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€ Times Special WASHINGTON, * Aug. 31—Mr. and Mrs. Charles George La Hood! Jr. are on a wedding trip to New York and Canada following their marriage here Saturday morning in St. Matthew's Cathedral. The bride is the former Miss

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was a wedding breakfast at the Mayflower Hotel.. The couple will Pe at home here. «= The bride was graduated from Oberlin, College and is a member of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority.

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Myers of Greensburg. My Day— ‘Hudson River is Rich In History’

. By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, N.Y, Aug. 31 Saturday was the closing day of % loan exhibition, “Heritage of “fhe Hudson Valley.” Under the auspices of the Cornwall Garden Club and the Hudson River conservation Society, it was held at the New York Military Academy in Cornwall. It was a small but very interesting exhibition and I only wish that there were somewhere a permanent exhibition where peo-

TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 1048

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Our Lovely Lady of Tomorrow

Photo by Lloyd B. Walton, Time: Staff Photographer. HESE ARE exciting days for Andra Jean Crawford. Last week she went with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Crawford, 920 E. 40th St., to Lake James and Sunday she will be 3 years old. It was Andra's first experience with a big lake and motor boats, though she calls all the ducks and geese at Lake Sullivan her personal pets. She is also fond of the baby alligator at the Indianapolis fish hatcheries. At home the blond miss builds cities in her sand pile and colors her drawing books and enjoys going to the nursery school of the North Methodist Church.—By MARJORIE TURK.

Trip to Lake ig Bridal Scene— Follows Shower Friday to Fete

Ceremony Miss Norma Von Oburn

JE j>% ple could go and ari learn the background and history of the Hudson River Valley. There still are many families

living on the banks of the Hud-|

son who have ties reaching far back to the earliest days of New York state. But many new people are coming in and the banks of the river no longer belong to the descendants of the original settlers. I think we ought therefore let the newcomers know enough about the past so they will want to cherish this heritage and make it available to future generations. The scenig ‘beauty of the river should not be spoiled by new factories. Factories must be built, but the builders should take ‘into account the preservation of the river's beauty. If possible, historic houses should be restored, and ..not destroyed. » - .

° I AM sure that everyone read "with great regret of Justice Hughes’ death. He lived a long life, full of honors and good works, and one can only be grateful that we have had a citizen of such fine qualities so long in our midst.

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lh ce ping nb A 2 tholle Miss Norma Von Oburn will be honored at a miscellaneous! riage Saturday morning of Miss Shower Friday in the home of Miss Margaret Sigler, 6033 Park Ave. | |soyce Ann Williams and Andrew MTs. Russell V. Sigler will assist, Miss Oburn will be married to! (M. MecHaffie. The Rev. Fr. L.John R. Roberts Jr. on Sept. 19. A. Lindeman read the vows at The guests will be Mesdames George H. Oburn, Roberts, George | 11:30 o'clock. Libis paul Locke Senge William Mohr, Herbert Baumeister lan . Howar awson, sses detain we rbd rp ———— an ES Hugh Wiliams, 5214 Betty Parkhurst, Muriel Burns, |Reformed Church, with the Rev. W. 15th St. and the bridegroom Janet Stayton and Patricia Hen-|E. A. Piepembrok officiating. is the son of Mrs. Amy Me- ning. | Mrs. Carl Lines will be matron Hafrie, Danville. Mrs. Roberts, 3232 Centraljof honor and Nita Kay Degener Mrs. James F. Christie was the Ave. and Mrs. John C. Van Horn will be flower girl. Wayne Benematron of honor, and Misses Alice Will be hostesses at a silver dict, Rushville, will serve as best and Carol Hagan were brides- shower on Sept. 12 in the Roberts man and ushers will be Karl maids for, their cousin. They were home. {Degener, brother of the bride-to-in bouffant dresses of pink and| Guests will clue Meaqamen ie; and Carl Lines. blue organza. Oburn, George E. Oburn, O. A. » The bride's gown of silk chiffon | Birr, C. Bruce McConnell, Donald| Frances W. Warrick, was worn with a fingertip fliusion A, Sy Manp Li) Clare Davis, Mr. Stewart Wed veil falling from a seed arl| W. C. Ikerd, Austin Rinnle, John . crown. She carried white pea, Wild, Guy F. Boyd Jr. and), WE. and Mis. Earl Wanles, 228 and an orchid. R. A. Hutchison, Miss Sigler and © ST" = | ER a al . Robert E. McHaffie was his Miss Henning. fase Aine Laugh or Sane brother’s best man. ~ Ushers were, ® =x =» son of Mrs. Harold Hicks, Lon Maurice NE | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Degener,|don, Ontario, The couple was There was a reception in the 1641 Winton Ave. announce the married at 7:30 p. m. Saturday

den of the Williams home, and approaching marriage of their in Christ Episcopal Church. The the couple left on a trip to Lake daughter, Katherine, to Lowell E.| Rev. William E. Weldon officiated. Wawasee. They will live at Bed-| Treadway, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.! Mrs. Wayne Warrick, Montiford, while the bridegroom at-'R. Treadway, Rushville. The wed- cello, was matron of honor and tends Indiana University. The/ding will be at 4:30 p. m. Sept. Keith Warrick, brother of the |bride also attended IU. {18 in St. John's Evangelical and bride, was best man. Gilbert mse Echtenkamp and Robert Day served as ushers. After their wedding trip to Canada and the East, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will be at home in Columbus, O,, where Mr. Stewart is a student at Ohio State University.

» » . J Miss Jacqueline Gioscio will be maid of honor at the marriage Sept. 10 of Miss Hazel Strange and Charles Frederick Drake. {Miss Strange is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Strange, {2624 W. Walnut 8t., and Mr, and Mrs, Charles Francis Drake, |Whiteland, are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. The Rev. Amos 8, Bastin, pas-| tor of the West Michigan Street Methodist Church, will read the (ceremony in his home, 3332 W, {Michigan St. James Drake will serve his brother as best man.

Tonight Miss Joan Galbreath and Miss Gioscio will honor the bride-to-be with a shower in the Galbreath home, 4930 Ralston Drive.

| Guests will include Mesdames | iHarry Wessel, William Dearing, Joseph A. Hettle, Mary E. White, Clarence Griese, Eldon Cox, iCharles Abel, William Sauter, Clarence Cockrane and William {Worrell and Misses Agnes Kafoure, Sally McLain, Mary T. Pollard, Phyllis Owens, Katy Montgomery, Margaret Anderson, Helen Klepher, Dorothy Sam and! Marilyn Hiatt. i

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|" Miss Jacqueline Dale, 3606 Robison St., and Miss Janet Spall will lentertain tomorrow night with a 'miscellaneous shower in honor of IMiss Barbara Steele. Miss Steele (will be married Sept. 12 to Stan{ley James Ridgeway in the Wal‘lace Street Presbyterian Church. | Guests at the party, to be heid| iin. the Dale home, will include ‘Mrs, Lawrence L. Steele and Mrs. Max Ridgeway, mothérs of the engaged couple, Mrs. Gregory

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‘Mrs. Harry Mrs. Herbert Kattau, president, and Mrs. C. V. Martin, vice presix /and Mrs. Aven Cooper, Children's dent. The club will have a “pitch-in’ luncheon Thursday noon in the. Brookside Community House. x

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