Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1948 — Page 26

Audrey .y Dill To Be Wed -On May 19

-Miss Joan Schmitt -Selects Attendants

a Several engagement an« nouncements are included in today's bridal scene. Mr. and Mrs, Albert J. Emrich, Danville, engagement of their daughter, ‘Carol Anne, to Duey Walter Groshong, son of Mrs, James A, Daly, Danville, and Walter C. Groshong, Long Beach, Cal. The bride-to-be is a student at DePauw University, No date has been set Sor the wedding. » . The engagement and apTP marriage of Miss Audrey Dill to: Paul Zerr .is announced by her father, Maurice Dill, 7045 Pleasant Run Pkwy, The vows will be read

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6. Miss Theresa Pearsey

~ » » ‘A September wedding ceremony will unite Miss Mary El-

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nack, . The. prospective bride is ‘the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Carl Critser, Bargersville, and Mr. Rebennack is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lagemann, 6472 College Ave. . » =» Misses Gloria and Rose Overstreet will be ‘the bridesmaids .at the marriage of Miss Nancy Overstreet to Howard Harper on May 23 in the North Methodist Church. Al Sobey will be the best man and Vernon H. and Sag Y sug Overstreet will “be ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Horace 0, Overstreet, 427 W. 42d St, are the parents of the bride-to- bé and the prospective bridegroom is

Athletic Club, The event will be

Louis Borinstein and Conrad Ruckelshaus. Others are Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Kiser, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht; Mesdames William A Zumpfe, Frederic Ayers, Nicholas Noyes, Booth Tarkington, Henry Hornbrook, J. K.. Lilly 8r., Albert Beveridge and Charles Bookwalter, G. Barrett Moxley, Charles Oval, Elmer Stout and

Howard Intermill.

Mrs. Carl E. Wood, guild presi= dent, has made a reservation for the event, and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Ward are forming a party. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Zaring will have

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the son of ‘Mrs. Grace: Harper, Media, Pa. She is a graduate of Butler University and he is a graduate of Ohio State University. : » . » Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearsey, 2757 Walker Ave, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Theresa, to Edmund G. Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Wagner, 3101 W. Morris St. They will be married on June 19 in the Holy Trinity

. ~ THe engagement and approaching marriage. of Miss Maxine Hawkins to Henry

The Sunnyside Guild Lists More Ball Patrons

Additional patrons are announced for the Candlelight Ball the Sunnyside Guild will give tomorrow night in the Indianapolis

a dinner dance.

Sponsors for the ball are Messrs, and Mesdames J. K. Lilly, Joseph Daniels, Gerald Redding, Roy Hickman, William Davis, Fred Dennerline, Earl H. Schmidt, Paul Rowe, J. E. B. Martindale, Louis Koss, Bruce McConnell, Phillip Efroymson,

A. Goodman,

Ethel Stone and Ernest Peters. ‘Mr. and Mrs, P. O. Powers will entertain before the dance for Dr. and Mrs. John A. Crawford, Dr. and Mrs. William B. Ferguson, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Hohman Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wright Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Faust Jr. will have Dr. and Mrs. Harry Ifo as guests.

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7. Miss Maxine. Hawkins...

3. Miss Joan Schmitt » (Rogers photo.) . 8. Miss Eleanora Billerman wees (Photo Reflex photey Scheid is announced ‘by -her parents, Mrs, Nona Thorne, 904 Prospect St, and Bert Hawkins, "1134 Villa Ave, Mr. ‘Scheid is the son of Mrs. Hazel Scheid, 1009 8. Alabama St. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fickfin will be the only attendants, The couple will be married on May 19 in the. rectory of St. Patrick's . Catholic Church.

ss » =» Miss Catherine Hillerman, 2442 E. 16th St., announces the engagement and approaching marriage of “her niece, Miss Eleanora Billerman, to Rich‘ard McCialley, son of “Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. McCalley, 638 Eastern Ave. The vows will be

Annual Day Will Be Held By WDC

At 10 a. m. Wednesday, the Woman's Department Club will hold its Annual Day. The meet-

reports by officers, directors and chairmen. Mesdames Carl J. Weinhardt,! Everett E, Lett, Louise B., Pohlman and George A. VanDyke will preside. Mrs, Charles T. Hanna and Mrs. George W. Bowman, co-chairmen of arrangements, are assisted by Mesdames | Samuel Ashby, Frances E. Artist, {1 Ernest R. Keller, L. C, Messick, Charles H. Smith and Carl W. Steeg. Mrs, Bowman and Mrs. Jerome Trunkey are in charge of lunch-

Cocliall Par with a cocktail party at home are Mr. and Mra. Rodney E. Curry, whose guests Il be Messrs. and Mesdames Hoffman, Jean Hibbs, C. % Winfield Hunt and Harold Unger, |

Me A% % <5 Mrs. Charles L. Dillingham 'and|

Jack Spratt. A party also is being planned by Mr. and Mrs. ‘Hickman.

having .a cocktail party before the dance for Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sauers, Chicago; Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hickman, “Messrs, and

“FMesdames Chie Taylor; Clitf-Pol-}

lard, William Rossiter and Merle

WA | Jackson. At one table will be og A bl and Mesdames Ralph C: Bride _Gery, Thomas W. Hannagan, . John Bulger, Hanky . ~Black- _ another: party. will x made up of | Messrs. and Mesdames W. Linton | Atkinson, Robert Bartlett, Fred) Sa — Ya Totquist, Robert Martin, PogDelightful. | er Brown and William Konop. Mr, “Mrs. Willlam H. Wem- | Chokers Y mer will entertain Messrs. and / : ix Mesdames Oren Chillson, Nor: That : man Kevers, Marion Ensley and 7 Ernst Zehe, Mrs. W. T. EisenLadies Love lohr ‘and O. W. Eisenlohr. Dr. To W and Mrs, Paul Merrell will en0 Wear tertain at home before the dance

for Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Baur, Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Ross, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Tanner, Dr. and Mrs, Lester D. Bibler, Dr. and Mrs. Donal H. Draper, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Donato, Mr. and Mrs. Frank LoBiralco, Dr. and| Mrs, Eugene Bales and Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Brodie.

ot Arthur Baldwin - Will Have Party

Arthur Baldwin ~will have as guests Messrs. and Mesdames Lyman Hunter, Robert Joyce, R.| L. Gehrt and William L. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Hynes and Miss Betty Ludwick. party guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson are to be! Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stubbins,

and Mrs. Ted Carter and Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Greenlee, In one party will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

and in another will be Dr, and!’ Mrs. John D. Garrett, Dr. and]

Mrs. Robert A. Garrett, Mr. and!

|| Mrs. Joseph K. Taylor and Mr. land Mrs. Gaylord Rust. With Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dunnington will be Mr. and Mrs.

{George Purvis. Mr. and Mri. James Worthington and Maxwell {Lang will attend together, as will Mr, and Mrs. Lowell Fisher and Mr, and Mrs. Edward Driftmeyer. an and Mrs. John M. Williams

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Stang Dr. ang Mrs. A. G. Hendricks.

t, and field will speak on “Thoughts for

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Dri and Mrs. J. Thayer Wald, Mr.

Clarke, Dr. snd] Mrs. Willlam Hanning and. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Furstenberg, |

{Charles Abbett, Walter J, Nolte, | {Harry Riddell, Richard Ware and

entertain with ‘a cocktail Jarty for Messrs. and Mesdames 8. Stevens, Floyd W. Burns, Jams, ¥. Roberts, John M. Meyer

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eon reservations. Mrs. John F. Engelke and Mrs, George W. Snyder, luncheon hostesses, will

liam H. Abraham, Ruby Ann Ballard;; Herbert J. Buell, A. A. {Deardorff, Ray B. Dorward, Charles O. Grinslade, Susan ‘Shedd Hemingway, J. E. Hughes, {Raleigh 8. Miller, D. 8. Randolph|

‘|. Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Robbins are/and L. J. Underwood and Miss | Junior Aux., Visiting Nurse Asso-

Nellie B. Fatout, Miss Sally Butler, président of the National and International Federation of Business and Pro-

ceive an honorary membership for community service, ~ Mrs, ‘Samuel - Ashby ‘will conduct a 1:30 p, m, memorial service, and Mrs. Everett M. Scho-

Democracy.” Mrs. Mary Ann Kreiser and Miss Jane Hampson

| will provide music, and new offi-|

cers will “be “installed. {Decorations have been planned by Mesdames Edward L. Pedlow, Phillip A. Hennessee and Frances Artist,

The board. members will meet Monday at: the clubhouse.

" ~ » The Great Books Discussion Group, Literature and Drama Department, will meet Tuesday to discuss “The Wealth of Nations” (Smith).

\Hanns Fntortain | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hann, 1310 N. Bosart Ave., will have as their guests this month their son and, daughter- -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. | William G, Hann of North Holly-| wood, Cal, and Mrs. Phillip Barr |

Taylor of Burbank, Cal,

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Hale photo. \, JUNE WEDDING =Mr.. and Mrs. William C,- Sullivan, 2135 | N. DeQuincy St., announce that ‘their daughter, Margaret Jean, will be married to Paul Tilson

Hommel on June 5. The pros-_-pective ‘bridegroom's parents

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“Church will be the scene of the

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CLUBS Arbutus Garden. Mon. Mrs. Arthur Cook, 751 Sherwood

Catharine ‘Merrill. Sat.

hostess. ing, in the clubhouse, will include Grandmothers,

‘have as helpers Mesdames Wily|

fessional. Women's Clubs, will rex.

(selected her bridal attendants for {her marriage to Walter Louis Milliken, son of Mrs. Post Milli. (ken, 115 W. 41st St, Indianapolis.

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9. Miss Beulah Mae Simmons

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St. Joan of "Are Catholic marriage of Miss Dolores

Reilly, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Reilly, 4101 Park

and Mrs: Rolland R. 4142 Park Ave,

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Beals, ann Simmons querite Harris. Diane Starkey and Betty Steinmetz will be flowergirls. The best man is to be Gene Beals, C and the ushers will be Art

Elfring, Ann Arbor, Mich.; lert Henry, treasurer,” and Mrs. Bob Bobbs, Spencer, and Mel- Max R. Forrest, sergeant-at-vin Durland, Chicago. .|arms. 21 .

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10. Miss Dolores Reilly

They will be married Sun day in the Northside Seventh Day Adventist Church. Miss Ruth Simmons 18 £0 D8 | & ce— the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Champaign,

= a Miss Home? + Will Be Wed 5 In Rite Today

Rev. Laman H. Bruner To Read the Vows"

Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Home and Raymond Von Spreckelsen 'will ‘be married at 4:30 p.m. today in the Episcopal Church of {the Advent. ' The Rev, Laman H. Bruner will officiate. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Home, 4011 Ruckle St.. are the parents of the bride. The bridegroom is ithe son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray{mond Von Spreckelsen, 5119 NorL8 ‘way Drive. Miss Barbara Bradley, masa of honor, will wear a green chiffon frock and a flower head|dress. She will carry a bouquet * of spring flowers. Riley Hancock 1s to be the best man. The bride will wear an heir{loom ivory brocaded satin gown {which belonged to her grand-| | mother. The gown is fashioned

{length sleeves and ‘a full skirt (accented with a bustle back. Her |fingertip ivory illusion ‘veil falls from a cap of heirloom lace and she will carry white orchids. | There will be a reception In ithe home of the bride's parents after the ceremony. The couple ‘will be at home in Indianapolis after a short wedding trip.> | Miss Home is a member o Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, the Indianapolis Junior League and the Dramatic Club. She at{tended Indiana University. Mr. Von Spreckelsen also attended Indiana and was graduated from the University of Illinois. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.

Officers. Installed

The following officers were installed at a recent meeting of Alpha Chapter, Chi Omega Chi Sorority: Mrs. Loren Edmundson, president; Mrs. Guy W. Marshail, vice president; Mrs. Floyd Shingleton, secretary; Mrs. Rob-

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2% DeaerYOMOW: Wheto, Mrs. James Crooks

Mrs. James Crooks will pre side at the annual luncheon and election meeting of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild Monday noon in the Claypool Hotel. Judge Camille Kelley, Memphis, Tenn., is to be the guest speaker, Mrs. Crooks is guild president. Robert E. Neff, hospital superintendent, will present trophies to the outstanding guild units, Recognition. of work, member. ship, attendance and projects will be given. The new officers will be in. stalled. - James A. Stuart, a member of the Board of Trus. tees and chairman of the public relations committee, will preside. Miss Jean Plerce will aecompany the choral club of the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, directed by J. Russell

1 Paxton. The Rev. Lewis Mc-

Adow. and. the Rev. Claude M; McClure will pronounce. the invocation and benediction,

Mothers Will Elect

The Our Lady of Lourdes Mother's Club will elect and ins; stall officers at its 8 p. m. Meets ing today in the school auditor. fum. Mrs. A. J. Ullrich Is hostess

chairman.

Mr. and Mrs, # Russell H. Sint mons; 856 8. Denison St., announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, BeuJah: - Mae, to -Grant- Richard - Beals, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Beals, Champaign,

EVENTS

Drive, hostess. Fritz Loonstere, speaker.

Mrs. George Caleb Wright, E. 86th, Mon. Meridian

Room, Colonial’ Furniture Co. Card party. Mrs, Effie Whegler, chairman. ‘Indianapolis Literary. 8 p. m. Mon. DAR chapter house, Evangeline Chap., I'TSC. 6:30 p: m. Mon. Mrs, Jack J. Rosebrough, rie 'N. Delaware, |. hostess. 11 Jamalie. 12:15 p. m. Mon. Warren Hotel. Luncheon. Nature Study. 3 p. m. Sun. Woollens’ Gardens. Present Day. 1 p. m. Mon. Mrs. | J. R. Spalding, 6371 Washington Blvd, hostess, Mrs. R, Foltz, speaker, Social $tudy. Mon. Mrs, Frank Lawton, 5450 Hibben, hostess.

MISCELLANEOUS Ghild Conservation League, 1:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. J Hume|

Jr., 6059 E. Bt. Joseph, Ee Book review. . Irvington Coterie, Mon. Ms. William Smith, Nashville, hostess.

ciation. 12:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. J. Kent Leasure, 5831 Washington Bilvd., hostess. Ladies of the E. 16th Street Christian 7:30pm.) Sat. Brookside Community House. Hollywood Party. Frances BE. Witlard WOTU. - 10:30 a. m., Tues. Mrs. Vernon Weaver, 1431 W. 28th, hostess. Zerelda Wallace WCTU. 1 p. m. Mon. 38th St. branch, Indiana National Bank. Mrs. E, P.

Phi Chap, Sopa Chi Sigma. 3 p. m, Sun. Hotel Washington, Indianapolis Alumnae Chap., Gamma Phi Beta. 8p. m. Mon: |" Mrs. H. H. Atkins, 762 E. 424, hostess. Chap. P, PEO. 10 a. m. Mon. Mrs. L. E. Winkler, 5014 Washington Blvd., hostéss. Phi Delta Beta. 7:30 p. m, Today. Hollyhock Hill restaurant. Dinner. Gamma Chap., Sigma Phi Kappa. 7:30 p. m. Sat. Pennsylvania Bowling Alley. |

Bridal Party Is Chosen

WILMINGTON. Del, May T— | Miss Anne Windal Eaton, daugh[ter of Mrs. Harry Burton Eaton, | Westover Hills, Wilmington, has

The vows will be read at 4:30 p. m. on June 5 in the West-

Mrs, E, Leigh Johnson Jr., and | Mrs. George A. Kuhn Jr. will be [the matrons of honor. The {bridesmaids will be Mrs. Willlam Jr., Cleveland; ‘Mes|dames Edmund N, Carpenter, J. H. Tyler McConnell and H, Burton Eaton Jr., Wilmington, The best man will be Mr. Kuhn and the ushers will be W, J. Holliday Jr, Indianapolis; Edward A.

Mr, Johnson and Mr. Eaton, Wilmington.

\Card Party Tonight ~The St. Francis Hospital Guild will sponsor a card party. and bake sale at 7:30 p. m. today in

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