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SATURDAY, DEC. 7, 1946
Arrange Programs _ Yule Themes Chosen
Several sorority groups will have Christmas parties this week, highlighting the holiday season. The Gamma Alumnae club of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will meet at 6:30 p. m. Friday at the Butler university chapter house for its Christmas meeting. A reading, “The Small One,” will be given by Mrs. Francis Israel with a musical accompaniment by Victor T. Hertz. Miss Jean Wells has charge of the covered dish supper, assisted by Mesdames Robert Clay, Robert F. Courtney, Blanton A. Coxen and Magdalene Davis. Toys, canned foods and clothing will be collected for filling baskets. Mrs, Coburn Scholl is in charge. . » ” Miss Mildred Blacklidge, 3250 N. New Jersey st, will be hostess to the Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega sorority at their Christmas meeting at 7:30 p. m, Tuesday. Mrs. Bess Wright will give readings and members will bring records to be presented to the Marjon County Children’s Guardian! home. Mrs. Robert Carpenter is program chairman and Mrs. Loren D. Fink, president, will preside at the business session. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. William H. Rohr and Mrs. Horace | Walker, co-chairmen, and Mes- | dames William Nees, J, E. Marmon, | Dwight Risley and Carl Compton, Miss Margaret Fargo and Miss Janet Chapman,
ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs,
bert E. Fleischner, Milton, Mass. the Elizabeth Wicks chapel of All
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The Indianapolis Alumnae asso- Ceremony
ciation of Sigma Kappa sorority will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul R.| .
Summers, 47 E. 52d st., at 8 p. m. Tomorrow
Wednesday. Mrs. Joseph Merriam will read a Christmas story. | At this time each year the group| The Broadway Evangelical church gives its Christmas donation to the yi); po the scene of Miss Ruth Maine Seacoast mission. Assisting . i ¥ William | Marie Ralph's marriage to William Watson and Miss Charlotte Jeannes. | George Hartley at 2:30 p. m. to-| 4“ 2 » morrow. The Rev. Ernest F. Roesti Members of Zeta Tau Alpha so-| will read the vows.
rority of Franklin college enter- | The bride is the daughter of Mr. tained last night with a dinner- and Mrs. Richard C. Ralph, 5544 dance at the Marott hotel. | Carrollton ave. Mr. Hartley is the| Ison of Mrs. Jeanette Hartley of Gary. : The bride will wear a white satin,
Rev. Wiegmann! | gown with a beaded yoke, fitted) : .~ |sleeves and a train. An orange blos-! To Read Vow S Isom tiara will hold her fingertip |
veil.
ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Rose Marie, to Warren Edmund Fleischner, Cleveland, son‘of Mr, and Mrs. Her-
Photo Reflex photo, Samuel M. Myers, 1546 College
The wedding will ‘be Dec. 28 in Souls Unitarian church,
INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _
A ceremony at 3:30 p. m. tomor-| row will unite Miss Joan Bruckman and H. Eugene Bennett. The Rev. F. W. Wiegmann will read the vows in the Downey Avenue Christian church. Parents.of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bruckman, 141 Hawthorne lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett, 5740 Rawls ave The bride has chosen a gown
fashined with a white satin bodice |
Couple’s Attendants
She will carry a cascade bouquet of white chrysanthemums and amazonica lilies surrounding an orchid.
Miss Marjorie Swartz of Wana-
maker, maid of honor, will wear a blue dress with a knitted top and ‘| net skirt. Miss Betty Lou Ranstead, wear a similar
bridesmaid, will dress in pink.
Kenneth Stevens of Gary will be
and a net skirt and train. Her! best man, and ushers will be War-| fingertip veil will fall from an/ren W. Walton of Detroit and orange blossom tiara, and she will James Hamilton. A reception iri the carry calla lilies and roses. {home of the bride's parents will] Church Reception | follow the ceremony. ! Miss Christine Bruckman, her| The bride is a graduate of Butler sister's maid of honor, will wear a university and a member of Delta dress of blue net. Dresses of pink Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Hartley
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P. H. Ho phote. RITE TOMORROW—A ceremony tomorrow in the Highland riends church will unite Miss Kathryn Baynes, 2155 College ave. and James R. Lewis. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ered Baynes, Salem. Mr. Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lewis
and blue net will be worn by the attended Indiana university,
bridesmaids. They will be Mrs. George Bruckman of Angola, Mrs. Charles Dippel, Miss Muriel Neehan and Miss Christine Mathews. The bridegroom's brother, Robert, will be best man. Ushers will be
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Mr. Dippel, George Bruckman, John |
.Bruckman and Lloyd Harlan Carter of Crawfordsville. A reception in the church parlors will follow the ceremony, and the couple will leave on a short wedding trip. They will be at home at 5740 Rawls ave. Both are students at Butler university.
Party Will Honor Miss Dora Frank
Miss Dora Frank, 4118 N. Meridian st., will be honored tonight with a bridal] shower to be given | by Mrs. Fred C. Hasselbring and her daughter, Miss Betty Hasselbring, in their home, 3029 Ruckle st. Miss Frank will be married to Marc B. Freeman of Sandusky, O., at 11:30 a. m. Wednesday in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presby- | terian church.
Times Special MT. VERNON, N. Y.—Miss Julia Ann Manring was married to Phillips LeRoy Klencke on Nov. 27 in the friendship room of the Community Church at the Circle in Mt. Vernon. Dr. Carl ficiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Manring, 2228 W. Washington st., Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillips L. Klencke of this city. Miss Mildred Manring, Indianapolis and New York, attended her sister. John Kopp of Mt. Vernon was best man. The couple
is at home in Mt.
Vernon after a trip to Miami Beach, |
Fla. The bride attended Indiana university and is.a member of Phi Mu sorority. Mr. Klencke attended
| Pace institute in New York.
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DEC. 20 RITE—Miss Gladys Little will become the bride of J. Wayne Thornton in-a Dec, 20 ceremony in Sweeney chapel at Butler university. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Little, 3746 N. Salem st., and Mr. Thornton's parents are Mr. and Mrs, George A. Thornton of Frankfort,
BRIDE-TO-BE—Miss June
WEDDING DATE SET—The approaching marriage of Miss |
Dorothea Pyle to Munro McMa Mr. and Mrs, M. E. Pyle, 4133 C
Engagement Is Announced
For Lee-Jerome Rite
Several engagements and’ ape proaching marriages are announced today in the bridal news. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robison Meeker, 340 E. 56th st, announces the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Bowman Meeker, to Charles Wendell Martin, son of Mr, and Mrs, John Charles Martin of Lebanon, The bride-to-be is a graduate of Tudor Hall school and Vassar cole lege and is a member of the Ine dianapolis Junior league, The Play= ers club and the Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior auxiliary, Mr, Martin was graduated from DePauw university where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity and from the Columbia unie versity School of Law, where he was a member of Phi Delta Phi fraternity, . » » Miss Helen Janet Jerome, daughe ter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal F. Jerome, Savannah, Ga, formerly of Indie anapolis, will be married this month to James Higley Lee of Goldsboro, N. C, and Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Lee nus is announced by her parents, lis the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manley entral ave. The wedding ceremony |Guion Lee of Goldsboro. The weds
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will be read Jan. 10 in the Columbia club. Mr. McManus is the |ding will be Dec. 21 in Savannah.
son of Mr, and Mrs. Leo McManus, 408 E. 45th st.
Rogers photo, Frederick's engagement to Glen
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis of Nappanee, is announced
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell M. Frederick, Goshen. No | date has been set for the wedding. The bride-to-be attends In-
diana Central college.
Latreian Clubs
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Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Dean Colcord are onf}- The Alpha Latreian club will have 2:30 p. m Mrs. 4433 N. PennAssistant hostesses will {be Mesdames John A. Schumacher, E.
a motor trip to Norwich, Conn. & Christmas party at | Tuesday in the
‘following their marriage last night Frederick Steiger, jin the Little Church Around the gylvania st. Corner here.’ | The bride, who was Miss Janice | victor |Fray, is the daughter of Dr. and Gates. |Mrs. Arlington William Fray, 3618 The party {College ave., Indianapolis. Mr. Cal-
home of
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Colcord of
‘Meeting Monday The regular business meeting of lol ave. Kappa chapter, Delta Sigma Kap- a gift exchange. pa sorority,” will be held #&% 8 p. m.| Monday in the home of
‘ Evelyne Vie of Southport. Pruyn and Howland Bofid.
will feature original | sketches by members, and there also {cord’s parents are Mr. and Mrs, | will be a gift exchange. The event Mamaroneck, replacés the formal Christmas. tea
n » ” Alpha Nu Latreian club will have a covered dish luncheon and Christmas party Monday in the home of Mrs. William Cooling, 5329 N. CapiBridge will be played after
Assistant hostesses will be MesMiss dames John B. Lookabill, Theodore
Teen Talk—
~ Teen-Age Pianist Ready for Symphony Concert
By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER THE IVORY and ebony keyboard was fascinating to the boy of 4—so fascinating that his parents decided he should learn all about it. Today he is 13 and knows that keyboard from the bottom note to the very top one. His fingers are part of the instrument now and move dexterously over the difficult phrases of Stravinsky, . Tschaikowsky and many other works. And now Easley R. Blackwood Jr. is the winner of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra's instrumentalist contest and will appear with Fabien Sevitzky and the orchestra next Saturday. r » ” “I WAS SURPRISED,” he said modestly, “and didn’t know I had won until I saw it in the paper.” The first audition of teen-agers was held Nov. 23 and a board of five judges heard the cellists, violinists, pianists, ete., in the preliminary hearings. The next Saturday brought the lucky finalists before Dr, Sevitzky and Easley was chosen winner. “I've been working hard,” he confessed, and lately he has taken three or four lessons a week— priming for the contest.
He had “fiddled around” with Tschaikowsky’s Piano Concerto in B flat minor for some time, he says, but really strove for perfection the past few weeks to play it for the audition. Next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock he will appear with the orchestra ‘in the season's first
children’s concert in Cadle tabernacle and will present the first movement of the concerto. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood, 3901 N. Pennsylvania st. Easley is an 8A pupil at school 66. He plans to attend Shortridge high school but hasn't desided on a college yet. However, he does know he's career-bound to music. He may teach, he may be a concert pianist —but there's plenty of time to decide. . - » . SUMMERS usually mean vacation for Easley from piano lessons a8 well as school. He has studied under several teachers, starting at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of music, later with Bomar Cramer and now with Edwin Biltcliffe. This week will mean a few more hours at the plano and a rehearsal with the orchestra—Easley never has played with an .orchestra before. And at the concert he will experience that for the first time. His rendition ‘of the concerto. will integrate with the strings, the horns and the woodwinds to interpret Tschaikowsky ...
» ” ” THE TEEN Canteen chorus will make its first appearance with the symphony at the concert and, under the direction of William Moon, will sing “Spirit of Christmas” (Reibold). The symphony aiso will play “Ferdinand the Bull” and the Peer Gynt suite on the program. Children and teen-agers from all over the city. and county will attend.
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Wedding Trip to Sea Island, Georgia,
Coulter-Medlicott Rite
gundy carnations and ivy. The bridesmaids were Miss Norma Coulon and Miss’ Barbara Cosler. Their dresses were like Miss Stribling's, and they carried clusters of pale yellow carnations.
Bridal Costume
THE BRIDE chose a gown of white faille taffeta. It was made with a bateau neckline, bustle bow and full skirt and train, She wore matching mitts, and her two-tiered fingertip veil of illu. sion was caught by a braided illusion coronet. : Her bouquet was of white carnations and silver leaves, and she also carried an heirloom + bridal handkerchief,
Trip to Sea Island FRANK COULTER of Kansas City was his brother's best man. Ushers were Frank Libby of Kansas City, John . Hair and Howard Morton, A reception was held at the Highland Golf and Country club after the wedding. The couple will leave on a motor trip to Sea Island, Ga., and will be at hom» in Indianapolis after Dec. 20. Mrs. Coulter is a graduate of Duke university and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Coulter was graduated from the University of Washington, Seattle, and is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
Mothers to Meet
THE CENTER AISLE OF THE First Congregational church was marked with lighted white cathedral candles for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Medlicott and Richard M. Coulter at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. Marcus W. Johnson read the ceremony before an altar flanked with palms, candelabra and wroughtiron screen entwined with white blossoms. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Arthur Medlicott, and the bridegroom is the son of Cmdr. Virgule M. Coulter, U. S. N. (retired) and Mrs. Coulter of Kansas City, Mo. of Ravenna, O., was the maid of honor, frock of gold taffeta fashioned with a romance neckline, embroidered yoke and three-quarter sleeves,
Miss Betty Stribling She wore a fuli-skirted
She carried a bouquet of bur-
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Trustees Act ‘As Hosts
| Members of the Children’s museum board of trustees are acting as hosts to the public during the museum's three-day opening, yesterday through tomorrow, in the new quarters at 30th and Meridian {sts, The museum also is celebrating its 21st birthday. It will be open today until 9 p. m. and tomorrow from 2 to 9 p. m. Be|ginning Monday, regular hours will be in effect. They are from 9 a. m {to 5 p. m, on week days except | Monday, and from 2 to 5 p. m. on | Sunday. | Officials of the board are James |R. Chase, president; .Reily G. | Adams and Miss Faye Henley, vice presidents; Mrs, Eli Lilly, secretary, and Evan B. Walker, treasurer, Members include Mesdames William M. Rockwood, Russell J. Ryan, P. Newton ‘Cook and Eldo I. Wagner, | Messrs, Thomas Sinclair, Kurt Von- | nest, John E. Hollett Jr., Roscoe Conkle and Hugh K. Duffield. Ex- | officio trustees are Mrs. John Troy|er, Mrs. Walter L. Caley and Virgil | Stinebaugh.
Shower Will Honor Bettye Brown
Miss Bettye Brown will be honored at a kitchen shower to be given tomorrow afternoon by Miss
The . Christmas meeting of the Constance Dorr and Miss Alice Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers club Capron. The party will be in Miss
{will be held at 12:30 p. m. Thurs- |, day in the Butler university chapter |
house. Members of the active chap-|to Paul C. Wadleigh at 3:30 p. m.| Third Christian
{ter will sing Christmas carols,
| Mrs. Dec. (Irving N, Larson is social chairman. church, .
4632 Kenwood ave. proximately 25 guests will attend.
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22 in the
Miss Jerome is a graduate of the Piedmont hospital School of Nurse ing in Atlanta and Mr. Lee ate tended Wake Forest college in Wake
Star Dust Ball Star A Just d Forest, N.-C. and is now attending IT B . {the Emory university School of > ! r | Dentistry. He is a. member of P{ | O C ong 1t Kappa Alpha and Psi Omega fra- ~ ternities, At]. A. ( . , Neds A Dec. 28 ceremony in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church will White trees, covered with silver unite Miss Catherine Mahan and stars, will revolve before, a silver Hilard Francis, drop at the St. Margaret's Hospital! Parents of the couple are Mr. and Guild Star Dust ball tonight in the | Mrs. James B. Mahan, 325 N. Emer«
ve., . Ann Indianapolis Athietic-club baiiroom. | 00, Ave» and Mrs Francis,
5133 Brookville rd. ; A blue scroll with the name of the! Miss Sara Jo Mahan will be her
dance will be centered onthe drop!gsister's maid of honor and bridese and blue drapes will hang at each|maids will be Mrs. Robert Tomline end, {son and Mrs, Roland Kramer, Guests will see a huge silver moon Pr As they step from the elevator and The Grace Methodist church will silver stars will drop from the be the scene of the wedding of Miss moon. Dorothy Jane Puckett and Thomas Proceeds for Guild Work Edwards on Dec. 31. The Rev. E. Each table will have tall white Arnold Clegg will unite the wouple, tapers with silver stars and white | Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Puckett, pine sprays with “angel's hair”{520 N. Sherman dr. and Mr. and
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scngs will be played for a featured “Star Dust Dance.” Mrs, Russel S. Williams is general chairman. Proceeds will be used for the gulld’s work in occupational therapy, in children’s wards and the human milk station at the City hosiptal,
Assembly Club Guest Tea
The Indianapolis branch of the State Assembly Woman's club will
{have a Christmas tea at 2 p. m. {
A medley of Hoagy Carmichael's|
{Mrs, Guy E. Edwards, 209 N. Holmes ave, are parents of the couple.
the bride's only attendant and Done ald Todd will be the best man. The prospective bridegroom attends { Purdue university, » * ” ” Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Dawson, 4460 Marcy lane, announce the ene gagement of their daughter, Miss Margie Ann Dawson, to Jack W, Watt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watt, Chicago. Miss Dawson is attending Purdue university and Mr. Watt is a grade
uate of the Purdue university {School of Engineering. | » ® =» Miss Irene M. Ware was honor
Miss Margaret Thompson will be .
The honor guest will be married |
| Wednesday in the crystal ballroom guest at a miscellaneous shower {of the Marott hotel. Each member given recently by Mrs. Russell Ware will bring a guest. {Jr. and Miss Virginia VanMeter in Mrs. H. A. Tossell will sing, ac- the latter's home, 6658 College ave. companied by Mrs. Harry Ware,| The bride-to-be will be married and Mrs. George Gill will give sev-|to Robert Roache, son of Mr. and eral Christmas stories. Mrs. Adolph | Mrs, Fred Roache of Aurora, on G. Emhardt will lead Christmas Dec. 28 in McKee chapel of the | singing. [Tabernacle Presbyterian church. | In the receiving line will be Mes-|Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Ware, 7023 {dames Ralph F. Gates, Henry F.|Park ave. are parents of the bride|Schricker, Harry Leslie, Clement T.|to-be.
(Malan, Ralph Harvey, Prederick G. Travel-Study Club
Balz, Brandt Downey, Robert H. To Have Party
Wyatt and John H. Hewitt. The Indiana chapter, Travele
| Officers of the club will pour. {They are Mesdames Albert Wals- | packer, Phillip Lutz and A. Leroy | Study club, will have a Christmas
| man, Frank T. Millis, Harry CrumPoFttens party Monday in the home of Mrs, J i i {Henry Esky, 320 N. Bosart ave. Mrs, bere Macy ill be commitiee MEM- | gar) Myer will talk on “Christmas \ I'S, esaames I ir . n- in Many Lands.”
{son, J. R. Beckett, Lloyd Claycombe, {Michael Fansler, Howard Johnson, Assistant hostesses will be Mea
| y dames Arthur Bennett, Warren | Frank Gilkinson, H. O. Burnett and ginger, H. T. Litteral and Earl Kathryn Atkins. Mrs. Russell Dean Springer
|is telephone chairman.’
Club Plans Part Christmas Party ii eS {Booked by Club
(Department club will have a lunch- | Members and guests of the Forte eon and Christmas party Monday nightly Literary club will be ene in the club house. The club choir|tertained with a Christmas party { will sing carols under the direction/at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the Propye of Mrs. Fred Chastain. The Rev. laeum. | Edward Russell, Eighth Christian| Mrs, Thomas Bunch will presens {church, will be the speaker. A social an illustrated lecture, “The Mae hour and gift exchange will follow [donna in Art.” Miss Jeanette Ruthe the program. |erford will assist her.
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