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SATURDAY, MAR. 26
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Ceremony Performed In Zion Evangelical
The Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church was the scene at 4:30 p.'m, today of Miss Dorothy Jane Smith's marriage to Gerald Dickinson 8mith. The Rev. Frederick Daries officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Smith, 3061 Guion Road, and Mr, Smith is the son of Mrs. Laura Githens Smith, Chicago, and Albert DickInson 8mith, 2712 W, 30th St. Miss Janie Lou Harris, Evansville, was the maid of honor. She wore ‘Lorraine green taffeta and carried a basquet of vellow jonquils, The bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert H. Weedon and Miss Mary Ann’ Smith, wore maize taffeta and carried basquets of green carnations and ivy leaves.
Reception Follows Church Ceremony
The bride's white taffeta gown had a net yoke and bertha collar trimmed in Chantilly lace. Her full hooped skirt with hip peplum was edged with the same lace and fell into a cathedral length train. She had an illusion veil Her bouquet was made of white tulips, lilacs and freezias H. George Mueller was the best man and Raymond Thomas Moore, Kokomo, and Mr. Weedon were the ushers The reception was in the church parlors After Apr. 4, Mr. Smith and his bride will be at home at 4353 N. LaSalle St The bride attended Butler University and Mr. Smith is a Park School graduate.
Virginia Cox Married in
Baptist Church
The Rev. W. O. Breedlove officiated at Miss Virginia Cox's marriage to Harry J. Trowbridge, 1111 N. Alabama St. The wedding was at 2 p. m. today in the Calvary Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cox, 3056 N. Colorado St., and Mr. Trowbridge is the son of Mrs. Alta Trow-
bridge, Hollister, Cal.
Pink Silk Gown Chosen by Bride
Miss Peggy Joyce Cox. maid of honor, wore a tourquoise nylon frock and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Ernest Hull and Mrs. Turner Brooks, wore powder blue chiffon. Martha Jane Lanius, St. Louis, were the flower girls, The bride's pink silk gown had A sweetheart neckline and long train. She had a pink fingertip length veil and carried white orchids. Lt. John P. Trow bridge was the best man and Kenny Behler and Mr. Brooks were the ushers. The reception was in the
church parlors,
The bride is attending Butler University.
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List Classes - In Sewing Contest
Here are the judging classifi$1460 National Sewing Contest:
STANDARD PA TT E R \ GROUP (Senior Division): 1
/ Dress—Cotton, made from stand- / ard pattern. 2. 7% on, wool, etc.
Dress—S8ilk, raymade from standard pattern. 3. Coat or suit made
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STANDARD PATTERN GROUP
(Junior Division, con- / testants 18 years of age or be ; low): 1. Dress—Any material
’ made from standard pattern. 2.
Coat or suit made from standard
% pattern.
GLAMOUR GROUP (ContestSpecidl occasuch as evening clothes, lounge clothes or beachwear, made from standard pattern or from original design by
clothes
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ORIGINAL DESIGN (Contestants of « ail Adults’ dresses, coats or suits originally designed by the contestant WITHOUT use of commercial patterns.
CHILDREN’S GROUP testants of all ages)—Garments for children up to 12 years of age, rhade irom standard pattern or originally designed by contestant. All garments for chil-
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Brookes, 1427 Broadway, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline, to Kenneth Pitts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pitts, Overland Mo. The vows read in June, (P, H. Ho photo.) Miss Wanda Lee Fancher, daughter of Mrs. I.eona Fancher, 7777 W. Washington St., will -be married to Edward L. Poole Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Poole, Maywood, on Apr. 29 in the Maywood Methodist Church,
The maid of honor is to be Miss Betty Lou
Poole and the best man will be Robert Gist, (Block photo.) June 26 is the date chosen by Miss Barbara
Ann Rigdon. daughter of Mrs. Gerald Guy Rigdon, Richmond, for her marriage to Robert Sig-
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BARBARA ANN RIGDON
MARIANNE BUSCHM
to John William Merritt, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Harold W. Merritt, 5136 Kenwood Ave. on May 14 in St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Blackwood on Bridge—. Bid of Five Indicates
By EASLEY WHEN partner's response to that your side has all the aces. th
Miss Betty Sue Perry, Shelbyville, will be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Misses Marian Merritt, Charlene Buttz, Sharon/Weils and Mary Beth Shultz. Donna Jean Merritt will be the flower girl. The best man will be James Warner Merritt and the ushers are to he Dr Warren Hansen, Reid Heassler. James Hoover, Neal Randoiph and Stanley Spilman.
This bid is forcing. It asks Partner replies at the six range kings. six diamonds if he has one
The bride-to-be attend Principia College and will be graduated from Butler University and Arthur Jordan Conservatory in June. She is a
member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Mr. Mer Both vulnerable
ler Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley rit attended Purdue University. South dealer o Dunn, 1250 E. 80th St. A series of parties honoring Miss Pile are NORTH (Mr. Masters) Joseph W. Dorreii Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs planned. Mrs. Garnett Perry and her daughter S—K QJ Dorrell. 4244 Graceland Ave. will take Miss Betty Sue. will entertain with a miscellaneous H—A 3 Marianne Buschman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs shower tomorrow in the Alpha Chi Omega Sor- D—K 7 Otto IL. Buschman, 1811 Central Ave. as his ority chapter house at Butler. Mrs. James C—A Q96 142 bride on Apr. 10 in the Zion Evangelical and Re- Huckelberry, 96th St. will be hostess at a tea WEST EAST formed Church. and bridal shower on Apr. 10. Mrs. Terrence (Mrs. Keen) (Mr. Abel) The approaching marriage of Miss Joan Pie Donahue and Misses Jo Ann Christena. Jean g_ yg © S—8 4 is announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minnev and Marian Merritt will also entertain y__q j 7 2 H—9 8 6 3 J. Pile, 5127 Kenwood Ave. She will be married for the prospective bride. (S8hen-Courtney photo.! nn) 3 6 3 D—Q In 3 I — — C—J 8 7 3 Lel’ 8 Eat— D » ’} © Moti S A ih | SOUTH (Mr. Champion)” eer | uxi ary S—A 10953 Butterscotch i od D—A 942 Sauce T Sets Meeting —_— ? © - auce asty The auxiliary of the Indianap SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST i oe . Cow I Pass 3C Pass TV IN olis Medical Society will meet at . ) ANT Pass By META GIVEN 2 p. m. Tuesday in Block's Audi-| 3S Pass MONDAY'S MENUS torium. There will be a panel dis 5H Pass ANT ar « Breakfast cussion, “Understanding Your 6H Pass 1S as Applesauce Doctor.” Hut the five no trump bid does Corp muffing Panel members will be Ray E. something else too and (accord-
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dren—even though of original de-,
sign—must oe entered in this group. Local prizes in each of the
classifications are $50, first; $20, second. First place winners In the national judging will receive $100 awards. In addition, if any Times’ winners place first jn national judging, they will additional $100 awards from The Times.
Also, the first place winners in 2-3 C.
the national judging are invited to New York to see their garments worn by professional models in a National Style Show in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. While there, they stop at the Waldorf.
nl Foss: i LS By MARGUERITE SMITH QI have my first African violet,
writes Mrs. Mollie Mercer, Anderson. It was given me by a neighbor. It has been blooming but has quit now. Should I use plant food to induce it to bloom?
A—African violets, are: notable
for going ‘into the sulks when;
they're moved from one place to another--even within the same house. So give it a chance to recover first. Then encotirage it: with weak manure water,
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Luncheon | Nutty liver sausage sandwiches |
Celery nears Ripe ol Fresh fruit cup Pecan pie Dinner
Canned peac h and avocado salad | Bread and butter
Vanilla ice cream
Rutterscotch sauce Milk to drink: One quart for each child one nint for each adult. in addition te that used In the dav s menus ” ” » BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE 1'; ¢. ligh® brown sugar, firmly packed 2-3 c. light corn syrup 1-3 c¢. water 1
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Smith, executive secretary of the ing to my correspondence) many Indiana State Medical AssoCia- players do not know about it. It tion: John Bach, director of press (eis partner that the side has all "relations for the AMA; Arthur G the aces Vith this information Loftin, acting director of the In- (he responder is sometimes in a diana Council for Mental Health; pagition to go directly to seven Dr. Earl W, Mericle, chairman of yer the five no trump bid the council. Indianapolis Medical l.ook at the expert way Mr Society, and Joseph KE. Palmer, Masters handled today's bidding
executive secretary of the Indian- His first bid of three clubs was apoiis society of course forcing to game. It also Mrs. Philip B. Reed is in charge implied either a strong fit in of the program and Wayne spades or a near-solid club suit. Guthrie will be the moderator, When Mr. Champion rebid the ’ apades., Mr. Masters knew where
the hand was going to be played
kings... He bid four no trump and Te Jearned that his side had all the aces. His five no trump bid de Unites Couple veloped the same pleasant information about kings. Times State Serving Now he can count on five spade WALDRON, Ind. Mar. 26—Mr. tricks, two diamond tricks, two and Mrs. Raymond Stocklin are heart tricks and three club tricks, home now in Waldron. They! twelve in all. But even Mr. Meek
at 56 1 7 were married last Saturday in the would, I believe, go ahead and bid
throughly to blend, then boil to the soft-ball stage (236 degrees! Pattern 5617 includes hot- Waldron Methodist Church. The seven on the hand. F.). stirring occasionally. Cool iron transfer for embroidery Rev. M. T. Eicholz officiated. Mr. Masters knows that he and and heat in the cream, salt’ and design, color chart and stitch The bride, “the former Miss his partner have at least seven vanilla. Stir in nuts, if desired. illustrations for embroidery and Jacqueline Keeling, is the daugh- clubs between them. He holds six
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Fred Keeling. and the response to the five no and the bridegroom is trump bid told him that Mr. and Mrs. John Champion had the King. Stocklin, Boggstown. If three leads of clubs do not Misses Suzanne and Elizabeth clear the suit, a fourth club
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldron, the son of Mr.
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The Indianapolis Club of St. Mary-of-the-Woods College Alum-| nae will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the 38(h St. Branch, Merchants National Bank Miss Claire Connor will review “A Proper Bostonian” and Miss Mary Margaret Malatesta is program chairman. . ) Name
- Miss Kathy. Owen will spend
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Keeling, sisters of the bride, and trumped in the South hand should Miss Joan Anderson, Indianapo Set up a long club for the 13th were the bridal attendants. trick. - The bridegroom's attendants were There is also the excellent “his brothers, Roy and ‘Robert chance that Mr. Champion can Stocklin, and Cecil Tennell. trump a heart or diamond in A trip to Spring Mill State Park dummy. Or he may have one of followed the ceremony. The bride the red queens or a six card
niv spade holding. attended Butler U niversity. Mr. Masters made a quick eal-
culation that the odds in favor of a grand slam were very much One of the most gasp-getting petter than three to one—the in Mainbocher's new minimum favorable odds on a try [fashion cpllection|is a big loose for all the tricks. A few seconds |coat of ‘blue and white striped later the score sheet justified his
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Local Groups
Set Dinners, Other Events
*. Auxiliary Plans Friday Meeting Mrs. C. E. Stevens, William’s Creek, will be hostess te the mems= bers of the Southern Club Aux~
iliary at 1 p. m. Friday. The assistant hostesses are to be Mesdames M."G. Knox, A. Ls Rice and H. E. Thomas.
The Crossroads Toastmistress go Club will hold a speech contest at its meeting Monday night. There will be a dinner in Rams sey's Restaurant and the huspands of the members and the members of the. Toastmasters Clubs will be guests. The dinner will celebrate the first anniversary of the group's charter. The winner of the speech contest will represent the club in the council contest to be held in ! Evansville in April.
Mrs. Johnson Will Preside Mrs. H. O toastmistress for the contest and Mr. Johnson, Bruce Mygrant and
Johnson will be
Mrs. Ruth Herron will be the judges Members participating are to be Mesdames Vera McFerran, Mvgrant, Carl M. Lee and Hugh Shields ‘and Miss Janet Holroyd Mrs. F. F. Sims is in charge
of dinner reservations.
The Rev. A. Glen O'Dell. of the Brookside United Brethren Church will speak at the 7:30 p. m. fheete ing Wednesday of the Brookside Kindergarten Mothers Club in the kindergarten. His ic, is to be “Religion Makes a unded Life.” There will be a tea after the program. . .Hosteases for the meeting will be Mrs. Wallace Kennedy, chairman, assisted by Mesdames George Baugh, William Taylor, Robért McKee, William McFarland and Cecil Rankin.
Bridge Results—
Bridge Clubs List Results Of Play
A number of bridge groups ane nounce the results of their pla held last week The Marot Bridge Club which met Tuesday in the Marott Hotel names its winners: Section A. North and South-—Dr. James leeds and W, T. Gradison, first, Mrs. J. E. Morris and W. H. Weindorf, second; Allen Smith and Jerome Smith, third; East and West—Mrs. Arch Falender and Mrs. Arthur Pratt,
No Trump
first; Mrs. Vernon Warner and Mrs. 8. R. Richardson, second; Mrs. Claude Lett and Mrs. E. C, Ball, third.
Section B. North and Souths
BLACKWOOD Walter Pray and Harry Neeves,
vour four no trump bid indicates first; Lawrence J. Welch and Jeff e bi d which can help vou discover Everhart. second: Mrs. Allen lam is a bid of five no trump Smith and Mrs. A. R. Coffin,
rany kings he has. third; Bast and West—Mr. and
partner how
bidding six clubs if he has no Mrs. M. Stanley McComus Jr, King and so on. first; Mrs. Jerome Jacobs and “ Mrs. James Leeds. second. and Harold Lewis and Mrs. Louis 0 i 1 Annua Segar, third. . Men's Club , Lists Results Family Hour + The following are the results
> The Children's Museum, 3010 N. of the Men's Club master point
Meridian St. will observe its fifth fame Monday night in the Maannual Family Hour for kinder- rot! North and South - Marion oT a i ' I.. Martin and Charles E. Madinggarten patrons topiorrow and er, first; John 8. Lynn and John Apr. 3 from 2 to 5 p.m J. O'Keefe, second: Joe B. Cle Guests will be welcomed by mans and O. A. Tiffanv, third; Miss Ruby Stapp. director of the East and West—Frank C. live Indianapolis Free Kindergarten ahd Bert C. McCammon. first; M, Society and Miss Ida Conner. par- [| McManus and William C, ent counselor. Members of the Fritsch. second Merritt L. Thompe Board of Directors and Miss son and Gordon H. Thompson, Grace I. Brown. former director, third, will be special guests Resu.ts of the first quarter aecumulative of the club follow: Hostesses Harry F. Singleton, first; Mr. Are Listed Thompson. second; Ross T. CampKindergarten and hostesses at- bell, ‘third; C. W. Rowe, fourth; tending tomorrow include Benja- Adair Smith. fifth; M. Steele min Franklin Kindergarten, Mrs. Churchman. sixth: Harry J. Det. Joseph Ramse : Brightwood, Mrs. tra seventh: John 8. Lynn, Walter Muench: Brookside, Mrs. ®ighth: Leo J. Gootee. ninth; H, Leonard Durham Emerson F. Carmichael, tenth. Mr. SingleHeights, MM Adolph Stokes tor pe eived the silver cup for Fairview. Mr ames Fick Fall his high average. Creek, Mrs. Claude Queener w inners of the Mallory DupliFrances Willard. Mrs. Harold cate Bridge Club which met Mone Arbuckle (George Sloan Mrs. day night in the plant cafeteria George Gale: Hawthorne, Mrs, are: North and South—Ray GraHerbert E. Benson: Haze! Hend- ham and Duane Elmore. first; ricks, Mrs. James FE. Phillips; Mr. and Mrs. Frank VandenHenry Coburn, Mrs. Bernard Sodt; burgh. second: East and West-— Irvington, M Homer D. Dugger. Larry E. McFarren and Clarence and James A. Garfield Mrs. Huetten, first; Don Kersten . nd Ralph E. Wilsor William MecGlone, second
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Standard Pattern Group, Senior Division, for entrants above 18 years of age. (1) Dress—Rayorn; silk or wooli.esisees
(2) Dress—Cottofl.vvveeves (3) Coat or Sult...cevees
Standard Pattern Group, Junior Division, entrants 18 years
or under.’ (1) Dress......... (2) Suit or Coat.... coves
(1) Evening, lounge, beach from standard pattern or original design.
Original Design Group, no age limit. (1) Dress, suit or coat originally designed by contestant and intended foy adult or upper teen-age wear. Children's Clothing Group, no age limit. (1) Clothes for Mall to: Sewing Contest Editor
children up to 12 years of age. Indianapolis Times, 214 W, MArylane St, Indianapolis 9,
Glamour Group, no age limit. wear, etc.