Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1952 — Page 10

PAGE 10 . Irene Frances Spry

Bride

To Become

Mss IRENE FRANCES SPRY will become the bride of Pfc. Floyd R. Medsker in an 8 p. m.

ceremony today in the Four-

square Tabernacle. Howard Carson will officiate. - Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Spry, 1428 Astor St., are the parents of the bride. Mrs. Helen Medsker, T47 Prospect St, and

The Rev.

Floyd W. Medsker, 3701 Ker-

chevel Rd. are the parents of

the bridegroom,

tioned in Jacksonville, Alr Force Base. a = = : THE REV. DARLENE

who is sta- ©

'SCHILDS will be the matron 4

HERE ‘

- extending

of honor. She will wear blue lace over taffeta. In a similar

pink frock will be Miss Phyllis Spry, maid of honor, and | Miss Virginia Wilson, brides-

maid, will be dressed in a yel- [#

low ensemble of duplicate de- ©

sign.

‘The Rev. Harry Lapo, Evans- =

ville, will be the best man, Harold and Richard Cordell will be the ushers. . » . THE BRIDE dressed gown over white satin, the skirt ‘into a cathedral train, The {illusion fingertip veil will be held with a seed pearl tiara. She will carry white roses and stephanotis. After a trip, the couple will

WILL be & in a Chantilly lace | %

.-Underwood photo

TO BE—Mrs. Floyd R. Medsker | be at home in the Astor St. |

address,

Program’ ‘Announced ‘For ‘Annual Rose Festival

HE complete program of the Rose Festival to be Saturday and Sunday in Hillsdale Nurseries has been

announced by committee officials.

The event is scheduled

from 1 to 6 p. m. Saturday and from 11:30 a. m. to 6

Pp. m. Sunday.

Garden Club exhibits “of

- roses and an exhibit of roses

out of season by the Allied Florists will be open during these hours, Camp Fire Girls,

ub Scouts. and Girl Scouts will

Planned activity will bught at 1 p. m, Saturday with a musical . program featuring Miss Judy Volkert and Miss Rosemary New, accordlonists, and Charles

* Huffman, electric guitarist, Jun-

jor swimmers of the Riviera

wisnmimoueadiiyb will give aquatic demon-

strations in the pool at 2:45 p. m. Those participating will be Karen Newbold, Judy Lambert, Ann Noone, Mary Noone, Margaret Roesinger, Barbara Lambert and Margaret Noone, Dwight Searcy and Jim Pollock. Musical acts will be given at

- 3:30 p.m. by. Miss Jacquie Sue’

Loffland and Phillip Loffland on the marimba and accordion. » " " FESTIVITIES will begin. with a musical program at 11:30 a. m. Sunday. Miss Helen Walls will direct the accordion band composed of Sue Durgan, Marcia Rinne, Paula Lewellyn and Judy Irvine. The Teen Sinfonietta will play under the direction of Renato Pacini. Official reception of guests will begin at 1 p.m. In the re¢elving line will be Gov, and Mrs. Schricker, Mayor and Mrs.

. Clark, Messrs, and Mesdames

Roy Badollet, Wallace O. Lee, A. J. Thatcher, Alex Tuschinsky and Louis Gessert, Others will be members of the 12th annual Rose Festival gommittee, ladies of the garden glubs, members of the Fhdianfpolis Landscape Association, Allied Florists, Indianapolis Park Department, State Conservation Department and Junfor Deputy Sheriffs. Inc. ® » ”

MUSICAL PRESENTATIONS will precede the flag ralsing ceremony at 2 p. m, Frank Chase, executive secretary of the Boy Scouts of Amers fea, 1s in charge. Speed swimming and diving exhibitions 1 be given at 2:30 p. m. by e National Championship Lafayette Swim Club Women's Team coached by Richard Pappenguth. ~ Purdue “University coeds and Riviera Club junior swimmers also will participate. Rose Queen candidates will assemble-at 3 p, m. Among them are Misses Tomeen Garrett, Bea Douglass, Joan O'Neill, Barbara Bugg, ‘Georgeann Varnes, Helen Middleton, Doris Graham, Elizabeth Young, Gail Raines, Joyce Barnard, Pat MacDonald and Carol Matthews. Candidates will parade from the house to the swimming

Honor awards will. in

2 Couple Will

pool through a ribboned aisleway for judging. The winner will be announced after the rose ceremony. will proceed to” the coronation throne,

Be Honored

A buffet supper in honor of Miss Joan Marie .Hoster and her fiance, Leslie Charles DeVoe, will be given at 7 p. m. Saturday in the home of Miss Hoster’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoster, 417.E. 49th- St. Hosts will be Arthur Wagnon, grandfather of the bride-to-be, and her aunts and uncles Miss Alice Wagnon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pock and Mr. and Mrs, Edward Wagnon. Guests will include parents of the prospective bridegroom, Mr. and Mra, Voe, 4014 Washington Blvd. and members of both families. a " »

SEVERAL OTHER parties are being planned before the wedding which will take place

at 7:30 p. m, Wednesday in the

Broadway Methodist Church. Mesdames Leon Desautels, Lawrence Shappert and James Ray will be hostesses for a luncheon honoring the bride-to-be Saturday in the Highland Golf and Country Club.

TWO PARTIES are scheduled the day before the wedding. Members of the bridal party and out-of-town guests will be entertained at a brunch given by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoster Jr, 6232 Dover Rd. Co-hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoster Sr. The bride-to-be’s parents will entertain Tuesday night with a bridal dinner in Meridian Hills Country Club,

Alumnae Schedule Pitch-In Picnic

The Indianapolis Alumnae

Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi}...

Sorority will have a -pitch-in picnic in the home of Mrs. Robert Sturgeon, Brown County, on Monday. Supper will be served at 7 p.m. Mrs. Naomi Whitesell, vice president of the organization,

8he and her court |

abe do.

Leslie Morrison De- |

will be the official delegate to | the: national convention, June |

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WEBNESDAY; JUNE 4; 1952.

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