The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 20

(Ind.) TRIBUNE Saturday, June: 25,:1955 Late Summer Weddings Revealed As Engagements Are Announced AUGUST BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Dick DeShon, 1019 S. Indiana announce the engagement and approaching marriage on Saturday, Aug. 13, of their youngest daughter, Grace Marie, above, to James Lee Wooley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Woolley, 1103 W. Broadway, The wedding will take place at 3 p. m. in the Main Street Methodist Church.

Miss Lowe, O. G. Rody Jr. To Be Honored A dessert party honoring Miss Fannie Lowe and Ora G. Rody will be given: Saturday night Mrs.

Giles A. Lowe, mother of bride elect, and Mrs. Ora G. Rody mother of the bridegroom, the parlors of St. Luke's EUB Church.

The party will follow rehearsal at the church where the wedding will be solemnized at 2:30 p. Sunday. The guests will be seated at long organdy covered table ed with an arrangement of garden flowers. A music box in the form of a wedding will be playing "The Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrim." The honored couple will be seated at the center of the table, surrounded by their, attendants whom they will present gifts: Miss Lowe's attendants will Miss Patsy Louise Kennedy, maid of honor and Miss Mary Frances Rody and Mrs. Floyd H.

Gerhart bridesmaids. They will given small pearl earrings and lace handkerchiefs to be carried at the wedding. Mr. Rody will present ties and cuff links to his best man, William Carelton Schwartz, and ushers, George Thanas of Anderson, Dick Elward of Fort Wayne, Don' Mygrant and Dan Bourff. The brideto-be and her fiance also will exchange gifts.

Individual cakes and ice cream in the bridal colors of aqua, pink and maize, punch and nuts- will served. Guests, additional to those named will be the Rev. and Mrs. Garth, Shepherd, Ora G. Rody Giles A.

Lowe, Claude S. Lowe, Floyd H. Gerhart Floyd H. Gerhart III. Miss Jilaine Gerhart and David Shepherd.

Members of the GAY JESTERS Club went to Highland Park for potluck supper Friday night, Miss Helen Ryan having charge of the affair. Mrs. Robert Hynds was remembered with a birthday gift from her secret pal. Following the supper, n.embers played miniature golf as Miss Ryan. The club.

will have, its next meeting July 27 at home of Mrs. Hynds. The afternoon was given over to sewing for Riley Hospital when members of the LOYAL BIRTHDAY Club met Friday in the Public Service Social Room. Mrs. Ed Morgan was awarded the attendance prize.

Serving as hostesses were Mrs. Katherine Higgins and Mrs. Anna Miller. The July meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Otto Bergman.

The GOOD FELLOWSHIP Class of Fairlawn UB Church met Highland Park Friday night for potluck supper. Sheridan Wagner and Mrs. Lewis Love had devotions and the Rev. Luke Martin discussed building plans with the group. In contests, winners were Mr.

Wagner and Otho Burgan. Paul Mills Wants To See You Wedding Decorations For the ultimate in floral settings for Church, Home and Receptions CALL W. H. COON FLORIST 'Phone 6146 Miss Lila Hall Is Feted With Bridal Shower A' bridal shower complimenting Miss Lila Hall was given Friday, night by Mrs. Ralph Phillips, Mrs.

Bud. Rinebart and Miss Mary Ann Hamlin at the country home of Miss Hamlin's sister; Mrs. David Betts. The marriage of Miss Hail to. Charles Robert Turner will be an event of June 28 at 10:30 a.

m. in: St. Patrick's Catholic Church. The bride elect is the daughter of 0. D.

Hall," and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Turner.

A shower umbrella in pastel colors decorated the gift table which was covered in pink and white. Satin ribbons: fell from the spokes to a bridal scene displayed at the umbrella base. As the bride-to-be will be leaving Kokomo to reside in Alexandria, travel games, as well as a bridal contest, were chosen for diversion. The round serving table was laid with a pink linen cloth and centered with an arrangement of pink roses flanked by pink candies in crystal holders. Tea sandwiches were iced in Miss Hall's chosen colors of pink and white, and nut cups filled mints, repeated the two shades.

(Continued on Page 7) TO MARRY IN AUGUST Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dotterer, 506 E. Taylor announce Friday, Avg.

19, as the date for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Ann Iseminger, above, to James Donald Maish, son of Mrs. Reta Maish of Gateway Gardens. The wedding will be solemnized at 7 p. m. in Beamer Methodist Church with the Rev.

W. J. Briggs June Bride and Newcomer To City Introduced at Tea Mrs. Jerome Beck was the guest, in whose honor Mrs. Arthur W.

Young, Mrs. Phillip A. Young and Mrs. David H. Young entertained with a tea at the Kokomo Country Club Friday afternoon.

Eighty guests were invited to a meet the guest of honor who was Miss Nancy Anne Poole of Alton, before her marriage June 8. Mr. Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett R.

Beck and his bride are making their home in Kokomo. Receiving with the honor guest and hostesses were new Mrs. Beck's mother and mother the group visited, Miss Sharon Wilson, program. pianist, The piano played an held informal rangement of delphinium spikes, baby's breath end coral bell. Dark and light blue, colors of Mrs.

Beck's college sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma, were chosen for appointments of the tea table which was arranged in front of the fireplace. The mirror above reElected the mantel decorations of a center bouquet of delphinium and three-branch silver candelabra with light blue tapers, all nestling ailin a lacy runner of baby's breath. a A medallion of dark and light blue delphinium and blue tinted majestic daisies with sprigs of baby's breath, centered the table. Leading from the centerpiece and entwined about five-branch Capi de Monte candelabra with light blue tapers were garlands of huckleberry, blue daisies and delphinjum. The garlands ended in medallions at either end of the table, the four corners of which were marked by nosegays of the chosen flowers and long streamers of blue and blue ribbons.

The dainty petits four were topped with floral sprays in the two shades of blue, open face sandwiches were in heart motifs and the mints and napkins repeated the prevailing colors. Mrs. John Ellis Fell and Mrs. L. 0.

Williams presided at the during the first hour and Mrs. H. Button and Mrs. William Harter, during the second period. Miss Walker, Mr.

Wymer To Be Feted An. informal party in honor Miss Helen Walker and Marvin C. (Wymer will be given Saturday night in the Colonial Room of. the YMCA, by Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Overman. The party will follow rehearsal for the couple's wedding which will take place at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Main Street Methodist Church.

The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Walker of Danville, Ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse, Wymer of Bennetts Switch are parents of the prospective. bridegroom. Guests will be members of the wedding party, including the brideto-be's sisters, Miss Margaret Walker, maid of honor, and Miss Donna Walker, bridesmaid, both of Danville, Mrs. David Shirley.

St. Joseph, bridesmaid; Cleta Wymer, niece of the bridegroomelect, flower girl; Amos, best man and Robert Bohannon, Robert Skaggs, Jack Bennett and Harold Lee, ushers. Also the Rev. Byron Stroh, Charles Thatcher, Richard Jackson and Mrs. Ed Amos.

Gifts to Miss Walker's attendants be pearl chokers and earrings, the flower girl will receive (Continued on Page 7) TO WED IN AUGUST Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rutherford, 1624 S.

Armstrong of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marilyn Sue, above, to Jack Hutchens Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Jones, 1818 S.

Lafontaine. St. The wedding will take place at 6:30 p. m. Sunday, Aug.

14, in Grace Methodist Church. The bride-to-be is a member of Tri Kappa and Alpha Omicron Pi Sororities and will be a teacher in the elementary schools at Mishawaka beginning in September. Mr. Jones is a member of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, and Alpha Phi Omega and is with the U. S.

Rubber in Mishawaka. Both, are graduates of Indiana University. Job's Daughters Install Officers for New Term In an impressive ceremony conducted at the Masonic Temple Friday night. new officers of Bethel 20 of Job's Daughters were installed. Miss Judy Mock succeeds! Donna Graf as honored queen.

Installed with Miss Mock were the following: Sandra Wolf, princess; Sue DeCroes, junior princess; Sara Shuss, guide; Sandra Roe, marshal; Marilyn Moser, chaplain; Sara Pettit, recorder; Sara Trobaugh, treasurer; Joy Ann Chaney, librarian. Also Elizabeth musician; Jane Miller, senior custodian; Merry Wilson, junior Carol Stonger, first Barbara Carlson, third; Hawkins, fourth; Marcia Kull, fifth; Joyce Green, inner guard; Marchita Troxell, outside guard and Marjorie Baugher, soloist. The following served as installing officers: Mrs. Don Ellis, chaplain; Sharon. Wilson, musician; Carolyn Talbert, senior custodian; Jean Rine, junior custodian; Pat Gilbert, secretary; Joan Martin, guide; Mrs.

Tom Stewart, mar-1 shal; Sandra Wolf, acting marshal and Sharon Stonger, acting musi-1 cian. The retiring officers opened the meeting, during which Miss Graf was presented with a farewell gift of roses. Miss Mock was escorted by her father, James Mock, who robed and crowned her and presented her with a Bible. "An Old Fashioned Garden" was the theme carried out in the setting for the ceremonial room. Decorating the backdrop was the name "Judy," fashioned of garden roses.

Side curtains were fashioned of pictures of wishing wells, bird baths and sun dials and Miss Mock passed under a rose-covered arch Ito the altar. Her picture was a highlight in the west end of the Serving as escorts for the new queen were Judy Kessler, Sarah Trobaugh, Marilyn Quinnette, Sandra Smith, Saundra. Brackin, Elizabeth Simpson, Kay Kelly and Becky Shuss. With the conclusion of the ceremonies, the members, parents and friends went to the basement auditorium for a party honoring Miss Mock and the other new officers. The pink rose, her chosen flower, land silver, her chosen colors, prevailed in the setting there.

A portrait of Miss Mock, painted by Carol Shaffer and framed in pink roses, formed the backdrop. The greeting, "Best Wishes, Judy" sparkled from beneath the portrait. Centering the floor was a wishling well, entwined with roses and filled with gifts to the new honored queen. Arranged in a circle around the wishing well, the tables were decorated with pink candles in silver rosettes. The principal decoration for the long serving table was a cake bearing greetings to Miss Mock and pink roses.

Punch and, mints were further suggestive of the chosen colors. Sandra Wolf, Sandra Roe and Bonita Brock served as a committee on arrangements, with Sue DeCroes having charge of the upstairs decorations. I TO LIVE IN EAST Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Said, above, are shown following their wedding June 11' in Mariemont Community Church, Mariemont, O.

They will make their home in New Haven, where Mr. Said will enter Berkeley Seminary in the fall. The bride is the former Miss Barbara Ann McCormack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Logon of Cincinnati.

Mr. Said is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. H.

Said, 1609 S. Indiana Ave. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers of Sullivan announce the engagement of their daughter, Marydean, above, of Russiaville, to Ralph C.

Foreman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Foreman of Kokomo R. R. 1.

No date 1 Bridal Party Is Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stack entertained with an after-rehearsal party Friday night to honor their daughter, Barbara, and her fiance, Richard L. Sosbe, whose marriage will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Main Street Methodist Church.

Miss Stack presented pearl necklaces to her attendants, Miss Janet Campbell, maid of honor; Miss Roseann Shimer and Miss Barbara Sosbe, bridesmaids, and to Miss Bonnie Yater who will sing at the wedding. Miss Cynthia Bauer and Miss Ruth Ann Clark, who will assist at the reception, were remembered with earrings. Mr. Sosbe presented his best man, Philip Paul, with a tie clasp and cuff links, and the ushers, James Knotts and James Craig, with cuff links. Other guests attending the party were the Rev.

Harley Melton of Worthington, 0., Lawrence Torne of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sasbe. parents of the bridegroom-to-be, and Mrs. Homer Yater.

ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Cade, 2217 N. Buckeye have announced the engagement of their daughter Ellen Louise, above, to Jimmie Farrell Glendenning, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Glendenning, 1608 N. Courtland Ave. No Party Follows Rehearsal For Gibson-Florek Wedding Following rehearsal Friday night for the wedding of Miss Marilyn Yvonne Gibson and Donald Bruce Florek, members of the bridal party and out-of-town guests here for the wedding were entertained at a dessert-party by Mr. and Mrs.

Felix Holmes, of the bride-to-be. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Florek are parents of the prospective bridegroom. Dessert of fruit punch, fours and ice cream slippers were served buffet style from a table Bon Party 'Honors Kokomo Teacher Miss Elizabeth Calhoun was guest of honor at a bon voyage party given by a group of friends (Friday night.

Miss Calhoun, a teacher in -Kokomo High School. and her father, John H. Calhoun. who is retiring this month as an employe of Continental Steel plan to leave next week for a trip to the Hawaiian Islands. They will sail on the SS Lurline.

The arrangements for the party were in a charge of Miss Neva Bourne and Mrs. Audra Lindley, and other guests were Misses Lilith Farlow, Mary A. Fausset, Neva Sexton, Sharlot Critchlow, Fay Cover and her house-guest, Miss Lois Cobler of Garrett, Elizabeth Handley, Dorothy Thornburgh, Helen Kay, Mrs. C. W.

Orem and Mrs. Howard Blake. "he group had dinner together at Gillam's and later went to the home of Miss Bourne for informal visiting. Decorations for the dinner table were in an Hawaiian theme, including palm trees, place cards, leis and island pictures. Miss Calhoun was presented a gift of money with which to buy something in Hawaii as a fof the trip.

Menu of the Day SUNDAY NIGHT PANTRYSHELF SUPPER Corned Beef Hash with Poached Eggs Toasted English Muffins Salad Bowl Plum-good Upsidedown Cake Beverage PLUM-GOOD UPSIDEDOWN CAKE Ingredients: cup butter or margarine, cup firmly-packed dark brown sugar, 1 can (1 pound and 14 ounces) purple-blue plums (packed in heavy syrup), cups sifted cake flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, teaspoon salt, cup butter or margarine, cup, sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 egg, Mrs. Ralph K. Clifford and Mrs. V. S.

Schory also assisted. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Julius Brown and Miss June Marie Poole, Alton, Mrs. Dallas Snyder, Mrs. Jack Snyder and Miss Barbara Snyder, yette; Mrs.

Jerry Snyder, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Norman Beck, Mrs. Charles Beck and Mrs. Curtis Stephenson, Anderson. Bridal Colors Mark Party For Bride-Elect Miss Sue Butcher's chosen colors of yellow and green prevailed decorations for a pantry shower given in her honor Friday night Mrs.

Noble Anthony and Mrs. John Carroll at the latter's home. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butcher.

marriage to Harley Greene, son Mr. and Mrs. Dan Greene, is take place at 2 p. Sunday, July 3, at the Union Street Friends Church. Streamers in the bridal colors edged the lace-covered gift table which was entered with a bride doll holding a small white topped with a tiny bouquet and yellow and green ribbons.

Contests provided diversion, with prizes going to Mrs. Don Heninger and Miss Carolie Carroll. Appointments for. the service refreshments repeated the chosen colors. Open- sandwiches were in the shapes of hearts and wedding bells.

Invited guests in 1 addition to those named included the couple's mothers, Mrs. Butcher. and Mrs. Green, and Mesdames Wilbur Croxford, Kenneth Isenogle, Robert Cade, Russell Humbert, Frederic Padgett, Verl Shuck, John Chaplin, Warner Earl Wyrick, Lewis EltzJohn'roth, Harry Luther Kitts, Dickison, Earl Hoover, Glen Parkhurst and Miss Artis Anthony. covered with a lace cloth and centered by a floral arrangement of white mums and painted pink daisies.

Crystal and silver service was used and the candles flanking the flowers were in silver sticks. Miss Gibson will have Miss Barbara French as maid of honor and Miss Joy Cross and Miss Anne Somers, bridesmaids, to whom presented silver bracelets. Miss. Sue King, junior bridesmaid Cheryl Schwartz, flower girls and nieces of the bridegroom-elect, were given single strands of pearls. Philip Holmes, brother of the bride elect and ring bearer at the wedding, received an identification bracelet.

Mr. Florek presented ties and cuff links to his best man, Bernard Tickier of Barboursville, formerly of Kokomo, and ushers, Jack Hall, Gary Pyle, James Schwartz and Gordon King. Miss Gibson and Mr. Florek presented each other with luggage. Additional guests were Mrs.

Robert Locke and Mrs. Marion Wells, who came from their homes in Charleston, W. for their, niece's wedding and to assist the reception; Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wells, Huntington, W.

mater-ing nal Miss Sandra grandparents of Matthews, the bride Charleston Heights, W. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Florek, Mrs. Gordon King, Mrs.

James Schwartz, the Rev. and Mrs. Jo M. Riley and Mrs. Willard Kaufman.

Hotel Is Closed TAMPA, Fla. UP The historic DeSoto Hotel, where legend has it that Thomas Edison once had to spend the night on the floor because there was no room, closed Friday. It will be razed and the property used for a parking lot. The big wooden hotel has operated nearly balf' a century. Edison, the inventor, once visited there.

Some Tampa historians say he had to sleep on the Others say a bed was found, "for him. cup milk. Mettiod: Melt cup butter in andibaking pan (8 by 8 by 2 inches). Sprinkle brown sugar evenly over melted butter. Drain plums thoroughly; remove pits by slitting one side; do not cut all the way through.

Flatten whole but slit plums and place skin side down in neat rows over sugar. (You may have a couple of plums left over.) Sift together the flour, bakling powder and salt. Cream cup butter, sugar and vanilla. Beat in egg thoroughly. Beat in sifted dry ingredients gently, alternately with milk, in 4 additions.

Begin and end with dry ingredients. Beat only until smooth. Pour carefully over plums. Bake in moderate (375 degrees) oven about 45 minutes or until cake tester inserted in ter comes out clean. Allow to stand about 5 minutes before turnout.

Serve warm with whipped cream. Makes 9 servings. At The NICHE 923 South Main SUPERBA'S ties of GRAPE ARE AROUSING PASSION IN THE HEARTS OF THE MOST BLASE -FASHION 0.