Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1951 — Page 24
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Rings on Their Ccers
Anne hr Sets Oct. 20- As -
" Wedding
=~ ..Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 2 ‘Thornburg, 316 E. 33d St., an-
Dale
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nounce that their daughter, Anne, and Lit. Donald Mc-
Intyre Spence, U. S. Army,
have set Oct.” 20 for
their wedding. date in St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Miss Anne Thornburg
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Miss Norma Randolph -
Local Couple
To Wed Today
Mr. Paul Edwin Rich will take Miss Helena Armantrout as his bride at a 2:30 o'clock ceremony this
afternoon in Northwood
Christian Church. The Rev. Theo Fisher will read the double-ring rite.
Miss Thornburg attended Indiana University. Lt. Spence, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eber M. Spence, 5640 Central Ave. also attended Indiana where he was affiliated with Delta Tau DéltaFraternity. o » » MR. AND MRS. Mack S. Houghland, 4000 Bethel Ave., announce the marriage Sept. 15 of their daughter, Ednamaye, to
George Arnold Spratt, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Charles A. Spratt, St. Louis.
approaching -
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Miss Bowers
Married
Yesterday
Mr. _Charles Y: Ellinwood took Miss Sus-
anna Belle Bowers as his .
‘bride at a 2:30 o'clock ceremony yesterday after noon in the Eroaaway Methodist Church. The bridegroom’ 8 father, the Rev. DeWitt Fllinwood. officiated at’ the double- ring rite. Parents of the couple. are Mr. and Mrs. Byron D. Bowers, 5750 Rolling Ridge Drive, and the Rev. and Mrs. Ellinwood, . Maroa, Ill,
ww my 8B on o » ATTENDANTS wearing spray. blue gowns of lace and net were Miss Beverly Grob, maid of honor; Miss Nancy Anderson, Miss Janet Lewis. DeWitt Ellinwood Jr. was his brother's best man, and ushers ‘included John Davies,
Mr. and Mrs.- Anthony L. Cincinnati; Richard UnderProkl Jr. will attend the a Boner
couple at their noon wedding in Christ Episcopal Church. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of
Mining and Technology. —
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MR. AND MRS. George F. Randolph, 43 Church. St. Southport, announce that their daughter, Norma Jean, and her fiance, Wilbur L. Craig, have set Oct. 13 for
their wedding in the South- .
port Baptist Church. ‘Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Craig, 3800 S. Rural St., are parents of = the prospective
groom.
uN 8 : MISS ANNA MARIE BEACH “has announced attendants ‘for her Friday Catholic Church to Charles Lotuiis Springer Jr. Miss Mary Margaret Springer will be maid of hon-
ér, and the bridemaids will .
be Misses Jeanne Burch,
Pauline Zahn, Ruth Kartzendorf and Mary Lou Coffey. Miss Barbara Bonnert will be junior bridesmaid. :
bride-
Mrs. Richard Allen Jodo
Diana Harvey Becomes Bride Of Sgt. Richard Allen Jackson
Sweeney Chapel;
North Unitarian - Church,
Butler University, was the scene yesterday of the 3:30 p. m. marriage of Miss Diana Bernyce Harvey
to S/Sgt. Richard Allen Jackson.
The Rev. John K. Hammon, pastor of the officiated at the
Flame nylon net frocks were worn by Mrs. L. Mark Henderson, matron of honor, and Miss Carla Jean Stout, maid of honor. : Aqua nylon net was worn by Miss Annabelle Church, Mrs. George L. Vonnegut and Mrs. Alan Levinson. ‘William Benton Jackson, Carmel, was his brother's best man. Ushers were Robert Stein-
Phillip Minton. The bride chose a white satin and lace gown fashioned with a sheer yoke accented with lace applique. Her full satin fell into a cathedral train and she wore a two-tiered illusion fingertip veil attached to an illusion Juliet cap.
= = » SHE CARRIED a cascade __
bouquet - of stephanotis and fleur d’amour centered with a white orchid. After a church reception, the bride changed into a black and beige crepe suit for
"her wedding trip to the East .
Coast. The couple will make their home in Madison, N. The bride attended Betas University where she was a
“member of Alpha Phi Soror-
ity. Mr. Ellinwood, a member
of Alpha Tau Omega Fra-
ternity, also attended DePauw University.
Toledo, O., and
Miss Carolyn Jo Anne Knipe
Carolyn Knipe Is Wed To HS Hinshaw. Jr.
Times State Service
CONN ERSVILLE, Sept.
1—Vows uniting Miss
Carolyn. Jo Anne Knipe and H. D. Hinshaw Jr. will be read at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Central
Christian Church here.
Miss Navarra to Wed
Mr. Joseph L. Rene Here
Miss Constance Marie Na-, varra will exchange wedding vows with Joseph Leonard Rene at a 9:30 a. m. ceremony today in Holy Rosary Catholic Church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Navarra, 717 Greer St., and the bridegroom is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mormino. Attendants will “be dressed in blue and gold net and satin frocks. Miss THeresa Navarra, Greensburg, will be
".pald of honor. Bridesmaids
. Donald
“Parents of the bride are Mr. ‘and Mrs. Willlam B. Knipe, 1322 N. Alabama St. Indianapolis, Mrs. Ray Petro, this city, and H. D. Hinshaw Sr. Fort Wayne, are parents of the bridegroom. " Attendents will’ include Miss Margaret Lee Longan, New Point, maid of honor and D." G. Binder, Connersville, best man. :
Oljace and Norman Wong, all from Indianapolis, will be aishers and Judy Simmons, Indianapolis will be flowergirl After the ceremony, the couple will leave on a wedding trip through :the Smoky Mountains.
Schafer, Donald :
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double-ring ceremony. -: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guille Harvey, 5685 N. Delaware St., are the bride's parents, and
will include Miss Rita Navarra, Greensburg; Miss Ma-
The bride has chosen a white satin gown styled with
hart, Camden; Thomas Guille Harvey Jr, Joseph W. Dorrell Jr. and Mr, Henderson. .
a seed pearl embroidered petit collar. The bouffant skirt will fall into a chapel train. A seed pearl tiara will hold her two-tiered fingertip -iltusion veil and she will carry a white prayer book with an orchid.
” " n ATTENDANTS wearing green, gold and cinnamon taffeta will be the bride's
Mr. and Mrs. William. C. Jackson, Carmel, are
the bridegroom's parents.
‘A Dior neckline highlighted the bride's gown of antique ivory satin. which fell into a chapel sweep, was detailed
with soft inverted pleats. SO
AN IVORY SATIN half-hat, edged with seed pearls, caught -her {wo-tiered fingertip She carried a cascade bouquet of
illusion weil. ivory rehrysanthemums.
The full skirt,
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IMMEDIATELY following the ceremony, a
garden reception was held at the Delta Delta Delta Sorority House, Butler University. For her wedding trip, the bride chose a
mist gray suit with oxford brown accessories. The bride, a member of Delta Delta Delta
Fraternity.
Sorority, is a graduate nf Butler University. S8/8gt. Jackson also was graduated from Butler, where he was affiliated with Sigma Chi
rina DiBlasi, Cleveland, and Misses Angeline Raimondi, Olga Simonelig, Theresa Comellia and Marie Romano. : 8 ® 8 MISSES Anna Marie Spicuzza, Marie Ann Romano and Antoinette Iaria will be junior bridesmaids. Cocetta Rene will be miniature bride; Cosmos Raimond, miniature bridegroom, and Michael Rene, ringbearer.
Miss Lazzell Is Married
Candelabra and white gladfoli banked the altar at the wedding. of Miss Barbara Ann Lazzell and Robert W. Carr yesterday afternoon in the: Union Congregational
twin sister, Mrs. William he Carol We inke., ° ov : Michael Comella will be Church. Sherman Jr, matron of = el M R + J F ( : kl the best man and Philip Na- Parents of the bride are honor, and Mrs. William Ir. el els r. r. Oa ey varra Jr., Nick Navarra, both Mrs. Jessie Lazzell, 4614
Busard and Miss Mae Yount, bridesmaids. Loretta Jo
Armantrout will be flower-.
girl. Mr. Busard will be ‘best
man, and ushers will be Lloyd Bryant and George Cecil Rich. The bride is the daughter of Mrs® Lena Armantrout, 841 N. Emerson Ave. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rich, Seymour, are the parents of the bride~—Fo0H
-M. H. Weinstein Weds Sunday
Times Special
EAST CHICAGO, Sept. 1 -—8Sept. 8 is the date set by Miss Shelle Ellen Levin and
Myron H. Weinstein for their
marriage here. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Levin of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weinstein, 4801 Washington Blvd. The rite wil be read at 8 p. m. in the home of the
»Joseph Ritter
Mrs. Leo B. Scherrer
Miss Helen L. Leauty became the: bride of Leo. B. Scherrer, 1633 Union St. at 9 a.m. yesterday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The Rev. Fr. Valentine Scherrer officiated.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, 326 E. Minnesota St., is the
mother ¢ of the bride: : ‘chose Mrs.
The “couple Robert Cantlon, matron of honor; Mrs, Norman Wolf, bridesmaid; Charles Cantlon, ringbearer; John Beckom, best man, and Mr. Cantlon, and = Frank Scherrer, ushers.
THE BRIDE'S attendants -
were dressed alike in aqua
. taffeta and marquiset,
In traditional white satin, the bride wore a fingertip veil held by orange blossoms. Her gown was fashioned with a full skirt extending into a train. She carried a white
Repeat Vows in Church Here Officiates
Miss Carol Weinke and Otto F. Reifeis Jr. left for Canada on a wedding trip after their marriage last night in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed ‘Church.
Dr. Frederick R. Davies performed the
satin gowns were worn by the attendants. The bride's sister, Miss Wilma Weinke, was maid of honor, and “bridesmaids were another sister, Miss Marilyn Weinke, Mrs. Richard Buck and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Cook. Edward Reifeis was his brother’s best man, and Alan Walkeland, Donald Gustin and Richard Rieman were ushers.
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THE BRIDE'S gown of iv- | ory satin and lace was fash-
joned ' with an Elizabethan collar falling into a V-neck-
double-ring rite at 7:30 o'clock, .
Yellow and green ‘brocaded
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Underwood photo.
Mrs. Otto F. Reifeis Jr.
Mr. Harry H. Weinke, 5500 S. Harding St., attended Butler
The Rev. Fr. Donald Coakley read the double-ring rite yedterday morning uniting Miss Margaret Ann Striby and John Richard Breen.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin Striby, 633 N. Hamilton Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Breen, Kansas City, Mo.
=SPhe--hride--ehoge a White.
lace and satin gown for her 10 o'clock wedding in St. Philip Neri Catholic Church; ” ” ” FASHIONED with a sheer voke and ‘a fitted waistline, the gown had a bouffant skirt falling into a cathedral train. A lace -Juliet cap held her fingertip veil. Attendants in aqua, rosewood and French blue were Miss Mary E. Striby, maid of honor; Miss Julia T. .Striby, bridesmaid and Miss Mary Cecile Breen, junior bridesmaid. Kenneth Grogman, Kansas
from Greensburg, and Michael and John Navarra, brothers of the bride, Salvatore Ray and Anthony Miceli, will be ushers. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast will be held
Miss Constance Navarra
and guests will. be received in the evening in the Southside Turner's Hall. The couple will fly to California for their wedding trip.
Mr. Crane Takes Bride
Times State Service
WINGATE, Sept. 1—Mr.
“and Mrs, Charles A. Fletener
announce the Aug. 12 marriage of their daughter, Mary Lucille, to Herbert W. Crane Jr. in the Wingate Methodist Church. The Rev. Homer J Hunsinger, Seymour, former pastor of the Wingate -church, officiated at the double- ring ceremony,
. Attendants included the bride's sister, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher, maid of honor; Glenn Allén, best man; and John Bowers, Robert Stewart
and Marion Hedrick, ushers. ceremony, a
After -the church reception - was held. Mr. Crane, the son of Mr, and Mrs, Crane Sr, Blended ‘Indiana and Purdue Uni¥ersities.
Farnsworth St., and George D. Lazzell, 4130 W. Vermont St. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hunt. 646 N. Hamilton Ave.,
are parents of the bridegroom. Mrs. Wendel Stevens was matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert Roepke and Miss Virginia Smith. Judith Atkins was flowergirl. Yellow, peach, or-
wehid--and--nile..green...dresses
were worn by the attendants, o s » ROBERT ALLEN was best man, and ushers were Robert Roepke and Russell Allen: The couple left on a motor trip to Canada after the church reception. They will make their home at 2263'% N. Alabama St.
bride's parénts, 1710 E. 142d prayerbook. topped with a line. ; . University and the Univer- City, ‘was best man, and ush- Sketthn St. white orchid. The bride, the daughter of sity of Louisville. ers were Henry Striby and ; Joseph Striby, brothers of. the Co : ERE EE * pride. plo . tait On Tri Low Pp fas! ° To Smokies on pat Miss Barbara Trammell and Wiley P. Hutcheson will live at 1108 8. Pershing Ave. after they return from their Co wedding trip to the Smoky “dr Mountains. nd The couple was married at an a 6:30 o'clock ceremony last taH night in Lynhurst Baptist Tint Church. . ! Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Tram2 ? . mell, 1239 8. Pershing St.; No A... Mrs. Earl Gritton,.1108 8. ) : 2 x ; a i t Pershing Ave. and Charles Co i oo Y wee $a Tr di - A. Hutcheson, Anderson. - iy . y 1 v ”n : ip ? Ehrich photo, derwgod photo, Miper-Baker photo. Noble Bretzman photo, DRESSED 2 a gold gab-
WED—A. beautiful ceremony Sunday in St. Trias Greek Orthodox Church
united Miss Georgia Clones and Constantine Nerander
RITE REA D - ~ Broadway
- Methodist Church was the
scene Friday. of the marriage. of Miss Emma Louise Reyn-olds-.and Randa 1 Palmer
"BRIDE=Mrs. Gerald Leon Wilson was Miss Barbara
. Jean Heater before her wed-
ding Wednesday in Taber‘naclé Presbyterian “Church.
"MARRIED—Mrs, Edgar M.
Benjamin was Miss Susan
"Schloof before her marriage
Aug.’ “12 in Folsom Memorial
Methodist Church; Worthing-
"ardine suit with brown acdes- * sories, the bride carried a .
bouquet of white roses. Her sister, Miss Marjorie Trammell, maid of honor,
© wore a hile green gabardine’
RECENT BRIDES—Mrs. James W. Schwier (loft), the 5 ner Miss Helen Severne- Pipes, was
Parents of the newly married Nicholls. Parents of the cou- Parents of the couple are Mr. ton. She is the daughter of Suit: dk | nhs : 1. She adbida pest ~~ married last Sunday in Trinity Lutheran Church. She is the daughtér of Mrs. Robert W. Pi E- Joos. Rate 5 ad os ple are rand Ms. AN. “Jud Ne werkia Hesler, / Mr doin DeFrem, is ay, ; phi Bay wis be ed 3510 N. Pennsylvania St. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Wilbue ©. Sehwier, 3507 N. P ow, . Me. s Re Mr and Mrs Robert C. and Mis. Richard E. £ Wien, fon. His parents are. Mr. ond Huson arc Tas nd a Be og Ut ein] bs Luis 3 Dowich J n GE 78h Sh. 1626 Christophe : is Clarren. Bicknell William son of Mr. nt re Fes Silo Thy bidegoomsis te.
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