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PAGE SOCIAL SCENE THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- -FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1960 Barton-Lord ord Wedding Attendants Named cock and daughter, Miss While there, they will Josine Grawcock, 5602 North visit Miss Grawcock's fiCollege Avenue, will leave ance, Cpl. Ronald Ray Zimthis week end to vacation mer, who is stationed with for a week at Jacksonville, the United States Marine Fla. Corps at Mayport, Fla. at a brunch Sunday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club by the bride-to-be's sister, Kathleen. MRS.

O. JOSEPH Graw- Melvin H. Moon, Carolyn Hedrick United In Double -Ring Ceremony Salt Lake City, Utah (Spl.) -The wedding of Miss Carolyn Sue Hedrick of Indianapolis and Melvin H. Moon took place yesterday in the Latter Day Saints Temple. The double-ring ceremony was read by John Longden, a assistant to the Council of 12 Apostles of the Mormon Church.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hedrick, 4011 North Catherwood Drive, Indianapolis. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Isabelle Moon. Miss Judith Kay Hedrick of Indianapolis was her sister's maid of honor, wearing a blue silk dress with matching accessories. She held a cascade bouquet of blue and white carnations. BRIDESMAIDS in blue chitfon dresses were Miss Dona Marie Lund of Glendale, and Miss Delela Moon, the bridegroom's sister. They carried nosegays of blue and white carnations with tulle and satin accents.

Richard W. Moon acted as his brother's best man. Ushers were Brice Lee Hedrick of Indianapolis, the bride's brother; William Bush of Provo, Arlo Richens of Arcadia and Norman Wilbur, Roger Pusey and Garth Eldredge. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her gown of Chantilly lace and satin featured a mandarin neckline and pleated cummerbund with wide streamers.

The bouffant ballerina-length skirt had a scalloped hemline. SHE CARRIED a cascade a arrangement of red roses centered with a white orchid. Her veil was edged in lace. A wedding dinner was given by the bridegroom's mother in her home and the reception was held in the Fairmont Ward. The couple is honeymooning in Arizona.

Mrs. Moon is a student: at Brigham Young University and her husband attends the University of Utah. They will reside here. Make a clean sweep of your no-longer-used items. Dial ME 8-2411 for a want ad.

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DOWNTOWN The Wm.H. Block Co. Miss Ann Elizabeth Lord and Andrew P. Barton Jr. have announced members of their wedding party for their June 18 marriage in Log Chapel at Notre Dame.

The future bride has asked her sister, Miss Kathleen Lord, to serve as maid of honor. Bridesmaids chosen are Miss Maridot Barton of Cincinnati, sister of the prospective bridegroom; Miss Maureen Hogan of Mundelein, and Misses Kathleen Desautels and Mary Jo McNelis. Edwin Barton of Cincinnati will serve his brother as best man. Ushers will be F. Patrick McFadden of New Rochelle, N.

Howard P. Foley of New Canaan, Richard Maley and Robert Connors, both of Cincinnati. Miss Lord is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C.

Lord, 4455 Washington Boulevard. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Barton of Cincinnati.

The couple will be honored Easter Sunday at a party and buffet at Cincinnati given by Mr. Barton's sister, Maridot, and brother, Edwin. Monday the future bridegroom's mother will entertain at a tea. The couple also will be entertained at a party Wednesday in the home of Miss Sally Feeser, 4420 Broadway. Miss Desautels will honor the future bride at a miscellaneous shower Thursday in her home, 4232 Central Avenue.

Mrs. John Heidt and daughter, Miss Jean Heidt, will be hostesses at personal shower and luncheon April 23 in their home, 3837 North New Jersey Street. A party will be given in the couple's honor that night by Miss McNelis, 7551 Morningside Drive. Miss Hogan also will entertain for the bride-elect. Mr.

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MOON Green Thumb Where can I buy the "Football Eleven" hardy mums, new hardy primroses and hardy phlox varieties described in last Sunday's Garden section? Mrs. F.V., Muncie. Have your local or nearest garden center order what plant you need from ham Gardens, Waldron, Ind. This source wholesales and supplies recognized retail outlets only. Your garden center can have a catalogue of each plant type to show you if they consult the wholesale source immediately.

Write C. G. Milne, Garden Editor, The Indianapolis Star, for answers to your gardening problems. A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller WAY WITH FRAGRANCE If you are casting about for a finishing touch to a COStume, try fragrance. A scent, knowingly chosen and used, increases the impact of both your appearance and individuality.

Just think of a rose without scent, and you immediately grasp the idea. NOW THAT point is established, let's investigate the effective ways of choosing and using fragrance: 1. Select only those scents that complement your personality type--young or mature, insouciant or sophisticated. When undecided, make a "patch" test by placing a droplet on the inside of your wrist, letting it dry and then sniffing. It's a case where your nose knows.

2. Aim for a wardrobe of fragrances--perfume, cologne, purse flacons and skin sachet. That way, you get more service from fragrance than from a set of interchangeable separates. 3. Before applying a scent, consider its suitability to your costume and the occasion.

Those sultry essences are best reserved for evening hours and attire. 4. For effective application, touch perfume or skin sachet to the pulse spots; spray cologne into the air and walk through the mist. Use neither too little nor too much. But for the sake of loveliness, do USE fragrance.

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