Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
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An autumn wedding which takes one
Indianapolis girl away from her home
city for future residence, was that Of
Miss Helen Louise Rapp and Glenn VI.
Tlndall o. St. Louis which took place
last night IN the home Of the brides
parents, 1915 Washington boulevard, the
Rev. G. Il. Smith reading the service.
Masses of pink and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. combined with feathery greenery
and Southern smilax were used through
the rooms. with baskets OF pink and
white blossoms and cathedral candeiabra
holding pink lighted tapers. against a
benk OF palms and ferns. forming the
altar.
Mrs. George Eckert sang "AIl for You"
"LOve's Old Sweet Song" and The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" preceding
the service, accompanied By Mrs. Franc
White Weber harpist, and Miss Felen
Smith, pianist. who also played the
bridal chorus from "Lohengrin' ;or lie
professional. 4 group Of harp numbers
was played during the ceremony.
The group Of attendants included Mrs.
Frank c. Kell.s, matron or honor; Mics
Rita Thompson Of st. Joseph, No;
Loren jerks OF Chicago. best man. and
Lynne Rapp, brother of the bride.
gToamsman. aud Truman Kelile, ring
bearer.
Mrs. Kellie wore an attractive gown Of
orchid satin and carried Il; arm bouquet
CT orchid-hued chrysanthemums, and
Miss Thornton wore an attractive frock
of French blue charmeuse with q bou-
quet CT white chrysanthemums
The bride was charming IN a gown Of
ivory satin yelled in net. Her short
tulIe veil was arranged coronet fashion.
caught with orange blossoms and she
id Of sheaa- ~
Following the service a supper was
served. The bridal tn hle was attractively
decorated in pink and white blossoms
and tarers, with centerDiece OF asters
and ferns.
Mr. and Mrs. Tindau departed last
night for Chicago, the bride travelling in
a midnight blue duvetyn suit, trimmed
with beaver, and rose chenille hat They
viii he at home after Dec. l At 1923 Mis-
souri, street. st. Louis.
Among the out-of-tOwn guests were Mr..
and Mrs. II. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Rapp and Miss Isabelle Smith OF ko-
komo; Mrs. f. NJ Smith and G. L. Nc
Cihe1 Of GEORGETOWN, Ohio; Ar. ard
Mrs c. A Tindall. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z.
TIndan, De. and Mrs. William Tindah
Mrs. {. J. Adams and J. L. Means, Of
sheibyville.
r. c. Jessup and Fred Scanning OF
Atlanta, Ga, who have been passing a
few days in the city, returned home to-
day.
Attendants for the wedding Of Miss
Emily Rosner and Harold Linsky Of st.
Louis, which viii take place at 5:3D
o'clock Thanksgiving day in the FIoren
tine room OF the ClaypOOl Hotel, VIII
include Mrs G. L. Saglosky. matron OF
honor: Miss Belle .;osuer. maid of
honor; AIiss Emily Tr-ugOtt and Miss
AdeIine Linsky, bridesmaids; Harold
Frenzel, best man, and Jerome Steele and
Milton AbramsOn, ushers.
Mrs. Clifford L. Lambert of Woodruff
Place was hostess for an attractive tea
yesterday afternoon given in honor or
Mira Rice ". Lambert, who was formerly
Mss Florine Hite. Clusters Of chrysan-
themums palms and ferns were used
throughout the parlors with an effective
deto-atlng scheme in pink and white car F..
ried out with roses and shaded tapers
in the dining room. Mrs. Thomas Eldred |
Stuckey and Mrs. VI. L. Clarke presided
over the tea table, assisted by Mrs. |
Charles Ferguson, Miss Betty Schneider
and Mss Pauline Lambert. Assisting IN
receiving were: Mrs. Joel Wilmoth Ind
Mrs. d. L. Wheeler of Louisville, Mrs. /
Fred Jungclaus Mrs. W Z. Rosseter and |
Mrs Edward Conover.
" Sarah Lauter, 612 East Thirteenth /
stree has gone to New York City, where I
she VIII be the guest Of her sister, Miss /
Flora Lauter.
luncheon in L. S. Ayres * Co.'S tea |
room will be given Saturday noon by I
the officers Of the indiana Federation of /
Music Clubs. Mrs Henry Schurmann /
and Mrs. C. \. Pfanlin will be In charge !
Of the prO~ram Mrs Minnie Kimball /
OF Greancastle and Mrs Ada Decking /
of Evansville will be special guests.
Mr. and Mrs. II. \. ThurstOn, 3S32
North l.inOis street, have gone to Miami,
Fla, for permanent residence.
OPENS STORE AT MARION.
MAR ON, Nov. 19-Hurst & Co, of
Indianapolis have leased 2j.0)0 square