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“The Bridal Scene—
Give Dinner In Honor Of. Daughter
A. D. Langes Will Entertain Thursday
A bridal dinner and the announcement of another bride-to-he's attendants highlight today's bridal news. Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Lange will entertain with a bridal dinner Thursday night in honor of their
daughter, Patricia, and her fiance,
Allan Reinking.
Miss Lange and Mr, Reinking will be married Friday in the| McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Pres-| byterian Church The party will be in the ot. ficers' Mess, Naval Armory. The mantel will be decorat with,
magnolia and pak leaves, chrys-| anthemums and dahlias. The| bridal table will have a candle arrangement, light fall flowers and dahlias, Guests will include Mrs. Morris D. Reinking, Terre Haute, mother of tha prospective bridegroom; Dr. Alexander M. Tuthill, Phoenix, Ariz, grandfather of the bride-to-be; Mr. and Mra. Arthur ©. Reinking, Oaklyn, N. J, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom-to-be; ; Gee, Cleveland; Overton Ww. Pendergast Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Fread, Terre Haute, and Jack Teetor, Hagettown, Others at the will be Messrs. and Mesdames Chapman F. Root, Maxwell V, Bailey and Robert E. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Seaton, Misses Mary Frances Dittrich, Peggy Yockey and Nancy Novak, Alexander T. Lange, Andrew Thompson and Tim McAlister.
Complete Plans
Miss Natalie Ann Griener and Homer P, Riddell have completed The
plans for. their marriage.
couple will exchange vows at 4:30
p. m. Nov. 26 in St. Paul's Eplscopal Church, "The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E Griener, 7210 N. Pennsylvania St, and Mrs. Homer P, Riddell, 119 E. Westfield Blvd, is the mother of the prospective bridegroom. Miss Nancy Hare, Noblesville, ‘will be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Marilyn Palinskee, Kankakee, Ill; Mrs. Fanchon Riddell, Miss Marni Dietrich and Miss Rosalyn Crabb. Robert C. Riddell will be his = brother's best man. The ushers will be Harry and Thomas Riddell, Edmond H. Murphy and James 8. Ross. Susan Riddell wit be the flowergirl. = The reception will be in the Highland Golf and Houmey Club. » » Miss Patricia Mambmeler and ry Alexander will be married at p. m, Oct. 14 In St. Peter’ Lutheran Church. . : The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Maschmeier, 741° N. Bradley Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Alex-|ficia alae, 2514 N. Haring St, are Jareuis of the prospective bridegroom
Club Will Honer Mrs. Robert Renick
Mrs. Robert Renick, president of the Alpha Beta Latrelan Club, will be honored at a luncheon of the group tomorrow, It will be at ip m. in the Highland Country ub
Mrs. Karl Stegemeler, hostess,
will be assisted by Mrs. Malcolm |
Campbell
and Mrs, Mitchell, :
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Betty Moore To Be Bride
Will Be Wed to ‘Herbert Dearholt
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Moore 8r., 2217 Brookside Parkway, N, Drive, announce the approaching of thelr daughter, Betty and Jane, to Herbert E. Dearholt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dearholt, 318 8. Holmes Ave. The wedding will be at 2:30
Street Methodist. Church. The Bey. Shas R. wioImes will of-
Iaton of HapoF Mrs. George F. Moore Jr. sls-ter-in-law of the future bride, will be the matron of honor, The bridesmaids will be Mrs, Carl Pohler and Miss Bue Moore, also sisters of the bride-to-be. Tonight Miss Phoebe Comer, 1133 N. Grant Ave. will entertain for Miss Moore with a din ner and miscellaneous shower, The hostess will be assisted by Miss Irene Noble,
Arthur Browns Honor, Visitor
Mrs. "Lawrence T Collingswood, N. J. |ored with an Informal open house |
LaPatka, was hon-
p. m. Oct. 22 in the East Tenth}
2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIME PAGFE.4- MONDAY, SEPT. 25,
Photo by Bob Wallace, Times Staff Photographer,
ICHAEL O'KEEFE spends his ‘playtime as a gun-toting cowboy ambushing Ta from behind the living room furniture of his home at 4032 Broadway. Mike, 5! in the first grade at St. Joan of Arc. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence O’ Keele
Ski-Hi Club 5: Officers,
|Sponsors Bowling League
New officers of the BSki-H! Misses Phyllis gue Mari-|
Club, composed of women five! jane Ahlering and Mary Cath-
eet Hing inches i ole: rine Schott, welfare; Misses Lois
Craft’ is presi: McKinley, Mary Ann Renard and dent. Marilyn Thomas, philanthropic; Other officers Misses Jean Giddons, Marjorip are, Miss Janice Fuller and Teresa Smith, audit-| Battreall, vice ing, and Mrs. Charles Fernald, president; Miss Miss Earnestine Simons and Miss/ Marie Dahlen, Mary Adams, publicity. secretary, and! E Miss Nancybowling ‘league. Children from Wagner, ., _treas-ithe Communal Center, Christaurer. ay more House, Mayer Neighborhood Commit House, Catholic Charities and tee members ap-| {Indianapolis Orphan Home have pointed are Mrs. [been invited to be members of C: D. Harrell, [the league. Miss Jennie Placek and Miss, The children will bow! on SatDorothy Davis, membership; urday mornings in the Fountain Misses, Mary Shannon, Betty Square Alleys. Miss Mary Adams Noonan and Sherrill Woodcock,|is chairman of the junior bowling program. {league conmimittee.
Butler Girls Bridge Tournament To Serve Tea | inners Named |
Ralph Ittenbach, Dr. Lyman R. Freshman coeds at Butler Un
Mrs, Craft
| Zan V. R. Rupp and O, K. Fraustein won the Joseph E. versity will be entertained at a cain Trophy and the city Pe tea at 3 p. m, Wednesday after pjonship Saturday in the Hotel noon. The event is sponsored by Lincoln. The annual team of four
NEW DELHI —The Woman's yesterday in the home of her|the Welwyn Club and the Pi Ep- tournament was sponsored by the
Home In Lahore, Pakistan, re- brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and silon Phi Sorority, home econom-
ports that between January, 1948, and Aptil, 1949, it received from
East Punjab 9280. abducted wom-!*
en and’ children of whom 0088 have been restored fo their reltives.
For the Day That Lives Forever
Diamonds Are Also for Weddings—Anniversaries—Birthdays
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Deferred Payments—No Carrying Charge
Charles Maye:
(Mrs. Arthur R. Brown, 4716 N.| (Caroline Ave. She is visiting here for a week with her children, Judy and Larry Jr. Mps. LaPatka was Miss Rosemary Stephens of this city
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Indianapolis Bridge Association. Second place honors were won lcs honorary groups. {by Thomas Mahaffey Jr. Bert Assisting Miss Hattie gren, head of the Butler Home H. Thompson. Three teams tied Economics Department, will be/for third place. They were M. Miss Greta Peterson, president of Stanley McComas Jr., R. W, Lee, Pt Epsilon Phi, and Miss Peggy Jerome Jacobs and Lawrence | Rathert, president of Welwyn. - |Welch; Dr. “James Leeds, Sidney| Miss Priscilla McLaughlin and Kasle, Marie Robb and Paul| Miss Gunhilde Dudziak, social Thompson and Robert -Wood,| chairmen of the two organiza- John Lynn, Charles Rowe and tions, will pour. Following the Jack O'Keefe. tea the freshmen will be taken on| Sixty matches were played. of a tour of the hdme economics these the winning team won-37'3 department. | second, 35%, and third, 35.
Getting Ready for Dinner Meeting of DAR Committee
Getfing all set for the annual dinner meeting sponsored by the Golden Wheel Committee, Caroline Scott Harrison DAR | | Chapter, are Mrs. J. E. Heubi and Mrs. Paul Waters, two com-
| mittee members.: The 6:30 p, m. event Thursday in the chapter house will be for chiptar members. Business and‘ professional. women will be honor guests. Mudge Lloyd D. Cleyeomsis will be | the speaker,
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“| PEO Chapter
The club is sponsoring a junior)
Lund- Shideler, Ross Campbell and M.|
Club will Plan Fall Project
To Hear Talk
Prominent in the sorority news, this week is the meeting of the | Delta Club, Kappa Kapps
| Pennayivania St. There will be a covered dish
supper at 6:30 p. m. Plans will {be discussed
for a fall project.
Chapter AM, PEO Sisterhood, {will meet at 8 p, m. tomorrow In
the home of Mrs. E. G! Hinshaw, |
6152 Park Ave. Mr. Hinshaw will| |speak on “Number Please."
The Phi Beta Psi Sorority will
{meet tomorrow in the East New York St. Branch, Indiana Na-/ tional Bank.
{| Formal initiation service of the| | Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta {Surority, will be held in the home lof Miss Ruth Miles, 1139 McDou-| gal Bt, Mrs. Murray Slaughter will be initiated. Mrs. Walter B. Bellville, | president, will conduct the ceremony assisted by Mrs. Sheldon Cox.
Ann. Wagner To Be Bride
Catholic Wedding Set for Oct. 15
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernest Wagner, 5761 Central Ave, announce the approaching marriage] of their daughter, Ann, to John Weyman Ely, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Jahn McClelland Ely, 3M, Central Ave.
The wedding will be Oct. 15 in| the Immaculate Heart of ‘Mary Catholic Church. The reception will be in the Wagner home. Miss Ellen Wagner- will -be her sister's maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Kathryn Ely, sister of the prospective bridegroom, and Miss Caroline Wagner, sister of the bride-to-be. :
Alvin H. Barrows will be the
~— best man and the ushers will be
Charles G. Wagner, brother of the future bride, and Richdrd A. Lancet. - Mrs. Clyde Bowers, Bloomington, and Mrs, Hugh E. Reynolds, 4148 Ruckle St., entertained releently with a miscellaneous shower for iss Wagner. The party, was in the Reynolds home. ’ The future bride is a graduate lof Ladywood Schoel and Trinity |College, Washington. Mr. Ely is a Purdue University graduate and is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.
We, the Women—
Others' Faults
Easy to See
Most of Us Consider
Ourselves ‘Average’
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer A PSYCHOLOGY professor at the University of California at Los Angeles is amazed over the results of a recent test he gave; his students, which brought to light the fact that the students thought of them- | selves as “average” but rated other students as “maladjusted.” Well, type
if he test on Mr.
tries the same and Mrs.
America he'll probably discover |
that most of them harbor a whole set of similar convictions.
| Mr. and Mrs. America are firmly convinced they spend their income wisely. But just get ‘em started on their friends and neighbors. They're always | making mistakes, and why they paid so much for such-and-such Mr. and Mrs. America will never be able to understand. Mr. and Mrs. A. also think | they're pretty happy. But they aren't so sure about their friends. They can't figure out why some of them married each other in the first place. And they can't figure out how the others put up with each other. And when they hear that the Joneses are getting a divorce, they “aren't a bit surprised.” . . » AND TAKE their kids. Mr. and Mrs. A. think they've done a pretty good job of bringing up their own. But they could sure tell the neighbors on both the right and left and across the street a thing or twe, When they start a sentence beginning “What that kid needs” you can be sure that kid belongs to somebody else And so it goes. student who thinks he's average but is convinced the other students in the-class are maladjusted for one reason or another isn't any funnier than the rest of ys We're “all sure : that we're doing the best we can--and always wondering why the other fellow can't see the mistakes he's making. But at least it gives us something to talk about.
Olive R. Goldman
Speaks at Luncheon
Mrs. Olive R: Goldman of Ur-| bana, III, dpoke today at the {luncheon of the Women's Divisidn| lof the Democratic State Central! Committee. The event in the Llaypopl Hotel Riley Room was ollawed by a tea in the Gover-| nor's Mansion. Mrs. Ruby Wire.
Kokomo, Indiana vice Chairman,
presided. Mrs, Goodman is serving as [consultant in the Department of Interior as special assistant in the division of territories. congressional’ candidate at the, Ipeuieratic conventions In Ade, |and 1948, vo
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fall fashions. It's used for complete costumes...
ELVET, 80 LONG associated with the robes of royalty; is zoally reigning over
for accessories . . . even for. | “Here it is used to accent the pleated flounce and cuffs
of a sheer black wool dress. The flounce gives hemline flare to the New Yorkdesigned frock. Silhouet slimness is- emp hasized by the way the: sleeves are cut in one with the bodice. The frock (about $60) will be at Raymond Cooper's soon.
Teen Problems—
By JEAN GOSSIP is supposed to be a feminine trait. But don’t let it fool you. Boys can be worse gossips than gals—oh, definitely. We're talking about the kiss-and-tell guys. They're bad news, aren't they? Yes, itis a fact that certain teen boys like to boast of their successes. If one of these char-
her: kisses and caresses, he's bound to spread the word. Even moderately right guys ‘are guilty sometimes. Not your One and Only, we hope. Not your best and oldest pal. But plenty of other fellows—especially new acquaintances who don't know you and your fam-
ily. ns . ~ YOU SEE, men are expected to show slightly wolfish tendencies; women get talked about for free and easy ways. No matter how modern and up-to-date we are, we can't get away from this age-old standard. S80, gals, be smart, Don’t he lavish with your lovin’, unless you're prepared to take the consequences, A reputation for
‘curb your masculine bragga- | docio. After all, kiss-and-tell is gossip—as old-womanish as chit-chat at a Ladies’ Sewing “Circle.
‘Parliament Line-Up TEL AVIV—There are 12 women in the Israeli Parliament.
Boys Can Be Worst Gossips
acters finds a girl free with
petting is easy to earn and | | hard to live down. | And, guys, please. Try to
Miss Maple To Be Wed
Nuptials Set For Dec. 2
Miss Martha. I.*Maple will be maid of hodor for the marriage of her sister, Miss Wanita Maple, 2216 N. Meridian’ St. The future bride and Dr. Frederick F. Davis )| {will be married at 7:30 p. m. Dec. i |2 in the Sharpsville Methodist Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Audley V. Maple, Sharpsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Davis, Jewell, Ia., are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. The bridesmaids will be Miss Phyllis Jackson, Ontario, and Miss Maxine Sarles. Kenneth Davis will be his brother's best man.
Oldenburg Alumnae Homecoming Oct. 8-9
The annual homecoming for the
Don't Add New Feathers to Old
Patches of new material on an {old dress won't make it a new, up-{to-date model. Neither will a few {new feathers in an old pillow {make . it comfortable and like new again. | The new feathers will be lost
nae Association is to be Oct. 8 and 9 at the. Immaculate Conception Academy, Oldenburg. Miss Charlotte Teaney, Aurora, will preside. There will be an
. ) election of officers. The class of In the mass of old; wornout and 1924 will celebrate its 25th anni-
lifeless feathers, which are no longer able to support the head versary. Ve, and neck comfortably. | -
m———— or Many Blooms Get Cabinet Jobs |
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