Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1949 — Page 28
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- ToBeWed in Church Rite Kelly-Richardson ~ Ceremony Today
Jack W. Kelly will be married at 2:30 p. m. today in the North Methodist Church. Dr. Dallas Browning will officiate. Mrs. G. B. Johnson, matron of honor, and Miss Susie Smolenski, maid of henor, will wear frocks of green taffeta with off-the-shoulder effects and edged with eyelet ruffles. Full marquiset skirts will fall over the taffeta. They are accented with polonaise drape and streamers down the backs. The bridesmaids, who will wear similar dresses, will be Mrs, Richard McLaughlin, N. Y., and Misses Janis Foster, Jo Ann Welling and Jeane Ann Mussman.
will carry crescent hand arrangements of stephanotis, feathered carnations, amazonica lilies and rosebuds, all in pink. The bridesmaids’ ray bouquets will be pink carnations, stephanotis and fleur d'amour,
Bride Selects Satin
The sheer yoke of the candlelight satin bridal gown is outlined
skirt is fashioned with a peplum and formal length train.
roses, with imported 3
man and the ushers Charles Richardson, the bride; Dick
menstein and J. B, Graves.
suit with pink accessories.
bride.
Fraternity member.
Miss Copsey Will Be Wed
Mrs. Hugh W. Copsey, Stop 8 Road, announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Mary . Elizabeth, to Ralph R. Kissling, son of Mr, and Mrs. George H, Eikgitng 5 1am Hanna Ave. The will be June 17/4n the Center Methodist Church: /Dr.
the Rev. Golden Northern, minis-
uated from Indian June. Mr. Kissl diana University,
Party at Club
University in
eighth grade at Nora.
Miss Charlene Richardson and
Buffalo, | |
The matron and maid of honor
in Chantilly lace. The full hooped
The bride's two-tiered fingertip veil of French eandlelight illusion is attached to a satin headband encrusted with seed pearls. She will
sarry sweing ents ot wie [ny Personal Vein—
orchids d .and orange at entwined
James Miles ’ be the best will be brother of Cosgrove, Bill Lesch, Jack Stauch, ‘Kenny Tir-
The reception will be in the Columbia Club. For her wedding trip the bride will wear a beige
The couple will live at 1733 N. Meridian St. Mr. Kelly is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan A. Kelly, 6140 Winthrop Ave,, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson, 1512 is Ne Meridian 8t., are the parents
Ui . Kelly is a graduate of Butfer University and is a Sigma Nu
Merrill B. McFall, pastor the . » First Methodist Church, Blooi-| Africa Trip to Follow Canada Jaunt ington, will officiate, assisted by Mr. and Mrs, Charles C. Martin will leave in June for Gaspe,
hed > the Center / Methodist) traveler, always arranges several trips at once. After the six ob ! fut weeks’ jaunt to the Northeast, she expects to work on the details future bride will be grad-| of an excursion to Casablanca and into the interfor of Africa.
attended In-
Donald M. Ream entertained yesterday noon in the Meridian Hills Country Club with a luncheon for her daughter, Anne. Anne and her 40 guests are all being graduated from the
New officers of the Players were elected last night at the group's annual dinner-dance in the Woodstock Club. They are (left to right) Ralph W. Lieber, president; Miss Sysannah Milner, secretary: David V. Burns, treasurer, and Mrs. Paul Starrett, vice president. Porcelain statuettes of olling players were awarded to.four members in recognition of outstanding work. Receiving the "Oscars" were Mrs, Maxwell Coppock, best performance of an actress; George Fotheringham, best performance of an actor; Miss Milner, best novice performance, and Mrs, C. L Kirk Jr., best direction. ¥
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.
Local Couple Players Elect Officers At Dinner-Dance
Wedding Trip Follows
Ceremony
John Merritt Weds
Miss Joan Pile Mr. and Mrs, John William Merritt are on a wedding trip to! Chicago following their marriage at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The bride is the former Miss, Joan Louise Pile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Pile, 5127 Ken-| wood Ave. Mr. Merritt is the son! of Mr. and Mrs, Harold W. Mer-| ritt, 5136 Kenwood Ave. | The Rev. William Burrows officlated. Miss Betty Sue Perry, Shelbyville, was the maid of hon-| or, She wore wild cherry mar-|
_quiset . over taffeta.
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The dresses of the bridesmaids, Misses Marian Merritt, Charlene Buttz, Sharon Wells and Mary Beth Shultz, were fashioned like that of the maid of honor. Donna Jean Merritt, the flower girl, wore dawn pink marquiset and carried a basket of pink tulle filled with rose petals,
The bride was gowned in white starched lace over satin. The molded bodice was accented with a miniature pointed collar. James Warner Merritt was the best man. The ushers were Dr. Warren C. Hansen, Milwaukee, Wis.; Stanley Spilman, Rushville, James Bartlett, Reid Heassler,
James Hoover and Neal Randolph.
Party Held at Hillcrest
Mrs, Fletcher Brown and Mrs. Walter L. Smith doing a song and dance routine at the Old Heidelberg party in the Hillcrest, Country Club last night.
SUNDAY, MAY, 15, 1049
Marott Hotel To Be Scene
Of Wedding
Blickman-Sachs J
Ceremony Today Dr. Morris Feuerlicht, rabbi
Hebrew Congregation, will offi-
| ciate at the noon
marriage of Miss Thelma Toby Sachs and Sol Blickman, The ceremony will be read in the Marott Hotel. * Miss Betty Sachs will be her sister's maid of honor and Miss Toby Lee Maidenberg, Marion, will be the junior bridesmaid. Dorothy Toby Dobrow, Muncie, will be the flowergirl. They will wear pink, yellow and blue pique with sweetheart pecklines, lace trim, and ballerina length skirts. The white’ pique ballerina length dress of the bride has a three-tiered imported lace overskirt. Her illusion veil will be caught with white rpsebuds. She will wear a white orchid corsage and carry a white Bible,
Breakfast to Follow
Jerome Blickman, brother of the bridegroom, will be the best man. Arthur Sacks, brother of the bride, will be the usher. The wedding breakfast and reception will be in the Marott. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sachs, 5445 N. Meridian St, and Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Blickman, 5601 Washington Blvd, are the pare ents of the bridegroom.
. By MARJORIE TURK COME LATE SPRING and the local riders are following the steeplechase circuit. This week-end they went to Nashville, Tenn., for the Iroquois race. Mrs. John B.. Stokely traveled to Tennessee to see her son-in-law, Austin Brown, ride in the chase and have a visit with their daughter, Sally. The Browns are living in Tryon, N. C, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Woodard and Cornelius Alig Jr. are in Nashville. Also in Nashville are Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Alig and Mr. and Mrs. Burford Danner. The Jack Brandts are attending the Iroquois race. Mr, Brandt is president of the Royalton Steeplechase which will be run here June 11. Seeing the race were Louis Schwitzer Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwitzer Jr. and Mr, and Mrs. Gale R, Fletcher,
Mrs. Ruckelshaus Returns from Aiken Mrs. ‘Conrad Ruckelshaus is back from wintering in Afken, 8. C. She spent most of her time there riding. She attended the Maryland Hunt Club Steeplechase with her husband on the way back to Indianapolis. Now Mrs. Ruckelshaus is busy planning for the Royalton event, She is head of the entertainment committee which will arrange parties for the out-of-town riders. After the steeplechase season the Ruckelshaus will go to si Mich. Their guests at the lake will be Mrs, Ruckel-
aha ' brother and sister, John and Barbara Hasler, Old WestThe Easley Blackwoods will leave in June for Alabama, ey will visit Mrs. Blackwood’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. T, Overall, in Burlingham, and Mr. Blackwood's mother and sister, Mrs. E. J. Blackwood and Mrs. W. R. Trapp, in Tuscumbia on Lake Wilson. Easley Jr. will go with them. Also on the summer schedule for the Blackwoods is a western trip to Yellowstone. : *
Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia. Mrs. Martin, who is a veteran
Mrs, Neva C. McCoy returned this week from Germany. She was the guest in Heidelberg of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eddleman. The Eddelmans, formerly of Indianapolis, are with the occupation government in Germany. While abroad, Mrs, McCoy also saw Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burgess, who are living in Efflinger, Germany, The Burgesses are another Indianapolis couple who are working with the U. 8, government. Mrs. McCoy took a week-end trip to Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps and spent Easter in Paris. She motored to Lucerne and was in Holland for Bulb Sunday--the day when the tulips, hyacinths and narcissi are at their best.
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