Helen Elliott; music, |
trio of Mrs. Ered Lemley, Mrs Wilson T. Patterson and Miss, Ruth E. Lemley,
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58—1:30 p. m. “Nineteenth Century | Quiz Kids,” Mrs. Jean Brown Wagoner, | 62—1:30 p. m. Book review, Mrs | O. B. Little.
66—2:30 p. m. Madrigal singers of Technical high school; social hour,
67—1:30 p. m. “Home and School
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Relationship,” Mesdames Lola El-|
ler, Kepaer and Miss Dorothy Zwink
Howard * Cook and Flossic!
69—1:30 p. m. Constitution day play; tea. 2s 72—3:15 p. m. “Get Acquainted” tea. 73—1:30 p. m. “Safety Traffic” pro-
gram directed by Miss Florence Geisler; tea honoring new mothers and teachers. 75—1:45 p. m. Miss Augusta Nessler, principal, speaker; tea. 82—1:30 p. m., Virgil Stinebaugh, speaker; music by 6-A and 6-B pupils; tea. 84—1:15 p. m. “Mothers’ Place in the Community,” Wilfred Bradshaw. 91—1:30 p. m. “The Meaning of Parent - Teacher Membership,” Mrs. Earl H. Stumpf, id couns cil member, Beech Grove—7:30 p. m. Reception for teachers and new parents. Ben Davis—7:30 p. m. Mrs. A. M. Feeley will preside. Fall festival, Friday night. Speedway—T7:45 p. m, the Bell,” film, Warren township—9 a. Harold \E. Rodden, dean of girls. | and C. E; Eash, principal, guests | ve FRIDAY Fleming Garden — All day paper; sale, Mars Hill-7:30 p. m., F, Shank, speaker,
““Pop Rings
Mrs. Robert | |
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Miss Betty Jean Reddick's engagement to Donald F. Sellmer of Indianapolis is announced by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Reddick,
Caro3324 Northwestern ave. The prospective brides groom is the son of Mrs, Mae Fry of Chicago.
The Bridal Scene— ‘Carol Virginia Sullivan Is Guest Today at Pre-Nuptial Shower; Margaret Schofield Engaged
A bridal shower, two weddings and an approaching marriage are announced in today's bridal news. Miss Carol Virginia Sullivan was honored with a tea and shower in tearoom this afternoon with Miss Newell Hulvershorn and her
Miss Sullivan will be married Nov. 2 to Robert A. Watson of Princes ton in-the Princeton Presbyterian church. Parents of the couple are Judge T. J. Sullivan of Whiting and | Mrs. Sara Sullivan of Petersburg
Kappa Gammas To Mark
‘Anniversary
Owen J.| Finch,
The bride-to-be lives at 221 E.
Guests at the tea were Mesdames
C. E. Stonecipher, Ruby
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and! wii) mark its 76th anniversary at & | guest tea from 2:30 to 5:30 p. m, * = = [next Sunday in the Butler university
Miss Erma Driskell became the chapter house. The sorority was
bride of Pfc. Ralph Wertz Jr. at 8:30| founded Oct. 13, 1870, at Monmouth
p. m. yesterday in the Beech Grove | college, O, Methodist church. The Rev. Ken- | The tea will honor founders of reth Vandeventer read the vows, thie group ‘and pas gn the Indianapolis Alumnae associaParents of the couple are Mr. and |, on Mrs. De Forest O'Dell and~ (Mrs. Albert D. Smith, co-chairmen, and Mrs. Werlz of New| (i pe assisted by Mesdames John : | R. Brayton, James E. Costin, James Mrs. William James was the Wag, Forsythe, Louis W. Seiler and
{tron of honor and bridesmaids were Grace Watkins.
Miss Beverly Hein and Miss Bar-| bara Harover. Thetta Gail Bram- | | lett was the flower girl. Mr, James!
Receiving Line
Three honorary members of the (alumnae .group will be in the regroom, and Robert Vondersaar. | ceiving line. They are Mrs. Everett Following the ceremony there M. Schofield, former national preswas ‘a reception in the home of ident; Mrs. Charles A. Harris, forThe couple will mer national vice president, and | be at home in Tacoma, Wash. | Mrs. L. E. Cox, director of chapters. 8 a Also in the receiving line will be SS. Peter and Paul cathedral was alumnae officers. These are Mrs, Mrs. |Roy M. Robbins, vice president; | Mrs. Frank H. Fairchild and Mrs. Thomas Murnane, recording and | corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Fred Swenke of George H. Kingsbury and Mrs treasurer anc
| Glenn Wertz, brother of the pride-|
{of the wedding of Miss Mildred Laverene Swenke and Ernest Howard | Langsford. Mr. and Mrs, | Crawfordsville are parents of the | Norris Cottingham, {bride and the bridegrogm is the assistant. {son of Mr. and Mrs, James Lang- Reservations for the tea may be 2823 Brookside pkwy., South{made with Mrs. Leroy L. Wahle or | Mrs. Alvin Fernandes by WednesAttending the couple were Miss! day. Swenke, sister of the]
| bride; Misses Barbara Ann and Sorority Rushees
| Nancy Jeannine Kreiger, Mr. and | Mrs. William Hayes, Joseph ta-| Will Be Guests Fata and Richard Swenke of Craw- | Rushees of Beta chapter, Ph’ | fordsville, brother of the bride. The | Delta Pi sorority, will be guests {couple is at home at 2125 N. Ala-
bama st. | tomorrow at a tea to be held from
3 to 5 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Wallace Grothaus, 915 S. Noble st A buffet supper will be held at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the home df Mrs. ‘BE. C. Fullenwider, 720 Prospect st, The rushees are Misses Dorothy Blakeslee, Helen Catror and Nina Ferguson.
» ” ~ Mr. —and--Mrs.—Joseph —A—Scho-| field announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret C., to Edward L. Emery, son of Mrs, William | Bowser, 131 N. Grant st. The wed-
Park Baptist church.
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