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WEDDINGS THIS WEEK-END—

Patty Shea Will Be Wed To Col. Lamont Saxton

Miss Patty Shea and Col. Lamont Saxton, USA, will be married at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Central Christain Church. Dr. William A. Shullenberger will read the vows. Mrs. Marguerite Dodson Shea,

is the bride's mother. Her father

bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Saxton, Washington.

The maid of honor is to be Miss Joan Sink and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Graydon, New York; Miss Jane Albrecht, Cincinnati; Mrs. Charles Buennagel, Rushville; Miss Sara Alice McIntosh, Highland Park, N. J; Mrs. Louis M. Saxton Jr., Tampa, Fla.; Mesdames Charles Kelley, Robert Tinnell, William Frobenius and Clayton Shull and Miss Dorothy Tucker. They will wear crepe dresses made in fall colors of rush red, green and gold. Lt. Louis M. Saxton Jr., Tampa, will be the best man. The ushers are to be Sgt. Franklin Crites, Circleville, O.; Sgt. Richard Bowers, Sgt. William Pragluski, Sgt. Douglas Rogers, Sgt. Kenneth Bowen and Sgt. Elmer Sindell, all of Columbus, O. The groomsmen will be Lt. Col. Harvey Watkins, Cleveland; Lt. Col. Richard Critchfield, Vandalia, O.; Col, Herbert Bott and Maj. James Doyle, Louisville; Maj. Edward Heller, Charleston, W. Va.; Victor Guinsbough, Brussels, Belgium; Maj. Albert Roby, Gahanna, O.; Capt. George Weart, Garden City, L. I.; Lt. Col. Henry Nitsche, Ft. Wayne, and Maj. E. E. Wolf, The bride will wear a princess style white satin gown made with a collar of heirloom lace. Her cathedral veil of illusion will cascade from a Juliet cap of seed pearls and orange blossoms and she will carry white chrysanthemums. There will be a reception in the Officer's Club at Stout Field after the ceremony. The couple will be at home in Columbus, O., in October after a Carribean cruise. Miss Shea attended Indiana Central College and the University of Cincinnati and is a graduate of Butler University. Col. Saxton was graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point.

PITTMAN-HAM

A trip to Lake Tippecanoe will follow the marriage of Miss Winifred June Ham to William Lewis Pittman at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Butler University’s Sweeney Chapel. Dr. John B. Ferguson of the Irvington Presbyterian Church will officiate. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ham, 312 N, Irvington Ave., will wear an heirloom gown of ivory brocaded silk madé with a fitted bodice and! trimmed with Britton lace.

anotis and she will carry orchids, Miss Guinevere Ham is to be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Misses Priscilla Ham, Carol Pittman, Jean Farson and Patricia Perkins. They will wear winter green satin dresses. The best man will be Forrest Wade Parsons and’ the ushers are to be Edward Wolfley, Irwin Sedberry, Paul Thomas Benton and Jack Srader. A reception will be held in the

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority They will be at home at 1832 N. Ala-

Chapter House at Butler,

bama St. after Sept. 26.

Miss Ham, a member of Kappa is| a graduate of Butler, Mr. Pittman, son of Lewis Pittman, 2002 Rembrandt 8t., also is a Butler graduate, He is a member of Sigma

Kappa Gamma Sorority,

Nu Fraternity,

FEDERMAN-NORRIS

John Louis Federman will take Miss Jane Frances Norris as his bride in an 8:30 p. m. ceremony today in McKee Chapel of the

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will officiate.

Her| fingertip veil of lace will be dt-| tached to a headdress of steph-

766 West Drive, Woodruff Place, is George W. Shea, Whiting. The

3743 N. Meridian St., will wear a blush pink satin gown accented with seed pearls. Her heirloom illusion weil falls from a pearl tiara and she will carry white flowers. After a reception in the home of the bride's parents, the couple will leave for a trip to Michigan. The bride is a graduate of Tudor {Hall School and Purdue University and is a member of Delta Gamma Sorority. Mr. Federman, son of Mrs, Charles R. Federman, 5155 N. New Jersey 8t., is attending Purdue and is a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.

ISHAM-MUIR

A white tissue moire gown made with a fitted bodice and full skirt and accented with lace will ‘be worn tonight by Miss Florence Rosalie Muir for her marriage to John Bishop Isham. The ceremony will beg at 7:30 o’clock in the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar R. Muir, 3457 ‘Carrollton Ave. Dr. Edwin W. Stricker of the Central Avenue Methodist Church will officiate. The bride's illusion veil will fall from an illusion half-hat and she will carry white roses. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William J, Isham, 1232 N. Tuxedo St. Miss Virginia Harmening, maid of honor, will wear blue chiffon and Joseph G. Isham will be the hest man. The ushers are to be Richard D, Muir and Loren Skaats. The couple will leave for a trip to. New York and Canada aft. a reception in- the home. They will be at home after Oct. 1 at 1142 N. Pennsylvania St. Miss Muir attended the Uriversity of Iowa and “Mr. Isham attended Indiana University.

WILKERSON-LLOYD

Vows uniting Miss Marjorie B. Lloyd and David E. Wilkerson will be read at 4:30 p. m. today in the Grace Methodist Church. The Rev. Homer Page will officiate, The bride's mother is Mrs. {John P. Lloyd, Ft. Wayne, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. land. Mrs. William Wilkerson, 629 N. Beville Ave, Miss. Doris Heaston, Ft. Wayne, i8 to be the maid of honior. She will wear a yellow mar{quiset frock. Charles Hastings will be the best man and John Butler will be the usher. The bride will be gowned in white marquiset made with a molded bodice and full skirt. Her shoulder-length veil will fall from a halo of jlusion and she will carry white flowers on a prayerbook. After a reception in the home of the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lloyd, 3610 E. Michigan St., the couple will leave for a motor trip north. They will be at home after Sept. 20 at 7800 E. Washington St. Miss Lloyd is a graduate of Indiana University.

STRIETELMEIER-BOSMA

A double-ring ceremony will unite Miss Eunice Bosma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bosma, Beech Grove, and Donald Strietelmejer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strietelmeier, 1622 Draper 8t., at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Emmaus Lutheran Church. The

Miss Bosma will wear a white satin gown fashioned with fitted bodice and full skirt ex-

Robert Goodman

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tending into a chapel train. Her fingertip illusion veil will be held by a tiara of orange blossoms

The maid of honor, Miss Mar- and she will carry white roses.

tha Frances Dunn, Will wear nile|

The maid of honor, Miss Mary

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Mrs. Jack Goodman,

AFTER BUSINES

By JEAN TABBERT CAUSES have claimed Mrs. Jack Goodman's attention since she was a girl. This undoubtedly is the reason her name stands for service whenever it's mentioned. And usually there’s a musical note to the talk about Sarah Wolf Goodman. That's natural, too, because she's “never spent a day of her life without music in some part of i.” In her third year as president of the Indiana State Symphony Society's Women's Committee, Mrs. Goodman supervises .every activity of the group. That includes directing the annual season ticket campaign (Monday through Oct. 15 this year) as well as the memBut Mrs. Goodman does more than direct. She speaks in the

a districts where “new communi-

Deloris Clark Is Wed To J. J. Bering Jr.

Miss Deloris Clark and Joseph J. Bering Jr. were married at

green taffeta and the brides-| Bosma, will wear aqua taffeta, noon today in the rectory of St. maids, Miss Shirley Harris, Hib- and the bridesmaids, Mrs. E. O. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. bing, Minn,, and Miss Ruth Ann Krub, Wabash, and Mrs. Charles The Rev. Fr, John E. Lynch Worthington, Rushville, will wear 'E. Bosma, will wear rose taffeta. officiated.

yellow taffeta. Jody Hollett is to William Zimmermann Jr.

be the flower girl.

is to be the best man and the ushers

Miss Betty Lou Bering, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of

Philip Brown will serve as best will be Harold Bosma and Billy honor, and J. Max Lee was best

man and the ushers will

James Pankow, South Bend; Wil-

be Smiley. ma A trip to Lake Fiines will fol-

Ber a reception in the home

liam Wainright, John Carmack low a reception in the home of|of the bridegroom’s parents, Mr, the bride's parents. The couple and Mrs. Bering, 3620 Woodland Miss Norris, daughter of Mr. will be at home at 2910 Shelby|Ave. the couple left for a wed-

and James Norris.

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Mrs. Goodman in her offic

ties” are in the making. That is the way she classifies the cities and towns where symphony groups are growing up. Her unselfish interest in the symphony is thoroughly justified. She was in at the inception of the organization; helped guide it through early growing pains, and feel sdeeply its importance in the community. As one of the founders of the 8t. Louis Municipal Outdoor Theater, Sarah Goodman learned her' leadership lesson early. She shared her family's civic and cultural interest in St. Louis. That is where Mr. Goodman, president of Fulton Hosfery Mills, grew up, too. In fact, they were married there a romance that began when they were in the first. «rade

—3 together, ~~.

Community Fund Work Among Her Activities SOON they moved to Indianapolis and almost immediately Sarah Goodman's energies

were benefitting cultural movements here. She helped to found the Civic Theater and was one of the first members of the Jewish Community Center Association. Her cultural and civic responsibilities grew at the same time she was rearing her three children —two girls and a boy. One trip to Europe and another to Palestine were taken in behalf of the National Hadassah Board, She's on the executive

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peal, and is a member of the National Board of Youth Aliyah, She is associate chairman of the Community Fund's Special Gifts Committee and her civic dutigs also Include a seat on the Marion County Bi-Partisan Juvenile Court Committee. Summer doesn’t mean leisure to Mrs. Goodman. She's one of the most enthusiastic members of the Executive Committee, Indianapolis Theater Association. This is the group which presents the summer concerts

“baby” rapidly. Does any time remain for her her family and her home at 301 W. Kessler Blvd.? “It's the

she hopes will grow

most important part of my life”. Mrs. Goodman sizes. Her home, furnished in

contemporary style, is as charming as its owner, And it’s managed in the same capable way she directs the “business” part of her te,

IU Women’ Ss Club To Hear Dr. Wells

Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff, 733 E. 33d Bt. will entertain the members of the Indiana University Women's Club at 2 p. m., Sept. 25. Dr. Herman B Wells is to be the guest speaker. A musical program will be presented by Miss Louise Swan.

In a Personal : Vein—

Pets Get Gifts

From Paris

By MARJORIE TURK MME. POMPADOUR has a new pair of black galoshes from Paris. Mme, called Pom Pom, is the black French poodle of Mrs. Grace B. Golden, 856 W, 46th Bt. She stayed with Mrs, Golden's mother, Mrs.’ Charles Blaisdell, 2821 N. Illinois St. while Mrs. Golden and her daughter, Nanci, traveled in Europe this summer, Nor was Ramon, the lovebird, forgotten when presents from Paris were brought back. The chartreuse singer now lives In an 18th Century Chippendale cage. Mrs. Golden, after finishing her conferences with museum directors at the UNECO Paris headquarters, had time to add two new aprons to her collection of more than 40 handmade peasant costumes. In Pyrenees she found a black silk with orange block print, showing the influence of Spanish colors in Southern France. From Spazia, near Florence, she chose an overskirt of scarlet wool with an. embroidery design rivaling the brilliance of the blue Mediterranean. The Goldens were “frozen” in at the Hotel Milano during the July communistic incident. For four days the travelers lived on spaghetti and fresh apricots. Also immoblized in the Italian city thén were Dr. and Mrs, Frank Sparks, Crawsfordsville, Hn » ” FRIENDS of the E. R. Blackwoods, 3901 N. Pennsylvania St, will be happy to know that Richard the cat is back safely from his summer with the family in the Berkshire Music Center, Lenox, Mass. - Richard, who was flown mm {Indianapolis fo Albany, N. and then taken into the Bere shires, suffered pneumonia in the change of climate but he’s now in good health and happy to be back on familiar city streets. Easley Jr., 15-year-old son of the Blackwoods, is still thrilled about his choral work under Robert Shaw. and Hugh Ross. He sang during the season ini Brahms’ Requiem under Shaw, Stravinski's Koussevitzky conducting and Mahler 24 Symphony with Leonard Bernstein. Biggest thrill for Mrs. Blackwood was playing bridge with Gregor Piatigorsky, cellist, The

Mrs. Frank Gurks, Mrs. John H. Hamilton and Miss Patricia Gates are in charge of arranging the Year's programs.

big (6-1t-4) musician swears that {he escaped the Bolsheviks by floating down the olga on cel

and Miss Helene Petri.

Oedipus Rex with]:

By Museum

this year. They are:

Breeze, Robert Kirby, Buchard Carr. Nature Study--| man; Mrs. Wiliam H. Norman ‘land Mrs. Vincent T. Adams. Ex-hibit-—Mrs. Donald Morris, chair. man; Mesdames Robert H. Greely, T. Gordon Kelly, Earl I. Larsen, Robert L. Perine, Horace O. Wright, Edward Gallahue, Reilly Adams, Norman R. Kevers, Richard Bearss, Donald E, Gibson, J. E. Gillésple and Russell Spencer

Hospitality--Mrs. Robert Stafford, chairman; Mrs, EW, Mericle and Mrs. Edwin H. Gable, Volunteer Program--Mrs, Ralph Coble, Shaman, and Mrs. Henry

Bee MS. Robert Lang-

‘Isenkamp, chairman; Mesdames

Samuel Stmpson, Albert J. Smithy Jr, John Spahr, Harry B. Pock Jr, Thomas J. Umphrey and Thomas Blackwell Jr, Clerical Mrs. John LL. Woolling, chairman; Mesdames Kevin Brosnan, John Henley, Walter Carpenter, Edward Gallagher, Louis Schwitzer Jr, C. B. Dewey, Charles D, Ward and William Souder Jr,

Hostess — Mrs. Kenneth “Kinnear. Library—Mrs. James R., Chase, chairman; Mrs. Rich.

Dillon

Mrs. William T. Finney, chairman; Mesdamés William Me. Gowan, Henry Todd, Harrison Eiteljorg and Robert Foot Jr.

Officers and Delegates Are Listed by Group

After-School up. = Mrs, Arthur Slifer, chairman; dames Paul J. DeVault, William Forsyth, Frederick Hadley, Earl Blakely and Sherwood Blue, Museum Extension-—Mrs. Dons ald Alexander, chairman; Mesdames George Bardwell, Geo, Hoster and Waltoh Wheeler Public Relations—Mrs, Lyman a. Hunter, chairman; Mrs. E. Paul Tischer and Miss Martha Louise Smith, Mrs, John Troyer and Mrs. Frank Bisson are representative and alternate, Seventh District, IFC, while Mrs. Thomas Rbilly Jr. and Mrs. Frederick Kiser Jr. are delegates to the Council of Women. Officers with Mrs. Hiser are Mrs. Coble, vice president; Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Reily Adams, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Bardwell and Hadley, treasurer and assistant, and Mrs, Hill and Mrs, Morris, board members,

Mr. Saleba Jr. Takes Bride

The Bethany Christian Church was the scene, at 7:30 o'clock last night, of Miss Pauline Frances Hutchison's makriage to Harry 8. Baleba Jr. The Rev. E. LeRoy Williams read the double-ring ceremony, The bride, daughter of Mrs. Leota Htuchinson, 1422 Lawton St, was given in marriage by James Small, West Lafayette, Mr. Baleba is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Baleba, 1408 Lawton St, Mrs. Hershel Richeson, who attended the bride, wore a light green gabardine suit and a cocoa brown feather hat. The bride wore a gray gabardine dressmaker suit with pink accessories and a blue feather hat with a halo of pink maline. She carried a cascade of pink and white flowers, Lawrence Saleba, brother of the, bridegroom, was the Dest man Mr, Baleba attends Indiana University.

League Arranges

Luncheon Monday The Irvington Circle, Child Conservation League, will have a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m, Monday in the home of Mrs. Harold Eickhoff, 625 N. DeQuincy St. Charles Sharp is to be the guest speaker and the co-hostesses will

Glen Pagett.

Sorority to Meet Mrs. R. ¥. Robinson, T7200 Pendelton Pike, will be hostess

Committees Announced

Mrs. Walter C. Hiser, president of the Children's Museum: « Guild, announces members of standing committees who will serve

Ways and Means—-Mrs. Berkley Duck Jr. chairs man; Mesdames Robert D. Gruen, Norman A, Perry Jr, Joseph * John Heidt Jr,

vows uniting Miss Patti Jean Les and Joseph Francis McGuinness at a. a — .

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tron of honor and the | maids were Misses Patricia van, Patricia Roeder and Jane Mueller. They wore 7 frocks of brocaded taffeta. Struck was the best man. ushers were John Mueller, Ware Mn Amundson and Joseph ¥ The bride wore a white mi set gown over white satin, illusion veil had a headdress of white roses and she carried a arm bouquet of gardenias. > There was a breakfast in y home of the bride's parents a the ceremony and there will a reception there from 7 tof o'clock tonight. The couple will be at home at 719 Park Ave, after a trip to Chicago. The bride attended Bt. and Indiana Universities and bridegroom attended Purdue versity,

Bohannon-Ward Ceremony The Fairview Presbyterian Church will be the scene tomors row of Mrs, Agatha A. marriage to Thomas 3348 N. New Jersey St. The 4 Virgil D. Ragan will read the vows at 2:30 p. m.

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to the Indianapolis Gamma Beta 7:30 p. m. Monday. &