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A GROUP of young East Side Thespians really is taking

the theater to heart.

“The: Footlighters,” as they're

been dubbed, consist of 18 girls and boys who have adopted the motto, “To create better understanding of theater

and arts through experimentation and production.” It .all started in July when the group asked Douglas Conroad, Manual High teacher and Circle Player member, to direct them. Since then, the actors and actresses had been meeting in various homes to rehearse. Last week, they gave thelr first production; “The Jade Necklace,” a mystery comedy, in the .Brookside Evangelical United Brethren Church. : Since most of the players will be headed: for college in a few

weeks, they are passing their

organization on to their youngef brothers and sisters still in high school.

o ” » WALTER SPENCER, Beech Grove, rues the day he purchased the fancy vegetable cutter. Since then, his wife has been preparing ornate meals that look like something out of Gourmet. It isn't that he doesn’t like to have his. meals look attractive. Rather, with the fancy dishes, one feels obligated to be formally dressed. He's taking over chef duties tonight and has promised his family something exotic for dinner. The menu—hash.

2 ” IT was a subtle‘Aint that the postman delivered to Miss Joan Wierick, house guest of Miss Pamela Simon, 3540 N. Meridian St,

Miss Wierick came to visit®

Miss Stmon for a weekend from River Forest, Ill, and stayed two weeks. When the mailman came yesterday, he delivered a flat package for Miss Wierick from her parents. Enclosed was a/ ‘recording of “Show Me the Way to Go Home,

. GUESTS at the dinner-dance yesterday in the Plantation received small boxed favors containing candy-covered almonds. The party was given by Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Zaphiriou, 1126 N. Leland Ave. to announce the engagement of their daughter, Esther, to Stephen J. Tsallkis, South Bend.

» ” 2 OPEN HOUSE for closing house is what Bob and Alice McNulty are doing in their Lake Petosky summer K home today.

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‘Week's Trip

Mrs. Paul E. Middleton Jr.

PAUL EDWARD: MID‘DLETON JR. will take a ‘bride back to school this

fall. Mr. Middleton and Miss Ellen Louise Bwingley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Swingley, 4917 E, 13th 8t., were married at 2:30 p. m. yesterday in Wallace Street Presbyserian Church. The Rev, John H. Bergen read the double-ring service. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Middleton St., Alexandila, Ya,

WHITE Chantilly lace with accordion pleated lace skirt that had a slight sweep in the back

" was worn by the bride. She , wore a matching bolero jacket

and silk illusion net fingertip veil. The. orange blossoms in her cap were worn by her mother at her wedding. The bride carried white carnations

' with a lavender orchid. Mrs. Roland K. 8wingley, ma- |

tron of honor, and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert L. Stott, Columbus, Ind. and Miss Alice Fath, wore long mint green dresses and carried Talisman

roses and variegated pink carna-

tions. Donald F. Stewart was

, best man and ushers were Rob-

ert K. Middleton and Roland K. - Bwingley. A reception in the church and a dinner in the Swingley home followed the ceremony. After a week's trip the couple will live at 705 8. Park St, Bloomington. The bridegroom, a graduate of Indiana University in June, will study for a master’s degree there. Mrs. Middleton attended IU.

The McNultys will close their home for the season tonight but will greet guests all day before locking the doors and putting the boats away.

= ” ” SOMETHING new has been added to the J. V. Kerhoulas home, 915 N. Keystone Ave.— a southern drawl. Miss Bea Skouris,” from North Carolina, is visiting her aunt and uncle.

» - - MR. AND MRS. STANLEY WHITE, Golden Hill, have returned from a month's vacation in South America. But they didn't come back alone. The Whites brought four trop-

fical fish with them to add to

their = already aquarium-like

collection.

” “ » THE TWINS at the Morris Simpson’s picnic, Rockville Rd., were - actually husband and wife. Bill and Kay Ceasar, Muncie, house guests of tue Simpsons, appeared in identical red corduroy : weskits, gray flannel slacks, white tailored shirts and loafers.

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Our Lovely Ladies of Tomorrow .

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Times photos by William A. Oates Jr.

SUSAN AND SALLY JENSEN picnic in true Labor Day fashion. They are the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Jensen, 5939 N. New Jersey St.

Newlyweds , Taking Trip ~ East, South

HE Antlers Hotel was scenié at noon yesterday of the marriage of Miss Bess L. Draizar and Harry L. Sacks. Rabbi William Greenberger officiated. The bride, the daughter of Mrs. Abraham F. Draizar, 2410 N. Delaware St, was given in

marriage by her brother, Payl

H. Draizar, Miami, Fla.

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SHE CHOSE a teal blue dress | of Italian taffeta styled with a

bouffant skirt and round, beaded neckline. Her shoulderlength veil was caught to a jeweled white cap and she carried a prayer book with white orchids.

Mrs. Sidney Sakowitz was her |

sister's only attendant. - She wore a mauve antique silk cocktail dress. Ben Sacks, the bridegroom's brother," was best man. After a dinner reception in the Antlers Hotel, the couple left on a motor trip to the East Coast and Miami, Fla. They

will reside in 3034 N. Pennsyl- |

vania St.

"Mr. Sacks is the son of.Mr. | and Mrs, Max Sacks, 1002 Park |

Ave.

First Fall Meeting The opening business Huoeiing of the fall season. of Theta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, will be held at 8 p. m. Wednes-'_ day in the home of Mrs, Robert Moore, 3532 E. New York Bt

OES Dinner Sept. 8 Monument Chapter 549, OES, will have a homecoming pitch-in dinner at 6:30 p. m. Sept. 8 in the Masonic Temple, Illinois St.

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