Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1952 — Page 32

AA AKE mine straight. (Straight tea, that is.) And it 4"% won't be unusual this afternoon to hear this very statement at Mrs. Mona Darrell’s garden tea to- be in the home of her mother, Mrs. John Glynn, Noblesville Rd.

Today Mrs. Darrell will try her latest collector's items on her guests, "Every month she seems to acquire a new teapot and each time, according to reports, these containers get even more unusual than their predeCessors. - Téa will be poured this afternoon from a teapot sent to the hostess from China. It has a double spout and” can hold enough liquid to serve 24 people. But it's the double spout that will -add color to the whole event n The body of the pot is divided into two sections within. Cne contains hot water and the other, ultra strong concentrated tea in liquid form. First the water is poured into the cup, and in a similar manner as when pouring cream, the guest is asked, “When?” for the tea. That's one way to keep them all happy'—the strong and the weak, : ”. ” -. GUESTS FROM 2 TO 4 P. M. Wednesday in the new Meridian Street Methodist Church, 55th and Meridian Sts., will have more than tea to look forward to that afternoon. Guides will be provided to take them through the new building. And these guides will be fully

equipped to give them the his-

tory of the old congregation, the present church, and a description of the interior, equipment and furniture. Furthermore, the people who

planned, designed, decorated and built the church will be in the women's parlor for

further details.

Mrs. John Wayne Eppert Jr. was Miss Charlotte Ruth Lofstrom before her marriage last Sunday in the Presbyterian Church, Brazil. Parents of the couple are Mrs Edward F. Lofstrom, 326 Buckingham Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Eppert Sr., Brazil,

Come see and have some tea. ” » » SUMMER HEAT OFTEN MARKS the beginning of the end—the end of family arguments, that is. And what's more, it gives the man of the house a chance to defend himself with tangible proof, A Broad Ripple husband has been bearing his wife's chatter all winter about his lack of physical beauty. It seems one of their neighbors, who recently moved there, is constantly being admired by the wives in the- district for the way he carries himself and for his Atlas build. At a neighborhood swim last aight, the group met in the pool to cool off. After seeing her idol in trunks for the first time, the once admiring wife turned to her husband saying, “How should I know his suits were. so well-padded?” It's all the disguise of guys these days.

” ” » A FEW FASHION-MINDED Indianapolis women received invitations to attend a cocktail party in New York. And this is one cocktail party they shouldn’t fear, noting who sent the invites. . They read, “Will you join us for cocktails at one-thirty on Friday, the twenty-seventh of June in our showrooms at 498 Seventh Ave. Sincerely, Sally Sober.” oo With a hostess named such, they'll have nothing to worry about. Incidentally, the invites were to the Henry. Rosenfield show.

To Meet in Minneapolis

U PHI EPSILON, national music sorority, will hold its national bit ennial convention in the Curtis Hotel, Minneapolis, tomorrow through Saturday. Representatives of the Indianapolis Alumnae and Kappa Chapters attending will be Mrs. Frank Gerke, alumnae president, and Miss Delores SpaldIng, Kappa president, business delegates; Mrs. Donald Vanderbilt, violinist; Mrs. Saul Bernat, cellist; Mrs. W. N. Fleming Jr. and Mrs. Patricia Batton, pianists, musical delegates, The Indianapolis groups are in charge of the first formal dinner Tuesday evening. The theme will be the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Classic, which will be carried out in table decorations, programs and favors. Other members attending the convention” from Indianapolis will be Mrs. Clyde Titus and Miss Georgia Lockenour.

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Mr. and Mrs, John W. Brown, Carmel, announce the

engagement of their

daughter, . Rosalind, to Donald Kemp McCort Jr., son of Mr. and Mre, D. K. McCart, Orleans. Miss Brown was graduated June 16 from Indiana University. Mr. McCart is a student in the Indiana University Law School. The wedding date has been set for Aug. 23.

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Nuptials to Be in Church

AT 3:30 p. m. today Miss Juanita Trotter will become the bride of G. Weldon Johnson. Dr. Hiram C. Weld will officiate at the double-ring ceremony in the North

Methodist Church. Patents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Trotter, 267 Berkley Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Grant O. Q. Johnson, 116 E. 48th St.’ The bride chose Mrs. Charles Rothkopf, matron of honor, Mrs. Thomas Neuberger and Misses Jane Johnson, Joan McFall and Barbara Sherow, bridesmaids, and Sue Ann ‘Spicer, flowergirl. They will wear matching light blue net and lace frocks.

” » s ATTENDING the bridegroom will be David Mead, best man; Darrell Zink, Marion;

Richard Goff, Pendleton; John

P. Gerard and Mr. Rothkopt, ushers. ,

The bride's ivory satin gown is accented with Venice lace and sequins, A matching lace bonnet will hold her fingertip veil: She will carry a white orchid with a white prayerbook. A reception in the church parlor will follow the ceremony. The bride will wear a white dress and beige accessories for her trip north. After July 15 the couple will live in Ogden, Utah. The bride is a graduate of Butler University and a member of Delta Gamma Sorority. The bridegroom is a graduate of Indiana University and belongs to Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.

Ceremony Read in lllinois

"BLOOMINGTON, Ill, ‘June -2t-—Carl, Wood, Riley | ~. Hotel," Indianapolis, Ind.,"took Miss Margaret Jane Har- |

rison as, his bride at a 2 o'clock ceremony this afternoon

in the Wesley Methodist Chapel

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Plan Luncheon

Emerson Grove Garden Club will meet at noon on Wednesday in Riverside Park. Members will bring a pitch-in lunch, Mrs. Emma Bradford is hostess.

here. : The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie. Hundman, this city, chose a pink silk shan-

tung dress with navy acces- | for her wedding. She

sories carried a Colonial bouquet of pink and white roses and white carnations.

Mrs. Dexter Hill, Moroa, Ill, wearing a beige silk shantung dress, was the only attendant.

Frank Tracey, Indianapolis, was |

best man.

The bride changed into a gray dress with navy accessories after the reception in the Hotel Rogers’ Mirror Room.

Mr. Wood is a graduate of Michigan State College and Cornell University.

GOP Club Arranges Tea

The Indianapolis Women's Republican Club will give a tea honoring Mrs. Virginia Caylor in the home of Mrg, C. Dolly Gray, 6800 Westfield Blvd, from 3 to 5 p. m. next Sunday. Mrs. Caylor was recently nom-

inated for reporter of the Su- |

preme and Appellate Court.

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AR. AND MRS. John F. ~ Sullivan will be at home in 1220 Park’ Ave.,

following their wedding trip to New York. Mrs. Sullivan is the former Miss Nancy MecNulty, daughter of Mrs. Maurice McNulty, 1512 N. Meridian St. The couple was married at 10 a. m. yesterday in the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll officiated at the ceremony. ' Mrs, Mildred Sullivan, 2715 N. Meridian 8t., is the mother of

u ATTENDING the couple were

. Miss Patricia McNulty, maid of

honor; Miss Carroll McNulty and Miss Claire McKinney, bridesmaids; David Sullivan, best man, and David McNulty, Patrick Evard, Paul Bosler and Timothy MeDowell, ushers.

The bride's attendants wore white organdy frocks fashioned with Peter Pan collars and accented with green and white checked taffeta. The bride’s gown of imported Swiss organdy was embroidered in white and fashioned with a bustle back extending into tiers of embroidered organdy ruffles forming a cathedral train. An organdv cap held her fingertip veil. She lilies and white orchids. A wedding hreakfast in the home of the bride's sister-in-law. ‘Mrs. Thomas J. McNulty, 4177 Ruckle St. was fo'lowed by a recention in the home of the bride’s mother. The bridegroom attended Fordham University.

25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John J. Long, 323 N. Drexel Ave. will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house from 3 to 5 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. today.

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