Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1946 — Page 24

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R. will observe National Defense day Thursday. : tatp conference will report during the p.‘m. business meeting preceding the program. a H. Burns, administrative assistant to the national adjutant of the American Legion, will be guest | ‘speaker, His subject will be “Security or Chaos— Which Way, America?’ The boys’ octet from Technical high school will sing, directed by Russell Paxton, :

The program is in charge of the national defense committee. Mrs. Felix T. McWhipter is honorary ‘chairman of the group, and

Mrs. Charles H. Smith is acting chairman.

Hostesses for the tea hour will

* Ruth Ann Hill |

™ p.m. today in the hunter's lodge of

Is the Bride Of Mr. Lyons

‘The Rev. Fr. Edwin Sahm of 8 ‘ Joan of Arc Catholic church read | the ceremony uniting Miss Ruth] Ann Hill and John 8. Lyons at 1:30 the Marott hotel. The bride is the daughter. of, Mr, snd Mrs. Edwin P. Hill, 5421 Broad-| way, and Mr. Lyons is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lyons, 10] Morningside dr. ns Bride's Gown The bride chose a gown of white satin with a peplum flaring over the net skirt that fell into a full train. |

A lace tiara held her veil of French | lace and tulle, and she carried a|

bouquet of gardenias surrounding

* an orchid. Mrs. James L. Kennedy, was her sister's matron of honor and wore a bouffant dress of aqua nylon| taffeta with cap sleeves and match-| ing gloves. Robert W. Lyons Jr., St.| Petersburg, Fla, was his brother's best man.

freee reception in. the hunter's lodge

followed the ceremony, and the

_ - couple left on a wedding trip to,

Bermuda. They will be at home in Bt. Petersburg. .

. Club to. Mark

Anniversary

_.. The Heather Belles chapter, In-

ternational Travel-Study club, willl hold an anniversary tea from.2 to 4 p. m. Nov. 9 in the Governor's mansion. - be] Receiving with Mrs, Gates and < her house guest, Mrs. Thomas R.| Marshall, will be Mesdames A. Clinton Davisson, Max H. Norris, Don- | ald Stroud and John W. Thorn- | burgh. Mrs. John E. Henry Sr. and | Mrs. Curtis Jones will pour, Mrs, Cora Burgin is hospitality | chairman, and Mrs. Robert W. Har- | rison is in charge of publicity. Host- | esses will be Mesdames Wallace P.! Reller, Otto Hildebrant Sr., Wilbur | Lovinger and Ellis Abbott, Miss Erma Steen and Miss Olive Bowers,

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Visits in California __ Miss Marjorie Hendrickson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Hendrickson, 3933 Winthrop ave. is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. N, E. Hendrickson, in Laguna Beach, Cal.

Chorale to Meet

The . Matinee. Musicale chorale

be Mrs. William Dohson, chair man, and Mrs, Frank ©. Groninger, vice chairman. Assistants will be Mesdames J. 8. Marlowe, Fae W. Patrick. and Roy J. Pile and Miss Margaret R. Waters, Mrs. James M. Gloin and Mrs, Smith will pour,

Symphony Parties “THERE WILL - be several box parties when the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra opens its season tomorrow night at the Murat. theater. Guests -of Dr. and Mrs, Fabein Sevitzky will be Mr. and Mrs. John Berghoff, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ©’Conner and Mrs. W. Clyde Quimby,. all of Pt. Wayne. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes will have as their dinner and concert guests Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Shepherd of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Herman C, Wolff and Mr. and Mrs, William A. Atkins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sidrow will have as their guests for dinner and the concert Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Blickman and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wides, . = ~ ” Mrs. Harry C. May will entertain tomorrow night for Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Powell and their dauglitety Lee, and Walter Yust, .all of Chicago. .Mr. Powell is president of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and Mr. Yust is editor of the publication. Other guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames W. W, Garstang, y Norman R. Kevers, J. W. Parlbtte, Robert Ferriday Jr., A. M. Campbell, Paul Briney and Edward Hubbard.

Wellesley Club

THE INDIANAPOLIS Wellesley club will have a. luncheon meeting Monday in “the home of Mrs. William H. Krieg. As-, sistants to the hostess will be Mrs. Paul Burkholder and Mrs. James Forsythe. ee. Miss Joan Sherwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer W. Sherwood and a junior at Wellesley college, recently became a member of the Shakespeare society at the school, The group, comprised of girls interested in drama and acting, presents a Shakespearean play each spring.

eferise Day 40 Be Marked ,

|view of the Encyclopaedia Brit- |

{John Herron Art rnuseum. |

and Miss Grace A. Speer.

Held

D. A. R. Memorial Servic

Members of the Caroline Scott Harrison D. A. R. chapter held a tree planting memorial service yesterday at the Benjamin Harrison ‘Memorial home. Emsley W. Johnson Sr. (extreme- right), trustee for the memorial home, accepted the gift. Pictured with

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|scene of the wedding of Miss. Grace

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Grace Beck

In Chapel ©

Trip South to Follow . Ceremony Tonight - \

McKee chapel of the Tabernacle} Presbyterian church will be the

Beck and Warren T. Whitmore at 8 p. m, today. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will officiate Parents of the couple are Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Whitmore of Whitestown, % The bride's gown of ivory satin is made with a yoke of satin fagotting and a full skirt and train. Her illusion veil will fall from. a tiara of wax orange blossoms, and

roses and gardenias. Miss Kathryn Pickett will be the bride's only attendant. She will

him are (left Yo right) Mrs. Odin F. Wadleigh, chapter conservation chairman; Mrs. George C. Kolb, war records chairman, and Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt, regent.

The Caroline Scott Harrison D. A. R. chapter yesterday afternoon honored members of .the chapter's families who served in world war II, The event was a tree planting memorial service at the Benjamin Harrison Memorial home, 1230 N. Delaware st. A bronze marker was unveiled by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, the chapter's historical research chairman. Setting of the red oak tree was directed by the three regents who held office during the war— Mesdames William Dobson, Herbert R. Hill and Arch N. Bobbitt. Mrs. Bobbitt presented the tree and marker to Emsley W. John-

Dinner Tonight] EVENTS

son Sr. trustee of the memorial home. Paul 'V. Brown, city park board director, was among other speakers -at the event. Following ‘the servide a meeting and. tea were held at the chapter house. Miss Mary Hill, the state D. A.:R. conservation chairman, spoke ' on “Conservation.” In her talk, Miss Hill pointed out that “America is no richer than her remaining resources.” “No nation,” she said, “can endure permanently which consumes its resources faster than nature, with scientific aid, can replace them.”

‘Will Precede | CLUBS . . | Altrusa. 12:30 p. m. Sat. Hotel Art Exhibit | Wasingion, Speaker, J. Fred

! Butler University Newcomers. 3:30 A dinner at the Indianapolis , m Mon. Recreation -room. Athletic club will precede a pre: Indianapolis Literary. Mon. night. D. A. R. chapter house. Speaker, Emsley W. Johnsén. Ladies night. Adelia chap, I. T.-S. C. 6:30 p. m. Mon. Y. M. C. A. Speaker, Mrs. C. J. Ancker.

tanica art collection tonight &t!

Among those attending the din-

p.m. Mon. Mrs. John Goory, 1858 N. Talbott, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. C. J. Ancker. ; , Irvington Woman's. Mon. Mrs. N. J Others wil bt Mean. and Mes. H. Shortridge, 407 E. 37th, hostess - M. Mattison, David oro tharine Merrill Graydon. Tues. K. Rubins, Edwin L. Fulwider, = . aft. Mrs. J. V. Rawlings, 3950 John G. Rauch, Russell J. Ryan, : ’ oe Ariton Scherrer and Harry E. Wood Guiltord, hostess. 1 er anc. Harty 2 -loNew Era. Mon. Mrs. Louis Beach, Messrs, and - Mesdames Edmund Bricker, Robert Weaver, Gordon | 706 N. Emerson, hostess. T, eaver, Gordon g.¢,rday Afternoon Literary. Sat. | Piscus, Edgar H. Evans and E. H. Miss Nellie Pease, 1468 N. New Kemper McComb, Dr. and Mrs. G. Jersey, hostess ’ ~ |H. A. Clowes, Harry Davis, * Joe : : : Haramy, Mrs, Noble Dean and Mrs. MISCELLANEOUS Charles Iatham 2 y . : - it, American Miss Blanche Stillson, William G. Robinson-Ragsdale un on Sullivan, Miss Lucy M. Taggart and Aion and Junior aux. Nov. 15 Al . Zol : a. ay Abert he Eolas also will be guests| Rojlerland. Skating party. : ; : Athenaeum Turners Women's aux. The Britannica exhibit will be | ¢ p.m. Mon, Athenaeum. Din-

director, and Mrs. Peat, Mrs. Mar-/ ian Greene, Miss Anna Hasselman |

Ceremony to Close Scout Week

open to the public Sunday and will! ... pusiness meeting

Hester, 5515 Lowell, hostess. { Indianapolis Council, P. E. O. 1

' lattend his brother, and ushers will

ner will be Wilbur D. Peat, museum | Trans-Jordan chap, I, T.-S. C. 1:30|

Legion, Sons of American Le-|

remain at the museum until Dec. 8. Chap. G, P. E. O. Mon. Miss Nellie

Scouts Own, a ceremony at 3 p. m. Sunday at the War Memorial plaza, will climax Girl Scout week for the organjzation here. Several hundred girls will participate in the program which. will include pledges

Mrs. Mcllwain To Entertain

Mrs. Ernest A. Mcllwain of Mar-

| . p. m. Mon. 38th st. branch, Merchants Natl, bank.

SORORITIES

Delta chap., Alpha Omicron Alpha. 1 p. m. Mon, Mrs. J. M. Bu-

'wear a full-skirted frock of ice blue [brocade. John C. Whitmore ill

be John E. Beck and George Whitmore, After ‘a reception in the hunter's (lodge. of the Marott® hotel, the |couple will leave on a trip “south. They will be at home at 1251 N. Emerson ave.

'Fox-Bruhn Rite to Be In Church

| - - Mis Betty Lou Bruhn will become the bride of ‘Pfc. James Riley Fox at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Olive Branch Christian church. The | Rev. Benton B. Miller will read the

Saenger-Chot Plans Card Party ©

The Indianapolis Saenger-Chor| Refreshments will be in-eharge of poepe will sponsor a piblic card party at|Mrs. William Hagameier and Mrs: | burico.

pce — FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1946 8p. m, tomorrow in the hall, 521 E. Henry Hohn. Other chairmen n= : .| 13th st.. Proceeds will gagto Amer-|clude Mrs, Ernest Shaefer and Mrs.

ican Relief for Germany. : {Guelden and Joseph. Stolber, pi- ° and Mrs, Arthur Graf,

Mrs. A. L. Beck of Bargersville, and |

she will carry a white bouquet of|.

VOWS. Parents of the couple are Mr. and | Mrs. Amos Bruhn, 1448 Charles st. and Mr. arid Mrs. Raymond R. Fox of Ft. Worth, Tex. | The bride has chosen a gown | fashioned with a white satin bodice and full skirt and train. Her veil will be caught by a halo of lace and orange blossoms, and she will carry a shower. bouquet of white |

| honor, will wear a teal blue crepe | dress. Maize faille frocks will be {worn. by the bridesmaids, Misses | Elsie Popplewell, Willa Mae Bruhn, | Norma Lex and Margaret Clark. {| Beverly Bruhn will be flower girl,

‘| and William Lex will be ring bearer.

{ Donald J. Bruhn will be the best man, and ushers will be Bert Fox of Pt. Worth, George Church, | Michael -Hittle an Gene Owens. A reception at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Pack, 1913 8. Meridian st., will follow the ceremony.

roses and stephenotis around’ | gardenias. { Mrs. Jacob Fentz, matron of °

Mornin

ock 's . ? Open Monday through Saturday 9:45 to 5:15 | v 3 § A IT'S MORE FUN TO BUILD WITH RUBBER STURDIBLOX : | No splinters, no clatter, but lots of fun. \ ay x - These interlocking blocks will build a & a boats, towers, bridges, houses, “lots of Ne other things there's an instruction S <

sheet showing how) and train little fin-

gers and eyes! fo deftness. 3.00

of . "MOTHER'S HELPER" A PATTY PIGTAIL DOLL

Just one of a ‘dozen darling 7 in. dollies that look, énd dress like real little girls, See het real pigtails! And that ‘rolling pin! In her gingham dress and apron

: ¢he's ready to make a cake. Others are:

School Girl Party Girl Music Lass Flower Girl Little Nurse Umbrella Miss Little Shopper First Date Bedtime Playtime - : : On a Visit ok 2.530 each

. Toys, in the Annex

and songs.

will meet at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday in the Y. W. 0. A. ! hil

of Brownie troop 171.

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The special choruses will be led by Mrs. Rosalie Spong, school 32 music teacher: Richard S. Orton, Mrs. Martha McGaughey, 5219 E.| Ti : { i Technical high school music teach- | Washington - st, with a kitchen Phi chap., Delta Chi Sigma. 8 p. m. er, and Mrs. Marcy Quinlan, leader | 7

cordial and sherry

ito John T. Keating on Nov, 28 in|

tinsville will entertain Sunday aft-| chanan, 4010 Kenwood, hosgess.| Dessert luncheon.

jernoon at the home of her mother, | xy y4ta chap. Beta Sigma Phi. 7:30, p. m. Mon, Club. root. |

today. Mrs, Earl Hahn, 5262 Carrollton, hostess.» Halloween party. Tau ‘chap. Delta Sigma Kappa. 8 p. m. Mon, Mrs. T, J. Sheehan, 2809 EB. Washington, hostess. Indianapolis Associate chap. Kap-| Kapps Kappa. 1 p. m. Mon. Mrs. | H. C. Lorenzen, 6182 N. Meridian, | hostess. |

shower for Miss Blanche Kernel. The honor guest will be married’

|Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic | church, Parents of the couple are | Dr, and Mrs. Joseph E. Kernel, 5270 E. Washington st, and Mr. and (Mrs, Frederick W. Keating, Kitch-

jee, Ontario. Alpha chap, Omega Phi Tau. 8 r p. m. Sat. Mrs. Max Knierim, Three Local Women Rockville rd., hostess.

. Lambda Mu chap. Sigma Beta. 8 ‘Win Honors p. m. today. Food Craft shop. oO Times Speoial Card party. | ASOD, O., Nov. 3.~Three In- | Upsilon chap, Alpha Omicron Aleo ie Ea Ts oll Yo on. sighs. Mr, COATic s chape le h recently at Western College for Ma ern hos Women here. They were named to

{the "dean's list for maintaining at ‘Lynn Williams | least a “B” grade average. To Speak : i !

| The students were Miss Anne | [Roepe 4 setlar Sevier » ur | Lynn Williams, vice president of [ . . , 5511'| the Stewart-Warner Corp. will dis-| Pleasant Run pkwy.;, Mrs. Nancy cuss “Great Books” at the monthly! | Boernor Griffin, ‘a junior, daughter |tea of the Administrative Women of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Boerner, 5107 | in Education at 3:45 p. m. Monday

College ave, and Miss Charlene in Block's auditorium. { Weddle, a junior, daughter of Mr,| Mrs, Jeanne Goff and Mrs. Irene, and Mrs, Charles Weddle, 3360 Col- | Wiehl will pour at the tea, which | lege ave, {will precede Mr, Williams’ talk.

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