Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1947 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 The Bridal, Scene— Miss Walsh ~

Migs Mary Lou ‘Bunch To Be Wed Aug. 30 One bride-to-be has named her attendants and two engagements have been announced to highlight the current bridal scene. Miss Rosematy B. Walsh will be the maid of honor when her sister, Miss Juanita Wglsh, is married to James P. McNulty at 10 a. m. on

church, Miss Ruth Kremp and Miss Cecelia Greeley will be bridesmaids. Edward McNulty will be his'brother's best man, and the ushers will be John and Vincent McNulty, brothers of the prospective bridegroom. Miss Mary McNulty, assisted by Mrs. James McNulty, mother, respectively, of the prospective bridegroom, entertained with a miscellaneous shower Sunday at their home, 825.N. Rural st. Miss Kremp and Miss Greeley will: entertain for the bride-to-be Wednesday at Miss Kremp’s home, 526. N. Oxford st. Saturday, Aug. 16, the future bride will be the honor guest at a linen shower in the home of Mrs. William Merrill Woodward,

4033 College ave.

» Miss Mary Lou Bunch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Bunch, 1544 N. Euclid ave. will be wed to Matthew PF. Walpole at 9 a. m. Saturday, Aug. 30, in the Little Flower Catholic church. Mrs. Anna Walpole, 545 N. Keystone ave. is the mother. of the prospective bridegroom. Mrs. Jess Bunch will be the matron of honor, and Miss Mary Lou Peters will be the maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Phyllis Clements and Miss Mary Elizabeth Walpole, the sister of the future bridegroom. Miss Virginia Louise Heke will be the junior bridesmaid. Stephen Bell will be the ring bearer, and Marianne Seery will

Raymond Walpole will be his brother's best man, and Robert Bunch, bride's brother; Donald McGinnis and Robert McConahay will be the ushers.

o o » Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Power, 8 N. DeQuincy st, have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Vera Vinita, and Benjamin Holt, The prospective bridegroom. is the gon of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Holt of Jamestown, Ky. The wedding is to be at 8:30 o'clock Friday night, Aug. 22, in the garden of the Power home. The vows are to be read by the Rev. Allen Reynolds of Chrisman, II, uncle of the future bride. Mrs. Clarence “E. Jackson will honor Miss Power at a dinner and shower tonight at her home in Williams Creek, Thirty guests will be entertained at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday for the bride-to-be. Mrs, Edward Madinger, 4830 E. Washington st., will entertain, Her mother, Mrs; Charles Fryberger, will assist. Mr, and Mrs. Power will give the bridal dinner Aug. 21 3 the Madinger. home.

Miss Clarice Reimer and her fiance, Oliver L. Kling, will be honor guests at a bridal dinner to be given by the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs, Wiliam C. Reimer. The party will be tomorrow at the Homestead. Miss Reimer and Mr. Kling will be married at 3:30 p. m. Sunday at Bt. Paul's Evangelical church. Several parties already have honored Miss Reimer. Mrs. Fred Koerhn gave a personal shower recently in her mother’s home, Mrs: William C. Reimer, 2655 Napoleon st. Miss: Marie Kuntz entertained last Thursday 4n-her home, 813 E Minnesota st., with a_miscellaneous shower. Also giving miscellaneous ' showers were Mrs. Joanna Cushwa in her home, 535 E. 42d st., Friday night and Mrs, William Mussmann last night. Mrs. Mussmann entertained ‘in her home, 1235 N. New Jersey st., for 40 guests.

W. C. T. U. Group To Meet Tuesday

The Sarah A. Swain W. C. T. U. will meet at 11 a m. Tuesday with Mrs. Marshal DeWhitte, 2022 Woodlawn ave. Miss Beatrice

Galloway will

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Approximately 70 freshmen women entering DePauw university this fall will be guests at a rush picnic the DePauw chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will give at 4:30 Bp m. tomorrow. The party will be at the country home of Ms. E. M. Costin, Miss Carolyn Costin, Indianapolis rush chairman, and Miss Barbara Bradshaw of New Castle, chapter membership chairman, are in charge of arrangements.

Assisting them are Misses

Beverly Potts, Mary Ann Compton, ‘Carolyn Smith and Mary Henshaw. Chapter members from out of town will include Miss Marian Gregory of Bloomington, chapter president; Miss Marguerite Sipes, Lebanon; Miss “Margaret Gross and Miss Martha Lou Bower, Shelbyville; Miss Reta Wallis, Des Plaines, Ill. Miss Nancy Steele and Miss Marjorie Koehler, Cincinnati; Miss Alice Ann Wise, New Castle; Miss Janet Sutter and Miss Harriet Wall, Marion. Miss Barbara Lenfesty and Miss Phyllis Bank-

PLAN RUSH PICNIC — Miss Carolyn Costin (center i is chairman 51 the rush picnic that DePauw university chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will give tomorrow afternoon for 70 women entering the university this fall. Assisting with plans are (left and right) Miss Carolyn Smith and Miss Beverly Potts:

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Ind; Miss Constance Caylor, Bluffton; Miss Beverly .Campbell, Anderson. Miss Nancy Cooper and Miss Margaret Sandy, Greencastle; Miss Jo Ann Ridge, South Bend; Miss Carolyn Repp and Miss Katherine Law, Huntington; Miss Helen Jo Stone, Kokomo, and Miss Virginia Porter, Danville, 111, Indianapolis alumnae attending the picnic will include Mesdames Harry Elliot, D. E. Compton, G. B. Taylor, Rebert Knowles and Frank Fairchild, Miss Ruth Stone and Miss Marilyn Whittaker,

er, Columbus,

My Day— Hope for U. N. Seen 1n Action On Indies War

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

CAMPOBELLO ISLAND New Brunswick, Aug. 8—We can chalk up one hopeful sign in the fact that the Dutch and the Indonesians accepted the United Nations!

gestion. It may be that nothing very effectual will result and certainly the next steps must be rapid and decisive, but one is glad to see the! United - Nations actually moving :n on a situation of this kind and making a successful start. » » » THERE was an article by Lester Markel in the New York Times Sunday magazine which I found interesting. Mr. Markel recently returned “from an extensive trip ‘through western Europe. The article is interesting because he is so frank about the Washington atmosphere. Many wise politicians in the past have said that New York and Washington never know what the rest of the country is thinking and so the politicians are right to go| home, get in touch with their | home people and get the feel of the country. A congressman is a moulder of | public opinion as well as a representative of opinion, and when he | goes home is the time when he can | mould public opinion, x » H “" I WAS interested that Markel also noted that, of, our concern - over Russia;

Mr. because we

‘'might find it easy to rebuild an

industrial Germany through the] Marshall plan, but that the demo-| cratization of the German people was far from easy and fm from sure, “It is quite evident that the] U. 8. 8. R. has decided she needs the things Germany can produce and that she hopes that, with her usual methods of infiltration, she may control the labor unions and | build a strong communist influence | in German government. Therefore she is taking a chance on building | up German industrial Srengin) Germany and the U, 8. 8,

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Selecting your Sterling Silver Pattern is a thrilling ritual. It is the pattern you will be using every day and loving more each time you ‘use it,

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Society—

Many Parties Are Being Planned To Honor Miss Barbara Shirley

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Deanery Group

Will Meet Thursday

Women Yo Hear Talk On Mission Program

The third quartegly meeting of| |the Indianapolis Deanery council,| | National {Women, will be held at 8 p. m.

Council of * Catholic

{Thursday in the Catholic commu{nity center.

A discussion on the relationship of the laymen and the missionary | program will be presented by the | Rev, Fr. Victor Goossens, archio{cesan director of the Mission Ald | societies. Reports will be given on women's activities between May 1 and Aug.

(1, and Miss Statia O'Connell will

provide music,

Plans to Be Described (For Michigan Meeting

Mrs. Hugh J, O'Connell, deanery president, will describe plans for the Tri-State Catholic congress to be held in Grand Rapids, Mich,

| Sept. 12 to 16.

Mrs. Leo Landwerlen is to be in charge of refreshments, and Mrs. Clarence Flick will be head of the hostesses. Mesdames J. A, Colbert, John D Gallagher and Virgil Receveur are in charge of reservations. Women attending the meeting will bring towels and soap to be sent to European children. Mrs. William Raters, chairman of this project, is being assisted by Mesdames John O'Harrow, Charles Richter and Albert Huffmann.

New Students To Bé Guests Of Sorority

The Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Delta Zeta sorority will entertain prospective women students at DePauw, Franklin and Indiana universities with a rose fashion tea

from 3 to 5 p. m. Saturday. “The tea is to be In Ayres'-audi-

Redeemer.

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Sheridan, ! Philip Shirley.

and their mothers will be guests. A personal shower will honor { Miss Shirley on Wednesday. Miss Ann Richardt will give the party in her home. Invited to the event are Mesdames Shirley, Sheridan and Roderick Sheridan, M, Mar-

Sadler, Jane and Marian Osborn,

Suzanne Ramey, Zoe Fuller, Betty Jane Williams and Betty Thempson.

Miss Thompson will give a lunch-eon-bridge for Miss Shirley on | Thursday in her home. Those who {have received invitations include | {Misses Ramey, Patricia Hartley,

land Jane Osborn,

Jane, Marian Osborn {To Fete Bride-to-Be Next Friday afternoon the Misses | | Osborn assisted by their mother, |

Mrs. Frank Z. Osborn, will give al ! dessert and miscellaneous shower in|

their home for Miss Shirley. Invited to the party are the mothters of the engaged couple; Mrs. Charles Fortney, Misses ‘Sadler, Richardt, Ramey, Patricia Hartley, { Julie Gerlath, Rebecca Milholland, | Ruth ‘Gaddy, Mary Lou Jacobs and Minxie Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley will give the bridal dinner for their daughter and | ner fiance the night of Aug. 21 at |.the Indianapolis Athletic club. Coming to the dinner are Mr. and | Mrs, Sheridan, the parents of the | prospective bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs, Roderick K. Sheridan; Misses

"| Osborn and Patricia Hartley; Miss | Dolores Powers, St. Louis; Fred Lesh, Walter L. Shirley Jr., Arthur, David and Philip Shirley, Evans Harrell and Joseph Ricketts.

|| Edits Paper

Times State Service

MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 8.-— Miss

| Anna Stout, Indianapolis, is acting 8 | as society and copy editor on the § | staff of the Ball State News, camfl [pus weekly at Ball State Teachers

college.

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jorie and Patricia Hartley, Carita |, 1,0x this afternoon will unite

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MORE PARTIES HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED to fete Miss Barbara Shirley before her marriage to Harry C. Sheridan II Aug. 22 in the Lutheran Church of Our

Saturday night Miss Shiriey and her fiance will be

honored at a dinner party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z, Osborn. Invited to the event are Mr. and Mrs, Shirley and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Sheridan, parents of the couple;

Walter L.

Walter Shirley Jr. and David and

Mrs. Willis B. Conner and Mrs. Earl Clauser will give a luncheon and pantry shower in Mrs. Clauser's home at 1 py m. on Tuesday. Besides Mrs, Shirley and Mrs. Sheridan, members

of the bridal party

Wilma G. Vest ‘To Be Bride

An informal ceremony at 4:30

Mrs. Wilma Goodwin Vest, 302% Washington blvd, and Donald R. Scott. The ceremony will be in tHe home {of the bridegroom's parents, Mr, {and Mrs. Raymond P. Scott, 6144]

IE. St. Joseph st. Officiating will be | Sadler, Anne Richardt and Marian | the Rev, Ira Stock, pastor of the

| Sadler, Richardt, Marian and Jane|

J Brinkworth, 5609

Seventh Presbyterian church. The couple’s only attendants will be Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Hutchison. They will be at home with the Scotts after Sept. | motor trip west. The bride is the daughter of W. F. Goodwin, Birmingham, Ala. .

Lon Lge vity Recipe

wit SALEM, Wis, —Three requi= sites for 100 years of life were given |

of this city. A Norwegian immigrant of 70 years ago, she says, “I've lived to be 100 years old—thanks to the pretection of the Lord, hard work and Norwegian coffee.”

Early Flag

A U, 8, flag made from silk gowns

donated by women of Portsmouth, | N. H, was the first national ensign

to be saluted at sea by a foreign power,

Japs Go Modern , TOKYO — Many native girls in

dress and adopting the clothing of western civilization.

Big Job

a husband is responsible for every | crime, short of murder, committed}

by his wife in his presence.

Swiggett , CHURCH RITE—A cere- + Sunday in the Trafalgar Mot odist “church will nity Miss Jean Barnett and liam Haugh. The bride-to-be . tho d ter of Mr, and Me

Barnett, Fran ee

9, following a |

recently by Mrs. Christine Larsons|

Japan. are going modern in their|

torium. Mrs, John W. Bolyard is general chairman, Active members assisting with plans for the party are Misses Marjorie Ray, Virginia Joyce and Pat Stutz. Alumnae members of the commit tee include Mesdames Stanley Strohl, Robert W. Platte, D. Ralph Smith and Roy H. Peterson and Miss Mary Frances Cooper.

Active Members From Out of Town A number of active members will attend from.out of town. They include Miss Alice Flinn, Franklin; Miss Elizabeth Harvey, Danville; | Miss Phyllis Stewart, Connersville; Miss: Mary Arnold, Charleston, Ill. Miss Betsey Caffee, Terre Haute; Miss Harriet Vehalage, Seymour; Miss Carolyn Sparling, Marion; Miss Joyce, Acton; Miss Opal Agnew, Westport; Miss Alice Mishler, New Albany, and Miss Rosemary Krous, Columbus.

Legal Sorority Will Meet

Iota Tau Tau, legal sorority of Indiana university, will have its August meeting at 6 p. m. in the Canary cottage, Misses Elizabeth Mason, Lucille Martin and Maebelle Gordon will be hostesses. Plans will be made for the international convention to be heid here next month,

"longed to Judy.

Dexheimer-Carlon photo WEDDING NEAR-—Miss Nancy Dye will be married to James W. Tribby tomorrow in the East 10th street Methodist

church, Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. R, D. Dye 2523 E. 10th st., and Mr, and

Mrs. Warren Tribby, 1832 Dex-

ter ave.

Teen Talk—

Shen Courtney. photo. TO BE WED-—Miss Marie. A, Thiel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. R._ Thiel, 8180 N. Michigan rd., and James A. Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Miles, Pittsfield, Ill,, will be married Sunday. The rite will be at 2:30 p. m. in the North Methodist church, ;

Young Equestriennes Enjoying

Summer Riding For Fall Horse

and Practice Shows

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER OUT ON THE BRIDLE paths of Indianapolis one is very likely to find several teen-age equestriennes—any day, any time, Riding their own horses, these girls are expert riders, potential

blue ribbon winners.

And out at Bonham riding academy Judy Fore-

man is priming for some horse shows,

She was only 5 years old when senior at Tudor Hall school, Judy has experience “plus” in many stables and on many horses. ® » " WHEN’ SHE was in the eighth grade Judy owned a pony for.a few months. “Raffles” was her next horse, a five-gaited bay gelding. When “Raffles” died, Judy's father leased a big mare with a glass eye for her, but it wasn't long before “Duchess” be-

That was about three years ago apd “Duchess” was a favorite. Judy's older sister, Flo Mary, had an oil painting made of the horse for a Christmas present, Jumping was coming . along . beautifully — although not on “Duchess,” which was ‘a pleasure, “horse only. Judy's father, watching her jump one day, happened to see a bay gelding just brought in off the pasture. That seemed to be just “it” and the .middleweight three-quarter thorough« bred was Judy's. She named het new horse mother and father. n » » JUDY'S RIDING every day and getting ready for a horse show at the Ohio state fair in Columbus, Later she will ride at the Indiana state fair and hopes to enter other shows later on. Judy and "“Lee-Jay” will be en~ tered in three contests in the “green hunter” class, one In the “hunter hack” class and two in the “horsemanship” class,

“Lee-Jay,” after her |

she first mounted a pony. Now a

Carolyn, who is 16, has been riding for about eight months and she has had “Sonny Boy” just about as long. Her enthusiasm was aroused when she and her father watched the riders one day. It so hoppened that “Sonny Boy,” a brown and .white pinto, was for sale—it might have been fate. » ” » WITH HER older sister, Charleen, Carolyn started riding often, A few experienced riders helped. the girls and Carolyn’s Saturdays - and Sundays are devoted to her hobby. She's learned all the. gaits, canter, slow gait, trot, run and walk. Only the trot caused her any trouble, One fall is all Carolyn has on her record, too. Riding bareback one day, she fell from the horse, but was not injured. R LJ . » ANOTHER young horsewoman is Janet Stone, who's been riding for about two years, Janet is just on the brink of her teens, and rides with Carolyn at Silver Hills. 8he has had her horse, “Bob”

too, is interested in riding.

Entering the shows with Judy are other teen-agers from Indianapolis: Judy 'Fhomas, Florence Alexander, Janie and - Dianne Adams, Sue Lyon and Johnny Riggs. Next year Judy will go to col-lege--she isn’t sure where, “But it will be close to home and my horse,” she says. . u » » CAROLYN MAY is one rider that may be found at Silver Hills stable “every day except a day.” And those have been few

and far between,

" BALT LAKE CITY-In this state

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Saturday,

‘Our Terrace Tearoom Will be closed on ed AF Saturdays during July and August

rainy |

~ Summer Store Hours! \ Monday Through Friday, 9:30 to 5:00

together, Returns From West

Mrs. W. R. McGeehan, | Haverford ave,

{she visited her niece, Mrs, | Pearl, and Mr, Pearl of Chicago.

M eeting Tuesday

day at the Hotel Lincoln. '

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c\ose>

Saturdays

9:30 to 1:00

for about a year and her father,

This fall Carolyn will have to forego some of her precious riding time when she return to Technical high school as a junior, 8he loves to ride so much that she'd like every member of her family to have a horse—they could all ride

6105 recently has re[turned from attending the rodeo {in Cheyenne, Wyo., and from Yel- | lowstone park. On her way home, Ray

Phi Delta Beta sorority will hold a business meeting at 8 p. m. Tues-

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Miss Tierney, Mr. Weinmann

‘Will Be Wed | Be oT

To Read the Vows

The Rev. Fr. James D. Barton will © read the vows uniting Miss Mar{garet Ann Tierney and Harold John ° | Weinmann at 11 a. m. St. Philip Neri Catholic church. | The bride is the daughter of Mr,

: Sana Trey B90

| Rural st., and the bridegroom’s par- .” ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold -F. | Weinmann, 8755 N. Delaware st. Ho

| resides with his = paternal grand- .¥ mother, Mrs. J. C. Weinmann, 3915 *

N. Delaware st. The bride has chosen a gown of mousseline de sole, It is fashioned with a sheer yoke and a full skirt extending into a long train. A cap of orange blossoms and Belgian lace will hold her fulllength illusion veil, and she will carry a cascade bouquet of white roses and an orchid.

Miss Norma Redmond To Be Maid of Honor

of honor, will wear a pink frock.

will be worn by the bridesmaids, Mrs. Paul Topmiller and Miss Martha Lou Brown. Miss Patricia Ann Vogelgesang, the junior bridesmpid, will be in a blue frock. Mr. Weinmann will be his son's best man, and ushers are to be Jack . | Tierney, brother of the bride; Kenneth Gerard and Fred Ashley, | After a trip north, the couple will be at home at 2605 College ave. The bridegroom attended Butler university.

| er —— en ar Sorority Sets Luncheon d Tomorrow

The Indiana University Alumnae

rority tomorrow will entertain upper classmen entering 1. U, next month. The event is to be a luncheon

club.

in charge of arrangements.

her are Miss Mary Yost of Evansville, rush chairman: Miss’ Janet Nelle Weirick and Miss Mary Lou Rodenbeck. : Alumnae members on the commit tee are Mesdames Edward Rucine

od)

and Earl McCaslin.

Arthur Shumaker Takes Bride

Times State Service . GREENCASTLE, Ind, Aug. 8— Mrs. Charles E. Crawley has announced the daughter,’ Shumaker, formerly of olis. The wedding was June Mrs. John R. McWhorter, Seymour, was the matron of honor. Lester Engle, Indianapolis, was best man, and ushers were Glen Ludlow, Indianapolis; Howard Wilson, Roachdale, and William Prather, Martinsville, The couple js at home here. Both are members of the DePauw university faculty. ;

Visits Norway

is en route to Oslo, Norway, as a delegate to the world youth con. ference,

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land Mrs. Edwin V. Tierney, 603 R :

Miss Norma Redmond, the maid

Similar dresses of green and yellow »,

chapter of Alpha Chi Omega so-

and swimming party at 1 p. m. at the Highland Golf and Country

Active chapter members assisting .

Miss Illa Belle Barnes, a member of the active chapter at I. U, Bs

sky, Loren Fink, Robert, Johnson...

marriage of her Julia, and Arthur W,_.

Miss Jane Miller, 2741 Allen ave, -