Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
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1[zz. Barnard Batty viii entertain tie
fnembers OF the Fortnigbtly Music Club
With the annual Christmas party, in hel
country home, Rose Hills" tomorrow
Evening. Husbands Of the members will
be special guests. A lively program On
nfoTmaI musical numbers, dancing and
chrts&zlas stunts" has been arranged by
hostess.
MISS Margaret and Miss Anna OFT. 652
reh street, entertained with a Christ
sas party yesterday afternoon. The
nests included Miss Lois Hagedorn,
s Iiss Rosa Mcnamara. Miss Pauline Mob
sr, Miss Margaret whitney. Mrs. Marie
cochran, Miss Esther Whitney. Miss Nil
red PerceiVaf and Mrs. Carl OFT.
Miss Margaret Camplin, AT Butler
venue. win be hostess for the meeting
{ the Pals Club OF the Irvington branch
library, Friday afternoon. The program
iii be in observance Of New Years day
nd win include talk by Emma Swine
ford on The Origin Of New Years Day
nd a paper on New Years Customs in
)ther Lands" by Samantha Lancaster.
he hostess win be assisted by Miss Mil
red Spaulding and Miss Frances Mad
). David Wagner came from Cam
&c City today TO pass the winter
her daughter, Mrs. c. B. Jackson,
broadway.
a Phi Kappa viii entertain with
tuaI dance on New Years eve in
yuntry home Of F. B. Stull on the
I'D Springs road. The host committee
N Nefhaf7S NJ Rates. IL.
". Birk, W. /. Bixler and Mr.. Stun.
The regular business meeting of the or
-anizatiOn will be held Thursday night
instead of Friday as formerly announced.
n the home of c. Y. Jarvis. 1928 Ken
wood avenue.
Miss Blanche Burckhardt Shaw and
Miss Martha Louise Thompson were
honor guests at a dancing party given
oy Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw and Dr.
h Ind Mrs. John H Oliver. Monday even
ne, In the Woodstock Club. Southern
smilax. festoons Of laurel and baskets OF
Ooinsettias were effectively used through
~ he clubhouse. Among the guests were
i Miss Eleanor Burckhardt, Miss Dorothy
Holloway. Miss Dorothy Lyon, Miss
sSIarion Hayward, Walter Allen and Teas
iale Fischer Of Cincinnati, Ohio, house
guests of Mrs. Shaw.
~ An attractive wedding of last evening
was that of Miss Beatrice May Marshall
and HaroIt NJ TrusIer. which took place
IN the home of the brides parents, Mr..
S md Mrs. John J. Marshall. 2319 Gale
street. Southern smilax, ropes of laurel
palms and feathery fern, effectively ar
ranged, formed a pleasing background
Tor the ceremony, which was read by the
REV. H ". Baldridge Of the Lawrence
Asfethodist Church. Miss Pauline Mar
shall sang Il Love You Truly" preced-
Ing the service, accompanied by Mrs
AesSIlter Spahr. The bridal chorus from
Asengrin" was played for the process
by Mrs Kennsth Vance.
zIattendants included Miss Hope
sSnna. maid Of honor: Miss Ada Pierce,
1rs. Charles Langrsaid and Miss Flor
ence Uhl, bridesmaids. ana John Cady,
best man. Miss Hanna wore a frOck Of
pale green organdie, carrying an arm
& bouquet OF pink roses. Miss Pierce was
gowned in black net over taffeta, Miss
Langmaid in blue organdle and Miss Uhl
n yellow. and they carried arm bouquets
u roses in the pastaI shades. Miss Pauline
MARSHALL, Mrs. Spahr and Mrs. Pierce.
who Joined the bridal party az the altar.
wore SSGandie frocks Of the rainbow
shades The bride wore a dainty gown
with orange blossoms, and her bouquet
was a shower OF bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trusler departed after
the ceremony for short wedding trip
ard win be at home after Jan 3 at 2319
Gale street
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Ruth Acres. Knightstown; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bowles, Greenfield; Miss
Harriet Legg, Muneie; Miss Pauline Hitz
and Miss Jean Lagrange, Franklin.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. John R Cheney. Of Chill
icothe. No. are the house guests of Ir.
ind Mrs. George NJ Cheney, sol East
Twenty Third street
Miss Louise Wills entertained this aft
ICON with bridge" and 500 in honor
Dc S<aumber OF young women who are
home from school for the holidays To-
borrow afternoon she win give a similar
Ijarty for another group Of friends.
Mrs. R, E. Remington, 1924 College
venue, will 90 to Chicago tomorrow to
PASS few days.
Hiss Mary Elizabeth Potter, 2432 Cen
81 avenue will entertain New Years
&ht with a dancing party. She will be
- listed by her sister. Miss BeuIah Pot
- who is home from Illinois University
Isl the holidays.
be marriage Of Miss Esther Lucille
9 - hing, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
leming, 1909 West Twenty Sixth
4 to John Herring Williford Of
&bhis. Tenn, was quietly solemnized
5bertn Park Church Monday. the Rev.
ge II. Smith reading the service.
- Alma Ayres played the bridal music,
l2Ig the MendelssOhn Wedding March
49, the professional Miss Helen Byrkit,
S1N#a Of honor, and Miss Grace Aldrich,
~ smaid, wore midnight blue duvetyn
@lits and OPange-colored blouses, with
#orsages Of Sweetheart roses. Roland
" Henderson and Owen Fleming acted as
5 Ezoomsmen. The bride wore a suit Of
- ,rown duTetyn with blouse and hat Of
On 1htnese blue satin yelled In brown lace,
nd her bouquet was a shower Of valley