Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1952 — Page 4
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(CLAUDIA CLARK, 3, settles her favorite doll by the fireplace for her bedtime story.
Times photos by William A. Oates Jr,
Claudia is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Alex Clark, 5832 Winthrop Ave,
The Bridal Scene—
Scheduled
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RIVIERA CLUB activities this week will include’ a ladies luncheon
bridge at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday in the clubhouse with Mrs. L. C. True, hostess, and a full Independence Day schedyle. Friday's program will open with swimming at 9 a. m. followed by brunch at 10,30 a m. Music during the brunch will be provided by a trio of club embry. A grand march led by the color guard of the Broad Ripple American Legion Post will open dancing at 11 a. m. which will continue until 1 p. m.
. ” ” THE COLOR GUARD includes Ralph Inyart, Hale Wilson, M. F. Pettit, Lawrence Woodring and H. E. Harlow. The club committee is headed by Charles E. Corbin, entertainment chairman, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Wood. Reservations have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Charles E. Corbin, Albert H. Smith, W. E. Ballard, Winfield Simpson, Roy True, H. E. Harlow, Wilson, C. Ted Corbin and Sam Horine Jr.
Mrs. Anderson Plans Tri ip to Europe
Hanson Pe Anderson, 5002 Broadway, will leave here Wednesday for New York. She will sail for Europe Thursday noon on the malden voyage of the S88 United States. After docking in Havre she will visit in France with stopovers in Rouen and Versailles to see friends, Switzerland and Italy. July 28-Aug. 6 Mrs. Anderson will be in Oxford, England, attending the World Conference of the Friends Church. Before returning home after her 6weeks trip she will tour England and Scotland.
serve when you use the handy canned version. For one variation, place the stew in a ‘casserole and top with biscuits.’ Bake in a hot oven for 12 to'15 minutes.
Boulden- Prall Vows Are Solemnized
EFORE an altar banked with palms, ferns and candlelabra Miss Jo Anne
Prall and Donald Boulden
Jr., Winamac, exchanged wedding vows yesterday in the Broadway Methodist Church. Dr. Robert Pierce read the 2:30 p. m. double-ring ceremony. The bride chose a white lace and nylon tulle over satin gown. The molded lace bodice was accented by a sheer yoke outlined with pearls. The long sleeves ended in bridal points over her hands. Her tiered illusion veil showered from a white lace half hat made with tulle petals outlined in seed pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of stephanotis centered with a white orchid. - ~ ” " MISS BARBARA ZIEGLER, mald of honor, was in white lace and net. The, fitted lace jacket was made with a manda collar and cap sleeves, isses Roberta Scheper, Carol Brown and Joan Fierce, bridesmaids, wore dresses made like the maid of honor’s. Barbara Compton and John Compton, Star City, were flowergirl and ringbearer, Best man was Russell J. Fry, Winamac. Robert A. Compton, Star City; Alfred 1. Moss, Flora, and Charles R. Compton were ushers. " n » AFTER A reception In the Riviera Club, the couple left for Michigan. The bride was graduated from Butler “University and is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. The bridegroom attended Butler and is studying now in Indiana University Extension. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs, Glen A. Prali, 6132 Kingsley Dr, and Mr. and Mrs, Boulden Sr., Winamac.
Ketterman-Dan
THE ROMANIAN Orthodox Church was the scene at 3 p. m, yesterday of the wedding of Miss Sylvia Dan to Clark 8. Ketterman, Madison. The Rev. Paul Craclun offi _ ciated at the double-ring rite, Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. John Stoiser, 210 N,
Pershing Ave, and Mrs. Ella Ketterman, Madison. © Mrs. John Grama, Garrett,
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Ronald Croddy, Madison, Misses Doris Brandon, Carol Moir and Pauline Rogozia, bridesmaids. Donna Lynn Mondocea was flowergirl. " » o THE MATRON of honor was gowned in a sky blue nylon net over matching taffeta waltz length dress. She wore a blue net stole over the strapless bodice. . Lilac and camellia pink were used for the bridesmaids’ dresses fashioned in the same style. White nylon tulle and Medici d’esprit Chantilly" lace were used over satin for the bridal The fitted bodice had an off-shoulder effect accented with lace applique. A lace edged handerkerchief overskirt highlighted the bouffant skirt of tulle. The
bride carried a white orchid on a stephanotis-covered fan.
5 » » ATTENDANTS for the bridegroom were Mr. Grama, best man; Mr. Croddy, Raymond Green and Ed Orrill, Madison, and Max Jinx, Rushville. After a dinner in the church and a reception in the Serbian National Home, the couple left for Lake Michigan. Both were graduated earlier this month from Hanover College. The bride belonged to Phi Mu Sorority. The bridegroom was affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
Shasberger-Foltz MR. AND MRS, CARL SHASBERGER are motoring southwest after their wedding Friday afternoon in the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Howard F. Foltz, 3248 N.
Pennsylvania St. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church pastor, read the ceremony before the immediate family. The«bride, Miss Betsy Foltz, wore a ballerina gown of embroidered eyelet organdy over yellow. Her only attendant, Miss Shirley Hungate, was in a yellow tucked organdy gown. * . » -
BEST MAN for the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Shasberger, Dallas, was R. H. Helfrick, Elkhart.
The couple will ‘make their !
home in Dallas. Both attended
Hanover College and Mr, Shasberger was graduated from Southern Methodist University. The bride is a Phi Mu Sorority The bridegroom beDelta
member. longs to Phi Gamma Fraternity.
In order that employees of this Company may have the
sime opportunity as those of many other Indianapolis
businesses to enjoy the holiday over the July 4th week-end
INDIANAPOLIS Powers Ligh! COMPANY OFFICES
IN THE ELECTRIC BUILDING 17 N. Meridian Street
WILL BE CLOSED
Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5
Payment of service bills due July 4, 5 or 6 will be accepted Monday, July 7, at the net amount . . . thus giving customers the same saving they receive ordinarily for prompt payment. For the convenience of customers‘unable to pay service bills during regular office hours, ‘a safe receptacle for payments is
provided in the Electric Building lobby, open 24 hours a day.
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By BETTY LOCKER Times Fashion Editer
NEW W YORK. June 30— Showings of fashions by Jo Copeland and "Mollie Parnis climaxed the 19th semi-
annual press week sponsored by 5
the New York Dress Institute. . Jo Copeland believes in a glamorous covered-up mood even in evening clothes, She loves the combination of unexpected fabrics and shows a winter weight beige corduroy coat trimmed with a mink shawl collar. The coat hangs straight from shoulder to knees, then flares, This silhouet is recurrent in many of the high fashion houses and undoubtedly points a trend.
s - ® HER CORDUROY suits are casual but elegant with match-
ing satin ascots and blouses.’
She does a group of chiffon tweed dresses with midriffs of crushed taffeta that makes them very dressy. Many of her slim skirts are cut on the bias. A new fabric is imported wool plaid overlaid with black satin overstripe. She loves navy jersey with bronze belts and buttons, spool walstlines wrapped in taffeta from under the bust to well down on the hip. y In the evening collection there is a black chiffon gown with high neck and long sleeves over a bouffant gold lame slip. Her peacock dress is a slim sheath of peacock iridescent sequins with a spread of net panels in the same glorious colors fanning out from one hip to the floor. 8 ” n ON THE GREAT walstline question, Mollie Parnis is a happy fence-sitter. She shows fool-the-eye walistlines which rise high to the bosom or low to the hipline with self bands, cuff folds, yokes or wide sashes, but are always fitted to the natural curves. She believes in plenty of full skirts for afternon and cocktail dresses. Most of these are youthfully prim with long sleeves and high round necklines. Lovely sheer Diack woot or taffeta suits that can L vening.
“of shirred taffeta set in across the shoulder and hips of the fitted jacket. For evening she introduces miniature “mask” jackets barely covering the bosom and lined with gay, contrasting silk which mask and unmask a bare-topped bodice, The sweater-girl feeling is strong, not only in wool daytime dresses but in pintucked taffeta that gives a sweater rib and sweater shape to the top of afternoon and evening dresses,
Clean as You Brush
An ald to keeping freshly shampooed hair as clean as possible between washings is to tuck cotton down into the bristles of your hair brush.
Prevent Musty Odors
Place unwrapped soap in an empty suitcase or traveling bag to help prevent musty odors.
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_. MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952
Mrs. Allen To Give
Course’
MRS. PAUL van B. Al. LEN, 1512 N. Delaware St, will conduct a four-session course in parliamentary procedure at the 1952 convention of the Auxiliary to the American Osteopathic Association. It will be July 14-18 in the
Ritz Carlton Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Allen, a registered parliamentarian, has served AAOA as its parliamentarian for the past four years. She has held .various offices in the National Association of Parliamentaris
ans. . . » - » MRS. ALLEN is a past presi. dent of the AAOA and of the Auxiliary to the Indiana Association of Osteopathic Physi cians and Surgeons. She is parliamentarian for the state association. . Mrs. Hermann E. Rinne, 4331 Brpadway, has been chosen delte alternate for the Auxile iary to the TAOPS. She is auxiliary vice president.
Guild Units to Meet
The following units of the White Cross Guild of the Methodist Hospital will meet this week in the Service Center: Tomorrow—Capitol Avenue, University Park and West Michigan; Wednésday — Children’s Cheer, West Washington and St. Marks, and Thursday—Music, Broad Ripple and SelfThird.
CUTAWAY JACKET—Capri Original suit has cutaway jacket with a V-tuck buttoned in back. The skirt has easy fullness with a pleat in back. The suit is brown wool trimmed.
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