Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16
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Mrs Elsie Kuhn Brown, of Honolulu,
ywho has been the house guest of Mrs
William a. Hayes, 1864 North Rural
e<reet, will depart today. She will go
to Chicago from her and from there to
Yellowstone park, Seattle, and San
Francisco. She will sail for home about
the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Arnold, 1928 Ash
land avenue, announce the wedding of
their daughter Marion, and Arthur
Phelps, which took place Monday night
Rev. Thomas Grafton Of the Third
Christian church read the service.
The bride wore dark blue tricotine
suit and chic hat to match, with a cor
sage Of roses in the pastel colors.
Among the out-of-town guests were
James c. Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilker of Columbus, Mrs. Margaret KEEL
lum CT Middletown. o.; Mr.. and Mrs
B. NJ Rash Of FOrtville, Mrs. c. E. Ell
lott Of Sheridan and Miss Ruby VIII
moth of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps will be at home
at 1928 Ashland avenue after July 10.
The Friday afternoon reading circle
WI hold outdoor luncheon Friday
Dc the Mutual Service association
grounds. Mrs. J. W. Chryst and Mrs.
charge of arrangements.
Joseph F. Gregoire. 1902 Talbot ave
nue.. has gone to Atlantic City. where he
will attend a medical convention and the
Rotary club convention
Sigma Alpha Iota sorority girls viii
give a dance tonight at the College hall
IN honor Of their senior girls and mem
ho-- Of THa frFa
is president of the local chapter.
The marriage Of Miss Lena Clark and
Hector Blondin win take place tonight
at the home Of the brides sister Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Callahan 1906 BroOkside avenue.
Mrs. J. E. Callahan viii be matron Of
honor and Miss Isabelle Pickhardt, maid
Of honor. Albert Blondin, cousin Of the
groom, viii act as best man.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marcile Mary Reiber, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. J. Reiber Of Chicago to Francis
F. Manning, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Manning Of this city. The wedding will
take place in August.
Last night marked the first appearance
Of the Metropolitan school trio, COM
posed Of Earl Jones, cellist; Ella
Schroeder, violinist, and Cecil Lancaster,
pianist They gave group Of numbers
on the graduation recital program Of
Mr.. Lancaster, who completed his piano
course at the school this week.
An attractive home wedding OF yes
terday was that of Miss Berniee Tiff
fanny, daughter of Mrs. Carolyn Tiffany.
416S Broadway, and Albert Enrich of
EmrichsvilIe, Ind, which took place at
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1924 Graceland avenue, at $50 O'Clock
last night.
Shasta daisies combined with white
roses were used in the decorations, carry
ing out the color scheme of gold and
White.
The service was read under a lattice
~ch, covered with greenery studded with
daisies and roses, banked by French bas
kets Of the yellow and white blossoms.
Mrs. Albert Brown sang "Oh, Promise
Me- preceding the ceremony.
Mrs. Jess Miller, pianist, played the
Lohengrin Wedding March" for the pro-
cesssiOnaL
Miss Margaret Guluand Of Louisville,
maid of honor, wore blue organdie with
which she carried a nosegay Of pink
roses.
The brides frock was of ivory taffeta
with an ovedrape of lace.
She carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses.
Master Marshall Brown, in a white
satin suit. carried the ring in q lily.
Harry Schwab acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrich will be at home
after a short wedding trip, at 1928 Grace
land avenue.
A bride OF yesterday who viii go east
for residence was Miss Evangeline O'Con-
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