Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1947 — Page 3
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‘Adeline Lewis Will Become Bride
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IN A CEREMONY AT 5. O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON, Miss Adeline Lewis will become the bride of John S. Berentes. Dr. E. Burdette Backus, pastor of All Souls ' Unitarian church, will read the vows in the Brendonwood home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery 'S. Lewis. Miss Constance Lewis will be her sister's maid of honor, and Mrs. John M. Cregor of Falmouth will be the mation of honor. | will wear bouffant frocks of light green marquiset with lace bodices and three-quarter-length sleeves. Miss Lewis’ bouquet of gladioli will be American Beauty red, and Mrs. Cregor’s will be pink. Miss Elizabeth Berentes of Bluefield, W. Va. sister of the bride-
| groom, and Miss Christian Simons of Jacksonville, Fla. will. be bridesmaids. Their dresses of pale blue and yellow, respectively, are
—————— — made like those of the honor Zapapas-Ryan | Ee eiion. St. Louis, will Vows Read | This Morning
be her cousin's flower girl. She will wear a long white organdy frock over pink. The bride's gown of ivory brocaded taffeta is- fashioned with ; a sheer yoke outlined with lace, 3 Mies Er. Anne Ryan ad and a full skirt extending into a ames R. Zapapas we train. 10 o'clock this morning. Fhe Rev. A full-length veil of Belgian Fr. Harry F. Hoover read the rite rosepoint lace will form a halo. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic charch. Tt ‘will cascade over a length of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan. tulle to the edge of the train. She In a Te Sie Tires of will carry ivory gladioli and ivy. ihe rile, an I. & Seay : Andrew Berentes, Welch, W. gapapas, Maltinsille, ate the Par-' vy. = will be his brother's best ents o e bridegroom. The maid of honor, Miss Jacqueline Jeffries, wore electric blue taffeta. The flower girls, Sally Feeser and Ann Wilmeth, nieces of the bride, wore long white organdy
man. A reception will be held at the frocks. Willard Waycott, Martinsville,
Lewis home immediately followwas the best man. James Gabbert
ing the wedding. After a short and William Crone, Martinsville, were ushers. The bride wore a gown of candlelight satin accented with seed pearls. Her fingertip illusion veil cascaded from a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white prayer book and a white orchid. After a _breakfast at the Marott hotel, the couple left for a motor trip to Chicago and Wisconsin. They will be at home in Martinsville after Sept. 17. The bride attended Purdue university and the bridegroom was graduated from Purdue. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
Rev. Woltjen
home in Chicago. The bride is a graduate of Western college, Oxford, O. Mr. Berentes is a student at Coyne Electrical school, Chicago. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berentes, Oswego, N. VY. ,
Jnitarian church, Miss Julia Ann
son of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Carmel
the bride's only ‘attendant.
She wore a flower-trimmed
- . | PR 'T . | skirt. | 0 Ot t 1ciate | Leghorn hat with yellow streamers, uniting Miss Minerva Patience Long
Vows uniting Miss Mary Lois and had matching yellow mitts.
Wright and J. Mervin Poole will be read by, the Rev. Stanley R. Woltjen in the Second Moravian tilly
ported white lace and net.
this evening. train,
The parents of the bride are Mr.
Poole, 2025 E. 34th st. sith. an orchid. A white crepe gown with a fitted
bride. Her imported illusion veil is ner and Charles F. Arensman Jr. edged with Chantilly lace. She will ecayry white roses. Miss Betty Jean Neuman will be couple will leave on a trip. / the maid of honor. She will wear| They will be a full-skirted coral green crepe Lafayette after Sept.
best man, and Harry Sullivan and/Indiana university. Mr. Frederick G. Ferree will be ushers. is a student at Purdue university, A reception at the church will mi ———————————————
follow the ceremony. After a trip : : through New England and Canada, M188 Harris to Be
the couple will make their home with the bridegroom's parents. Wed Tomorrow
The bride attended Hanover college and the bridegroom is a student at Butler university.
Rev. Charles Holmes Reads Vows
A double-ring ceremony at 3:30 ave, and Mr. and Mrs. p. m. today united Miss Barbara Harnsberger, 2106 E. 46th st. Williams and Vere DeVault. The)
church.
in the East Tenth Street Methodist and will carry a ¢hurch. jfand an orchid.
ant, wore pink marquiset.
brother of the bride; ! Wischmeier, St. Louis; David Car- Tay Delta fraternity member. ter, Attica; Richard Davisson; West |
Lafayette, and Walter H. Imel Jr.| . A rection will follow the wed. LOW Club to Meet
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ding. The couple will be at home| The Cruzan Parliamentary Jaw . where both attend!|club, chapter 1, will meet Sept. 9 w university. Their parents at the home of Mrs. A. LeRoy PortMes-
Russell Williams, 'teus, 5150 N. Capitol ave. st., and Mr. and dames William G. Holley, N. Ham- Cox and Alvin C. Barbour
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motor trip, the couple will be at
Meeting Thursday
Julia A. Hartley, Mr. A Are Wed in Afternoon Rite
Repeating vows read by Dr. E. Burdette Backus, pastor of All Souls
were married at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. The wedding was at the home of the b Harry D. Hartley, 4051 Washington blvd. The bridegroom is the M
John W. Will Be Married
Miss Martha Frances Dunn was She W. Long, 4801 N. Pennsylvania st.
| wore a frock of green dotted swiss will ber the scene at 2:30 o'clock ternity, {with drop shoulders and a full :
The bride chose a gown of im- Thomas R. White of Pendleton will Chan- read the vows. lace accented the basque bodice Episcopal church at 8:30 o'clock and the full net skirt fell into a Mrs. Ivan C. Bobbitt, Depauw, Ind.
An illusion bonnet trimmed with costume suit. and a halo hat of ivy and Mrs. Walter O. Wright, 2710 valley lilies was attached to her leaves and grapes. E. 40th st, and the bridegroom's two-tiered fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of roses and ivy. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. a cascade of valley lilies centered
John W. Anderson Jr. attended yi) jeave on a motor trip through bodice and a. full skirt forming a his brother, Ushers were Dr. A. M. New England. chapel train will be worn by the Kasper Jr. Chicago; Robert 8. Die-
A reception in the Hartley garden |was to follow the wedding, and the
at_home in West The bride gown. William Fuller will be. the attended Bennett Junior college and Anderson
A 4:30 p. m. ceremony tomorrow will unite Miss Dorothy Harris and |Fred Harnsberger, Dr. Orien Fifer {will officiate in the North Methodist
Parents of the couple are Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, 3816 Kenwood L K.
nh bride was dressed in a light beige Rev. Charles R. Holmes officiated wool suit with brown accessories S2bardine suit with brown accesbouquet of roses Sories and wore a red rose corsage. Miss Patricia The couple left on a wedding. trip; Approximately 150 couples The bride wore a marquiset gown Gruber, her. attendant, wil wear ajand will be at home at 2411 N. expected to attend the Labor and carried a colonial bouquet.'gray suit and black accessories. NeW Jersey st. Miss Anne Clark, her only attend Thomas Berry will be the best man Glen! The couple will motor to CaliforW. DeVault was his brother's best nia, where they will live at Redondo . man. Ushers. were David Williams. Beach. The bridegroom attended Booked Tonight
The bride will wear a pale peac
pre- . sent the program. A tea will follow. Adams and Forry
Alan C. Boyd Will Marry Ohio Girl
Times Special ! TOLEDO, O., Aug. 30.—A recep-
tion at the Toledo club will follow the wedding of Miss Anne Crete| Fuller and Alan Conduitt Boyd this | afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the! home here of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ellsworth Fuller, The Rev. Charles Murphy of Cincinnati will read the vows. i Mr. Boyd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson Boyd, 4531 N.|
Meridian st., Indianapolis.
the bride,. will be her attendants. Joh n J Hudson! The best man will be James > In Church Rite Ill; F. Dewey Tennent, Sturgis, Belden Jr., both of Indianapolis, this afternoon. The vows were read candlelight satin. She will carry| phe parents of the bride are Mr. After a cruise on the Great of Mrs. John Hudson, SpringThe bride was graduated 5 Sralva from of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Bess Isabella Fuller and Miss Margaret Renna Fuller, sisters of They will wear blue taffeta frocks * . and blue picture hats. ! akes Bride L. Boyd, and the ushers will be Paul W. Gordon Jr, Springfield, Mich.; Fred E. Fuller Jr., Toledo; Miss Martha McConnell was wed Carl G. Weinhardt Jr. and Louis D, to John J, Hudson at 3:30 o'clock The bride will wear a fingertip by Dr. Roy Ewing Vale in the illusion veil and a gown of ivory Tabernacle Presbyterian church, a bouquet of white roses with an and Mrs. John A. McConnell, 5727 orchid center. Broadway. Mr. Hudson is the son Lakes, the couple will be at home field O. in Ann Arbor, Mich. ny Miss Elizabeth Ott was the mald Ohio Wesleyan university and is a a : member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mrs. Philip Oxley, Cincinnati, and |
The bridegroom, a member of Phi Mrs. Joseph Blakeslee. Miss Carol! #
Kappa Psi fraternity, was grad- Anne Gilmore of ‘Sptingfield, a uated from the University of Diece of the bridegroom, was the Michigan. junior bridesmaid.
|Springfield. The ushers were John The Inter Libros club will meet at Curtis, Eldon Ray, Richard Wun8 p. m. Thursday in the home of derlich, all of Springfield, and John Mrs, C. M. Willard, 4023 Boulevard Doddridge of Cleveland. | pl. The hostess will review “Prince. The bride wore an antique ivory of Foxes” (Shellabarger). satin. gown with a fitted bodice and ——————————— [ull hoop gkirt. Her fingertip veil | 3 of imported illusign fell from a nderson coronet of stephanotis. She carried) a cascade of white stephanotis, lilies and ivy. { A reception in the garden of the! Walter E. Nelson home in Brendonwood was to follow the ceremony ; THe couple will take a two-week ride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. trip to Michigan. They will be at home Sept. 16 in Granville, O. The bride, a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, was graduated from Denison university The bridegroom is attending Denison and is a member of Sigma Chi fra-
Hartley and Prederick G. Anderson
iss Minerva Long
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Evelyn J. Hunt Is Married
Miss Evelyn Jane Hunt, 3753 N. Meridian st., and Anthony Champa, Indianapolis, were married at 1:30 p. m. today in the bride’ss home. The Rev. Joseph Johnston, assistant pastor at the Second Presbyterian church, officiated. The bride wore a periwinkle frock with brown accessories and a gardenia corsage.
They will be at home in Green-'the matron of honor, wore a green castle where the bridegroom is at- érepe
tending DePauw university. The yr Dekker was the best man bride is a graduate of DePauw and A reception. followed ihe wy a member of i # ) - f Alpha Ohi Omega ding. The couple will be at home
sorority. Pit a at 527 N. Delqware st. after Sept. |
. 15. Rev. Millard Church me bride sraduste. of
if a ‘ y Rochester ef of Technology Reads C eremony Her parents argMr, and Mrs. Leigh
An informal ceremony at 10 a.m, Hunt, Brodkport, N. Y. The bridetoday united Miss Madonna Ruth groom is a(graduate of William and {Pickett, 1313 Ringgold ave, and Mary colldge. His father is AnRoy V. Ground. The Rev. D. Mil- thony Champa Sr. Milford, N. H. lard Church read the vows in the Attendi the wedding were Mrs
Edwin Ray Methodist church. Hunt, Dr. and Mrs. Royal Weller
parents ol we Supe wie Me. J and daughter, Gail, of Washington, pangs rR. Flcketl, Bainbridge, ..4 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Isaacs,
and Ms. how hye. Edgar Ground, ninoinnati, Mrs, Weller is a sisng lareen, Ry, ter of the bride, Attending the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Beckham. The
tomorrow afternoon of the wedding
and James Riley Bobbitt. The Rev
Mr. Bobbitt is the son of Mr. and The bride will wear a blue velvet
She will carry
A reception in the home will follow the ceremony, and the couple
Club Will Sponsor Labor Day Dance-
are day idinner dance tonight at the Indianlapolis Country club, Dinner will be
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“School Days’ Dance
be from 9 to } o'clock.
will be held at 8:30 p. m. today J: Meeker and William F. Wiggins.
by the Irvington Social club. The {dance will be at the Lake Shore : Now irs club summer house. Mem- Miss E bers will jwear “kid” costumes. Hosts for -the dance will essrs. and , © Charles. Applegate, George, dey. Bowman, Washington st, will entertain, q Shir
gan Hostess
'sorority, will have
be!
Mrs, Dion Dekker, !
dress and black accessories. |
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The best man was Jack Hill of |
{served at 6 p. m., and dancing will|
F. Forrest Sample, entertainment | Donald [ndiana university and is a Deltal A “Back to School Days” dance chairman, is assisted by Mrs. Floyd
Bob Halstead'’s orchestra will play. |
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Tau chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa its monthly Jerry Bow. business meeting at 8 p. m. TuesMiss Betty Egan, 5124 E.
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By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor FOR HORSE SHOW FANS, the “niane” event of the Indiana State Fair starts at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. That's when the first of 500 horses from 17 states will start circling the Coliseum ring .. . out to win their shares of the trophies and the more than $60,000 in prize money. That prize money itself is championship caliber. The other day when the horse show officials got down to adding the final figures, they came up with the announcement that the sum for the State Fair show is the third largest offered at horse shows !in this country. It is topped, they say, only by the awards handed oyf at the Chicago and New York shows. no . 0» » en AS USUAL, INDIANAPOLIS will have a good-sized list of entries competing with those from other sections of the country. Some of them appear here. In the upper | left photo, Max Bonham takes “Sunset Road” over a fence in preparation for the hunter and jumper classes in the show. Max will show the horse for the owner, Miss Mary Ellen Willis, 4430-N. Meridian st. Miss Gloria Gustafson, 5768 N, Pennsylvania st., will bring in her three-gaited mare, “Sweet Sixteen,” from the Blue Bonnet Farms for the show. Gloria, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Gustafson, and her mount are in the photo at upper right. Another of the horses stabled at Blue Bonnet Farms appears with his owner to the left of |
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Mr. Coats’ photo by Ray Comolly; Mrs. Puller's photo by J. A. MeClasky. Gloria and “Sweet Sixteen.” He is the 2-year-old stallion, “Wallywood Black Sea,” owned, by Charles T. Coats, Columbia club. Mr. Coats will show him in the Indiana .
futurity which will be a feature of the State Fair show,
Mrs. M. H. Fuller, Spink-Arms hotel, is shown in the
| center photo driving a pair of hackney ponies, “Splendor”
and “Reveille,” which she has entered in the show, Ape
| other of her entries is the harness show pony, “Cover
Girl.” When the ponies aren't collecting ribbons at out-of state shows, they're at home at the Betty Lynn stables. Two sisters who will be competing at the Coliseum are Diane and Jane Adams pictured in the lower led photo. They're the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Adams,
| 6250 N. Sherman dr., and they do their practicing at
Bonham’s Riding Stables. Diane is at the left, on her three-gaited “Duke of Tammerlane,” while Jane is shown with her five-gaited “Captain Sycamore.” Another Bonham entry is the junior five-gaited “Mr, Genius.” He and Mrs. P. O. Bonham, 1501 E. Maple rd,
| are in the lower right photo.
rn ” » ¥ » ~ AFTER TOMORROW'S opening “matinee,” there will be shows at 7:80 o'clock each evening, tomorrow through Thursday. On Priday, the closing night, the show will
| start at 7 o'clofk. There will be 'no-admission-charge ‘events at noon Monday through Thursday. And tomor- |
row and Friday nights the Traders Point Hunt will show ow its hounds in connection with the event at the ;