Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1952 — Page 46

Caleb Davies and Bride Honeymooning In Southern States

WEDDING’ vows read by Dr. Henry G. White of Irvington Methodist Church “united Miss Margaret Ann Rennoe and Caleb Davies III yesterday. The ceremony was read at 3:30 p. m. !

Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs: Edgar J. ‘Rennoe, 801 N. Bolton Ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Davies Jr. Pittsburgh. y Mrs, Harry Pertz, the matron af honor, wore a peach net and taffeta frock fashioned with a jacket and full, net skirt. ‘ The bridesmaids, Misses Marcla Brewer, Elizabeth Davies and Sarah Anne Williams, were dressed in aqua frocks made Hike that of the honor attendant. They all wore white hyacinth Balos and carried baskets of spring flowers.

‘ 8 8 #8 : JAMES HAY BLACK was the best man. Ushers included Dr. Edgar’ J. Rennoe, Joseph KE. Heckel and William Brown, . White nylon tulle and Venice face formed the bridal gown.

fant skirt that extended into a cathedral train,

A two-tiered veil of imported silk {illusion fell from a white taffeta and pearl entwined halo. The bride carried white iris, valley lilies and stock.

A reception in the church parlors followed. The couple left for a motor trip through the South, the bride dressed in a navy gabardine suit with navy hat and a white corsage.

The couple will be at home in the University View Apartments, Hammond, after Apr. 1. The bride attended Indiana University and was graduated from Butler University. A. member of Delta Delta Sorority, she served her dietetic internship at IU.

The bridegroom attended the University of Pittsburgh where

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Miss Elizabeth Ross Gunsett

Miss Hazel Marie Weghorst

Mss Hazel Marie Weghorst and James B. Calvert will

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5420 Indianola Ave. The Rev. Herbert Huffman, pastor of the First Friends

Church, will read the vows at 2:30 p. m, Mrs. Wade will be the matron of honor, and Warren M. Atkinson is to be the best man. The bride-to-be

attended

Miss Gunsett and Mr. Riser Plan Apr. 8 Wedding

ICHARD L. RISER will take Miss Elizabeth Rose Gunsett as his bride in an Apr. 8 ceremony. The rite will be read in-the home of the bride’s-to-be sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Wade,

Wittenberg College, Springfield, O. Mr. Riser was graduated from Butler University, where he was a rember of Sigma Chi Fraternity. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. Albert J. Gunsett, Convoy, O., and Mr. and Mrs, Glen J, Riser, 536 N, Central Ct.

be married at 3:30 p. m. Apr. 6 in the First Presby-

terian Church. ” Parents of the couple Weghorst, 2930 Guilford Ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Calvert, 2444 N. Meridian St. The bridgegroom-to-be is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Music Conservatory. ” . .

MISS ELEANOR McCLURE will be maid of honor, and the bridesmaids are to be Miss Jane

. McClure and Mrs. William Weg-

horst. Dortha Clare and Mary Margaret May and Carol Thomas will be the flowergirls. Howard D, Thomas will be the best man, and the ushers will include Richard E. Emery, Robert J. Shultz and David W. Hughes and William R. Scutt, Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Claud Buttz and Mrs. Minnie DeMoss will give a miscellaneous shower Wednesday in Mrs. Buttz’'s home, 3733 Winthrop Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Weg-

are Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Set Wedding For Mar. 29

The marriage of Miss Jane Dollens and Jack D. Manley wiil be read at 7:30 p. m. Mar. 29 in the Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church. The Rev. J. E. Yates will officiate. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dollens, 1832 Lexington Ave, and Mrs. Gilbert DeCoursey and Orville Manley, Indianapolis.

The bride-to-be’'s attendants will be Miss Norma Dollens, maid of honor; Miss Carol Eccles and Miss Phyliss Jones, bridesmaids, and Peggy Manley, flowergirl.

Daniel Kemp will be the best

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Plan Trip to Virginia After Church Ceremony

Donald H. Batey.

WEDDING trip to Williamsport, Va., will follow the marriage tonight of Miss Jean Ernsting and Sgt.

Dr. W. A. Shullenberger will read the rite at 7:30

Holiday Event Set

8t. Patrick's Day will be observed by members of the Indianapolis Dental Society's Women’s Auxiliary with a card party and buffet supper tomorrow in the Antler’s Hotel. The event is under the direction of Mesdames Sandu Constant, William B. Currie, “John B. Long, Wiliam F. Hanning, J. Thayer Waldo and Martin Roschelle. Early reservations have been made by Mesdames Thomas H. Beavers, Jack D. Denison, Robert H. Derry, Thomas Esmon, J. Frank Hall, John R. Donagh, Don I. Irwin, Gerald a. Kiley, Gerald A. Hiatt, William ‘A. Bolen, Joseph A. Ropski, Paul R. Oldham and Roschelle. Mesdames Constant, Earl V. Schulz, Waldo, Jack Vorhies, Maynard K. Hine, Sheldon L. Hall, Currie, Gray, Charles P. Hammer, Sidney Schwimer, Marvin Cochrane, Frederick A. Hahlt, Nathan Wells, Ronald Ping and John J. Stone,

o'clock in the Central Christian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Ernsting, 338 N. State Ave. Sgt. Batey, Ft. Harrison, is the ion of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Batey, Evanston, Wyo.

” ” » MISS BETTY JANE CROUCH, the maid of honor, will be dressed in kelly green satin. She will carry pale pink carnations, The bridesmaids, Mrs. Clarence Evans and Mrs. Harold Addison, will wear light green satin frocks and carry deep pink carnations. Jack W. Barnett will carry the ring.

» s » A FULL -SKIRTED white satin gown with a train will be worn 'by the bride. Her {llusion veil will be held by orange blossoms, and she will carry amazonica lilies. Cpl. Louis P. Bosworth will be the best man, and the ushers will include Cpl. Michael K. Doherty and Cpl. John T. Paul. A reception in the church will follow the ceremony. - The bride will travel in a flame suit with black accessorfes. Sgt. Batey attended Westminster College.

Miss LaVerne Francis Grider and Kenneth L. Summers will be married June 8 in the home of the bride-to-be’s parents. They are Mr. and Mrs. Noble R. Grider, 17 N. Sherman Dr. Mr. Summers is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Summers, 1528 E. Ohio St.

Miss Terry Becomes-Bride

Miss Jenniece Terry became the bride of Eugene E. Jones Mar. 8. The rite was read at 8 p. m. in the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fugene -E. Jones, 1233 Yandes St. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Terry, 1138 E. 19th St., are the parents of the bride. The Rev: William D. Edwards, pastor of

home.

the Mt. Helm Baptist Church, performed the ceremony. Miss Clarice Terry was the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids included Miss Hattie M. Ligon and Miss Ernesteen Hoskins. The bridegroom's father was the best man. The ushers included James Jones and J. L. Terry.

horst will give the bridal dinner the itight of Apr. 5 in their

man, and the ushers will in-

clude Phillip Baine and James Monroe.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bless, 2525 Guilford Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Norma Rose, to Pvt. Charles Eugene Jones. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Jones, Lawrence. No date is set for the wedding. Pvt. Jones is stationed at Camp Stoneman, Cal.

Chicken Pox Guarantees Exclusive Party for Sonny

By KATY ATKINS WOODBRIDGE, Conn., Mar. 15—Sun-

day is always apt to be a party day and I am going to be at a very exclusive one.

I am to have the thrill of watching

my grandson's expression when he sees the merry-go-round which adorns his third birthday , cake. i The exclusiveness of the party is by necessity since he has the chicken pox, but eventually we will get around to one with contemporary guests when (I hope) the carousel can go on another cake, eo < THE PARTY following the final performance of the "Christamore Follies turned out | to be a mob scene. All the © cast and apparen half the audience flocked to Woodstock to have a buffet breakfast and talk over the show. However Mabel Heslar rose above the con- - fusion of the performance and managed to have a beautiful supper party late that night in celebration of a family birthday. In spite of the line in the program that read, “Any similarity between the printed program and what happens on the stage is not only a ‘eoincidence—it's a miracle,” everything seemed to go off on setiagule. “eo

! HELEN BUELL APPEARED for Jean Wel‘lon in one skit and it seemed for a minute that

Frances Coburn was never going to make it,

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as she pawed frantically at the folds of the velvet curtain trying to make an exit in a rather startling costume. We loved “White River. Cruise,” especially the picnickers when Polly Daggett, bowed down under the weight of two enormous baskets, led “Pa” and the kids across the- stage. The line of children couldn't have been cuter. Hats off, t@o, to the precision number in which the girls wore gold sequin crowns. Kay Schroeder did a good job keeping things moving in “Slap Hands” where the girls got men from the audience on the stage and got their coats exchanged. Opening night Capt. Firman Knachel was among those tapped. oo FRIDAY NIGHT ALEX CLARK and Neeley Alig were in the group. The Alig family went over to Cincinnati to ride with the hunt the next day. : Several charming parties have been given for bride-ww-be Katharine Kercher, Three members of a long-time canasta group to which Katharine's fiance's mother, Mrs, WilIts B. Connor, belongs gave a luncheon and kitchen shower at Woodstock. They were Mrs. Raymond Crom, Mrs. H. H. Stiffer and Mrs. Arthur Wallace. The bridal colors of white and yellow were carried out in the flowers and mints. The gifts were on a table in front of the fireplace. e of the most amusing was arranged by Mrs. Kercher and her other daughter, Mrs. Charles Hay. : It was a waste basket swathed in cotton so that it had a foamy look. A bright red rubber ball for a cherry and big straws made it an ice cream soda. The basket held small items for the kitchen, * ; ‘

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The guest of honor wore a navy shantung dress with a pale blue gilet and a turban of pale blue flowers, lovely over her pretty blonde hair.

This was a mother and daughter affair where the mothers without daughters borrowed a bridesmaid for the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey are having a party tomorrow at the Griffiths. A complete bridal party in miniature will decorate the table. ’

Spring is moving time. Two young couples are settled at new addresses.

Nina and Tom Solley are In their just com~ pleted house in Williams Creek. Lillian and Robert Kline are on W. 49th St. Friends of Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dunn are expecting them home momentarily. The Johnsons have been in Honolulu and California where they visited Mrs. Minnie Johnson both going and returning.

The Dunns ‘have had an extensive European trip. They have been generous with postcards but we are anxious to hear details,

Lewis-W hite Nuptials Read By Rev. Raymond Hammer

At 7:30 o'clock the night of Mar. 8 Miss Charlotte Venon White became the bride of Pfc. Robert G. Lewis. The rite was read by the Rev. Raymond J. Hammer in the General Assembly and Churth of the First Born. 2 «Mrs. Robert Cavender was her sister's matron of honor. Herbert Lewis was the best man, and the ushers included William White and Venis Lewis.

bride’s train, and Joseph Michael White was the ringbedrer. After the ceremony, a reception was held in the home ‘of Mrs. Virgil Hall, 409 Leeds Ave. aunt of the bride. The couple is in San Antonio, Tex., where the bridegroom is stationed: at Lackland Air Force Base. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. White, 1301 Ringgold Ave, and Mr. and

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SUNDAY, MAR. 16, 1952

Local Couple

To Repeat +

Vows Today

HE. Central Avenue 4 Methodist Church will be the setting at 2:30 p. m.

today of Miss Virginia

Louise King's marriage to Ralph Donald Edwards. The single-ring ceremony will be read by the Rev. Edwin W, Stricker. ’ Mr. ‘and Mrs. Neil C. King, 5168 N. Illinois St., are the par. ents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Edwards, 1616 Sharon Ave. are the parents of the bridegroom. The bride's attendants will be dressed alike in strapless frocks of pink net over taffeta with matching net stoles. Their dubonnet carnations, made into Colonial bouquets, will accent the dresses. : n ” . MISS PATRICIA KING will be maid of honor, and Mrs, King Jr. and Mrs. Edwards Jr. the bridesmaids. Sherry Sue Edwards will be flower girl. The bridal gown is imported white Chantilly lace, styled with molded bodice accented with opalescent sequins. The lace cap will hold the bride's fingertip illusion veil.” She will carry a prayerbook topped with white orchids. Richard Edwards will be best man, and the ushers will include Mr, King Jr. and Mr. Ede wards Jr.

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Miss Sandra Stockton

Stockton = Cook Rite

To Be Read

Mar. 30

Mss SANDRA STOCKTON will become the bride of Bill Cook Mar. 30 in the Fairfax Christian Church. The Rev. Leonard Wymore will read the vows at

2:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Mershon, 532 N. Concord St. are the parents of the bride-to-be. Mr. Cook is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. David Cook, 30 8. Addison St. » ” ”

MISS DOROTHY NICOLOFF will be the maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth Hill and Miss Martha Craig. Sandra Sue Stockton, Pontiac, Mich., will be the junior

‘The* engagement .of Miss Margaret Hagan and Robert McKeand, New York, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank 8. Hagan, 531 Moreland Ave, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McBe of propio ’ nts o ; ) Pp

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bridesmaid. The prospective bridegroom’s attendants will include Robert Cook, best man, and David Cook Jr. and Donald Cook, ushers. Miss Nicoloff will entertain with. a miscellaneous shower Wednesday for Miss Stockton. She will be assisted by Miss Hill and Miss Craig. Her home, 948 Arnolda St, will be the setting.

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The cotiple has chosen May for their wedding. . Miss Catherine Gobel will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids are to be Mesdames Raymond McSemek, Joseph Hejob and Carl Hagan. . Jerry McKeand will be his brother's best man. The ushers will include James and Carl Hagan and Mr, MeoSemek., eo

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