Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24
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Among the popular young women OF
Indianapolis whose marriage takes them
out OF the city for residence is Mrs. Rob-
ort Tsfal, who formerly was Miss Halen
Andrews, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Andrews. The wedding OF
Miss Andrews and Robert E. Tafel was
solemnized Saturday evening in the All
Souls Unitarian church, Rev. f. S. c.
Wicks officiating. Mrs. Cora BrOckway,
OrganiSt, gave a group of numbers pre-
cediIg the service, including Shubert's
'.SerensdeP and Grieg's ITO Spring"
Mrs. James Pearson, soprano, sang BE
cause just before the ceremony. Mrs.
George Richardson OF Shelbyville, Ill,
matrOn OF honor, wore yellow geOrgette
and carried a shower bouquet OF Aaron
Ward roses. Miss Jeanette Walworth
81 Cleveland, maid Of honor, wore PINK
g6orgette frock, carrying a bouquet Of
Killarney roses. Miss Olga Tafel OF
Louisville, and Miss Helen Downtain of
Richmond, Va. bridesmaids. wore green
seOrgette and carried bouquets Of roses
in uastel shades. Paul Tafel Of Louis
VILE. brother OF the groom, acted as best
man. Wilbur Ball, Victor Englehardt
and John Shelley OF Louisville, and
Carl Egler of Cleveland were the ushers.
1Fhe bride wore a handsome gown OF
white geOrgette over satin with pearl
trimmings. Her point lace veil was ar
ranged cap effect with bandeau OF
t,earIs- She carried the point lace
trimmed kerchief that her grandmother
and mother carried before her. Her
shower bouGuet was Of bride roses ana
lilies of the valley. Rainbow colors
characterized the decorating scheme
throughout Out-Of-tOwn guests IN.
rluded Miss Mary Tafel of Louisville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tafel, Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Ball Of Louisville. Charles Hun,
Of St. Louis and Dr.. Else BrunhO1 0.
Cincinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Tafel viii be
at home after July L at 119 Lee street.
Louisville.
Pupus OF Mrs. Charlotte Beckley Leh-
man. piano instructor, will appear in re-
eitaI tomorrow night in the Cropsey audi
forum of the public library, assisted by
Miss Colleen Avarra Grove, soprano, OF
Oxford, o. Miss Lillian Adam Wiesi will
accompany Miss Grove.
Members Of the Fleur-de-lis club were
entertained at dinner yesterday By the
men Of the Horseshoe lodge.
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Young people Of Capitol Avenue Metho-
dist church viii give supper and marsh
malIow roast Saturday night at Broad
Ripple. Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson
compose the ''eats" committee. Donald
Millholland is in charge Of the arrange
ments. The party VIII 60 in a motor
truck.
The NiistIetoe club will play cards to-
night in DruidS hall, II West Ohio street.
Mrs. George Rothrock, 81 East Thir-
ty-fourth street, Will be the hostess for
the Nay musicale TO be given Friday aft
ernoon by the ladies' Bible class Of the
Moravian Episcopal church.
Mrs Isaac Marks, pianist. viii give
group OF numbers, including Prelude In
{ sharp Minor" tRachmaninoff), Arab
esque" CDeBussey) and the "Liebestrea-
u<5me" LizU, "valse" in G Flat"
Chopin.
Mrs. II. X Buskirk viii give a number
Of character readings.
Mrs. W. Hartman OF Lebanon, pianist.
and Mrs. John Reese. vocalist, will com
plete the musical program with two
groups Of spring numbers.
Earl w. Williams of Connersville,
writer and newspaper man. Will talk 10
the members of the Writers club tomor-
row night on The Quality That Sells, ="
in the auditorium Of The public library
Mrs William Morgan Of Brooklyn Will
entertain the ladies' OF the Meridian
Heights Inter-se club with an all-day
party at her summer home in Bethany
park June I.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E Harvey of Vienna,
Ill. are the guests OF Nj. and Mrs. Al
bert Lehman in the Knickerbocker apart
ments-
Nh Phi Epsilon will hold a cal! meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Norma Mueller. 1895 Central avenue.
TO DISCUSS CHURCH FUND.
Discussion of plans for furthering the
Indiana campaign in the interest OF the