Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1949 — Page 21

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pberry cel and the altar will be marked! with red leaves and ivory flowers. The bride will wear candlelight slipper satin with Fae de ange! lace. The gown has a fi basque highlighted with § neckline and long sleeves. % i full hooped skirt is caught in ¢ back with a satin bow and falls into a formal court train, The two-tiered fingertip veil of imported illusion will fall from an heirloom lace and candlelight satin tiara. Mrs, Frederick Piel III, Dan-| ville, sister of the bride, will be the matron of honor. The brides-| maids-will be Miss Mary Roberts, | ; - Chicago; Mrs. William E. Metz-| ® ger Jr. and Mrs. Richard Clem-| ens Vonnegut.

Trip to Washington

They will be in amethyst satin! frocks. The folded collars make a cowl effect. The full skirts are also accented with folds. M. M. Dowds, Weymouth, Mass. will be his brother's best man. The ushers will be Fred B. Car-| lisle 'Jr.,, Chicago; Richard B.| Pelles), Oak Park, Ill; Joseph Reilly, Brideport, Conn., and John Cohee, The reception will be in the church. For her wedding trip to Washington the bride will wear a

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» Miss Kadel and Mr. Dowds are| mye grade school set is turning out for the first fall production Special Events

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graduates of DePauw University. The juniors are presenting “Heidi.” . Woman's Rotary Club groom is affiliated with the Deita and one Sunday. Kadel, 5131 Washington Blvd, Cleary and Connie and Roy Me- (ing special programs next week is couple. her birthday by taking a party Lautzenhiser, Judy Hamaker and There will be a business meetMcLaughlin, and ©f Buddy Culler will be Bobby 6:30 p.m. Mrs. James V. Cravens, Mary Allen will also celebrate j,,;3h Barnes will entertain Janna, Ww dd; N | lish Avenue Boys .Club will meet edding Nov, Georgianna Adams, Karen Wel- Becky and Frank Teague, Ann House, 1400 English Ave. > 817 N. DeQuiney St, announce Nicewander, Peggy Schumacher, peggy Lou Lurie, Douglas Lins Several units of the Methodist Smith, son of Mr. and In the audience Saturday Gerald Collins and Stephen Van Monday—Meridian Street and © p. th. Nov. 11 In the Brookside Barks. /Kochman. Jane Gant, Elizabeth yissionary; Thursday—Irvington, 3. ANKLE STRAP. Black or brown suede.

The bride isa Kapps-Alpka Theta of tha. Junior Civic Theater. Tau Delia Fraternity, Judy and James Tegeler will have as their guests tonight Schedules Dinner and Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Dowds, Cubbins. {Sunday will be David Dirks, Fred- the Woman's Rotary Club. It will Mi E to the opening. Her guests win 70 Selig. ISS : vans Reichert, Bibly Reichert, John will speak on Guatemala, her birthday in the Civic. With {Howard and Pollard Staley. In Brookside Church gand, Margaret Chessman, Linda 1 insmith, Jack and Jim Hostet-| Hostesses will be Mrs. Wilbur the approaching m of their Susan Vandivier, Barbara Annismith and Carol Eaton. Hospital White Cross Guild will Charles C. Smith, 1328 N. i : St. morning will be Reta and Rema Meter, Mickey and Ronnie Mauer| |Wallace Presbyterian; Tuesday— Evangelical United Brethren Rita Ashby, Karen Suri Steele, Sussanna Kraft, Carma Brookside and Woodruff Place:

Sorority member and the bride- There will be four showings opening tonight with two tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. George William Nancy and Janet Riehl, Donna Von Pin, Mary Chapman, Mary Lou Among the organizations havBridgeport, are the parents of the Lynn Hamerstadt will celebrate! die Yeager, Susie Yeager, Jay meet Monday in the Propylaeum. be Mary Ellen Munson, Bonnie Attending the show as gusts ing at 6:15 p. m. and dinner at To S ay Vows Penny Sans, Peters and Hugh Kirtland, Tal no oo co Mary will be Linda Crockett, Guests of Sonny Spier will be 2t 1:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Club "Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Evans, | Mars, Polly Distiehorst, Susan er, M, E. Hawes, Gail Eaton |Hittle and Mrs. Charles Johnson. daughter, Lucy. Ana, to David L.iPuvall and Diana Deitach. Arthur Collins Jf. will hostimeet this week. The wedding will be at 8:30()rmentrout, Marvellen 'Arnold,|Will attend with Dick and Lee North Methodist, Southport and Church. dale, ‘Janet Sue Crane,

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Miss Mary Lou Evans will be her sister's maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Angeletta Evans, another sister, and Miss Lois ‘Smith, sister of the prospective bridegroom. Linda Sue Smith, sister of Mr. Smith, will be the flower girl Serving as the best man will be Arthur Lane. The ushers will be William Beck, Raymond Ayres, Jerry O'Dell and Robert McKinney. Mrs, Howard Zeigler, Lawrence, will be hostess for a personal shower next Friday. The shower] will be given by the Cindy Subdeb! Club. Another shower will be given Monday in the Brookside Church social room. Hostesses will be Mesdames Hubert Gossman, Carter Lewallen, Hugh McComb, Howard Smith and George Knight.

Players Adopt Cover Design

"Junior Civic Group Offers New Programs

Something new has been added to the Junior Civic Theater. Thea cover for its play programs this season is brand new and it boasts an original design, In former years the younger set has had to be content with plain covers on their programs. This season one of the members of the group—Colette Stuebe—prepared a sketch for the cover and the theater members voted to have it engraved and printed. Now the Junior Civic has a souvenir that rivals the programs of the adult civic unit. Colette is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stuebe. She has worked in the Junior Civic for several years as a “behind the scenes’ helper.

Active Backstage

Scene painting, costuming and marionette designing have been her contributions to the success of this unique program for grade and high school students. This year she worked out a drawing of a fairy princess and her Prince Charming for the program book. Colette began her art studies in School 76 and is continuing them in Shortridge High School. She's assistant technical. director of the Junior Civic Theater and

presented in the theater. The play will run tomorrow and Sun-

Woody Herman to Play For Air Base Dance

Woody Herman’s orchestra will

tend with Brownie Troop 232. In

Davis, Alice Decker; Vivien Deien, Marcia Edwards, Mary Sue Finch, Helen Rose Hargitt, Suzann Hogue, Donna Martin, Nancy Mc~ Arthur, Brooke Meeder, Carolyn Parsons, Patty Patterson, Jayne Wildman, Lavon Willard, Roberta Yoho and Shirley Armantrout. The girls, members of Brownie Troop 336, will be accompanied by Mrs. James B. Parsons.

Brownies to Attend Mrs. L. H. Dennerline will at-

her group will be Diana Clements, Kay Combs, Camela Costin, Barbara Dennerline, Betty Sue Dunvan, Janet Dudley, Sandra Kuhlman, Jane Martin, Nancy Neideraurer, Mary Lu Schultz, Sue Ellen Schuster, Judy Shaver, Patty Stanley and Evelyn Theil The girls will have as their guests Jerry Dennerline, Monty Siekerman and Bill Pirple. Attending together will be Diana Durham, Susan, Sandra and Sally Mallory, Alesea McTarsney and Judy Oliver. Seeing “Heidi” tomorrow afternoon will be Dotty Dunlap, Sarah Rose, Sue Strickland, Suzanne Bartlett and Claire Hood. They will be the guests of Consy Evans. Jeanette and Charlotte Spangler will have with them Barbara McKinstray. Guests of Jane Cripe will be Emily Kurrie, Renie Lilly and Judy Lamb. Attending together will be Marianna and Marjorie Montgomery, Nancy and Duncan Campbell, Mrs. W. F. Montgomery and Mrs. J. A. Campbell.

Birthday Party

Celebrating Judith Anne Buser's birthday will be Joan Fleming, Nancy Dennis, Diane Hurst, Brenda Williamson, Toni Walker, Beverly Raffensperger, Carol Ann

Cartwright. In Jimmy Hamaker’'s party for

Mrs. Sheehe To Be Feted

Auxiliary Will Honor

National President

Mrs. Norman L. Sheehe, Rockford, Ill, new president of the National American Legion Auxiljary, will be honored tonight at the dinner meeting of the Indiana Department, t, American Legion Auxiliary.

The 7p. In. event Will be th the Murat Temple. It is being held in connection with the annual educational conference of the presidents and secretaries of the state department. The sessions will close tomorrow. Mrs. Frank D. Morris, New Albany, state department president, is in charge of the business sessions 2 the World War Memorial. are

A child welfare and rehabilita-|

tition luncheon was held today Antlers Hotel,

Ford, Donna Downs and Nancy

Calhoun and have a “Dutch treat” party.

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Ronnie Hamilton will have as guests John Alvord, Carol Alvorg,/last night in the Joe Bartlett and Dick Fitzpatrick. House.

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