Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1949 — Page 14

ing artying ” End $ Many Leave for Europe

By MARJORIE TURK The last round of spring partying will end this Month a8 many society members leave for Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Daniels, 4172 Washington Bivd., will sail May 28 on the Queen Elizabeth. With them will

"+ ‘be Mrs. Louis Seaverns, Lake Forest, Ill.; Weber Donaldson and

the Daniels’ children, Katharine Daniels and Michael Fairbanks, Friday night the Daniels gave a dance in their garden for Katharine and 48 of her teen-age friends. They had a dance floor set up and the trees were dotted with lanterns. Kay Kyser sent an orchestra which played from the terrace, ~ In Europe the Daniels’ party will spend most of the two months in Italy. Also sailing on the Elizabeth are Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes, 1321 N. Meridian 8t. They will start their tour in the Milano Lake district and then go to Florence and the Italian hill towns, Before returning to the States, the Barnes will stop at Inter- - locken, Lucerne and Paris,

Mr. ‘and Mrs, Kuhn Visit in Rome Already in Rome are Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Kuhn, 4103 N, Illinois 8t. Mr. and Mrs. J, Francis Huffman, 117 N. DeQuincy St., will fly the end of June for London and Paris. Among those whose summer plans are still in the tentative stage are Bertita and Jack Harding, 3545 Evergreen Ave. Mrs. Harding is planning a quick trip to Mexico before a summer expedition abroad with her husband. One of the most exciting summer trips will be made by Dr. and Mrs, Clarence B. LaDine, 4221 KE. 35th St. They will go later in the season to the St. Lucia Estates, Zululand, Africa. There they will be the guests of F. A. Mitchell-Hedges, internationally known explorer, Dr. LaDine met Mr. Mitchell-Hedges when he set up a hospital on the Mitchell-Hedges estate in Bouth England during the war. While abroad the LaDines will go to Lisbon, Madrid, Rome, Athens ~ and Cairo.

Mrs. Toffolo, Wanda to Sail in June Mrs. Louis Toffolo and her daughter, Wanda, 2000 E. 17th 8t,, will sail in June. Their European travels will be mainly in Germany and Italy. This week Miss Sally Butler, 3310 N. Meridian 8t., and Dr. Sarah D. Rosekrans; Neillsville, Wis, will cross on the Gripsholm, Their time will be spent in Finland, 8weden and Norway. Carolyn Crom was home from Northwestern this week-end to ‘help her mother, Mra. Raymond F, Crom, 333 Penway St., enter"tain In the Woodstock Club for Joan Boozer. Joan's marriage to Bil Elder will be May 25. Carolyn had as her house guest a Northwestern classmate, Barbara Thatcher, Swarthmore, Pa, Mrs. Donald N. Test is having & busy month. The Tests have moved into their new Brendonwood home, But they started living there before it was finished, What with carpenters, architects and their various helpers running around, Mrs, Test is finding it hard to make plans for the party she is giving May 2% in the Woodstock for Joan Boozer: The Tests' party will be for the bridal party and out-of-town guests,

Mrs. Herrington Brings Home Parisian Hat

Mrs, A. W. Herrington, 4400 Kessler Blvd, N, Drive, went to France and England early this spring with her husband, She didn't have much time for shopping. She was too intrigued seeing Paris, But she did come home with a Parisian hat. It is a simple Sark Bi blue one, Mrs. Herrington has been wearing it on a Just completed trip . to New York and Washington. Miss Jeannette Kane, 150 E. 16th St, and her mother, Mrs, Arthur W. Kane, Crawfordsville, are on a trip to San Juan, Puerto Cine the Virgin Islands, Kingston, Jamaica; Montego Bay and _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, 1789 N. Pennsylvania St. are _ back from a week's air trip to Kingston ind Tower Isle, With. them were Mr. and Mrs. John Woods, Ft. Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Little Rock, Ark.

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Meridian Hills Women Plan Luncheon-Bridge

Mesdames David Banfa, Donald F, Lafuze, Paul Summers and Norb Schaefer talk over plans for ‘the Meridian Hills Country C Club's ladies’ luncheon-bridge to be held May 17 in the club house,

Plan Picnic Saturday

Sorority Alumnae

the Woodstock Club for their daughter, Nancy Louise, and her flance, Charles William Symmes, will be one of the highlights of this week's bridal scene, The event, a bridal dinner, will be for members of the wedding party and the out-of-town guests, Miss McCown and Mr. Symmes willbe married at 4:30 p. m, Bat-| espe z urday in the McCown home, 5008 N. Meridian St.

Greene, Old Shelbyville Road, are, the parents of the engaged cou-! ple.

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~ o J Miss Marcia Elaine Wells will be honored with a brunch and

Miss Barbara Grant will be the maid of honor -and Miss Jo Ann

Set Final Meeting A 12:30 o'clock picnic Saturday afternoon will highlight the final meeting of the Indianapolis |Alumnae Chapter, Kappa Alpha Ralph O.

{Baur, Carme¢®, will be hostess. Mrs. Robert A. Claycombe,

Gallagher will be the bridesmaid. Joe M. Peasley will serve as the best man and John W. Meyer will be an usher.

shower Saturday by Miss Phyllis August, 3607 N. Sherman Drive. Miss Well's marriage to Richard Warren Hirschy, Ft. Wayne, will be at 630 p. m. June 12 in

Sweeney Chapel, Butler University. } Miss Mary Nichols, 4036 E. 62d 8t.,, is planning a silver shower for the future bride and Miss Beverly Grob, 2413 Baur Drive, will give a miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be.

Engagement Announced ss Jeanne Elsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond KElsey, Lebanon, and Robert L. Gayer, also of Lebanon, will be married at 3:30 p. m. May 29 in the First Baptist Church of Lebanon. Miss Louise Deer, Lebanon, will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Mrs, James L. Pauley, Lebanon, and Miss Sue O'Donley; Kirkwood, Mo. Donald Gayer, Martinsville, brother of the bridegroom, will be {the best man and the ushers will be William Elsey, Lebanon, brother of the future bride, and Robert Agan, Greencastle, Miss Elsey is a graduate of DePauw University and a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority, Mr. Gayer is a graduate of Indiana Business College, Kokame,

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Grider, 1321 B. Meridian St., announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Phyllis Ann, to James Edward Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Shea, Road.

Columbia Club Plans Party

Mrs. Charles W. Richardson and Mrs. Chantilla E. White are chairmen of the last ladies’ bridge party in the Columbia Club. There will be a May breakfast at 10:30 a. m, Wednesday preceding the play. - Hostesses for the event will be Mesdames L. L. Purdy, C. W. Henry, R. T. Mars, Roy F. Brock and L. F. Martin. Te. # ” _There will be an old-fashioned family style chicken dinner at the Indianapolis Country Club Wednesday night for members and their guests,

Association to See 2 Films on Blind

Two films, “Instructing Blind Workers on the Job” and “Employing Blind Workers in Industry,” will be shown by J. Chariton McLain at Tuesday's meeting of the Association of Personnel Women. It will be held at 5:45 p. m. in the Canary Cottage.

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chairman for the covered-dish luncheon, will be assisted by Mesdames Samuel Ashby, John D. Baker, Esther B. Cavanaugh, John W. Clark, David W. Ellis Jr., T. L. Riddick, Earl C, SchraGeorge Seldensticker Jr.

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Mrs. Andy Garrett, Drive, Woodruff Place,

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Irvington Quest Club Sets Luncheon Friday

There will be a white elephant sale and new officers will be in-

Bogardus 8. B. T vice president; Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly and Miss Jean Wells, corresponding and recording secretaries; Mrs, Robert E. | Pearcy, treasurer; Mrs. Silas C. Kivett Jr, editor, and Miss Dorothy Barrett, archivist and his-

Sen. Garrett to Go

876 W. state senator, will leave Thursday for YT.os Angeles. While there she will " lattend the international conveninter-

Garrett is dean of the organShe will also attend the inter-|g

national Women Lawyers’ Convention to be held in Los Angeles.

Mrs. Richard B. Miller, 3855

: “ W. R. Sides, Miss Bennett, /ed Today Rev. Vroom Officiates At Nuptial Ceremony The Emerson Avenue Baptist Church will be the scene at 2:30 p. m. today of Miss Barbara Bennett's marriage to Willlam R.' Bides. | The Rev. Peter Vroom will of! ficiate. The bride is the daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ben-| nett, 4822 E. Michigan 8t., and Mr, Sides is the son of Mr. and, {Mrs. Clair Sides, 4618 E. Washington St. Mrs. Edward Bennett Jr., sister-in-law of the bride, will be the matron of honor. Mrs. Evan WilHams will be the bridesmaid and Miss Nancy Bennett will be the junior bridesmaid. They will wear blue chiffon, Judy Eavs, South

Bend, will be the flower girl and Robert Page Jr. the ringbearer.

Lace Gown Selected The white Chantilly lace bridal gown will fall over white satin. The dress has a sheer yoke, lace bertha and satin band trim. The full hooped skirt falls into a cathedral length train. The bride’s two-tiered fingertip illusion veil will be held by a tiara of orange blossoms. She will carry a white Bible and white orchids and valley lilies. Jack Sides will be his brother's best man and the ushers ‘will be Henry Wollen Weber and Robert Gwynn, The reception will be in the church parlors. The couple will live in Elizabethton, Tenn. Mr. Sides attended Butler University.

Mrs. Burney Club Hostess

Phi Mu Alumnae To Meet Monday

Mrs. L. E. Burney, retiring president of the Indianapolis Phi Mu Alumnae Association, will be hostess in her home, 321 Blue Ridge Road, Monday, evening for the club meeting.

the Mesdames George Dougherty, Raymond Toler and John H. Blair, Miss Martha Landis and Miss Eleanor Beckman. Mrs. Burney will install the following new omficers; Mrs. Calvin Strouse, president; Miss. Jean Carpenter, vice president; Mrs. Dougherty and Mrs. Thomas Maillard, recording and corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Henry, treasurer; Mrs. R. 8. Hiatt, Panhellenic delegate, and Mrs. Glenn Conway, alternate delegate. Reports on the recent district convention in Clifty Falls Inn will be given by Mrs. William B. Wilcox and Mrs. Strouse.

Assisting the hostess will be

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Wed in Church Ceremony

the bride of Everett A. Roberson Jr. in a 7:30 o'clock ceremony

"| 1ast night in St. Mark’s Methodist

Church. The Rev. Vernon A. Lallament read the vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred®Shockency; 555 N. Lyons Ave. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, 1419 Winfield Ave. | Mrs. Walter Prosser, sister of the bridegroom, was the matron

of honor. She wore § green organdy frock with a. matehivg Jie. pie‘ture hat. The bridesmaids, Miss Betty Brooks and Mrs. Robert Switzer, wore pink organdy and matching | hats. | _ The attendants,

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