Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1948 — Page 21
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E. Hayden, 810 Fairfield Ave. Miss Patty Wheeler will be the co-hostess. Alfred G. Dorsey will take Miss Wheeler as his bride in a ceremony to be read Aug. 21. The shower guests will be Mesdames Mary A. Wheeler, Harry W. Dorsey, William J,
eo Block photo. ENGAGED — Mrs. Mary Grose, 1347 N. Gale St. announces the engagement of her
" daughter, Jacqueline Lee, to
Jack Neville Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wall, 415 N. Beville Ave. The ceremony will be Sept. 12.
Shine, Ralph Wegener, William Davis, Maurice Fouts, George Harmon, Gregory Carraher, Timothy McMahon, Paul Armbruster, Frank Ingles, Berton Tyson, Raymond Fletcher, James Hayden, Edward Knickerbocker, Donald Shine, Harold Weinmann, Norman ‘Wheeler, Norma Geisendorf and Gertrude Hill,
Kuhn will be OE Sunday to Frederick J. Mills in the Southport Methodist Church. The parents of the | couple are Mr, and Mrs, Albert Kuhn, West Newton, and Mr, and Mess John B. Mills, 1125 Laurel i :
Misses Mary Kay Dwenger, Dorothy Oliphant, Dugan, Jean Gipson, Norma Jean Smith, Mary and Rita Ann Shine, Norma Jean Morris, Mary Wichman, Helen Egold, Lettie Stant, Gertrude Mulhall, Betty Tyson and Emily Morris also will attend.
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Photo Reflex photo. AUG. 29 RITE—John Matelich, 943 N. Holmes Ave., announces that his daughter, Helen, will be wed to Clarence Edward Myers pug 29 in Sweeney Chapel at Butler University. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. °
Miss Rosemary Sanders St., for next Thi . The guests are to be Mesdames Ella Dugan, Ada Sipe, Paul Miller, Margaret Bowers, Knickerbocker, Velma Wiley, Martha Chitwood, Leona Bennett, Vivian Freeland, Marie Verhonik, Judy Sargent, Dora Konovsek, Betty Coombs, Katherine Brewer, Eva Thomas, Lena
Dugan, T34 ursday.
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RECENTLY WED—SS, Peter and Paul Cathedral was the scene Saturday of the weddin of Miss Lois Ruth Dyer. sng Francis e Salb. Mr, and Mrs. Earl G. Dyer, Washington, Ind., are the bride's parents,
and Dr, and Mrs. John A. Salb,
parents of the bridegroom.
Gilmore, Marjorie Snow, Mary Corliss and Pauline Armstrong. Also Misses Dwenger, Oliphant, Vera Perkins, Betty Tewell, "Evelyn McClain, Helen Houppert, Irene Ridge, Tekla Blumberg, Loretta Davidson, Dorothy Coy, Ulah Shull, Anabell Hubbell, Virginia Dunnett, Ann Londott, Mary Frances
Heber, Ella Foster, Alpha Peck-
- TO BE MARRIED — Miss, Marie E. Trees, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Trees, 1635 Lawrence Ave. will: be-
come the bride of Robert E. Flughes Aug. 22. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hughes, Forest,
ham, Gipson and Marjorie Knuth, 8 a» - Mr. and Mrs. George Heiden reich will be hosts at a bridal dinner for their daughter, Rose Ann, and Joe Rupert Strong on Saturday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, The couple will be married at 3:30 p, m. Sunay.
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TO BE WED—-Aug. 22 is the date set by Miss Marilyn June Wats for her marriage to Mar vin R. Schultz. Mr, and Mrs. S. Ross Watts, 534 E. 32d Sf, ere the bride-to-be’s parents. The
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