Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1950 — Page 15
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"Evening Somvice Hold | In Irvington Church
Vows uniting Miss Ruth Aflene
Payne and Robert Wayne Ray 7:30 oclock last night in the Irvington Methodist! Church. The Rev. Henry G. White
were read at
read the vows:
Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. George W, Payne, 42 8. Belle Vieu Place, and Mr, and Mrs,
William Rayl, 2631 N. Gale St.
The altar was banked with| candles, palms and ferns. The bride was given in marriage by
her father,
Miss Doris Payne was the maid of honor: She wore an emerald green velveteen frock and matching bqnihet. Her bouquet was of
€ajnations, :
bridesmaids were Mrs. LT Cleveland ‘and Mrs. Betty Hit, Anderson; Miss Esther
McCord and Mrs. Robert Singer,
They wore American Beauty vel. veteen dresses with matching
bonnets and carried carnations. Motor Trip Follows
Gale T. Shullenberger was the, best man. The ushers were war!
ren Duke, Robert C. Hausman,
Clifford Morgan and John P. Hill The bride wore a gown of ivory
Mesdames N. C. Folkening, J. C. Worden and E. H. Rothkopf (left to right), members of the satin made with a fitted bodice, Lutheran Child Welfare Auxiliary, confer on arrangements for the group's annual card party. It will yncie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bussell,
full skirt and cathedral train, The! be held at 8 p.m., Jan. 18, in the Hotel Lincoln. Proceeds of the event will go to the Lutheran 2357 gown was accented with lace. Her, Children’ s Home. fingertip tulle veil fell from a! - ro—
circlet of lace and she carried a
cascade bouquet of white carna-!
tions.
After a reception in the Indianapolis Athletic Club the couple
left for a motor trip to Chicago.
They will be at home later this
month in 2715 W, 18th St.
TNT Enters 25th Year
i sn Sofas opehestia,
Rard ‘system for wl ie ‘dances. The monthly events are usually preceded by cocktail parties in the members’ homes and are followed. with sandwiches and hot chocolate served in the apstairs parlors of the
Second Generation Other early dancers were Messers. and Mesdames Walter Shirley, Andy Taylor, A. J. W. LeBien and Harvey Rhodehamel.. Now the .second Rhodehamel generation, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodehamel, is in the TNT. Among those who have held membership for a number of years are Messrs. and Mesdames Robert M. Lingle, E. E. MacLaren, Charles B, Sipe, Paul R. Summers, C. D. Sadler and N. M. Talbert. Mr. Talbert is president. The club holds eight dances a year with two extras—a holiday dance in the Athletic Club and a spring dance in one of the country clubs. All the dances are formal
They select a theme and plan a costume party. Mrs. Sadler is chairman this year. There's variety in the balls. The women have come as everything from valentines to southern belles. - There are 64 couples in the group. Chief Square One of the newest dancing groups in town is the Square Danging Club. It meets every three weeks on Friday nights in the Woodstock Club, “THis club began in the fall of '48, Thirteen couples got together to put on an exhibition square dance for the Children’s. Museum Guild's annual ball. They had so much fun planning. for: the “hoe” down” they decided to make it a club. , Those in the original squares were Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Payne, Berkley Duck, D.‘C. Duck, Gus Dongus, Thomas Umphrey, Kenneth Kinnear, Ralph Coble, Ben Weaver, Robert Wacker, David Burns, Don Keller, Frank Reissner and John Troyer. ~ There are now 18 couples fn the club. Max Forsythe, New Castle, comes down to call. ‘Berkley Duck was the Chief Square, or president, last year and Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Keller are this year's chief squares.
Informal Dancers In contrast to the formal" TNT, the square dancers wear cotton skirts, peasant blouses, sports’ shirts and blue jeans. There's another group which could be called an informal club. It includes six couples interested in brushing up on rumbas and sambas. They take in the Friday night buffets in the Athletic Club together. Members are Dr. and Mrs, Jake Gillespie, Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Blackburn, Edwin Gable, Hilbert Rust, Robert Seastrom and Ralph Triller. A second set around town that dances together includes Messrs. and Mesdames Hanly Blackburn, John Heidt, Harrison Eiteljorg, Henry Todd and Herbert Pinnell.
Couple to Note Silver Jubilee
Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Fromer, 956 N, Bradley Ave, wil celebrate their 25th wedding an niversary next Sunday,
incorporated June 6 of that year. It affiliated with the Indiana stunt.
“Woman's Department Club Plans Special Luncheon
Members of the Woman's Department Club will honor the|y.30 p. m. Tuesday in the chapter Meyer's home. {founcers, charter ‘and life members at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon house. | Wednesday in the clubhouse. Mrs. Hezzle B. Pike, chairman, will be Mrs. Clara Fulton is chairman, assisted by Mrs. William F. Kraas Jr.
[Luncheon Arranged By Mothers Club
{Mothers Club of Butler University held {will have a dessert luncheon at’
assisted by Mrs. Harold Branham| A
Sharon MacDonald: Becomes Bride
/8t,, are the parents of the bride-| groom. . Miss Clarice Flinn will be the
Mrs. Donald MacDonald, sister {in-law of the bride. She will be in [blue satin. The attendants will ‘carry colonial bouquets of roses.
To Wear Satin | The bride's white satin gown has a lace yoke, fitted bodice, full Aa ARE an pram A sa o will ho er finger-| + ¢ A tip well. She. will carry whit) Haueisen and Fritz Kackley |orchids and carnations. Dale Kutz will be his brother's!’ |best man while the ushers will be and David MacDonald, | {brothers of the bride. The reception will be in the home of the bride's aunt and
{Donald
Prevent Staining new {iron kettle or frying] and Mrs. Willlam Slilverthrop. pan will not become stained if young daughter in this | Mrs. Ben Watt, Noblesville, and ham, Pa.
boiled in it for a few minutes,
Frieda Ellaby J ne Say: Vows Local Couple Weds
the approaching In Church Ceremony
marriage of their daughter, | orden City Christian Dorothea Marie, Church was the scene at 8 p.m. to Joseph O. |yesterday of Miss Frieda ElizaS f f beth Ellaby's marriage to James tumpt, son of | arold Ramsay. The Rev. J. HuMr. and Mrs, bert Smith officiated. ! he bride is the daughter of Oscar Stumpf, |Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Ellaby, 5009 1330 Union St. | Rockville Road. Mr, and Mrs. F.
The vows |S Ramsay, Rebecca Drive, are . 4 the parents of the bridegroom. will be read Mrs, R. M. Small, sister of the Jan. 28 in | bride, was the matron of honor.
: ' She was in apricot satin. Miss St. Anthonys | pij4a Blank, bridesmaid, wore Catholic Chureh.! antique gold satin, and Miss Neév(Block photo) |ada Ellen Ellaby,. sister of the bride, junior bridesmaid, wore Nile green satin. The attendants’ bouquets were of variegated carnations. | The white satin bridal gown | was fashioned with a fitted bo- , |dice, Peter Pan collar, full skirt and Jigs per Jag dons and short train. A tiara of orange Miss Martha Sherwood, who twenty-five years ago when blossoms held the fingertip vell. has been visiting her aunt, Jingle and John were born. | 0° bride carried white roses and Mrs. Ira Howe, left early in ~ eer ———— orchids. the week for St. Timothy's school in Catonsville, with which she has been connected for some years.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fox
“Society Gets Back to Norma
(Continued From Page 13) hospital which was quite a Ted Miller, Bill coincidence as John Gould's
LeRoy Compton was the best Luncheon Meeting man. The ushers were Austin Gilmore and Richard Small. The re-
To Be Wednesday ception was In the home of the
bride's parents, Members of the Indianapolis P
LaSalle St The couple are due home soon They will be at ~home in 1413 W. 25th St.
Plan Rush Tea
The KNOX Club members are
| The Delta Gamma Sorority Panning a rush tea. It will be| easy to guess what a wonder- Mrs. E. C. Wakelam is chair- gagement of their daughter, Miss this month. The subdebs fy) Christmas they had with had a holiday party in Carol the granddaughters.
Branch, State Assembly Woman's have made an extended visit Club, will hold a 12:30 luncheon Miss Nancy M. Hoke with -their daughter and her meeting Wednesday in the Marott husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Hotel. Mrs. James M. Givens Is Engaged Wells, and their three daugh- president, will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hoke, ters in San Francisco. It's the business session Brendonwood, announce the en-
man and Mrs. Ernest Ruick, co- Nancy Marmon Hoke to Edward chairman. Assisting will be Mes-|J. Wolf Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. dames E. Rex Burks, George H. Wolf, Belleville, Ill. | a son, Geoffery Manly, the |Batchelor, Harold O. Burnett, H| No date has been set for the [ day after New'Year's. We |Walker Dehaven and Fern Norris; wedding. Miss Hoke is a graduwelcomed Jingle Funk's (Mrs. A. V. Burch, Evansville; ate of the Grier School, BirmingShe attended Tudor
Sally Eaglesfield Gould had
The club, founded Jan. 22, 1912, was organized Feb. 29 and Mothers of the pledges will give a potato peelings and water are column last week. They oc- |Mrs. Thomas Williams, Jefferson- Hall School and the Graham-
cupied ad a RID es bar ANAL + ses vr mer Behe oir A SRE
Federation of Clubs on Oct. 20, | 1Q! "
membership Jan:~1; 1990. The founders were Mesdames {H. B. Burnet, Alvin T. Coate, {William H. Cook, George C. Hitt, {Virgil H. Lockwood, Felix T. Mc- | Whirter, Samuel N. Pérkins, Edwin G. Ritchie, Edward J. Robfson and Robert H. Strong. Mrs. Coate and Mrs. McWhirter are still living. oid the outstanding presi{dents who have contributed to the {welfare of the organization and ithe community are Mesdames {Hitt Perkins, McWhirter, Robi-| [son, W. H. Thornton, Everett M.| |Schofield, R. O. McAlexander, {Paul T. Hurt, Clayton H. Ridge, Pike and Carl J. Weinhardt,
Toast to Founders Mrs. John W. Thornburgh, current president,” will pay tribute to the founders. Toasts will be given by , Coate and Mrs. Frank F, "Hutchins, daughter of Mrs. MecWhirter; Mrs. John M. Williams, life members; Mrs. Charles T.| Hanna, charter, and Mrs. Alvin G. Jose, annual. [ Mrs. Della F. Hoss and Mrs. Armin Doerschel will be in charge of table decorations, Mesdames, Susan Shedd Hemingway, Henry J. Windt and Arthur W. Wilson, luncheon hostesses, will be as-| sisted by Mesdames Beatrice) Armstrong, Ken Ballard, William R. Bolen, George W. Bowman,| C. B, Camp, Wallace Clark, James Crooks, M. F. Duffy, ©rd Ever-| ‘man, Theodore F. Fleck, C.,Wil-| {bur Foster, Henry G. Friedmeyer,| |A. J. Getz, Ed B. Hall, Victor A. | Halverson and C. V, Jewell. | | Mesdames William E. Kennedy, | {Charles H. Klaisler, R. G. Manning, R. M. Manring, Albert M. | Michel, Harry Nolan, James I. {Simmons Ivan Snyder and John W. Twitty. Reservations may be made with Mesdames William T. {Riker, 8. LeRoy S8coles, C. 0. {Holmes or D. A Robinsen.
Explorer to. Speak ‘Mrs. Thoranburgh will preside at jthe 1:30 p. m. business session. | Guest speaker will be Graham] {Young, British adventurer, ex-| plorer, big game hunter and mo-| tion - picture director. He will}
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lshow colored movies of South, .
Africa and speak on “Light in} Darkest Africa.” ‘He will be in{troduced by Mrs. Weinhardt, pro-| gram chairman, ~ - . | Mrs. W. M. Baumheckel, 3944| Broadway, will be hostess Tues-| |day morning for the Great Books| Discussion group... Mrs. Miles 8. Barton will be the leader on “St. Thomas Aquinas _ De Magistro’.” | . The Art Department will meet {at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Her-| {ron Art Museum. Robert Parks)| {will conduct a gallery tour and| give an illustrated talk on “Con-| temporary American Painting.” | Mrs. Lawrence Carter, chairman, will preside. Annual guests for this meet- | {Ing are the General Hospital’ stu-| dent nurses Mrs. Rolanu M. Cotton and] {Mrs. Charles L. Bogert will bet {chairmen for the informal tea.| Assistants will include Mesdames |H. E. Blasingham, Willard N. Clute, Coate, A. J. Getz, Walter S. Grow, Oliver 8. Gulo,; Albert J. {Heuber, Hutchins, Colin L. Lett, | Robert B. Malloch, Frank E. Malott, Walter R. Mayer, Robert L. Moorhead, Laura E. Ray, Arthur T. Remmel and Virgil T. Stine-
Mrs. Pike will pour.
Sorority Chapter Schedules Meeting
The members of the Delta Beta Chapter, Psi Iota Sorority, will meet tomorrow night in the 38th “|8t. branch, Merchants National Bank. Robert W. Newell is to be | the guest speaker. 1| ‘The hostesses will be Mesdames| “Rex Bridwell, Fred Fosler, Glenn | Marshall, L. V. Phillips, Maude
There will be an open house Seibert, Lucille Wright-and John from 2 to 5 p. m. and from T t9/Cockley.
9 p. m. No invitations have been
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