Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-26
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French baskets of pink roses, masses
of white spiraea and ropes of smilax, ef-
fectively arranged. made an artistic set
ting for the wedding OF Miss Mary Jor-
dan, daughter of Mrs. X. NJ Jordan and
Louis Andrew, which took place this
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Hudelson, $3.50 Broadway.
DR.. J. P. Cowen of the Woodruff Place
Presbyterian church. read the service
Miss Maurine Hall. pianist, played 4
group of bridal numbers preceding the
ceremony.
DIR. Maurice Sellars acted as best man.
Miss Esther Spier, maid Of honor,
wore pink and white organdy and car
ried a nosegay of pink roses.
Little Dorothy Shepard in a dainty
white organdy frock. scattered tiny pink
roses from a French flower basket, be-
fore the party as they entered.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
net over ivory satin, her veil was ar
ranged Russian style with a satin band
across the forehead. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Out-of-town guests attending the we'd
ding included Miss Carlton Andrews Of
Buffalo, Mrs. NJ. C. Griffin of Louisville
and D. A. Jordan Of COrydon, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew left this after
non for trip north and will be at home
after June Is at $3.50 Broadway.
A dinner at the Columbia club Tues
day night viii be the closing feature Of
the seasons program for the Writer'S
club. group Of musical numbers and
an original playIet will follow the ban
quot Mrs. Scott Bicknell, 1719 North
Alabama street, is in charge of arrange
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnet, 1864 North
Pennsylvania street, will 90 to Bloom
ington tomorrow to attend the COM
mencement week festivities.
Miss Hazel Burris. who has been Wis
itIng in Detroit, will return tomorrow,
bringing a party of house guests for
the speedway event.
Mrs. ". J. Quick of Washington. D. c,
will come tomorrow to spend a fort
night with her daughter. Mrs. Scott
BicknelI, Of 1719 North Alabama street.
Miss Hazel Written, June bride-elect.
was the guest of honor at musical tea
given by Miss Pauline Curnich in the
green parlors Of the Y. ". c. A. this
afternoon.
The musical program was presented
by a group of local musicians. including
Miss Kathleen Baumbaugh, soprano, ac-
companied by James Caskey; Miss Ruth
Without. pianist; Taylor Dolan, tenor,
accompanied by Miss Marguerite Hoff-
man; Orville Cavanagh, baritone. ac-
companied by Miss Mildred Clearwater
Mrs Marie Allison Elliott, cOntralto, ac-
companied by Miss Without
Purple and gold-hued iris were used
on he tea tables, and through the par
~ Mrs. William Elmendorff. Mrs. T.
y. Moll and Mrs. Paul c. Curnich pre-
sided over the tea service.
Members Of the Women's auxiliary of
the Hayward Barcus post No. 90 Amer
lean legion, viii entertain the auxiliary
and the post Friday night. in the post
rooms at Seventeenth and Broadway.
Mrs. Chic Jackson will read paper on
the centennial.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wynn. 4O4T North
Pennsylvania street, will entertain the
members Of the Depauw Alumni associa-
ton Sunday afternoon. with a get
together" meeting. An "Old DePauw'
stunt will be put on under the direction
Of Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett. DR.. Hillary
Goblin Of DePauw university will give an
informal talk on the new courses and
general news regarding the college.
Mrs. Fred B. Shireman, wife Of the
general manager of the SEVERN hotel
and daughters, Margaret and Virginia,
will arrive in indianapolis tonight from
Birmingham. Ala, where Mr. Shireman
was formerly with the Tutewiler hotel.
They will make their residence in this
city and will be temporarily at the
SEVERN.