Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1948 — Page 3

ablished national po mation onal ol. complains about the al institutions and.an solice force,” former F. Schricker ds. many question spend. cents more to keep ga y of the school board of “educational build. explained by Virgil ,. superintendent of s. ‘The support of the board was pledged by arrington, president of board.

Due Back Week-End

ill return ‘to Indiage the week-end, Warmep day and tonight is the f the U, 8: Weather e. vill prevail today and showers may ernoon tomorrow,

mperatures today wi n: 683 to 67, a recast, with ton : in the upper 40's. The opped to a low read. degrees at 4 and day.

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WE'RE GOING TO BACK (T!

'PLEASE BUY ONE'

FINAL CHECK

| Miss | Paul, | Ellen Mighell, | vice chairman;

'PLEASE BUY ONE'—Carol- | jane Clift "high pressures" Paul | Sims into buying a ball ticket. The next victims, unaware of their fate, are Hugh G. Smith [above, second from left] and Jack Wilmoth (right), FINAL CHECK—The PALS (at left) look over their posters and publicity plans with the Sub Deb and Squire Federation president, Jane Sisson (seated, center). The others are [left to right, seated) Nancy Pippenger and Patty Watts and (standing, left and right) Beverly Grob and

Peggy Conkey.

Out-of-Town Women

| Will Have Meeting

A social meeting and dinner will be held at 4 p. m. tomor= row by the Butler University Out-of-Town Women Students Club, Miss Dorothy Ziegler, dean of women's office staff member and club sponsor, will entertain in her home at 6063 Lowell Ave. Officers of the group are Zearlma Lindner, St. Minn., chairman; Miss Yorkville, IIL, ; Miss Helen Chrobak, La Porte, secretary, and Miss Thelma Lewanski, , treasurer,

UPSWEEP OR DOWN?

; Photos by Henty KE. Glesing Jr, Times Staff Photographer. LONG DISTANCE—Gretchen Groves waits (phote above left) to talk to bandleager Johnny Hall while Jannice and Jeanne Bryant cross their fingers and hope he'll sign the contract to play for the ball. 2 UPSWEEP OR DOWN ?—Joanne Bryant helps Joan Geisendorff (photo above] decide how to wear her hair on the night of the ball. These Broad Ripple High School seniors are giving ‘sach other a preview of their Cinderella Ball frocks—and "swearing off" fudge sundaes until the big night. ¥ ” » » » # By JEAN MANEY PR. 24 IS A DATE the Sub Debs and Squires of Indianapolis are circling on their calendars. That night one of the teenage gals will be chosen "Miss Sub*Deb &f 1948" at their annual “Cinderella Ball.” This year the PAL Club of Broad Ripple High School is sponsoring the dance to be held in the Knights of Columbus Auditorium. Each year a different sub deb club is selected to finance and sponsor the ball. The proceeds are given to a charitable organization, . : yw» ® ‘ns =» The PAL members raked leaves, had paper sales, did baby sitting and collested coat hangers in order to back the ball. They have succeeded in signing Johnny Hall and his band fom the Uni. varsity of Illinois to play. Now the PALS are in a whirl of "Before the Ball" activities. Hub of this is the frantic ticket selling cam- " paign. Nothing, BUT NOTHING, is permitted fo interferes with that . , . except, of course, those ever-present sub deb worries— "what'll | wear?" and "who'll be my date?" :

Moss- Vogelgesang Wedding Read In Advent Episcopal Church

Repeating vows read by the Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr., Miss Barbara Jane Vogelgesang and Jerry Lyford Moss were married at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon’ in the Advent Episcopal Church.

{The altar was banked with white gladioli and snapdragons,

greenery and candelabra.

The bride is the daughter

Vogelgesang, k Ave. The bridegroom, who is of Cincinnati, is the son of Mrs.

5218 Kenwood

Ruth G. Moss, Cincinnati, and |

Dr. L. Conner Moss, Washington, Miss Dorothy Vogelgesang, who was her sister's maid of honor, chose a frock of Jonquil yellow taffeta made with a fichu collar and full skirt with a bustle back. Mrs. Wayne Lundy, Toledo, O.; Miss Nancy Sohn, Columbus, Ind, and Miss Jerry Oakes, bridesmaids, chose similar dresses of aqua taffeta. All the attendants carried clusters of roses and wore matching flowers in their har.

The bride’s gown of candlelight satin was fashioned with a long basque bodice and a full skirt extending into a train. A tiara of orange blossoms held her two-tiered fingertip illusion veil, and she carried white roses and gardenias. Mr. Lundy was the best man, and ushers were Frank Brinkmann, Thomas Capehart and George Sommer, After a reception in the »

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of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edgar

Marott Hotel, the couple left on a short trip south. The bride traveled in a navy suit and accessories and a kelly green coat. They will be at home with the Vogeigesangs. Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from Purdue University. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, and he is a Beta Theta Pi Fraternity member.

Dance Tonight

The final dance of the season will be sponsored tonight by the Young People’s Committee of the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Beginning at 9 p. m., Ralph Lillard’s orchestra will play for dancing in the cathedral ballroom. Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Austin are chairmen of the committee,

Tea Tomorrow ._ Omega Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will hold a preferential tea for rushees from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Miss Lois Wray, 4621 Graceland Ave, 3

Miss Stansell

HARD AT WORK

'WE'RE GOING TO BACK IT!I'— Joan Geisendorff, PAL Club president, tells ' the club members (top left photo) that they will sponsor this year's Cinderella Ball on Apr. 24. The annual ball is one of the "big events” for the younger set.

HARD AT WORK — The club's Decorations Committee members (in photo

above) are makin

paper flowers to perk up the K. of C. Auditorium, where the

dance will be held. They are (left to right) Marilyn Earle, Barbara Knotts, Ruthanne

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WEDDINGS THIS WEEK-EN

Dottie McClamroch, Jackie McCain and Mary Lou George.

Three Nuptial Ceremonies to Be Rea By Dr. Dallas L. Browning

Dr. Dallas IL. Browning of the North Methodist Church is officiating at three marriage ceremonies this week-end. Four other rites also are highlights of the social scene. A dinner at the Highland Golf and Country Club will follow the marriage of Miss Suzanne Queissér and Harold M. Jones Jr, at 4:30 p. m. today. Dr. Browning will officiate in the North Methodist Church. The bride is:-the daughter of Mrs. A. H. Queisser, 6101 Riverview drive. Mr. Jones’ parents are of 8540 College Ave. Mrs. C. D. Williams, the matron of honor, will wear an American Beauty . gabardine suit. Sterling Jones is to be the best man and Dr. Williams and John Leasure will be ushers. A gray whipcord suit and navy accessories will bé worn by the bride, She will carry a bouquet of spring flowers with an orchid center.

Double-Ring Service To Be Read Tonight

A double-ring ceremony at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the North Methodist Church will unite Miss Helen Ruth Burkhardt and Gale T. Smock, 702 N. Alabama 8t. Dr. Browning will read the vows. Mrs. R. Emerson Whalen will be the matron of honor, wearing a powder blue suit. Mr. Whalen is to be the best man, The bride will wear a cinnamon crepe dress with balenciaga accessories. She will carry a bouquet of roses and orchids. The couple will leave for a trip to Louisville, Ky., after a reception in the church. They will be at home after Apr, 20 at 3746 N. Pennsylvania St. Miss Burkhardt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Burkhardt, St. Petersburg, Fla,

Sappenfield-Newhouse

Ceremony Tomorrow A trip to Chicago will follow the marriage of Miss Virginia R. Newhouse, 5110 Park Ave, to Dr. Robert W. Sappenfield, Chicago, at 4:30 .p. m. tomorrow in Sweeney Chapel, Butler University. Dr. Browning will officiate. Mrs. J. C. Wagner will be the matron of honor and Miss Virginia Sappenfield, Cincinnati, will be the bridesmaid. They will wear blue and pink satin frocks, O. C. Sappenfield Jr, Cincinnati, is to be the best and Dr. J. W. Hammer Jr.

To Be Bride

LLOSTANT, 111. Apr, 10—A cream-colored satin gown fashioned with a molded bodice and full skirt will be worn by Miss Lorraine Eleanor Stansell at her marriage to Walter Robert Stall at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Lostant Methodist Church. The Rev, J. A. Johnson will officiate, Her net veil falls from a satin cap and she will carry white roses with an orchid center. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8, Stansell, Lostant, are the bride's parents, and Mr, Stall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kaehn, 617 W, 32d St., Indianapolis. Miss Emmajo Snyder, Lostant, will be the bridesmaid. She will wear a blue faille gown. The flowergirl is to be Marie Phillips, Lostant. Jimes N. Pavey, Indianapolis, will be best man and the ushers will be Fred Russell, Indianapolis, and Donald Stansell, Lostant. There will be a reception in the church after the ceremony. The couple will be at home at 2023 N. Talbott Ave., Indianapolis, after a trip to Niagara Falls. Mr. Stall is a student at Butler University. A

: feta frocks,

and Dr. M. K. Braley will be ushers. The bride will wear a blue brocaded satin gown and a blue illusion veil, She will carry a colonial bouquet of spring flow ers, There will be a reception in the home, of Mrs, Wagner, the bride's sister; 8090 KE. 524 St., after the ceremony. The couple will be at home in Chicago. Miss Newhouse is a graduate of the Indiana University School of Nursing and Dr. Sappenfield is a graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine. He is a member of Delta Chi Fraternity.

Uncle of Bride Reads

Nuptial Ceremony . The Rev. Fr. Cornelius Mellen, Louisville, . Ky., read the vows uniting his niece, Miss Mary Alice Mellen, and Cameron V. Wathen at 10 a. m. today in the Holy Cross Catholic Church. ! Miss Margie Mellen was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids

‘were Misses Cecilia Mellen and

Dorothy and Dolores Wathen. They wore yellow and blue tafWilliam Wathen was the best man and Russell Keller, James R. Wehlage and Joseph Spiegle were ushers. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Bernadette Mellen, 232 N. Randolph St, wore a candlelight satin gown fashioned with a molded bodice and a full skirt which extended into a train. Her bouquet was a ‘cascade of gardenias and lilies, After a breakfast in the Lake Shore Country Club and a reception in the bride's mother’s home the couple left for a wedding trip. The bride attended Marian College and is a graduate of the St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Wathen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wathen, Washington, Ind, is a graduate of Indiana University,

Marriage Vows Are Read

In Little Flower Church The Little Flower Catholic Church was the scene of Miss Angelyn Hannah's marriage to Frank H. Fisse at 10 a. m. today. The Rev. Fr. William Volimuth read the vows. Miss Joan Marie Fisse, the maid of honor, wore an aqua gabardine suit and black accessories. Jerry W. Hannah, Arcadia, was the best man. The bride is the daughter of

Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Hannah, Arcadia, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank J. Fisse, 1415 N. Gladstone Ave. The bride wore a dusty pink crepe suit and navy acces sories, She carried valley lilies on a white prayerbook. a trip to Florida the couple will be at home at 1421 Park Ave.

Rev. Fr. Ernest Strahl

Officiates at Rite Bernard Willlam Delaney took Miss Patricia C. Davey as his bride in a 9 o'clock cere mony this morning in St. Patrick’'s Catholic Church. The Rev, Fr. Ernest Strahl read the VOWS, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Davey, 1301 Pleasant 8t., are the bride's parents and the brid groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernard Delaney, 820 Lincoln St. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Moran. Miss Therese Davey and Miss Jean Ann laney were bridesmaids. They wore green and pink net frocks. Joseph A. Bauman was the best man and Joseph B. Davey Jr, and Richard Delaney were. ushers. The bride chose a candlelight satin gown styled with a fittéd bodice and full skirt. Her fingertip, veil fell from a flower headdress and. she carried white flowers, After a breakfast in the Knights of Columbus hall the

* couple left for a trip to Michi-

Becomes

gan. Miss Mary Ann Stewart ride Miss Mary Ann Stewart and William P, Barlow were married at 9 a. m. today in 8t. Thomas Aquinas Catholie Church. The Rev, Fr. John Holloran officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Btewart, 3548 Graceland Ave, and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert LI. Barlow, North Vernon. Miss Nancy Stewart. maid of’ honor, wore a navy blue gx and pink accessories. William McLeod, North Vernon, was the best man and William Reichle and O. R. Platter were ushers. An aqua suit and white accessories were worn by the bride. After a breakfast in the Marott Hotel and a reception in the home of the bride’s mother, the couple left for a short trip,

Engagements Floyd Fields

Mr. Home, nounce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Elizabeth, and Raymond J. Von Spreckelsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Von Spreckelsen, 35119 Norway Drive. : Miss Home, who attended Indiana University, is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Indianapolis Junior League and Dramatic Club. The prospective bridegroom also atterided I. U. and was gradu-

and Mrs. George

ated from the University of |

Illinois. He is a Beta Theta Pf Fraternity member. ~ \ ~ Miss Clarissa Hollander will come the bride of Morris Bittner on June 8 in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pavia Hollander, 3320 Ruckle t. Mr. Bittner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli ‘Bittner, Omaha, Neb, He is a student at the University of Nebraska and is a Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity member,

» = » The engagement of Miss Helena Logan ‘and John G. Rikke, YMCA, is annousiced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Logan, 1616 Sturm Ave, The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rikke of Boyd, Minn.

4011 Ruckle St, = Will Marry

A candlelight ceremony at 8:30 o'clock tonight will unite Miss Margaret Ruth Burks and Floyd H. Fields. The Rev,

| Dale Wolfgram will officiate in.

the Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Rex Burks, 2026 Hobart 8t., are the

| bride's parents and Mr. Fields

is. the son of Mr. Floyd R. Fields, Ave, Mrs. Wallace E. Rockwood will be the matron of honor and Mrs. Keith Ludlow, Mrs, Carter Dillman and Miss Shir.

and Mrs, 2027 Nolan

{ ley. Burks will be bridesmaids.

this month. G

They will wear pink, green, yellow and blue moire frogks. Tudy Ann Terhune is to be the flower girl and Jerry D. Kuner will be the ring bearer. : George James is to be the best man and Johnny elds, Maurice Meyer and Roy Albers will be ushers. ; The bride will wear a white satin gown and a fingertip illusion veil which cascades from a crown of orange blos« soms, She will carry calla lilies. After a reception in the church the couple will take a trip to Chicago. They will be at home in Indianapolis later