Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1951 — Page 30

SUNDAY, AUG. 5, 1951

| Miss Curtis Becomes. Bride The Rev. Harry Poll read the single-ring cere-

mony in Englewood

Christian Church yesterday afternoon uniting Miss Norma M. Curtis and Paul I. Fettinger. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Curtis, 37 N. Dearborn St, and Mrs. Dora Fettinger, Winslow. Mrs. Paul A. Bischoff, San Mateo, Cal, was the bride's only attendant. She was gowned in aqua lace and net in ballerina length, Robert Scase, Lafayette, was best man and ushers ineluded Martin T. Welch, Chicago, and Mr, Bischoff.

Trip to Ohio

The bride wore a white lace ballerina-length gown for her 4:30 o'clock wedding. The gown was highlighted with a fitted jacket, and a small white tulle hat held her

short nose veil of tulle. She Woy - i re Ronee Eo tos by John carried a colonial bouquet of

: 5 “Pati Labor Day dance Sept. 1. The TWO LITTLE INDIANS—Melinda Biberstine (left) and Claudia A LITTLE DUTCH DANCE— (Clockwise lower lef) Patly | white asters.

rundon, Elinor Goldman, Barbara Reborison and Ka Voi The family reception was ubhouse will be open Labor Day. Brown, & ' : y 9 held at the bride's home be-

fore the couple left on a By JOAN SCHOEMAKER land. The final events are for wedding trip to Indian Lake,

— . unior and senior horsemanship. S ‘ Pi We, the Women A PRETTY GIRL and a ! Parents and friends of camp- orori ans D, THY li a at home at

prancing horse make a& SNOW ,.4 who have made reservations . Give Good News Top Billing any time. The Camp Fire Girls or brought their own picnic A Pa ris Pa rty ge tended India

are capitalizing on that at their meals will eat together on the

charge h nlite) two-ball tournawhere women members play 8 with their husbands. , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Flood chairmen of the monthly twoArAment featuring a bufand golf film. Dr. and Thomas W. Johnson are in of the swing class tourn-

t. Family night events include family dinners next Thursday, on Aug. 16 and Aug. 29. A buffet dinner i8 scheduled Aug. 30.

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t . of Butler University, Mr. FetUf You Want a Happy Home nus horse show nest sunday came grounds with campers fol | Froghmen Invited of Butts Unive A Iu : at Camp Delight, 8 2» To Friday Event | due University. $ By RUTH MILLETT idoing as they are told. That A Mardi Gras theme will be THE SUMMER camping sea- aay | i WANT TO MAKE your home a means tact and discipline, not carried out this year with all’ gon will close officially with a | Freshmen coeds entering De‘happier place? If you do, -these| nagging. events in costume and folk council fire at 7:30 p. m. Aug. 17. Pauw, Miami, Denison and North-| HCC Plans igre pretty safe rules to follow: Take pride in your home and dances preceding the horse- The horse show committee in- western Universities will receive

3 {pride in the job of homemaking manship classes. The 3 p.m. judes camp counselors Miss [invitations from the DePauw| play up BO Ee ne and don't be afraid to show it. “shindig” will open with a pa- Nancy Walker, Greenfield; chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi So-| 4 arties

‘what's right and as minor billing] The person whn is proud of the rade of floats led by the queen Misses Clem and Cordelia Rat- |rority for a Paris party Friday in|

‘as possible to what's wrong. Car‘ry this through every phase of

{olis Country Club. ‘homemaking from the children to]

around her than the woman who secret until the parade opens rij... Jane Stratman and | Misses Beverly Baird, Mary| |is full of doubts of her own ability) when Miss so que Schorte- +. nr nie Butch, Logansport; Miss |O’Bear, Joan Armbruster, Audrey|

.all set for a nap, she decides the slice at one time. tlawn has to be mowed right RIGHT: Break off a small

18Way. s 8 =» | Dlece piece. time and butter | mounting, speedily making a lei Greig, Willie Hendry, Marion Carolyn Coleman, Brockville,| Whitaker, fo y — | and presenting it to the queen. Faut, Oranda Bangsberg, Ann Miss Janie Chesterson, CrawBes a ae Ti | A reverse musical clock is Robinson and Mary Ellen Hig- fordsville; Miss Joan Callahan, Pienie Arran ed ’ : Liked Perfumed Gloves i scheduled to Tepresent Switzer. burg also are on the committee. Mishawaka; Miss Betty Ayres,

‘ably can't change your husband, who, himself, affected a jerkin of

sno matter what you do. And the perfumed leather. Queen Eliza- 1p. m. meeting Tuesday of the St.

ito, or penalizing them for not own perfumes, | Hostesses will be officers and ting and Amos Huegele, {fruits, just by opening a can. Betty Goldsberry.

Irvington Club Is to Begin Its Season Oct. 2 :

The Irvington Home Study Club will open its 1051-52 season with a President's Day luncheon Oct. 2. The retir-

ling executive committee will be in charge of arrangements.

On the program is William Gilbert, who will speak on flower arrangement, The group has scheduled its | Mar. 4 meeting in the home of second session Nay: 8 The theme; Mrs. J. Harold Wright, 238 8. will be travel wit s ester | T. Gough speaking on “Alaska. Downey Avs, The election will Mrs. Robert Johnstone, 338 N. follow luncheon. Audubon Road, will be the host-| On the committee planning the ess. meal are Mesdames Elrod, Ralph Mrs. Marshall D. Lupton, 5070 gr gyrst Don Hopping and WalPleasant Run Pkwy. Will be i... Carpenter. Mrs. Mark W. the hostess Dec. 4. Mrs. Russell paasoner will give a book review. B. Bosart will discuss Christmas. | Apr. 1 Mrs. Robert Aldag will

“Wonderful Snails” is the sub-| . ‘speak on “The Warp and Woof of ject of Mrs. Walter Carpenter's | Irvington Study Club.” The

talk Jan. 8. Mrs, James Loomis, meeting will be in the home of 5915 Lowell Ave. will entertain. ‘Mrs. Oscar W. Erickson, 3608 N.

Moderator Chester St.

Mrs. Tom Elrod will moderate! The club's season will close a current events discussion Feb. with guest day, May 6. Mrs. Fran5. Mrs. Albert Haskens, 5720 E.|cis Insley, 558 N. Audubon Road, Michigan St. 18 to be the hostess. i8 to be the hostess. The proOfficers will be elected at the gram is to be announced.

{Job she is doing is bound to| who is elected by the campers. |iee 14ston: Miss Buff Engeler, the home of Miss Janet Crowder,| Three events are scheduled create a happier’ atmosphere Election results are kept a New Augusta; Misses Sandy 8355 N. Pennsylvania St. (during August at the Indianap-

The ladies bridge and canasta

sto rt nm. S00 "re 08 60 1 Seen Re, on ie, omnes ETH” SOBRE th To ad Any Crone a ne A ‘ber of the tamily who, for the a poise Bernie Haunert, Greens- jharge of 39 Stertajnmen: or Raber and Mrs. I. E. Fehsenteld pment, 1 FS mnt £5 SHHans Fy QFFLCLALS. ext Bunday will Also, Miss Roma Nelle Green; | Inidanapolis alumnae helping "x" tpacial ; dmner party. “Fun By actually unnecessary. As soe] i “a Paw Morlngo, oii) presi; Poriapd;- Mish ApS “Bulliyan, IWR eT Mesaarmes I oton; your Mnasyt can Srheded BR ‘husband recently complained 1: dont master of cercmoniés;~ Twelve Mile; Miss Marge North, C. Davis, Don Tourtelot, Wayne gaturday. There will be a” Good § © sa letter: “My wife seems to hate] Rl ~Paul Ferrel, ringmaster, and Portland, and Miss Shirley De; L. Bledsoe, Adrian Wilhoite, Rob-|0ld Summertime” party Aug. 25. ; “to have me relax. If I'm reading You g Fred Sharp, Franklin, judge. trick, Tipp City, O. ert B. McCan amd John R. Rob-/ A family party is planned Labor Tshe keeps Interrupting to ask are served sliced | gugtland, China, Switzerland, _ Misses Diane DeArmond, Kay. erts. Day, "questions or just to keep up a bread at dinner. ud | Hawali, France, Holland and Kellum, Judy and Jacque Schor- | Special guests will be actives:| The entertainment committee ‘running fire of comments. If I'm WRONG: Butter the whole | Ireland will be represented in temeier, Dee Meeker, Alice King, Miss Jean Keller, Chicago, rush for this month includes Dr. and

the pageant, The Hawaiian Jann Orr, Judy Janneck, Ginny chairman; Miss Barbara Buboltz, Mrs. C. E. Roach, Messrs. and riding event will be a race down Douglas, Jane- Ebner, Suzy. Milwaukee, president; Miss Judy|/Mesdames Fred C. Abendroth, the field with the rider dis- Brown, Sally Palmer, Donna Dutchess, Galveston, Ind.; Miss D. F. Teeters and Lyman B.

sabout it won't get it done—but it lS Se .o— . * “will get you down. Queen Elizabeth of England = Tete LT By Zeta Beta Chi Don't think you can nag Yur was very fond of perrumen glover. Guild fo Give Report on Party ae, 0 ge Ma fe Bern a pier (he To {husband or children into develop- i... g.o¢ pair was brought to her ean ana Alpha Chapter, Zeta Beta Chi .ing traits and habits you wculd by the Earl oO Final reports of the summer members of the board of directors, Ch . S d S d Sorority, will be held at 6:30 p. m. « like to see them have. You prob- y the Earl of xford from Italy garden party will be given at the Mesdames Edward Trimpe, John oic undgae aia Wednesday in Riverside Park.

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