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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Montezuma, announce the marriage of their daughter, Esther, to John Kerns, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Wint Kerns, Dana,

Ind. The ceremony took place at 8

o'clock Thanksgiving night at the Friends Church in Kokomo.

Oldenburg Alumnae To Present Gay Revue

HE GAY 90's Revue,” Thursday in St.

will be presented at 8 p. m. Mary's Academy Auditorium for

members of the Oldenburg Alumnae Club of Indianapolis.

13 at the annual homecoming of Oldenburg Academy at Oldenburg by alumnae members. Miss Mary Lou Feltman is program director and Mrs. Henriette Boehm Sheridan is entertainment chairman. Following the program. refreshments will be served. {embers of the cast include Mesdames Agnes Spencer, Alice McNamara Field, Eleanor Maier Brown, Mary Ryan Rosseter and Betty Murray Schwindler, and Misses Suzanne Schmutte,

Louise Maier, Lucy Lavelle, Teresa Ann Sahm, Mary Lou Combs, Alice ‘Ann rields,

Geor 8 ia Sullivan, Margaret Jozzo and Margaret Murello.

Mahar Res Vows Read

ISS Sara Jo Mahan became the bride of

Jeo J. Rea at 10 a. m. Thursday in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. The Rev. Fr. James W. Moore

read the vows. The bridé is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mahan, 325 N. Emerson Ave. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rea, 517 Woodlawn Ave.

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THE BRIDE WAS gowned {in white satin with a molded bodice accented by a sheer yoke edged with leaves of seed pearls and beads. The bouffant skirt fell into a cathedral train. The fingertip veil of illusion "was draped from a half hat of lace and seed pearls, Mrs. Rol: matron of gown of gold molded bodice, cap sleeves and full skirt Bridesmaids Mesdames Robert T. Tomlinson, Hilard Francis and Edward °Lamperski wore the game style dresses in’ emerald green satin, Little Kathy Francis was girl. Roland P. Kramer was best man, Tommy Tomlinson was ring bearer, and Robert Tomlinson, Hilard Francis, "Edward Lamperski and Anthony Rea were ushers,

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FOLLOWING THE ceremony guests were entertained at breakfast at the Severin, Hotel and a reception at the bride's home. Assisting at the reception were Miss Mary Stieff, Miss Mary Jo Doherty, Mrs. Henry J. Meyer and Mrs, P. J. Becker The bride is a graduate of Marian College.

Two Centennials In Dairy Industry

1951 Marks two centennials in the dairy industry, In Onefda County, New York, Jesse Williams established the first factory system of cheese manufacture in 1851. Also in 1851, Jacob Fussell started the first ice epeam plant in Baltimore.

Rapid growth through industrial science has marked both industries and made high quality, sanitary cheese and Ice cream everyday foods in our national dietary. Local and national celebrations mark these centennials of progress,

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[This is a repeat performance of the revue presented Oct.

Musical Group in 75th Year

HE Diamond Anniver- » sary of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will be observed at a 2 p. m. program Friday in -tffe Riddick Auditorium. Founder of Matinee Musicale, second oldest musical club in America, is Mrs. A. G. Cox. ~ LJ =

FORMER PAST presidents and life members to be honored at the anniversary will be Mesdames Charles A. Pfafflin, Frank W. Cregor, Albert Lang, James H. Lowery. Harley Edington, Robert W. Blake, Frank

T. Edenharter. Simon L. Kiser and Carl H. Lieber, » = ~

MRS. BARBARA BAILEY DENNISON, contralto, accompanied by John Gates, will sing songs by Dvorak and Schumann, and Mrs. Harry A. Ware, organist, will play selections by Sturges, Clokey and Gigout.

Mrs. - Margaret Friermood,

soprano, will also sing Puccini,*

Chausson, Brahms and Richard Strauss numbers. She will be

accompanied by Miss Jane Hampson. A Rachmaninoff program

will be given by Miss Marian Laut and Miss Louise Swan, dd»-pianists. Mrs. William N, Fleming has arranged the program.

Lichtenauer

photo. The marriage of Miss Pearl Edwards and Kenneth E. Reed was read Tuesday night by the Rev. William Breedlove in the Calvary Baptist Church, The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Frank Edwards, Fortville, and Mr. and Mrs. Williom E, Reed, 3438 E. 26th St.

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TOMORROW ACA—12:30 p. m. Mrs. Brewer T. Clay,. 4456 N. Keystone, hostess. Program, Mrs. William E. McGuire. Meridian Chap., ITSC-— 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Rosalie Heathco, 157 Berkley Rd., hostess; Mrs. R.. A. Donie' and Mrs. Lionel

B. Stewart, assistants, #Cuba,” . Mrs, Walter Ww. Houppert.

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Club Calendar Shows Much Variety.

English Avenue Boys Club

Mothers—12:30 "p.m. ‘Thanks-

giving.dinner. 2 p. m. meeting. Mrs. Harry Gorman, hostess. Fortnightly Literary—2 p. m. Propylaeum. “Princess Pocohantas,” Mrs. Herbert R. Hill, Inter Alia—2 p. m, Mrs, Marshall Knox, 6015 ‘N. Ralston Dr., hostess. Program, Mrs, Walter Edwards Sr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins.

Chap. P, PEO—12:30 p. m. Mrs. “Mayflower Chap., ITSC—12: 30

Mary Alice Cunningham, 56 Campbell, hostess; Mrs. Wil‘liam C. Gardner, assistant. “Antiques,” Mrs, William H. Boyd. Vincent CLSC—Naon. Mrs. S. L. Scoles, 4540 Marcy Lane, hostess. Program, Mrs. R. C, Boyd and Mrs. C. T. Austin. TUESDAY Anagnous Group, Epsilon Sigma Omicron—12:30 p. m. Mrs. R. L. Johnston, 5644 Indianola, hostess. Devotions, Mrs. C. N. Symons; “Plymouth Adventure” (Ernest Gebler), Mrs. M. E. Robbins>

p. m. Mandarin Inn, Speaker, Miss Amy Keene, Chap. U, PEO—1 p. m, Mrs, J. R. Loomis, 5915 Lowell, hostess; Mrs. Portia Boggy, assistant. Program, Mrs. H. E, Wilcox.

Chap. W, PEO—8 p. m., Mrs. Frederic H. Weigle, 6033 Evanston, hostess; Mrs.

James ‘D. Barr, assistant. Chap. AM; PEO—S8 p. m., Miss Elizabeth Roberts, 6150 Norwaldo, hostess. Guest speaker, Ned Lamkin, Broad Ripple High School senior, on his visit to United Nations this fall.

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Spencer—Noon. Mrs. J, O, Wat- -

son, 1634 S. State, hostess; Mrs. L. G. Bell, assistant. Speaker, Mrs. L. A. Beem,

St. Clair Literary—12:30 p. mn

Mrs. W. H. Cook, 4262 Guilford, hostess. Review of “Life of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell,” Mrs. Mary C. Langston. WEDNESDAY Boys Club Association Auxiliary ~1:15 p. m. Mrs. Hanly Blackburn, 4511 Broadway, hostess; Mrs. Henry Todd and Mrs. Herbert Pinnell, assistants.

_ Inter Nos—12:30 p. m. Mrs.

John Williams, 2854 N. Talbot, hostess; Mrs. M. F. Conner, assistant, “Jane Mecum” (Van Doren), Mrs, Virgil L. “Manuel. Mount Vernon Chap., ITSC—

11:30 a. m. Warren Hotel. Speaker, Mrs. Walter W. Houppert.

Service Study—11 a. m. Mrs. F. C. Ludt, 6514 E. Washington, hostess. “The Flag and the Bill of Rights,” Mrs. Julius Rockener.

Zetathea—1:30 p. m, J St. branch, Indiana National Bank. Mrs. Rhoda W. Brennan, hostess; Mrs. F. S, Hassler, assistant, France,” Mrs. Paul N. Harris.

’ THURSDAY

Aperio—12:30 p. m. Mrs. Henry J. Windt, 3301.N. New Jersey, hostess, Program, Mrs, Robert Hinshaw, cy,

YWCA to Open

Teen Canteen Games, dancing and refresh-

ments will mark the opening at

7 o'clock tonight of the Central Branch, YWCA Y-Teen Canteen. Open to all teen-agers now in high scliool, the canteen, located at the Central Branch Building, will close at 9:30 p. m.

Milk Production Up

United States milk production per cow reached an alltime high of 5292 pounds in 1950.

“Life in.

al racE Sl Dr. Seitz To Speak At Dinner.

DE: PHILIP ¥. D. SEITZ, director of psychiatric research at the ‘Indiana University Medical Center, . will address the Indianapolis Business and Professional Womgn's Club at a diner meet"ing at 6 p. m. in the Women’s Department Club, Thursday.

‘His subject will be “Psychological Preparation for Old Age.” Dr. Seitz has been af the Medical Center since 1949. Prior to that he was at the University of Pennsylvania and served as an army psychiatrist in Germany dyring World War IIL

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John Paul Seiberling Mrs. Roy Elder Adams,

4145 Washington Blvd, swill be hostess Dec. 3 for the meeting bf the Monday Conversation

Club. Members of the health and John Paul Seiberling will safety committee. of the club give piano selections from a will be honored during the

forum hour following dinner. There. will also be group singing at this time.

group ofwed English pieces as well as compositions by: Bach, Brahms and Debussy.

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