Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1949 — Page 24

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SUNDAY, SEPT. 11, 1040

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

Copitel Capers ~~ Mayflower Hotel | Official Rendezvous Of ‘Fast Buck™ Set

Luncheon at This Establishment Costs Enough to Warrant Big Expense Account By ELISE MORROW WASHINGTON, Sept. 10—It is hard to escape the feeling that this is just about the best time in the history of American civilization to study the record of the county courthouse politician. This record, as a matter of fact, is neither important nor |

worthy of condemnation or praise when it is confined to the county courthouse. However, it has become a national issue, Lawrence Wood Robert Jr., a wealthy contractor who once was secretary of the Democratic National Committee (1936-1040), | * summed up the situation this week | with devastating, if unconscious, ac- |

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| curacy. As he walked along the corridor | which separates the Mayflower |

Lounge, rendezvous of the feather. | hatted and feather-headed set, from the Mayflower's Presidential dining | room, rendezvous among others, of | the Washington fast-buck set, Mr, || Robert said: “Shall we eat with the. five percenters in the main dining room, or the Chanel Number Fivers in the Lounge?” It is not the fault of the Mayflower Hotel that it happens to be the most fashionable hostelry in Washington. | It is true, however, that a luncheon at this establishment, or a dinner, Will certainly cost enough 16- warrant the most preposterous expense account; particularly if it is tied up with sufficiently important people. Buch romancings could become matters of senatorial interest.

Not sc long ago, an elegant, over-wealthy, overly-snohbish family invited friends to a party. There was, because of recent events, much discussion of the social future which this woman might accomplish. She was more than equal to the problem, “I will take care of that” ~— : she said. “I will issue invita. tions which will Tover the whole situation. They will say, ‘Mr. and Mrs. S8o-and-8o are invited . + «» for the usual reasons . . .' and they will be certain to be all dressed up and on time for the Life photographers.”

Ideal Qualifications

To quote a recent Washing- * ton column, here are the ideal qualifigations for a young Royalist: “She speaks several ) , including English, of course, and she speaks that flawlessly. She learned English diction when a young girl from the same English teacher Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose had. Always studying something new, she has even gone in for flying lessons. On top of all that, the _- polished Teresa has worked "every other day in a New York hospital doing the unpleasant and thankless tasks that fall to the lot of a nurse's ald.” Betsy Goodloe Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Porter (he was formerly head of OPA) is on the verge of coming out, and the official event ' will occur on Dec. 26, at the Suigrave Club. On the same Mrs, Tom Connally, wife of the ..dats, Miss Judith Waldrop, Senator from Texas, in a quandaughter of Mr, “and "MrE "gary. Bhe is not sure whethér Frank 'C. Waldrop, will join she should now release for pub-

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Elise Morrow

“The trouble. with Daddy on Sunday,” she sald, “is that that's his Martini-drinking day.” Senator's Wives Cheerful Unable to reform the Senate of the United States, which seems determined to meet indefinitely, Senators’ wives have adopted a policy of cheerful inevitability. Mrs. Guy M. Gillette, wife of the Senator from lowa, has devoted two days each week to assisting the Red Cross with its blood bank. In her spare time; .she has crocheted afghans and, as a matter fact, has completed three of them this summer. Mrs. James P. Kem, wife of the Senator from Missouri, has decided for some odd reason to steer her daughter Evelyn, better known as “Kiki” into a journalistic career. Miss Gene Douglas, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Paul 8. Douglas of Illinois begins a new school term in Washington, as does Miss Partricia Capehart, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Homer Capehart of Indiana, | who bas just toured New York state and Canada. The recent hot spell has left

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debutantes, one of the current crop. not long ago, threw in a

bright word about her father. Better save them.

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Needlework Guild will be the subject of the group's meeting at 2

p. m, Wednesday. The session will articles collected by the guild in

will preside. The “in-gathering” is patrick and Mark W. Panborn.

scheduled for Oct. 17, 18 and 19 ESOT at the Church of the Advent. Gar- Open Fall Meetings Jauis 454 hotsencid linens are Ble first fall meeting of Alpha eta Latrelan will be held at Mrs. Marguerite Clark of the 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in ths home Mayer Neighborhood House and of Mrs. George Perry, 2035 ParkMra. Charles A. Miller “of the'er Ave. ; -

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gelical and Reformed Church will unite Miss Virginia Miriam White St. Tuesday. and Robert FF. Williams. | Miss Mary G. White, the bride's sister, will be the maid of honor. She will wear a marquiset gown of orchid. Lebanon; Miss Helen McCoury and Miss Jean Rodger, bridesmaids; will be in yellow,-green and blue Te marquiset . and baskets of flowers to match their dresses. Wwilllam Howe will be best man. William Pattison, Clark and Ralph Hall as ushers,

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The bride will wear a gown of Ww. Krueger will exchange vows white marquiset with a square at 2:30 p. m. today in the home neckline, fitted basque and full or the bride's parents, Mr. and shirred skirt with a chapel train. Mrs, Arthur. B. Lester, 1153 Knox A white nylon vell edged In lace gt, {will fall from a tiara of valley gre Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krueger {lilles. Bhe will carry a bouquet of of Mobile, Ala. {white roses and carnations. After the reception in the the Fountain Square Christian

church, the couple will leave for Church will officiate at the Chicago. The bride will travel in double-ring ceremony. . a blue crepe ensemble with black, Miss Patricia Kruse, maid of

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| She has attended Jordan Col-(With a square neckline. lege and the bridegroom attended bodice is accented with tiny but-

{Butler University. Parents of the couple are Mrs. Clara White, 458°'W, 31st St. and | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, 5950 iUniversity Ave. i

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it orel lations. y mittee on Foreign Relations. organization for women in educa- fi, zertip —{llusion veil will fall (tion, will open its activities for from a band of seed pearls. Her the season with a 6 p. m. “pitch- prayer book will be topped with a in" dinner tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Alfred A. Trefz, 953 N. : ’ | The annual “in-gathering” of Wheeler City Rescue Mission will| , © “man and the bride's brothers, Miss Betty Peterson will preside be ushers. at the encies which received the 9866 agencies av : Theodore Pence will present the ception the couple will leave for year's program.

be held in the 38th St. Branch of 1948. Russel . = iol the Merchants National Bank. Tea will be served by Mrs. R. R. to rons iscuss her recent trip ing costume will be a toast colScott whairman. assisted. by Me o Guatemala _and show a movie ored suit with black accessories . Seventy-eight section presidents * » Tol o Asa a. Y MeS- of the country. They will be at home later in b will attend. Mrs. Herbert Mertz dames W. R. Evans, Edward Fitz- = pqsistant hostesses will. be the month In Winthrop Harbor

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To Be Bridegroom Times Slate Servies GLENWOOD, Ind, Sept. 10— Vows uniting Miss Vivian Eileen Cherry and John Francis Hay“mond Will be read at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Glenwood Methodist Church, The Rev, Edward Richards will officiate. ughter, of

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bride is the da e Mr. and Mrs. L. ¥. Cherry, Glenwood, and the bridegroom is the {son of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Haymond, Waldron, Mesdames Donald Smith, Hollis Fulton and Eugene Cherry Jwill be the bridal attendants. They will wear orchid. satin and |marquiset frocks, Virginia Ful{ton is to be the flowergirl. | The best man will be Dr. Jo- _ (seph Haymond and the ushers {will be Francis L. Cherry and {Eugene Cherry. Miss Cherry will wear an ice {blue satin gown accented with \ {lace, Her fingertip illusion veil | : : " - {falls from a beaded tiara and she

Mrs. John Masters models a gown she will wear in the fashion shows, Sept. 21 and 22, in Block's sponsored by the Women's Committee, Indiana State Symphony

|chid center. i After a reception in the home (of the bride's parents the couple will leave for a trip East. They will be at home in Waldron after

right}-are—committes— —in-charge. Miss Florence A. Murphy (right) is fashion co-ordinator Indiana University.

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Rev. C. o Sitler fo Officiate | Mrs, J. F. Franklin will be lon Fraternity Auxiliary will be

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hostess for a meeting of the entertained at a 12:30 p. m. ontay Nr Homans SS SAR Tay 7 Ar A 4:30 oclock wedding this afternoon In the Immanuel Evan-{CIub in her home, 2011 W. 60th yrs C. L. Hoshaw will be the assistant hostess.

The Rev. C. E, Bitler will officiate. }

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{tons down the front and the full {floor length skirt is tied with a crushed cummerbund. The brides- § . imaid, Miss Lois Wick, will wear {a gown of sea green satin in the {same style,

white satin will bs fashioned with

her sister debutantes In the jjpation her memairs, or whethshowcase, . er she should save them for a a molded bodice accented with Talking about. Washington later date. Her husband is The Alpha Chapter, Sigma a sheer yoke outlined and trimmed § « - chairman .of the Senate Com- Delta Pi Sorority, professional with seed pearls. ‘The full skirt

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Robert and Kenneth’ Lester, will

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Ruth Mae Bixler and Kenenth Eugene B. Love officiated at the ‘double:ring

Hoffmann. The Rev, John ceremony. : . Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. 8. East St., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoffmann, Attendin, were Ss. y r+ § Ihe Dias were Mrs loenten with a ‘pointed embrol\honor, and Miss Jane Humphrey, dered alericon bertha, The long Miss .Almarie Hoffman, Mrs. sleeves extended into bridal Frank D. Bixler and Mrs. George points. The full skirt highlighted 'M. Bixler Jr., bridesmaids. Miss With alencon lace cascaded from Linda Lou Elbrecht was the flow-|& peplum effect over the hips into |ergirl. on ; la cathedral train. An imported | The matron of honor's gown lllusion full length veil fell from . of gold brocade satin was made 3 matching satin half-hat. The - ¢ 'with a fitted bodice and romance bride carried a cascade bouquet neckliné piped in matching vel-|of white flowers. : vet. She wore a velvet headdress.| A reception was held in the {The bridesmaids’ dresses were of {Indianapolis Athletic Club. The the same style and the flower couple are on a wedding trip to girl's gown was of white taffeta Canada. The bride traveled in trimmed with lace. a British samek gabardine toWillams Adams was the best bac brown suit with a matching man, Ushers included Richard feather cloche bonnet and acces|Deer, Vernon Elbrecht, George sories. . They will be at home at IM. Bixler Jr. and Frank D. Bix- 918 Lawrence Ave. ’ ler. Carl George Meadows was Mrs. Hoffman was graduated ringbearer, from Tudor Hall School and Ste The bridal gown of catoir satin|phens College. She attended Bute. S was fashioned along princess ler University, The bridegroom lines. The sheer yoke was ac-|attended Purdue University,

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| Times State Serviee ice blue, yellow and | COLUMBUS, Ind, Sept. 10—Awhite. reception in the Christian Church. John Thackery of Greensburg ‘here will follow the 2:30 p. m. in be the best man. Clinton ker, Greensburg, and Earl wedding tomorrow of Miss Mar- ue ljorie M. Haymaker, daughter of Dean Haymaker, brothers of the

couple, will be ushers, Maurice pars. Zuo HAY maney; 38d Owen | Dale Haymaker and Shirley Renea

f : I Wiete, New Point, nephews of the~ wv eh ors Rew Fomt, Dr. T. couple, will’ serve as ringbearers, Miss June Haymaker, sister of, The bride’s gown of white the bride, will be the maid of chantilly lace is fashioned with honor. Miss Barbara Land and cathedral train. Her silk veil ‘Mrs. James Luse will be brides- Will be edged in chantilly lace. maids and Sandra Lee Price,| After a trip west to 8, Dakota, flowergirl,. They will wear pique Colorado and New Mexico, the floor length gowns in dusty pink, couple will live in New Point.

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