Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1947 — Page 15

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JUNE 28 RITE—Mr, and Mrs. Fred C. Kinnan, 1128 Pleasant st., announce that the marriage of. their daughter, Mary Louise, to Donald Delong will be June 28 in the Lynhurst Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeLong, W. 79th st., are Mr. Delong's parents.

Photo Reflex photo, WEDDING NEAR—A ceremony “at 7:30 o'clock Friday night in the Third Christian church will unite Miss M. Cor--rine Burton, daughter of Mrs. Helen Campbell, 740 Rochester ave., and Robert L. Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. John-W. Bush, 1638 Broadway.

Society—

. Showers Planned for Brides-to- Be; Miss Patterson to Be Guest Friday

' SEVERAL SHOWERS ARE PLANNED to honor Miss Barbara Patterson, who will be married "June 15 to Golden A. Smith Jr. Miss Elizabeth Ott will be hostess Friday night for a miscellaneous shower. Mrs, Joe L. Blakeslee will be the co-hostess. Another miscellaneous shower will be given next Tuesday night by Miss Jeanette

Cassady and her mother, Mrs, Charles Cassady. Mrs. Ted A. Turner will entertain for the future bride on June 11. The party will be in the home of Mrs. Turner's mother, Mrs. John A. 2 recent linen shower was given for Miss Patterson by Mrs.

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. . 8» July 5 has been chosen by Miss Marian Tirmenstein as the date for her marriage to Floyd L. Cox. The ceremony will be at 3:30 p. m. in the Redeemer Lutheran church. “The Rev. William Eifert wil read

Meridian Hills 'Announces Program

A varied program of activities is on the Meridian Hills Country club's schedule for June and July. A junior dance Friday night will mark this week's social function and a Ladies’ Luncheon bridge is set for next Tuesday. Mrs. C. T. Lykins is chairman and Mrs. Dixon Guy will be hostess for the month. Her assistants will be Mrs. Charles E. Harrison and Mrs. Horace E. Storer. Chairman of the Junior dance is Dick Stinebaugh, assisted by Nelle Becherer, Mary Lou Weller, Joey Pittenger, Carol King, Bob Baxter, Bud Schaefer, Chuck DeVoe, Steve Pardee and Stew Gordon. Other Dates Set June 25 is the Ladies’ golf guest day, and June 28 there will be a membership and guest dance at the club. “The Sportsman's Swing” will be preceded by a buffet supper. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ransburg are chairmen of evening parties. July will march in with an Independence day celebration. A buffet supper and fireworks planned. Diving and swimming exhibitions will be given. Sylvia's Syncopators will play during the dinner hour until 8 p. m, when fireworks will start. Charles Stone is chairman of this event, assisted by Robert Rhode-

hamel and Ralph Triller.

the vows. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tirmenstein and Mr. Cox is the son of Mrs. Lilas Anglemyre, Huntington. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Indiana university, where she was a member of Chi Omega sarority. Mr. Cox attended I. U. and is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity.

Miss Hussey Feted

A TEA AND CHINA SHOWER today honored Miss Margaret Hussey, who will be married to Eugene Roderick Saturday in the Advent Episcopal church. Mrs. Charles Tehan entertained at the home of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Overbay. Mrs. Charles Davidson was co-hostess. Her mother, Mrs. John Hill, poured. Approximately 20 guests. attended. Mr, and Mrs. William A. Hussey are parents of the bride-to-be, and Mr. Roderick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Roderick.

an » . Miss Mildred Farley will be honored at a miscellaneous shower Thursday night at the Riviera club. The party will be given by Mrs. Bill J. Shuel,’ Miss Mabel Zerkel and Miss Katherine Kercher. Thirty-five guests have been invited. 5 Miss Farley will be married to Raymond A. Bagley on June 15 mm the Broadway Methodist church. * :

Guests Entertaithed

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tincher, 719 Nottingham ct, had Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Menees, Kansas City, Mo., as guests over the race day weekend.

: Shen-Courtney photo. | ENGAGED — Miss Mildred Thompson,.1512 N. Pennsylvania st., and Phil Benson, Ft. Wayne, will be married Saturday. The | bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, Spencer, and Mr. Benson is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Benson, Tipten.

MARRIED—A ceremony Saturday in Dwight chapel, Yale university, united Miss Virginia Hitchcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hitchcock, 4! N. Arlington ave., and Dr. Heinz Herrmann. He is the son of Mrs. Irma Herrmann, New Haven, Conn.

McConahay photo. BETROTHED—Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cismas, 2421 S. Rybolt ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Theodore L. Welding, son of Mrs, Matthew Robert, Ellettsville. The date for the marriage ceremény has not been announced. ‘

Dexheimer-Carlon’ photo, BRIDE-TO-BE—Miss Margaret | 1 | |

LaVerne Hanger will become the bride of Lowell Haverstick June 14. Their parents 2re Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hanger, 1516 | Edwards ave., and Mr, and Mrs. Marion Haverstick.

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: Photo. Rel i JUNE 25 'RITE—June 25 has been set for the marriage of Miss "Margaret = Cox, daughter MoTVe and Mrs. Ralph ox, 990 N. Bolton ave., and

John ‘A. Fisher, The prospective bridegroom is the ‘son “of Mr, and Mrs. Charles J. Fisher, 206 N. State ave.

"RECENT BRIDE — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haugh, 6125 Dewey ave., announce the marriage, Sunday, of their daughter, Shirley Janet, to Fidel Ferrer Jr. son of Mr. Ferrer, 2605 E. 13th: | st., and Mrs. Carmen Millendez, who lives at 516 N. Gladstone | ave.

\ of their daughter, Patricia Ann, | Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Scheibelhut,

tch-Hale photo. MARRIED MAY 24—Miss Rita Egan's marriage to James Hagan was on May 24 in the Little Flower Catholic church. | par nts of ‘the couple are Mrs. | afgaret Egan, 1437 N. WalMy ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hagan of 531 Moreland ave.

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TO BE WED—Mr, and Mrs. John A. Duffin, 43 N. Gladstone ave., announce the engagement

and John R. Scheibelhut, son of

358 Downey ave. Their marriage will be on June 21.

rived in Honolulu where her husband, painter Ic, U.S, N., is stationed. The former Miss Barbara Jarvis, daughter of Mrs, J. E. Nelp, 1203 Carrollton ave: Mrs. Mann was married last De-

i i erson 'W. Mann recently arcember, : ; {

RITE SATURDAY —Miss'Alice Bambrough's marriage to Dr. William Matthews will be Saturday morning in Our Lady of ° | Lourdes Catholic church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and | Mrs. William A. Bambrough, | Elwood, and Dr. and Mrs. B. J.» Matthews, 966 Graham ave.

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MAY BRIDE—Miss Dolores A. lvancic, daughter of Mrs. Ki tina Ivancic, 2815 W. | Vat, "5 f became the bride of Herbae. L. White on May 3 in Holy | Trinity Catholic church, M White's: mother is. Mrs. Zoe

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Installation To Be Held By I. T.-S. C.

Several women’s groups are planning activities in the near future. s and committee chairmen of the Federation of International Travel-Study Clubs will be installed at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln. Officers include Mrs. Frank Sink, président; Mrs. Emil Iverson and Mrs. Denzil Washmuth, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. H. L. Collins and Mrs. Leslie McLean, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Ruth Holman, treasurer, and Mrs. Virgil Marshall, ayditor. Officers of 69 chapters also will be installed.

ss » =» The Indiana University Women’s club will close the current season with a musical tea at 2 p. m. Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Showalter, 5601 N. Meridian st., will be the hostess. The business meeting will include annual reports of officers and chairmen and election of‘ officers. It will be followed by a musical program by Mrs. Leo Rapvaport. Mrs. Earl E. Moomaw is program committee chairman. Each member may bring a guest. Mrs. Herbert Kessel is chairman of the membership committee.

” » » Mrs. B. L. Byrket is chairman for the Iuncheon bridge the Children’s Sunshine club will give June 11 at the Columbia club. Assisting her are Mrs. Frank Bird and Mrs. A. J. Clark, prizes; Mesdames James French, Harry Kennett and W. B. Peake, decorations, and Mrs. 8S. R. Lovick and Mrs. Clifford Richter, reservations.

. & = The Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers club of Butler university will have a covered dish picnic Thursday noon at the home of Mrs. F. E. Beghtel, 1940 Hanna ave. Mrs. W. C. Galbraith, retiring

Jersey, hostess. Picnic. Amica Study. Wed. Mrs. D. W. Stewart, 5408 E. 19th, hostess. Covered-dish - picnic; installaticn of officers. Brookside Kindergarten Mothers. 11:30 &. m. Wed. Kindergarten. Picnic. Emerson Grove Garden. 2 to 4 p. m. Wed. Riverside Park Methodist church. Spring flower show; Mrs. Oscar M, Helmer, judge. Green Thumb Garden. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Paul Boardman, 861 N. Linwood, hostess. “Control of Plant Insects and Diseases,” Prof. Gordon Milne, Purdue university. Sunshine Garden. Wed. Holliday park. Picnic; tour of park; illustrated lecture. SORORITIES Alpha Kappa chap. Delta Sigma Kappa. 8 p. m. today. Miss Wilma Holtman, 625 N. Oakland, hostess. Iota Gamma chap, Pi Omicron, 7:80 p. m. Wed. Miss Camilla Zinkin, 414 Orange, hostess. Installation of officers.

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president, will install the new) 1, h officers. ’ unc con The Sunnyside guild will enterEVENTS taip the Kiwanis club at a 10 a. m. luncheon tomorrow at the sanaCLUBS torjum. A tour will follow the luncheon. Alpha Tota Latreian. Wed. Mrs. C. De Miller, 5145 N. New Mrs. Kurt W. Schmidt, guild y president, will ‘present scholastic

Lambda Mu chap., Sigma Beta. 6:30 p. m. Wed. Y. W. C. A, Business

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university. Jack C. Bailey will be_the best Humke, a brother of the bride-to-be; Jack Patterson and . Leonard Holloway. Both Miss Humke and Mr. Watts will be graduated from Butler in August. She is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, and he is a Sigma Nu fraternity member. Their parent are Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Humke and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Watts, all of Capmel.

Mrs. Charles E Crawley, Greencastle, announces the approaching marriage, June 22, of her daughter, Julia, and Arthur W. Shumaker. Mr. Shumaker formerly was of Indianapolis. His parents were the late Rev. and Mrs. E. 8S, Shumakel Both bride- and bridegroom-to-be are DePauw university graduates and members of the DePauw faculty. She is an assistant professor of romance languages, and he is a member of the English faculty.

Miss Mary Margaret Cox will be the honor guest tomorrow at a chicken dinner at Holly Hock hill A miscellaneous snower in the home of Miss Enid Pierce, 3530 Birchwood ave., will follow the dinner. Miss Cox will be married to John A. Pisher June 25. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Cox, 990 N. Bolton ave, and Mr, and Mrs. Charles J. Fisher, 206 N. State ave,

Guild to Have

awards at the commencement exercises at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the sanatorium recreation building. Mrs, Herbert A. Minturn, refresh-

F. Cortwright and Carl E. Wood.

SPEAKER—Representatives of "state women's clubs, attending the annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Clubs meeting today through Thursday at the Claypool hotel, will hear an address tomorrow by Col. Charles Brandon Booth, commander of the central area

ments chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Thomas Ledwith, Herbert

Watts-Humke Bridal Attendants Chosen for Friday Ceremony; Greencastle Couple Will Be Wed

Miss Rose Alice Humke will have her sister, Ellen Margaret, as maid of honor when she is married Friday to William O. Watts. LaVerne Watts, a sister of the Prospective bridegroom, will be the brides-

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Girls Vacation

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Miss Helen Katterhenry, 21 8. Warman ave.; Miss Jean Maney, 516 E. 33d st., and Miss Jane Kisner, Wakash, all seniors at Indiana university and Pi Beta Phi sorority members, left Sunday night for West Point to attend the graduation today of Harold Eberle, New Albany. They also will attend Mr. Eberle’s marriage to Miss Mary Hochmeister, New Albany, following commencement. The bride is a Pi Beta Phi sorority member who attended I. U. After the ceremony, the three girls will vacation in New York until June 10. They will return for graduation from I. U. on June 15.

B. P. W. Club Meets

The Beech Grove Business and Professional Women’s club’ had its annual picnic last night at Sarah T. Bolton park,

Music Groups

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dianapolis Alumnae club and Patroness club of Mu Phi Epsilon

port. Hostesses for the 6 o'clock dinner will be officers of the three groups.

sented by winners of honor medals preséhted annually by the sorority to a senior girl in each local high school. The winners include Miss Marjorie McLean, Broad Ripple; Miss Suzanne Foster, Howe; Miss Mildred Henninger, Technical; Miss Rose Ann Rider, Manual; Miss Marti Knouer, Shortridge, and Miss Barbara Fleischer, Washington.

Miss Schuh to Fete Engaged Couple

A party ‘honoring Miss Mary Bragg and Robert Kleeman will be given tomorrow night by Miss Harriet Schuh, 5832 Rockville rd. Miss Bragg, 3612 E. Washington st., will be married to Mr, Kleeman June 14 at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H, Kleeman, 3605 E. Washington st.

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deliciolis made from this mix. = » » CHICKEN A LA KING (For Thursday dinner) 2 tbsps. butter 13 green pepper, cut in strips % lb, fresh mushrooms, sliced % c. flour 1% ©. cream or evaporated milk

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2 c. cold diced chicken free of

fat and skin % pimiento, cut in -strips Melt butter in top of double boiler | over direct heat; add green pe and mushrboms; simmer for five minutes, covered. Lift out pepper ‘and mushrooms. Blend flour into’ fat, add cream or milk, broth and seasonings, and cook with constant stirring until sauce boils and thickens. ,Add chicken, pimiento, pepper and mushrooms; et I. boiling water, cover and cook until chicken is heated through. Serve hot in roset cups, over toast, biscuits, crisp Toadies or fluffy

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To Initiate 20 ; The Northeast unit, Saran. Legion _ auxiliary, will - initiate 20 members at 8 p. m. todsy In the areenls {post home. A “pitch~in” supper at 5:30 o'clock will precede the cere,mony. Mrs. Meltin Goode and Mrs. | Jack Lawrence are in charge of the supper. | The initiation will be conducted by the Broad Ripple unit, Mrs. {Ethel Smith is president. .

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