Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1951 — Page 37

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SUNDAY, OCT, 7, 1951

Hospital Unit

Arranges Card Party

The board of the Flower Mission Tuberculosis Hospital will give a card party . at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday

in the Riviera Club. Mrs. A. G. Smith is the chairman. ™

The newest fashions will be presented by Wasson's in a style show to precede the card event. Committees planning the party include Mrs. Leonard Murchison, prizes: Mrs. Andrew F. Ross assisted by Mrs. C. M. Turner, candy; Mrs. Albert Buchanan, téa table. " n ~ ALL THE PRESIDENTS of the various clubs which maintain rooms at the hospital are invited to assist. Members of

the board include Mrs. D.-S. Meditch, president, and Mesdames Alvin Johnson, Paul Krier, Hugh Carpenter, Fred

Noerr, John Garrettson, Warren Gibson, James Makin,

Frank Truitt, A. J. Hueber and Fred Duckwall. Proceeds of the card party will be used for buying streptomycin and other new drugs now used in the fight against tuberculosis. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. Smith.

Cruzan Club

Will Meet

Mrs. R. V. Sigler will have charge of the parliamentary program for the Tuesday meet-

. ing of the Cruzan Parliamen-

tary Law Club I.

The meeting Will be at 1 p; m. in the Colonial Furniture Co. Meridian Room. = Assisting will

be Mrs. Ernest Millholland and Mrs. Malcolm A: Neuschaefer. Mrs. M. O. Hollingsworth

will discuss her recent trip to Yellowstone National Park. Presiding at the business session will be Mrs. A, C. Barbour.

Mrs)! Don | H. Allen

~QTARLIGHT~ “bhue lace

and nylon net over taffeta were worn by Miss

Mary E. Graves for her

wedding Sept. 28 to Don H. Allen in Sutherland Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Franklin C. Bruce read the 7:30 p. m. doublering rite. >

= 2 ” FASHIONED with a lace bodice and bouffant skirt, the bridal gown had a fitted lace jacket with a “peplum.. She wore a shoulder length veil attached to a halo.

Miss Martha Elinor Peoples and William Glen Wilde are living at 3605 Balsam Ave, following their Sept. 29 wedding in the bride's home, 2734 N. Pennsylvania St. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. John Knox Peoples and Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Wilde, Greencastle, are parents

of the bridegroom.

Striebeck-Dryer Wedding Attendants Are Selected

Mrs. Robert Volz will be matron of honor at the Dec. 29 wedding of Miss Patricia’ Louise Striebeck and W. Theodore Dryer. The ceremony will be in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Other attendants will be Miss June Mandler, Bloomington, Ill; Miss Eva Williamson, Montmorenci, and Miss Ramona Froesch and Mrs. Orien Cox, bridesmaids. Charles Dryer will attend his brother as best man, and ushers will be Robert Rawlings Brockston, Vern Klinger, Wayne

Siovivay apts! Church was the scene Sept. 9 of the marriage of ‘Miss Gwendolyn “Terry and Jack McCormick. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Terry, 327 §. Dearborn St., and Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick, 31 S. Sherman Dr., are paorents_of the bridegroom.

Tracey and Mason Featherstone Jr.

n ” ” FRIENDS OF THE bride-to-be are planning a series of parties in her honor. Mrs. Paul Striebeck and Mrs. Edwin Striebeck will be hostesses Tuesday night in the Women's Department Club. They will be assisted by Miss Louise Keyler. On Nov. 3, Miss Eva Williamson, Carmel, will entertain for Miss Striebeck with a personal shower,

» y ~ A BRIDAL PARTY will be given Nov. 16 by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Volz in the home of Mrs. F. H. Sidman, 3911 Broadway. Mrs. Sidman will assist the hostesses. On Nov. 24, Mrs. Russell Eden will entertain for the future bride in the home of her mother, Mrs. Oakley Woodard, 155 S. Emerson Ave. She will be assisted by her mother and Miss Inez Long.

Here's The First

Halloween Story You can glamorize Halloween candied red apples-on-sticks for the youngsters by personalizing with name cards taped to the wooden sticks. The broad-shouldered red Deliclous eating apples are best

for candying.

If you want to cut corners on your preparation time, simply melt caramel candies in the top of a double boiler, dip

- apples with a swirl motion and

roll lightly in chopped nutmeats.

Migs Virginia Thompson; § {iene

wearing a pink lace and net dress, was maid of honor. Robert Hutchenson came from Mattoon, Ill. to be best man and ushers were Earl Walton and Max Allen. " 3 8 AFTER A WEDDING trip

“to the Smokies, the couple will return to live at 54 N.

Temple Ave. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wil-

bur, 2633 N. LaSalle St. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Allen, 2304 Stuart St., are parents of the bridegroom.

Pi Beta Phi Mothers Luncheon

The new pledge mothers of

Pi Beta Phi Sorority's Mothers’ Club wi]l be entertained at a luncheon at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Chapter House. Mrs. Elizabeth Durflinger, dean of women, Butler University, will speak. New officers are Mrs. J. Arnold Ziegler, president; Mrs. Kenneth Blades and Mrs. W. A. Evans, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Hervie A. Vertrees and Mrs. H. O. Lease, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. J. Frank Adams, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Bruce, publicity, and Mrs. Frank Milles. historian. Luncheon hostesses include Mesdames William L. Brown, J. H. Clendenin, Fred Dunning-

ton, Glen A. Prall. John W. Grob, E. W. Siegel. George Barnes, Roy A. Miller and

Frank Grady..

Miss Bernhart Will Marry

ISS Patricia Ann Bernhart and Carroll W. Terry will leave for California after their marriage at 2:30 p. m. this afternoon in Sweeney Chapel, Butler University. The bride. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence—P: Bernhart, 115 N. Gibson Ave., will wear an ivory satin gown fashioned with a small lace collar and lace inserts on the long sleeves, Gold, rust and emerald green taffeta dresses will be worn by Miss Jacqueline Bernhart, maid of honor and sister of the bride, and Miss Marilyn Endicott and Miss Shirley Dickenson. bridesmaids. Lowell Terry, Crawford: ville, will be his son’s bes: man and ushers will include Wayne Buser, Roachdale, and Evan Kessler, Crawfordsville. A reception will be held in the bride's home. The bride attended Butler University. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. V, Terry, Crawfordsville, attended Purdue University.

Alberta Pyles To Be Bride

Miss Alberta Pyles and John Thomas Hunt have set 2:30 p. m, Oct. 14 for their wedding in Broadway Methodist Church. Miss Betty Jean Carmichael will be the bride's only attendant and Kenneth Hicks will be best man. Mrs. Denzile Washmuth, 4856 Evanston Ave. will entertain for the bride-to-be tomorrow with a linen shower, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Pyles, 3210 Guilford Ave.,, and Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, Greentown.

Avoid This Trouble— Don't Use Candles

Avoid using knives or other sharp instruments to coax candle dripping from your table top. A piece of stiff cardboard will serve as a safe and effective “scraper.” To get rid of waxy smears on

the surface of your furniture,

wash with thick, warm soapsuds. Rinse with a clean, damp

‘cloth; then finish the job with |

your regular polishing procedure,

THE INDIAN: APOLIS TIMES

: The Coming Week's Club Meatings and Events Are Listed Here tii.

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TOMORROW James‘ Culley and Mrs. Rob- H. P.. Willwerth and Donald" = Irvington Friendship Circle—1 Longworth, hostess. Wiener : : ert Heckman, . assistants Stroud. p. m. Mrs. F. T, Davenport, roast; business. Alpha Nu Latreian—1 hI . . EN Social. Study—12:30 p.’ m. Mrs. 5611 E. Fall Creek Pkwy, N. Cl#er - Broadcasters -— Noon. Mrs. J. A. Hunter, 2000 E, = Speaker, Mrs. Basil Fische?. ion” Graham, 1635 Rook.’ . DEVE hostess: Mrs. D, D. --Mrs. J. 1 Golly. 1588 N. 62d, hostess; : Mrs. 10 ' Indiana Chap. ITSC == 12730 > wood, “hostess. “Autobiogra- _ Fitzgerald, assistant. _ Dearborn, hostess; Mrs, Cecil Brooks and Mrs, T. M. PHU p. m. E. New York St. branch, phy of Will Rogers” (Day), Chap. U, PEO—8 p. m. Mrs. Vestal and Mrs. Orpha Wilassistants, Run Yn Oe Indiana National Bank Mrs. Frank Lawton, J.. A. Crewes, 6427 Pleasant son, assistants, ers. Mra Frank B. Hunlel, | . speaker, Mrs. R. B. Porkiss NCA Run Pkwy., hostess; Miss Pa-c pq.¢ Afternoon Literary — 2 Nashville. TUESDAY tricia Crewes, assistant. Pro- . : ee Irvington Coterie—1 p. m. Mrs. : ' i ‘ ’ p. m. Miss: Alvira Clark, II Jamalie-—6 p m. Spink rms William smith Nashville Irvington Unit, American Le- gram, Mrs. J: M. Smith. . 2432 Station.. hostess. oN Hotel. Mrs, Hazel Davis, aces Ate aaal. OME y gion Auxiliary-—Noon. Post Chap. W, PEO—2 p. m, Mrs. y : : "mae hostess: Mesdames. J. ‘W. . ; - Holy Land Travelogue,” Miss chairman. Graves. AR Robinson and Home. Mrs. V, 1. ‘Baldwin H. M. Worth, 4847 Hinesley, Gertrude Rhoades. . Acadian Chap, ITSC—1 p. m. R pe Gelder. asa Ae and“Mrs. Walter Lents, host: hostess. . Advertising,” Mrs. - ; 4 , Pe 2. A. seider, assistants e5ues Katherine Cleaver. Irvington Quest—1 p. m. Mrs, Mrs. E. D. Koppelmyer, 6237 “The Faith of Our Fathers,” Ga Chap. AM, PEO—S p, m. Mrs. R. W, Platte, 337 N. Kenyon, Park, hostess. Speaker. Mrs. Mrs. Eleanor Snodgrass, Here and There Homemakers— HE Danielson 5383 Fvans- hostess; Mrs. Ralph McKay, W. W. Houppert. President's Day. 10:30 a. m. Mrs. W. R. Davis, 3 Dae : 1 538 Beane A a Dat yer ITSC—8 Pp. Mm. Cpap. P, PEO—12:30 p. m. Mrs, 2112 N. Arlington, hostess. ; berger and Mrs. J. W. Marsh, Mrs. Bernice Johnson, 1318 H. S. Rogers, 4640 Cornelius, Inter Alia—2 p. m. Mrs, L. M. THURSDAY Irvington Social Study—1 p.m, Olive, hostess ‘The Bermuda hostess: Mrs. J. F. Hall, as- Pecsok, ‘Noblesville, hostess, Ladies Federal—Noon, Mrs. C, Mrs. B. L. Cruzan, 354 N, Islands.’ Miss Amy Keene. sistant. “Vacation Echoes.” Program, Mrs, 8. E. Rowe A. Bhelby, 1322 N. LaSalle, Bolton, hostess; Mrs. C. B, a ' 0 RD " . ’ ’ and Mrs. P. R. Summers. hostess. Mrs. W.” C. Payne Gardner, assistant. “South Evangeline Chap., ITSC—6:30v Municipal Gardens Woman's. 2% # - 51514 p. m. Mrs. Edward Scott, 846 I at Clob--1130'% wm Alpina Chap., ITSC—6 p. m. and Mrs. Paul Burkhart, en- Pacific Islands, Mrs. L. 8. N. Tuxedo, hostess; Mrs. W Lafavette Road Clubhouse. Spink Arms Hotel. Speaker, tertainment, Kirkpatrick. i E. Rose and Mrs. Fred Mesdames I, E. Brower, Earl > Mrs. R. B. Purkiss. Taly-He Each Lo. N. Has SATURDAY Karrer, assistants, Speaker, Buchanan, Roscoe Conkle, Irvington Chautauqua—2 p. m, ternial. Hostess. 4 2 Catharine Merrill—1 p. m. MeMrs. John Thornburgh. Nellie Davis and George Mrs. Maymé Findley, 5914 N. “di Me . l v FRIDAY ridian. Hills Country Club, Hoosier Vagabond Chap., 1TSC Dunn, hostesses. Panel, Mes- New Jersey, hostess; Mrs. W. ‘ “Ladres and Gentlemen!” Mrs. -8 p. m. Mrs, David Mardis, dames E. C. Rumpler: Lloyd O. Terry, assistant. Program, Alpha Gamma Latreian — 6:30 Clifford E. Wagoner, Presi1248 Rookwood, hostess; Mrs. Pottenger, Clyde Johnson, Mrs, ‘William Frosgh, p. m. Mrs. Paul Davis, 4540 dent's Day.

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