Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1948 — Page 14

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H. E erin: Will Honor Be With Linen Shower; ley Plans Luncheon

EE Ha bl : } wr Will Fete Miss Jordan, Jat) Freihofer at Dinner Party Saturday ‘this week will honor Miss Philis Ellen be married Sept. 4 to James Cecil Frei-

Oe mkrrie 4558 N. Delaware St., will give hofer. shower from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow, : Invited to ny nk are Mrs. C. Anthony Jordan nd M53 Freiho! mothers the cou esdames br Te B Charles Rafferty, James Grimes, John Reel, Gihare wm Eldridge. attend are Misses Lillian Fletcher, ‘Marilyn me Curle, Natalie Moore, Adeline Kadel, Betty Welch,

Jacks Camphell Jean Ann Heidenreich and Betty Jane

Betty Aldridge,

Ostermeyer, O'Neal, Campbell, [Olive Pearce, Mildred Pollock, potefmeyar pson, Anne Sellers and Wheeling. Welch and ner. Y Mrs. Robert 8. McClintie, aunt Miss Fletcher will give & din-lo¢ the bride-to-be, and Mrs. Emner party Saturday for both ma Miedema will entertain with Jordan and Mr, Freihofer. Tt willy miscellaneous shower Sunday be in her home, 3833 N. ® in Mrs. Miedema’s home, 041 N. st Belmar Ave.

H. B. King, and Maurice T.

Schaaf, Elizabeth Ernest and Wheeling.

il be "| Dorothy Emrich pools Betrothed

Jr. is announced by her parents,

is the son of Mr, and Mrs. os Sr, 701 Sanders Bt. e couple o|8 p. m. on Saturday,

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10 Steen Birchwood Ave., will give a per-

sonal shower tomorrow night for

R. Hueber, Bern Fred Cook,

is and Sara Karabell

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ee will be Mrs.

Several

WEDDING RINGS—$10, 0 Up Deferred Payment Easily Arranged

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Edmond Haggard, Jack Lockhart, William ¥. Nixon, Irvin ’

Ostermeyer, Jane Sewall, Alice ~

f rel , Miss Hooley will fete the bride4 tobe oot tun M 808 id Hills| Lampson, Shirlee Leonara, Rob4 tions ert 8. MeClintie, James Overman 8 Dounty oun. Sta dar |and Reddick, J. Robert Strahlenih er Allerdice, Metzger,|dorf and Anthony J. Vol Jr.

Others planning to attend are 3 Mrs. William G. Wheeling, Misses © Edith Brandt,

Guests will be Mrs. McClintic and Mrs. Jaus, mothers of the

Parties to Fete nen H. G. CoHom, Sieg Ww. JarReddick, Wheeling, . Starks

G. Wetter, Misses Rosalind Miedema, Joyce Starks

benius, (Mr. and Mrs. Carl Emrich, 306 Sonor the brda-torbe with a hatnBt. The future bride. burger fry and epicure shower.

married at will be entertained by Mr. and|M Ihe Je mar 11, in Mrs. Charles Shank at a dinner St. John's Evangelical and Re-/party in the Columbus General ed Ch

Miss Harriette Ann White, 3680

Jones, Charles Wentzel and Roy will be Mesdames 1, C. C. Holcomb,

ard AlerdRobert Turpin, Cos

Smith,

# 8 Mrs. Orlando Cart~ wright, 1543 Ringgold Ave, announdce that their I daughter. Doro-

honor,

Bile ane Miss Thelma g Chapman will

parties have been given the bride-to-be. Mrs. James

“Watts and Marvin R. th The Rev. H. L. Krueckeberg read

flor honor, wore an’ tvory pink

Creery, Detroit, formerly “of Ind

Jean, to Francis L. Flacks, Detroit,

Missoula, Mont.

Patty Shea This Week

Miss Patty Bhea will be feted py at a series of parties this week in honor of her marriage to Col. Lamont Saxton Sept. 11 in the Central Christian Church. Mrs. Frank Skinner and Miss Emily Dodson will be hostesses for a dinner tonight in their home, 5080 University Ave, Tomorrow Mrs.

1732 Leland Ave., will

Shea will Mrs

da Miss Weanesqay where she

leave for Columbus,

Depot Officers Club, Col. and Mrs. William Watkins and the co-|Clin workers of Col. Saxton also will be hosts for parties.

to be her maid of honor, SE riammais will be Miss Jane Albrecht, Cincinnati Mrs. Charles Busagul, Rushville; Miss Mary Graydon, New York; Louis M. Saxton Jr., Tampa, vig Alice MeclIntosh,

Miss Sarah Highland Park, N, J; Mesdames Frobenius, Robert Tinnell, Clayton Shull and Charles Kelly and |Miss Dorothy Tuck:

hor 48 best man and Lt. Col. Richard Critchfield, Vandalia, 0.; Lt. Col, Harvey Watkins, Cleveland; Col, Herbert Bott and Maj, James Doyle, Louisville; Maj. iBdward Heller, Charleston, W. Va.; George Weart, Garden City, L. L; Lt. Col, Henry Nitsche, Ft. Wayne; Maj. Albert Roby, Gahanna, 0. and Victor, Guinsbourgh, Brussels, Belgium, will| li be groomsmen. Ushers will be 1st Sgt. FrankHin Crites, Circleville, O., and M. Sgt. Richard Bowers, M. Sgt. William Pragluski, T. 8gt. Douglas Rogers, T. B8gt. Kenneth Bowen and T. Sgt. Elmer Sindel,

Becomes Bride

A reception in the Spink-Arms Hotel followed the marriage ceremony uniting Miss Marilyn June Schultz.

the vows at 2:30 p. m. yesterday in the Emmaus Lutheran Church. Mrs. Evan-A. Williams, matron

taffeta dress. The bridesmaids. Mrs. R. L. Rapp, Angola, and Miss Barbara Bennett, wore green. Mr. Rapp was the best man and the ushers were Wil llam R. Sides and Robert Jacobs. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Ross Watts, 534 1, 32d St., wore a candlelight satin gown trimmed with seed pearls A lace cap held her fingertip flu Sion veil and she carried a white Bible and orchids. After the reception the couple] left for Miami, Fla. They will be at home after Sept. 15 at 1558 Broadway. Mr. Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry A. Schults, 2138 Napoleon St., attended Purdue University,

Zeta Tau Alpha Plans Party

Alpha Xi Chapter, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, will entertain prospective Indiana University students with a Dude Ranch Party from 4 to 6 p. m, Sunday. Miss Irene Carson, 6402 Allisonville Road, will be the hostess. Refreshments will be served from Conestoga wagons, and the hostesses will wear blue jeans. Place cards will be cow girls with lariats, and favors are to be small] | Weatern guns. Miss Jo Krauch, assisted by| Mite Billie Bohner, i& planning the party. Mrs, Henrietta Rader, president of the Indianapolis Alud «18e, and Mrs. Herbert Pedlow are in charge of refresh-

Henderson photo.

WED RECENTLY—Mr, and Mrs. J. W. M * nounce the marriagé of their daughter, Martha

read on Aug. 8 in the Metropolitan Methodist Church, Detroit. The couple will be at home in

Ft. Wayn

me Biufton; David Gephardt, AnderThomas Campbell, Indianand Kenneth Lampton

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Kappa Sorority, night in the Acton school. Mrs. Harold Horner will be hostess.

Men and Women—

C~ ianapolis; anhe vows were parents’ home.

couple is at ho

AUGUST BRIDE—Mrs. emeyer, the former Miss Lois M. White, is the daughter of Mr. Greenfield. She was married Aug.

Mrs. Denzil Laymon,

Loudermilk photo. Frederick C. Backand Mrs. James D. White, 10 in her Backemeyer is the son of 126 E. Rsymond St. The me at 2009 N. Rilev Ave.

Mr.

'Nuptial Vows in Ft. Wayne Unite Patricia Sanford, Mr. Kunkel

TH State Service FT. WAYNE, Ind., Aug. 23—Willlam A. Kunkel III took Miss

Plymouth Congregational Church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Sanford, e, Mr. Kunkel's parents are Mr. w. Kunkel Jr. Bluffton. |

American Beauty taffeta frocks

and matching hats were worn by the bridal attendants, Mrs. Gil-| more 8. Haynie, matron of hon- ¥. or; Miss Jane Denham and Miss Joan S8ibbitt, Evanston, IIL; Mary Rose Dernbach, Chicago;

Moore LeVanway,

Mn and Miss Bay Meyer and Miss Beth Ann Green, Ft. Wayne, bridesmaids. Mr. Jaynle ‘was the best man ushers were William

Charles H. Caylor,

bodice and full skirt extending into a long train. Her hip length veil of illusion cascaded hat of imported lace and she carMrs. ried orchids and valley lilies. The couple left for a wedding tosh, trip after a Wayne Country, be

jon in lub. at home in Ft. w Ssptember

Mr.

in the St.

all of Columbus. Catherine of Sienna ‘Catholic - Church. Marilyn Watts |chapter to Meet

Kappa Chapter,

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member of Kappa Alpha rity, the bride is a of the University of Kunkel is a graduate of Indiana University and a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.

Miss Joan Winkler Will Be Married

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Winkler, 4901 State Ave, approaching marriage of their daughter, Joan, to Richard Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Allen, 5516 Hardigan Road. The couple will be married at 10 a. m., Saturday

announce the

Delta Sigma will meet to-

Patricia Louise Sanford as his bride in an 8 o'clock ceremony Saturday night. The Rev. A. W. Oeleette read the vows in the

and Mrs. A.

John Garnier ‘Marries Miss Surface

Miss Alice Jean Surface became the bride of John Thomas Garnier Jr. at 3 p. m. yesterday. The vows were read in the Downey Avenue Christian Church by the Rev. F. W. Wiegmann. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Surface,

bride-to- Miss Joan Sink gave a lunch- a, v Ave. and Mr. and fbadinas, marl nition naar al, rich 2 ls manly 1 BR GL LN Boris: paca David: Winds lor been chosen by Miss [satin gown made with a molded] Mrs. B. Lloyd Brawner was the

matron of honor and the bride's only attendant. She wore a dress of delphinium blue marquiset. The bride was dressed in a sleeveless white organdy gown styled with -an eyelet organdy bertha. "A Juliet cap of white organdy held her fingertip illusion yeil. She carried white roses centered with an orchid. Wallace Garnier was the best man, and the ushers included

and Loren Montgomery. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held in

the couple will be at home Sept. 1 at 5441 University Ave.

YOUR MANNERS—

Situation: You are a guest in a house where there is a maid working who could overhear anything you say. Wrong Way: Discuss any topic you don’t want her to hear in a voice lowered almost to a whisper. Right Way: Don't discuss a° topic you don’t want her to hear if she is within earshot. (She will probably think she is being discussed if you carefully lower your voice, then raise it again. when you get onto another topic.)

Can Women Handle Big Jobs?

By ERNEST E. BLAU GIRLS ARE wonderful creatures, all right—but you ‘ can’t expect them to he tops in everything, They know an awful lot about people, motives, kids, clothes, shopping, and Mary Zilch’s affair with that young plumber down the street. They can read a man like a book and a women like & billboard. But when it comes to running a business, a city or a country from a big time, push button swivel chair--well, the male really has an edge on them there. And you may as well throw away the words, “Madam President,” because so few women have the impersonal judgment needed to fill that job. It's a sad but psychological fact that a woman finds it hard to make a clean-cut executive decision—she likes to roll a decision around on her tongue and taste it awhile, like a professional tea ‘taster —then spit it out and uy again. . A MAN likes ~ make big decisions (even though wrong). He sits there like Jupiter ‘on Olympus, up to his ears in big, abstract, impersonal stuff, like market trends, Sa loadings and the national debt. But the woman's interests stay mostly right on the spot where she's got her feet

planted. Her attention keeps turning inward. Her reactions to’ everything are immensely personal—and they tend to

ments. Miss Louise Hunter, Ver fo - sailles, committee. Members attending the party include Misses Eloise Gillespie, | Billie Bohner and Barbara Collins, Indianapolis; Miss Betty Loehr, Huntingburg, rush chairman, and Miss Jane Young, Lafontaine, sorority president.

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To separate the average woman from her personal feelings when she makes a decision, you'd have to separate her from her head-—and that wouldn't gain you much because a headless woman certainly wouldn't make a good adminstrator, either. It's too bad women are this way. Men sure need help with some of their big ‘problems today.

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MARRIED SATURDAY—Mr. hg Mrs, ert J. Garwitz were married Saturday in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. They will be at home in

21st St. Th Mrs, Nich

September at 620 daughter of Mr,

2957 N. Delaware St. She is the former Miss

Eleanore Bess Miller,

Rev. Meibohm Officiates At Ceremony

Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Hibner will be at home at 3939 S. East

St. In September. They were married at 4:30 p. m. yesterday in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. The Rev. Theodore C. Meibohm officiated, Mrs. Hibner is the former Miss Carolyn Louise Flinn, ~ The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Helen M. Flinn, 2736 Shelby 8t., and Mr, Hibner’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hibner, 1414 Leonard St. Mrs. Ray Ball, twin sister of the bride, was the matron of honor and wore an orchid taffeta frock with a marquiset yoke and hoop skirt. The bridesmaids were Mesdames William R. Zimmer, Arthur Wade and George Schmidt and Miss Geraldine Bush. The firft two wore aqua taffeta dresses made like Mrs. Ball's, and the others were in yellow taffeta. : A sheer yoke accented the white satin gown chosen by the bride, and the hoop skirt fell into a train. Her full-length illusion veil was caught by a satin bonnét, ahd she carried white roses and stephanotis and an orchid: J Benjamin B. Fort was the best man, and ushers were Kenneth Hibner, brother of the bridegroom; Mr. Zimmer, Rudolph Price and Milford Johnson. Mare tha Hibner was the flower girl, and Dennis Dean Wilson was the ringbearer. After a reception in the Hibner home, the couple left on a motor trip East. The bridegroom is a graduate of Butler University.

Golf Group To Entertain

The women’s nine-hole golf up of Meridian Hills Country lub will’ be hostesses to the men’s 18-hole group on Thursday. There will be a luncheon and two-ball tournament. Mrs. George A. Van Dyke and Mrs. W. E. Wilson will be the chairmen. The group held its putting contest recently at the club. Mes. dames C. B, Durham, Edward B. Raub Jr. and R. N. Hiatt tied for first place in ‘the guests’ game. Mrs. Charles C. Binkley and Mrs. Robert C. Blessing led the members. Second place winners were Mrs. Edward B. Ilawkins, a guest, and Mesdames David G. Banta .- M. Powell, N. 8. Schaefer, Charles B. Babcock, R. O. Pittenger, H. R. Carper and J. Floyd King, members.

Dr. Starley Hunter i oer Position

os State Service LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 23— | Dr. Starley Hunter, a member of {the home economics extension staff at Purdue University, willl become, head of the home economics department at the University of Missouri, Columbia,

A Purdue staff member from 1035 to 1946, Miss Hunter is known to Indiana farm women through her work as Home Demonstration Agent in Randolph County from 1930 to 1935 and later as a member of the super{visors’ staff of home agents on the Purdue faculty. She was graduated from Indiana University School of Economics, received a Master's De-

gree from Columbia University in 1940 and her Doctorate from Purdue Aug. 13. She is the daughGertrude Hunter,

ter of Mrs. Kokomo.

Jones Jr. were read at 2:30 p. m. yesterday. The Rev. Russell Gal-

Spellman Rob. Robdaughter of the e bride is the of Mr. and Mrs. olas J. Miller,

student in the |.

Lucille Martin Named] Head of Legal Group |

Miss Lucille Martin was named dean’ of Eta Chapter, Iota Tau Tau, international legal | | sorority, at the annual business meeting held _ — recently, Other officers | chosen were Mrs. F. 8. Stephenson, associate dean; Miss Helen Wilde, treasurer; Miss Nina Nichols and Miss Bertha Ashcraft corresponding and recording secretaries, and Miss Mary McNulty, historian. Present at the meeting were international officers who are members of the local chapter. They are Mrs. J. H. Garrett, supreme dean; Miss Esther Schmitt, editor of the Sorority publication, “Double Tau,” and Miss Madge Kretsch, central chancellor,

Miss Martin

Reception Follows Rite

Vows uniting Miss Betty Jean Archibald and John Robert

loway read the vows in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Harry Swarner, Hoopeston, Ill, wore a candlelight satin . gown fashioned with a fitted bodice and full skirt extending into a train. Her full length illusion veil fell from a satin headdress and she carried roses. Miss Beverly Anderson, AtticA, and Miss Merry Ann Jones, bridesmaids, wore ice blue and apple green satin frocks. William Denton was the best man and the ushers were Kenneth Dodd and Earl Mikels. ’ There was a reception in the Hotel Washington after the cere-

P. HL Ho photo, BRIDE-TO.BE—Miss Ruth Louise Gottschall, Morocco, will be married to Halbert Kunz, son

Sept. 8 in the Morocco Methodist Church. She is a graduate of Indiana Nini versity and he is &

Vows Read

Rev. and Mrs. N. T. Gotischall,

Albert Kunz, Bloomington, on

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Given in marriage by h father, Miss Shirley Ann Brack en became the bride of Jack Ere nest Xller at 2:30 p. m, yest: day. The Rev. Kenneth Thomp< son read the vows In the Bell Methodist Church. ~ 7 Mr, and Mrs. Leo Brack 4732 Caroline Ave., are the ents of the bride, and Mrs. Ida Mae Eller, 2831 Moore St, and}

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Barbara Bracken, the maid of honor, wore a yellow sue organdy frock. The brides maids, Miss Jane Koskey and Miss Jean Matson, were dres in powder blue marquiset. The mitts matched their frocks. in! An off-the-shoulder white eye< let embroidery gown, made wi an apron effect in the front an a bustle back, was worn by i bride. Her illusion veil was held by a headdress of net and val 3 lilies. She wore mitts to match’ her gown and her bouquet was of white gladioli. ~ Jack Talbert was the best man, and Paul Bracken and Gene Cgd-} tle were the ushers. A reception in the church pay lors followed the ceremony. Af a trip to Illinois and Michigan. | the couple will be at home. $f 4724 Caroline Ave.

The bridegroom ana University.

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followed the ceremony uni Miss Margie Ann Naireven fd Robert William Weller p. m. yesterday in McKee C el, Tabernacle ht i Church. The Rev, Moorhead officiated.

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mony. The couple is on a wed-| ding trip now and will be at! hoses in Indianapolis in Septem-| T. of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, 5001 Nor-| waldo Ave.

Martha Stallings Wed! To John R. Murray

Mr. and Mrs. John Richard

ing their marriage Friday. The] bride, the former Miss Martha! Lovena Stallings, is the daughter |

ings, 16 N. Tacoma Ave. John/ P. Murray, 1316 N. DeQuincy St., Is the father of the bridegroom. The Rev. G. H. O'Donnell, | pastor of the Central Baptist!

home, 517 E. 23d St., at 8: Miss Beverly Benton was ‘the maid of honor and William Moore! attended the bridegroom. The couple will live in Indianapolis after they return from their trip north.

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Walraven, Linton, are the bride's! | parents. The bridegroom is the’ son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weller, Dale. The matron of honor, Mrs, John A. Towsley, wore a brown {silk dress and brown accessories.) {She carried golden roses. Waldo !E. Weller, brother of the bride< | groom, was the best man and the {ushers were John William Peters and Mr. Towsley. The bride wore a gold satin, {afternoon frock with a matching’ {satin hat, She carried a bouquet of talisman roses. A reception was held in the Ine} |dianapolis Athletic’ Club after the ceremony. They will be at home |in September in Bloomington, {Miss Walraven attended Indiana; {University and is a member “off

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