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PART TWO WOMEN'S INTERESTS Social Calendar Weddings, Betrothals Bridge Fashion: Trivia Page 19 Personal Mention Subdebs-Squires ndianapolis 'Sunday VOL.42. NO. 27. 17 SUNDAY MOUSING. JULY 2.

11)44. by city -io CARRIER J- VjUIUO. The Star SOCIAL SCENE Strohrneyer, THE Miss Mittendorf, Ensign Sautter To Wed Today 9 a. By KATHRYX E. PICKETT.

Two Indiana University graduates have been awarded fellowships by the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Mrs. Everett M. Schofield an nounced yesterday upon her return national council held at Colorado The Broadway Methodist Church uiii he thp scene of tho A Mrs. Schotield retired at this meeting from the national presidency, at i.M ociock tnis afternoon of which oflice she has held for four years. Mrs.

Joseph Seacrest of Lin-Miss Virginia Belle Mittendorf coin. was appointed president by the council, and Ensign Robert Underwood I lne yunS women who will receive the fellowships are Miss Jean 4i nfs Moffat of Eloomington, a member or the sorority chapter at. the state university, who will study at Toronto University in the field of mathematics, and Miss Miriam Walther, who was a memher of the Independent organization at the university, who will work in the field of astronomy. Mrs. Harry E.

Elliott, 374.1 Central avenue, outgoing president of Delta province of the organization, also attended the meeting. This business meeting of the national council took the place of the biennial convention which was postponed because of wartime conditions, from the business session of the Springs, Col. 19, Column I Miss Lois Jane Mumford and Miss Barbara Mumford, daughter of Mrs. Rufus W. Mumford, 5893 North Delaware street, will entertain with a luncheon-swimming party this afternoon at Highland Golf and Country Club in honor of Miss Mickey Marshall ot Birmingham, who is the house guest of Miss Joy Mudd.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Mudd, 5242 North Illinois street.

Besides Miss Marshall and Miss Mudd, Misses Virginia and Clarabelle Martin, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin, will attend. A recent visitor in the city was Mrs. William Morgan Potral of Wake Forest, N.C..

who was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles B. Sommers on Cold Spring road. Mrs. Potest who was the former Patricia Porter of Springfield, is well known here where she has frequently visited.

Her marriage to Lieut. William Morgan Poteat U.S.N.R. took place March 8 in New York. Mrs. Poteat is a graduate of the Walnut Hill School, Natlck, the University of Wisconsin and the Tobe-Cohurn School for Fashion Careers, N.Y.

She is a memher of the VI Bela Phi Sorority, Lieut. Poteat is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Poteat of Wake Forest.

He attended the law school at Columbia University and is a memher of the Kappa Alpha Delta, Sigma Phi Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa and Phi Beta Kappa fraternities. A wedding this summer will be that of Miss Maxine Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Lamb of Carmel and Ensign H. F. Zinsmeister Jr. (Tower.) July 30 is the date set by Miss Carol Lee Geisler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward P. Geisler, 529 North Colorado street, for her marriage to Dr. John C. Yanatta of Eloise, Mich. The ceremony will bt held in the First United Lutheran Church.

(Bretzman.) The marriage of Miss Betty Lyons, 2 West 26th street, daughter of Thomas Lyons of Union City and Aviation Cadet John Bahler enn nt Mr onH Mrs Rnhler of Anderson will take nlnoe the latlpr "nr this mnnth in St. Marv's Cat hollo Church in Union City. Miss Helen Lyons of Union City, sister of the nrine-ciect, win no maid of honor arid Miss Lucille Long of Rushville and Mrs. Alexander Milligan of Indianapolis, will he bridesmaids. Robert Bahler of Anderson, brother of the bridegroom-elect will be best man and the uayton L.

Lmbry To Repeat Vows The Second Evangelical and Reformed Church will he the scene of the wedding at 7 o'clock tonight of Miss Alma L. St rohmeyer and Master Sergeant Clavton L. Emhry with the Rev. V. F.

Lain-officiating at the single ring ceremony before an altar banked with palms, ferns and candelabra. Miss Sltohmeyer Is the "daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Slroh-nieyer, 112S Bacon street, and Sergt.

Emhry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emhry, 1647 Comer avenue, Preceding the ceremony, Miss Deloris June Leonard, cousin of the bride, will sing "I Love You Truly" and "At Dawning." Miss Miriam Muhlenhruch will alng "Because" and "The Nuptial Song," accompanied by Irvin Muhlen-bruch. Entering with her father, the bride will wear a gown of while satin. Her tight lilted hodice will be fashioned with a round neckline and long sleeves tapered to a point over her hands.

The bodice Is embroidered In seed pearls and the full gathered skirt falls into a long train. Her two-tiered veil of illusion will fall from a seed pearl coronet, She will rarry a bouquet of while roses, slephanotis with white ribbon streamers. Mrs. Vance Matron of Honor. The matron of honor and sister of the bridegroom, Mrs.

Mildred Vance, will wear yellow net fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, puffed sleeves, shirred bodice and a gathered skirt. The bridesmaids will be Miss Roberto Leonard and Miss Elhpl Schnrh, wearing blue, and Miss Marllin Schorh and Miss Mary Jane Campbell, wearing pink, The dresses are fashioned nlike with sweetheart, necklines, puffed 2'int To Vmjc 19, Column 5, it 4 ST fi 1 Sautter. USNR. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Mittendorf, 2839 North Talhott street, and Ensign Sautter is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Carl Marion Sautter of New York. Dr. John F.

Edwards, pastor of the church, will read the single-ring ceremony before the altar arranged with two large bouquets of white gladioli, snapdragons and astors at either side of a kneeling bench, and a background of palms, ferns, seven-branch candelabra and single candelabra. Preceding the entrance of the bridal party, Mrs. John C. English, organist, and Miss Mary Lou Boyd, soloist, will present, bridal airs. Entering with her father, the bride will wear a gown of traditional white satin styled with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves tapered into points over the hands, fitted princess style waistline, gored skirt and train.

She will wear a double tiara of tucked tulle accented with clusters of pearl-ized orange blossoms from which will fall her two-tiered finger-tip veil. She will carry a bouquet of stephanotis, gardenias, and a white orchid with streamers of stepha- notis. 4 Bridal Attendants. The maid of honor, Miss Margaret Meltzer, will wear a gown of aquatone ninon chiffon fashioned with a shirred basque, Romance neckline, bishop sleeves and gathered skirt. She will carry a bouquet; of rapture roses, briar-cliff roses, and summer camellias.

The br idesmaids will wear gowns of ninon chiffon. Miss Claribel Hall will wear blue, Miss George Ann Galloway, pink, and Miss Jean Peterson, yellow. The frocks are styled with shirred basques, accented with bows, three-quarter length sleevps, Romance necklines and gathered skirts. All the attendants will complete their costumes wilh matching shoulder-length veils. The bridesmaids will carry yellow lupines and roses, delphinium and rapture roses.

Apprentice Seaman Robert Nuss-meire, USNR, will he best man, and Apprentice Seaman Richard Malzahn, USNR, will usher. Mrs. Mittendorf has chosen to wear a two-piece beige silk dress with chocolate accessories. She will wear a deep lavender orchid. Mrs.

Sautter will wear a two-piece green and pink silk frock with accessories of fall green and a pale lavender orchid, Out-of-Tnwn Guest. Out-of-town guests at thp wedding Included Mr. and Mrs. George Meltzer of Shelbyville, Miss Elizabeth Rose of Fort Wayne, Miss Lillian Delsch of Helena, Mr. and Mrs.

Orin Schuyler and Christian Sautter of North Judson, Mr. and Mrs, Montford Barr of Anderson and Miss Barbara Hibs-kind of Wabash, At the reception following the ceremony, four friends of the bride will assist, Misses Mary Jo Funk-houser, Elizabeth Rose, Jean Ober end Mary Ann Griffith, The reception will be held in the bride's home. For -In wedding trip the bride r3 (V) Ifolf a7 SwH; i I'' i I 4 fi Ml, Turn To rage June Richardson Will Wed Lieut. James McKown The marriage of Miss June Richardson, Spink-Arms Hotel, and Lieut. James A.

McKown will take place at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Baptist Church at West port with the Rev. Raymond Pavey officiating. Miss Richardson is the daughter of Mrs. Florence Richardson of West port and Lieut. McKown is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar McKown of Marion. The double-ring ceremony will be read before the altar, which will be banked with huckleberry greenery and white roses. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her uncle, Herbert Low, will wear a gown of white faille and the veil which was worn by ihe bridegroom's mother at her wedding. She will carry a colonial bouquet of white roses and gardenias with white satin streamers.

Mr. Jarrett Attendant. Mrs. Gene Jarrett of Indianapolis, matron of honor, will wear a cloud blue dress of slipper satin and will carry pink roses and blue delphinium. The bridegroom's father will be best man.

Following a reception In the home of the bride's mother, the couple will leave on a wedding trip. The bridpgroom Is stationed at Camp Lee, Virginia, and Miss Richardson is a member of the staff of the Inlernational News Service here. She was graduated from Indiana University and is a member of the Alpha Chl Omega IV esmm. A A wedding this month will be that of Mist Betty Lyons and Aviation Cadet John Bahler son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Bahler of Anderson. The bride-elect is the daughter of Thomas Lyons of Union City. (Ramos Porter.) Mrs. William Morgan Poteat has returned to Walt Forest, N.C., after visit with her aunt, Mrs. Charles B.

Sommers, Cold Spring road. Guests last weed of Miss Betsy Ancker (standing), 3339 North Meridian street, were seated (left to right) Miss Casey Jones of Bloomfield and Miss Ella Margaret Hettinger of Tell City. Kfyu. A i 'i y- iff X'" i A wil1 wear flQtia summer crepe flnd Theta Sigma Phi sororities. tk df4 dress with white accessories and Lieut.

McKown attended Indiana 7f 1 ZmZL orchids. They will be at University and is a member of the ly Jr Afl home at Norfolk, Va. Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. iv vffc fl 3 'J Yj 'J'rYku I I i v- 'i f. (..

4n 7 --'-'-I I'll' YjVYY Y. i yv i J0M i will wear an aqua summer crepe dress with white accessories and white orchids, They will be at home at Norfolk, Va. and Theta Sigma Phi sororities. T.leut McKown attended Indiana University and is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega raternity. I Mrs.

William R. Coffman was Miss Martha Jean Knapke before her marriage last month. Mr. and Mrs. Coffman are at home at IW North Euclid avenue.

(Emma Gene Tuekor.) Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Solomon, 4058 Central avinue, announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Jean and Corporal Rudolph Melvin Stern, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Stern, Columbus, 0. No data hat bean set for the wedding. The marriage of Miss, Lucille Paxson, 1451 Central venue, and H. D. Wyant will take place at noon July 9 in the home of the bride-elect's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper Peison at Portland. Mr. Wyant is the on ef Mrs. J.

K. Wyant of Marion. (Ramos Porter,) Miss Sue Winkler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. WmUer of Vinctnnes, an eviation student et Stephens College, Columbia, is shown wearing "Runway Roustabout, the flying costume she modeled in the college commencement flight end sky review..