Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1947 — Page 16

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| PAGE 186. The Bridal Scene— ~ Betty Lou Birt Engaged To Mr. Schultz

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“Engagement and a marriage » highlight today's bridal scene. The engagement and approaching’ marriage of Miss Betty Lou Hirt and Floyd E. Schultz Jr. is announced by the future bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Birt, 1217 Congréss ave, The prospective bridegroom's parents live at 3736 Northwestern ave. The wedding will be Sunday, Aug. 2), in the Pairview Presbyterian church. The Rev. Virgil Ragan will read the vows. The bride-to-be has chosen Miss Betty June Winton to be her maid of honor, Misses Arleen June and Jda May Birt, both sisters of the future bride, will be the brides maids, » » » * Mrs. Lena Qrindean, 1315 W. Raymond st, announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Amelia, and Stephen J. Warnock. His parents are Mr, and Mrs, W. G. Warnock, Mt. Carroll, Ill, The couple will be wed Aug. 22 In the Roumanian Orthodox church, The Rev, Paul Craciun Jr. will ofi~ ciate, Miss Sylvia Grindean will be the maid of honor, and Edward Grizzle I to attend the bridegroom. After a wedding trip to Lake Wa-

wasee, the couple will be at home in lafayette. . » » ” { A ceremony Aug. 3 united Miss Edith E. Smith, Dayton, O., and] Maj. David Anderson of Wright) field, Dayton, The ceremony was in the base chapel at Patterson field, Dayton, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Creath, Colum- | bus, O, and the bridegroom’ mother is Mrs. Elizabeth Andefson, | 1246 W. 34th st. | Mrs. E. L. Scott was her sister's matron. of honor, Miss Madeline | Smith, ' another sister, and Miss! Thelma Conrad, were the brides-| maids: All -are-of Columbus, —— Capt, Kenneth B. Almond was the best man, and ushers were Ma). Carroll Covington and Capt. James B. Lodge. Capt. Howard Andrews read the vows. = A reception and dinner at the Officers club followed the ceremony, and the couple left on a trip east. They will be at home in Dayton.

Joan M. Dippel To Be Married On Sept. 6

The engagement and approaching | marriage of Miss Joan Marle Dippel and Harry N, Kreusman is announced today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dippel, 3302 Brill rd, The prospective bridegroom is the gon of Mrs. C. C. Kreusman, 3231 E. New York st. - The copple will be married at 10:30 ¢'clodk: ~Sdfurttay - morning.

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Matron of Honor _Miss Dippel has chosen Mrs, Robert Landwerlen t6 be her matron of honor, Ruth Ann Matzke will be the flower: girl. The bridesmaids will be Mrs. John Rader, Mrs. Harry Stafford, Miss Rita Mascari and Miss Kathleen Zimmerman. Leo Bens, Batesville, will attend Mr. Kreuzman, Ushers ave to include Mr, Landwerlen, Mr, Rader, Ray Reis and William Kelsey. The bride-to-be attended Marian college, and Mr. Kreusman was a student at the University of Wiseonsin.

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My Day— Youth Center ——y . Established ~¢ By City By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, New Brunswick, Aug. 12.--We keep on hearing about juvenile delinquency, and parents and educators and juveénile courts keep on worrying about it. But we do not often see the constructive suggestions which can and should be made,

My attention has been called to an article which appeared in one

PLAN RUSH PICNIC—A group of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority members are making arrangements for a picnic that will be attended by prospective women students at Indiana university. The party js to be Sunday afternoon at Holliday park. From left to right are Misses Mary Alicp Hartley, Betty Napper and Carolyn Bell, Miss Hulda | Slagle of Lebanon, and Miss Barbara Phegley. Miss Hartley is alumnae chairman for the party. The others are members of the active chapter.

Jeanne Hackett To Be Bride Of Mr. Starkey

Dr. John B. Ferguson will read the vows uniting Miss Jeanne Hackett and Patrick E. Starkey on Sunday, Sept. 7, in the Irvington Presbyterian church, The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chester Hackett, 5433 Gifford st., and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Starkey, 1441 N. Alabama st. Miss Hackett has chosen her twin sistery Joanne, to be her maid of honor. Miss Josephine Starkey, sister of the future bridegroom, will be the bridesmaid.

of the metropolitan magazines not long ago, showing in piotures and telling the story of an experiment which has been carried out success. fully in Rochester, N, Y. The usual cry of teen-agers is that they have nothing to ‘do and nowhere to $ That is no longer so in. Rochester, MN ts center, Falled “The

on a Saturday pight the floor. is covered with dancers.’ The center belongs entirély to the young people, who make the rules. \

it a : THIS particular project came about through a letter written to the head of a newspaper chain by a brother and sister, A survey was made among a great many youngsters and it was found they wanted a combination night club-country club atmosphere. They did not want it in the city, and they wanted good dance music and good entertainment, Even in rural communities I have

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plaint of nowhere to go and nothing to do. BOme youngsters in our neighborhood in Hyde Park have told me that hanging around the

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Jack Starkey will be his brother's best man,pand ushers are to include Chester Hackett, brother of the bride-to-be; Donald Johnson, Paul LaRue and Edmond Jacobs. The prospective bridegroom attended Indiana university.

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at 8°p. m. tomorrow.in the 38th st. branch, Indiana National bank, »

drug store is the only thing open to them, =; Another suggestion that deals with young people has come to me all the way from California.

» ” . - THERE a young man named| Robert W. Hanna, who .was graduated from Antioch college, wants to start a youth village. With so many displaced children throughout the world in need of homes, he feels that an activity of this kine. = ‘pen surroundings and in the famous California climate, would be a contribution to helping us toward the salvation of many lost children.

P. H. Ho photo, RITE SUNDAY-—Sunday is | the date set for the marriage | of Miss Norma Virginia Perry,

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P. H. Ho photo. TO PLEDGE VOWS--—Mr, and Mrs. William D. Fisher, Beech Grove, announce that the marriage of their daughter, { Honey, to William R, Baldwin will be Saturday. Mr, Baldwin is the son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Baldwin, 945 Cecil ave.

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Jewish Group

Mrs. Berger Board membits of the Indianapolis chapter, National Home for]. Jewish Children, recently elected Mrs. Henry A. Berger president of the local group. Mrs. Sidney Shane, 5402 Washington boulevard, entertained the chapter at the election meeting. Other officers elected included Mrs. Shane, honorary vice president; Mrs. Abe Goldsmith and Mrs. 8am Dock, vice presidents; Mrs. George Clayman and Mrs. Aaron Arnold, recording secretary and assistant; Mrs. Abe Unger and Mrs. Shane, financial secretary and assistant, Mrs. Herbeft Klineman and Mrs. Bam Schoen, corresponding secretary and assistant, and Mrs. Aaron Glick and Mrs. Sanders Klein, treasurer and assistant,

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Parliamentarian Co-chairmen of committees inpon and Mrs.| Sam Alpert, ‘Jewel’ ‘membership; Mesdames#*: Sam. Hockman, «Alex Belle and Celia Cohen, telephone; Mrs. Harold Lewis and Mrs. M. 8. Cassen, hospitality. Mrs. David Probstein, publicity; Mrs. Shoolem Ettinger, parliamen-|-tarian; Mrs. Harry Escol, ways and means; Mrs. Sam Halperin and Mrs. Abe Schwartz, remembrance; Mrs, Hyman Grande, program, and Mrs: David Shane and Mrs. Robert Congress, advisors. The trustees include Mesdames Cassen, Alpert, James Klein, 'Manual Begal and David Granofsky. Mrs. Congress and Mrs. Celia Wild were named representatives to the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs.

Council Lists Chairmen

Committee heads of the Indianapolis Council bf Women have been announced for the coming season by Mrs. Willlam F. Summerville, president. The chairmen include Mrs, Clarence L. Kittle, program; Mrs. Emory W. Cowley, telephone and hospitality; Mrs. Edward C. Wakelam, Americanism; Mrs. Rose Marie Crugan, consumer education; Mrs. Emil C. Iverson, education; Mrs. Walter J. Mercer, yearbook. s ' Mrs, Claude Franklin, safety; Mrs. B. Lynn Adams, nutrition; Mrs. Earl H. Myer, radio; Mrs. H. L. Hasbrook, health; Mrs. Charles E. Smith, historian; Mrs. Cruzan, parilamentarian; Mrs, Otto C. Mayes, bulletin, Mrs. Mac Miles, pages; Mrs. E. A, Rice, devotions, and. Mrs. R. M. Manring, club reports. The resolutions committee Includes Mesdames Cruzan, Wakela and Iverson. “ Delegates to the May Wright Sewell Indiana Council of Women are to be Mesdames Mayes, Hasbrook and Thad R. Clarke.

Sorority Chapter To Have Outing .

Mrs, James L. Richardson, 4834 N. Illinois st, will be hostess to Delta Theta Tau sorority, alumnae chapter, at her country home in Brown county. 4

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‘D ’ ; Be Tolerant,” Says Marshall WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (U. P.). matters, T suggest that you be very ~—Secretary of State George OC. tolerant,” Marshall said. Marshall yesterday advised 82 teen- easy in these days to get mad, aged girls attending the first “Girl's {particularly when you are so re Nation” conference to be tolerant in Imote from the scene of troyple. their appraisal of other countries | “You can be too emotional, and and their problems growing out of (that is very dangerous. Nations are very sensitive and we have té brief extemporaneous ad- move slowly.” dress at the state department auditorium, Marshall urged the girls to part of the American Legion's Boy's ignore “opinions” and see that they [Forum which met here recently to have all the facts on international study governental operations. The they formulate |conference, sponsored by the Amer{ican Legion auxiliary, opened Sat“In your thoughts on all these 'urday and closes Thursday.

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“BRUNCH" ARRANGED—Members ot Alpha Pni sorority planning a "brunch Sunday at the Highland Country club are (left to right) Misses Jané Osborn, Ada ~ May Koontz and Marian Osborn. The Osborn dog, Joe, looks on. Guests at the party will Pauw university.

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Robert Courtney, John L. Kernel, Joan Frethage, Janet O'Hara, Marjorie Oain, Joan Hayes, Nancy Langan, Patricia Evans, Mary Jane McCarthy and Mary Evelyn and Jeanne Hart man, Also at the party will be Misses Loretta and Florence Gibbons of Chicago, both aunts of the prospective bridegroom, and Miss Gratia Strack, Chicago,

Miss Patricia Evans Plans Garden Party Miss Evans will give a garden party Saturday, and Monday a personal shower will be given by Miss Hayes af her home. “ Miss O'Hara and Miss Cain will | entertain with a cocktail party Aug. ‘20, It is to be in the O'Hara home. : Mr. and Mrs. Hartman will give the bridal dinner Aug. 22 in their

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home, : Guests will include Mr. and Mrs, Heinz ahd members of the bridal party.

They are to be Miss Mary Evelyn Hartman, maid of honor; Miss Jeanne Hartman, junior bridesmaid; Miss Strack, bridesmaid; Robert Heinz, who will be his brother's best man; Gerard L. Heinz Jr. and Richard J. Hartman, brothers of the. couple, and Joseph J. Minnis, ushers.

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A NUMBER OF PARTIES are being planned to honor Miss Dorothy Marie Hartman. She will become the bride of Thomas Allen Heinz at 9 o'clock Saturday morning; Aug. 28, in SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. The Rev. Fr. Raymond R. Noll will hear the vows.

~ Miss Nancy Langan entertained with a dinner party last night at her home. The guests were Miss Hartman, Mr. Heinz

A dinner and miscellaneous shower will be given tomorrow at LaRue's restaurant. The hostesses aré to be Miss Mary Noonan

| The guests will include Mrs. J. Herbert Hartman and Mrs, Gerard | L. Heing, mothers of the couple; Mesdames W. D, Kibler, John Noonan, tzer and Mabel Lovigne, Misses Jane

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Virginia Buis Is Married

A motor trip west and south folnoon of Miss Virginia Buis and Jack Demaree. The rite was at 3 o'clock in St. Matthew's Lutheran church. The Rev, Carl N. Busse officiated. Mr, and Mrs, Paul T. Buis, Belle Union, are parents of the bride. Mr, and Mrs. F. W. McAvoy, 707 N. Chester st, are the bridegroom's parents, AA Miss Beverly Harbin was the maid of honor. She wore an aqua marquiset frock. The bridesmaids, Miss Norma Conper and Miss Doris Dean, were dressed in sunset rose mar quiset. All the attendants wore white mitts. : A white satin gown styled with a fitted bodice and a full skirt was worn by the bride. She wore a fin-

| gertip veil and carried a white rose

fan, pi Carl Hubbard, Bedford, was the best man. Harry prother

Demaree, of the bridegroom, and Lioyd Duis, Belle Union, the bride's brother, were ushers. Following the ceremony, a récepton was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents. The couple will be at home after Aug. 35 at 1032

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