Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1952 — Page 5

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70 BE. OR NOT TO BE. That was the problem facig.

‘Miss Jacquelyn Williamson Thursday. Miss Williamson had made all her plans to be married at 5:30 p. m. Sunday to Raymond Max Wagaman,

U. 8. Navy. But Uncle Sam had other plans at the last minute for the prospective birdegroom.

At 4:55 p. m. Thursday, Ray

called his fiancee and told her his ‘orders had been cancelled and he wouldn't be able to get a leave until he received new orders — perhaps on Monday (yesterday). The Williamson family and Mr, and Mrs, Harry Wagaman, Martinsville, Ray’s parents, immediately got busy calling guests to tell them the wedding was off temporarily and canceling the cake and other details. A second. call came through from California,. where Mr. Wagaman was stationed, at 8 p. m. that same day. Something had happened and the Navy had given into the bridegroom-to-be allowing him an emergency leave. He finally got here late Saturday night. And like most tales, it had a happy ending with the couple being married at 5:30 p. m. Bunday in the West Washington Street Methodist Church. Of course the families had to start - from scratch making plans and inviting people again. . » . LAKE SHORE COUNTRY CLUB members will become clothes-conscious these next few days. And there's a good reason for their over-interest in costumes. On Friday night from 9 to midnight, the club’ will hold its big “Hos Down" dance with prizes going to the ones mest appropriately dressed. What's more, there'll be an official caller, Max Ingle, and music . by Harry Stevenson's Rhythm Rockets. : Mr, and Mrs. Robert. Delles;

chairmen, will- be assisted: by

Mr. apd Mrs. John Lovell, Miss Margaret Secendino and Frank Fox.

» 2 # WHAT WAS ONCE A CARRIAGE HOUSE is now a play-

house. At least, is a house

where one learns how to play

during leisure hours.

At 1455 N. Pennsylvania St, 4805

Mrs. Jane Friedland,

house into a contemporary art

school workshop. And the actual

studio is where carriages were once garaged in days gone by: Inside this quaint building is Ralph Hurst who instructs students in ceramics, sculpturing and how to make jewelry-—just for the fun of it. Mr. Hurst, who is currently on the teaching staff of Indiana University Art Center, has his work permanently exhibited in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. That's learning from an expert on how to relax, . » ” “THE THREE LITTLE BEARS” story was almost repeated yesterday. - Almost, in this case, because instead of porridge and beds, the used articles © were three backyard rubber swimming pools. It seems the local doctor, wife and child in this instance all own inflated swimming pools in which they can sit and cool off during the hot days. Yesterday, merely sitting in the water wasn't sufficient for relief so they left the pools filled with water and went for a drive, When they returned, someone had evidently been tampering with the water. Instead of a warm liquid, the three ‘pools were filled with ice cubes. And there's a Goldilocks living next door to them, too.

Alumnae Picnic Today

Western College | Alumnae of Indianapolis will hold a picnic i» Broad Ripple Park at 6:30 . m. today. Miss Marilyn InsPi» and Miss Ruth Bertsch are in charge of arrangements.

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Couple Here

Mrs. Richard James Sippel was Miss Jeannine Robinson before her marriage May 31 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. The Rev. Fr. William Morley performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Tipton. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr. G. K. Sippel, 4325 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Marilyn Petterson was matron of honor. Miss Barbara Sippel was bridesmaid and Susan Sippel was flowergirl Attending the bridegroom were Maurice Freney, best man and ushers Paul Kreig, George Sippel and Dwain Robinson. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Mirror Room of the Marott Hotel. The couple took a trip through the Smoky Mountains and are now at home at 3470 N. Meridian St. The bridegroom attended IU.

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Jr. and Edward B. Raub Jr.

Times photo by Desn Timmerman NEW MEMBERS—Mrs. Scot Clifford, Brendonwood, was hostess yesterday when new members of the Auxiliary to the Children’s Bureau, Indianapolis Orphan Asylum, were entertained. Trying to stay out of the sun were Mesdames Thomas E. Dorste, J. Russell Townsend Jr, Robert T. Stephens and William B. Fenstermaker (left to right), four of the new members. Others include Mesdames Max D. Bartley, Alembert W. Brayton Ill, Samuel A. Fuller, Edwin Holt Hughes lil, William E. King *

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Local Girl Is Wed to

Brazil Man

Times State Service BRAZIL, June 17—Mrs.

John Wayne Eppert: Jr, this city, was Miss Charlotte Ruth Lofstrom, 326 Buckingham Dr. Indianapolis, before her marriage Sunday”in the Presbyterian Church, here. She is the daughter of Mrs. Edward F. Lofstrom, 326 Buckingham Dr. Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs, Eppert Sr., Brazil, are the bridegroom's parents. Miss Barbara Girton, Evans. ville, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Ann Dean, Amarillo, Tex.; Miss Marcia Larson, Scotch Plains, N. J, and Miss Margaret and Miss Patricia Maron, both from here. Miss Lynn Shupe, McKeesport, Pa. was junior

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_. BEST MAN was Leeds Hutchinson and ushers were George Meharry, Barnard James, Donald Miller, John Craig and Herman Emmert, all from here. The Rev, W. Marcus Kendall

officiated at the double-ring

ceremony. The bridegroom attended Purdue University and is now a student in Michigan State College. The couple will be at home after Monday in Brazil

Writers' Club to

Meet Tomorrow

The Story-a-Month Club will meet in the Rauh Memorial Library at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, The evening's. discussion, to be

led by Mrs. Allan Hanna,

Greensburg, will be on “Craftsmanship in the Short Story.? Original stories by members will be read for group criticism. Winner of the short story

contest last month was Mrs, |

George L. Bradshaw.

Club Plans Garden Fete A garden party and reception decorations; Mrs. George: Wi"

will be held from 5 to 8 p. m. ne ha. Sear Wednesday by the Indiana Art- O, K. Gaskins and J Gy - ists Club in the J. I. Holcomb Wolter, hospitality. Botanical Gardens, Butler University. , A formal greeting by caro Local Garden Group Antresian, newly elected president, will open the proceedings To Gather Today at 5:15 p. m. Honor guests will Dr. and Mrs, E, C, Cr ; be Mrs. Henry F. Schricker and Stop 8 Road, ‘will Be hosts 4

Mrs, J. I. Holcomb. Mrs. An- A tresian will pour assisted by 7:30 Pm. today for a Houta ot

Mrs. Leonidas Smith and Miss ©f the Indianapolis Iris and i) Jane Messick.

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Mrs. Lawrence Carter, general Members will discuss gardens

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chairman, will be assisted by over the cotntry they have vise Q Mrs. Harry E. Blasingham, ited on recent vacation trips, 3

China . . . Sterling Silver . . . Crystal . ..

Stationery . . , Lamps . . . Furniture. #

At Charles Mayer and Company

On The Second Floor

At your first thought of wedding plans, visit, write or phong our bridal secretary, She will assist you in the co-ordinated selection of sterling, crystal and china patterns as well as other wants for your first home. A permanent record is kept for your convenience and that of your friends and relatives. Embarrassing duplications are avoided.

Our Stationery Department is ready to asfist you - with the selection of your wedding invitations.

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Times phote by Dean Timmermap.

ADRIAN MODEL—Miss ‘Patricia Sully is shown in one of the gowns from the MGM picture “Lovely to Look At” soon to appear at Loew’s. She will show the gowns in Block's ‘Gown Room and Tearoom faday and tomorrow. She plays the role of. a model in the movie.

New Beauty Aids keep busy women fresh, young, glamourous

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While we're all too busy foi Jengthy beauty rituals, the need for glamour grows. So thank heaven Richard Hudnut, maker of the famous DuBarry Beauty |Preparations, has come to your xescue.

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New Kind of Make-Up

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