Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1948 — Page 3

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Photos by John Spickiemire, Times Staff Photographer.

By JEAN MANEY SPRING IS THE traditional time for sub deb rush . activities—-and the season of teas, parties and

“pleniés for futiire members

is in full swing.

The SINS Sub Deb Club held its annual rush tea recently in the home of Cennie Pfisterer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pfisterer, 3525 Guilford Ave. The SINS select their members from* Tech, Broad Ripple ‘and: Howe High Schools. : ~ Rushees . were... welcomed by - the officers of the club and ushered into the house to “meet

. the members.” Jo Harper and

Dotty McClamroch (upper ‘left photo) were greeted by Tuggy Pittman (center), president, Mary Margaret Dransfield (second from right) and Cissy McAnany. Marilyn Fulkerson and Connie (left and right, upper right photo) presided at the table while Nina Purdy, Joyce Shipp,

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and Carole Beane (left to right,

landing) gathered ‘round. for

tea and Sofkfes, = AFTER the fea the SINS took off their shoes and “let down their hair,* The four relaxed members (left to right in left photo, second tier) are Tuggy, Rosie Lupus, Pat Dickman and Phyl Harreld. A slumber party, the sub debs’ favorite form of “hen party,” followed the tea. “Meow” sgssions, while the gals put up their hair and do their nails, are inevitable after a successful party. The teeners lounging on Connie’s twin beds (left ‘to right in righthand , second tier) are Joyce, Mary Margaret and Rosie. Ma > ~ «oe A RAID on the refrigerator (photo at left, third tier) fis always on the agenda at a slumber party . . . nothing tastes better to sub debs at midnight than pickles, which

Connie reaches for, and milk, which Nancy holds. And somebody always starts a pillow fight (shird tier, right). Jo Thompson is the victim as Tuggy (left) and Cissy wield the “weapons.” The slumber part of the party (lower photo) doesn't roll around until about 3 a. m.—by then even sub debs have worn themselves out and are ready for bed. Doubling up is just part of the fun, . At 3 o'clock in the morning, who's worried about comfort? Certainly not Marilyn (left) and Pat!

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CLUB ACTIVITIES ||

Betsy Ross Chap., ITSC. 6: P. m. Mon. Riley Hotel, Mrs.! Noble Reynolds, speaker. New| officers: Mrs. Martin Roschelle,

J. 8. Wright, 4411 Washington | Blvd., hostess. - “Struggle on the Veld” (Peattle), Mrs. Fred Sale,

President; Mrs. Paul M. Van-|Review. Mon. and “Tues. Brown

divier and ‘ Miss Magdalena

County trip.

Fred, vice presidents; Miss Woman's Research. Mon. At Val-

Nellie E. Hallarn and Miss Nellie Nierste, recording and| Corresponding secretaries; Mrs. R. J. Sayger, treasurer; Mrs. H | C. Hurley, auditor, and Mrs. E.| 0. Sterns, federation delegate. |

J. Russell Paxton, 5505 Pleasant | Run Blvd, hostess. Guest day; A Ring for Your Finger,” Mrs. Louls W. Bruck; Mesdames| Tom B. Elrod, John K. Kingsbury and William’ RB Insley, Mar:

Monday Conversation. Mon. Mrs

ley Mills country home of Mrs, Wymond J. Becketi. Book review by Mrs. E. Carl Watson; tea. Mesdames Albert P. Bu- | | chanan, W. A. Shullenberger,| Howard J. Lacy, Frank G. HerG. Benson and W. C.“Borcherman, James H. Orndorff, John ding, a assistant hostesses. Election “Monday Epsilon Alpha Chapter; Epgilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, will hold its annual election of officers at an 8 p. m. meeting Monday in the Ober ‘Building:

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Fisher, raystone Apartments, will leave Monday for a trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and New York. » » LJ Mrs. H. Ernest Conklin and her son, James Edward Brill have returned to their home in Houston, Tex. after visiting

here and in Cincinnati.

Miss Jeanne Trout was the

honor guest recently at a bridal

shower given by Mrs. Frank L.

- Apple and Miss Ann Wolfred in | the former's Horne, -8703--E. |

Washington St. Miss. Trout and John Edward Matthews

| will be married June 5,

Tulip Festival

‘More than 100 members of | the Central West District, In- | | diana Garden Club, will take a- |

bus trip to attend the annual Tulip Festival at Holland,

| Mich. Mesdames Roy 1. Groen:

dyke, Emma, Zimmer and George Snyder are in charge

of the Igrimage. to be Tuge- |

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Butler r Chapel To Be Scene

Of Ceremony

Single cathedral candles and arrangements of white flowers will decorate Butler University's

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WEDDINGS THIS WEEK-END— -Nuptial Vows Exchanged In Tabernacle Church

Dr. Roy Ewing Vale read the vows uniting Miss Vire ginia Coxen and Leroy Z. Compton at 3:30 p. m. today in the Tabernacle Presbyterieh Churth. . The bride is the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Blanton A. Coxen; 3834 N. New Jersey St, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and | Mrs. Ralph M. Compton, Acton. The attendants, Mrs. J. Leslie Duvall, Bloomington; Mrs. Rob ert D. McClaran, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Miss Jean Lowe, Long Is- | land; N. Y.. and Miss Joan Coxen, wore aqua and yellow taffeta, 4 Herod A. Toon Jr., New Bethel, was the best man and ushers were Mr, Duvall, William Larkworthy of Chagrin Falls, 0., James LHe Bivin-and Gerald DeWitt, pre

An ivory satin gown made

witha fitted bodice, full skirt

{- E. 50th St., will wear a white |

and chapel train was worn by the bride. Her two-tiered illu-

sion veil fell from a band of |

orange blossoms and she car-

Fea WHITE FOREE“ATter Kk Te-"

ception_ in the home. of the bride's parents, the couple left for a wedding trip. A ‘member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, the bride. is a graduate -of Butler University. Mr. Compton will be graduated from the university in June,

He is a member of Phi Delta

Theta Fraternity,

Harkless-Easterday Ceremony Tonight A single-ring ceremony at 8:30 p. m. today will unite Miss Barbara Easterday and Arnold F. Harkless. Dr. Carleton W. Atwater will read the vows jn the First Baptist Church, The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Easterday, 128

slipper satin gown fashioned

with a mo

Tant SKF H sion veil will be attached to a

| tiara of orange blossoms and

she will carry white roses. Mrs. R. W. Schubert, matrop

| of honor, will wear a yellow

|" Sweeney Chapel this afternoon | for the marriage of Miss Emily |

|- Flickinger and Ted Kennedy | Jr.

-~ Dr.-Jéan 8 -Milner, pastor-of-

the Sec ond Preshyterian

ring’ ceremony at 4:30 o'clock.

Miss Marjorie Flickinger will |

| he her sister's maid of honor, and the bridesmaids are to be Mrs. Dan Ellsworth Flickinger, | Mrs. Thomas Wyatt“ Binford and Miss Barbara Bradley. The attendants will be dressed alike. Their white Chinese silk

| Harkless, wear pink and blue taffeta |

| frocks. J. Clark. Hale Jr. willbe. | jow and green marquiset.. Jims... .

taffeta dress. Miss Evelyn Innis, Bryan, O., and Miss Nancy bridesmaids, will

| thé best man while Francis A

| y . il | Church, will read the single- | Harklessand Vernon Irwin will

be ushers.

After a reception in the |

church; the ‘couple will leave for

| a wedding trip to Florida. They

| N. Euclid Ave,

Miss Easterddy, a member. of

{Delta Zeta Sorority, is a grads

blouses have lave inserts and |

pot DEATL BULLOD 8. dQWD LIS, hob: | The ballerina skirts are of silver

taffeta, They will carry nosegays of cornflowers, daisies, Torget-me-

| wear pink roses in their hair, The bride’s white gown is of

{erinkle: sheer; tashioned with a |

{ high neckiine and collar, and

a tucked yoke. Covered buttons |

! close the fitted bodice, and the full skirt is floor length.

Trip to New Orleans | Will Follow Rite

She will wear a fingertip veil of net and will carry a cluster of white orchids, tulips and valley lillies, Dr. James J, Kennedy, Chicago, will be his brother's best

“nots and rosebuds, ‘and -will |

uate of Franklin College. Mr, Harkless is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Harkin, 404 Park we Fe ME wa

=D; Arnold Russo Weds -

Miss Mary M. Noonan Miss Mary Margaret Noonan and Dr. ‘Arnold M. Russo were married at 10. a, m. today in

,. Our. Lady..of Lourdes Catholic

Church, The vows were read by the Rev. Fr. James Moore. Mr. and Mrs. John Noonan, 5720 Lowell Ave. are the bride's

parent. Dr. Russo is the son | of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Russo, |

2046 N. Talbott Ave. The matron of honor was

Mrs. Joseph Toner. Brides maids were Miss Martha Kib- |

ler, Mrs. William J. Moran and

| Misses Jo Ann and Barbara | Noonan. Theresa Marie Noonan

man, Ushers will be Charles |

William Elliot, Detroit; George Frederick Greve. Jr., Euclid, O., and D. FE. Flickinger { The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Wilson Flickinger, 5126 N. Pennsylvania St, When the couple leaves for a trip to New Orleans and Havana, the bride will travel in a beige gabardine suit with green

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provisional member of the Indianapolis Junior League. The bridegroom, ‘whose parénts are of Ann Arbor, Mich, is a grad uate of the University of Michigan and of Harvard University Business 8chool. He is a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.

Dinner Tomorrow

Members ‘of Chi Delta Chi i- Sorority’ will entertain’ their |

mothers at a dinner tomorrow in the Lake Shore Country | Club, Mri. Ross Brawn and es Herman Creager are makArrangements.

was the flower girl. The attendants wore yellow and white

taffeta frocks and matching |

picture hats. Mr. Toner served as best man, Ushers were Dr. Gene Newly, Sheridan; Dr. Robert Markielsi,

| Thomas Heinz

The bride wore a white satin gown accented with seed pearis and sequins. Her (full-length

| MMusion veil fell from a satin

lizard accessories. They will be | at home in Detroit after May |

The bride was graduated | from Radcliffe College and is a |

half-hat and she carried liliés. After a breakfast at the Lake 8hore Country Club and a reception In the home of the bride's parents, the couple left for a trip to Florida and Cuba.

Dr. Russo was graduated from |

the Indiana University School

| of Dentistry and the bride at-

tended Marian College.

Mr., Mrs. Auda to Take Wedding Trip to Cuba

A white satin gown accented with corded satin scallops was worn by Miss Faye Miller for

| her marriage this morning to | {Angelo J. Auda. The Rev. Fr. Francis Van Benten read the | vows at 10 o'clock 'in 88. Peter |

‘and Paul Cathedral.

The bride's full-length (Chane tilly ace veil cascaded from a

I as | carried a ‘white orchid on a

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Mishawaka, and |

prayerbook. - Miss Rosemary Judd was the

| maid of honor and the brides.

were Miss Delores Briggs, M Paul Walker and

Mrs. Walt Johnson... They wore...

blue and yellow taffeta. Riche ard 8. Auda was the best man _and ushers weré. Charles ‘H, Miller, John Mackell and Joseph Rhees, There was a breakfast at Ci.

| faldi's Restaurant and a recep- | tion in the home of the bride's

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jarrett H. Miller, 733 N. Wallace Ave, The couple will leave tomorrow for Cuba. Mr, Auda’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Angelo P, Auda, 239. N, Davidson St.

| ‘Bridal Reception Held in Lake Shore Club

A nuptial high mass followed the marriage of- Miss Joyce Anne Raftery and William Con- | rad Kelsey at 9 a. m. today in | the St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church.. The Rev. Fr, Victor Wright read the vows ME and Mes. Wikliard J, Kel sey, 1821 B. Talbott Ave, the bridegroom's parents. The

| bride is the sister of Mrs. i Robert -Bonke, 2641 Applegate Bt.

Miss Rita Raftery was the maid of honor and the brides. maids were Misses Patricia | Alerding, Mary Alice Miller and Margie Clark. "They wore yel-

| mie Bonke was the ring bearer, The best man was James Kerimerrer and the ushers were William Kennedy, Francis La Russa, Arthur Bessenbach Jr,

| and Dallas Kelsey. | will be at home, June 1, at 1203 |

The bride chose an fvory

| satin gown. Her illusion veil’ | fell from a lace tiara and she

carried a while orchid on a prayerbook. Following a. breakfast. and Rr

_ . short trip... They will be. at-home: next Saturday in Pt.” I | Wayne.

Miss Rodecker | To Be Wed

Miss Nancy Clute Rodecker will become the bride ‘us Lt, James Tipton Barnes at 4:30 | o'clock this afternoon | Paul's Episcopal Church. William Burrows. will officiate, The bride has chosen a white satin gown with a net yoke and { full train, Her full-length heir« | loom veil of rosepoint lace will be held by a band of rosepoint, and she will carry a shower of white orchids, valley lilies, Stephanotis and gardenias. Mrs. William R. Davis, Lafayette, wil¥ be the matron of honor, wearing an aqui taffeta frock made with a hoop skirt, { Similar dresses of yellow taffeta | will be worn by the brides- | maids, Mrs. Ronald H., Hull, Miss Doris Fessler and Miss Tallulah Ann Barnes. James R. McNutt will attend the bridegroom, and ushers will be Mr, Davis, Thomas O. Barnes, W. Riley Hancock and { James E. Burchfield, Ledving for the wedding trip after a reception in the church, + | the bride will wear a gray and ‘Tose suit and navy accessories, The couple will live in Dayton, O.. after May 28, ~The bride, daughter of M Alfred Wilson Rodecker, 527 | Hinesley Ave, attended Indiana University and was graduated | from Butler University, a member of Harps Theta Sorority. fis Lt. Barnes, who is stationed At Wright Field, Dayton, is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Cullen h St,

{ Bryant Barnes, 540 hh

He was gradugted from University and. is apni «1 Psi Fraternity member.