Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
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Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Mrs. Edith Alfredo Emery and George
William Rost, both of this city, which
took place Saturday afternoon in Jeffer-
sonville. Mr.. and Mrs. Rost, after short
trip, viii be at home to their friends at
1909 Eugene street.
Ray Spencer, who is attending Indiana
University. win arrive here tonight for
the wedding of his brother, Elmer e.
Spenner, and Miss Florence Z. Harmon,
which win take place tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. William Kuhn, Mrs. Clara Earl
Mrs. Harry Sudma and Miss Anna Tap
king will be hostesses for the regular card
party of the Altenheim Friday afternoon
In the new hall, Capitol avenue and
Twentieth street.
Mrs. William G. White. 541s Julian
avenue, entertained this afternoon with
q miscellaneous shower In honor of Miss
Yerna Sweetman, whose marriage will
take place this month.
Rainbow shades which are to character
lze the bridal decorations. were carried
out in the baskets Of autumn flowers
combined with ferns and in the table
appointments and ices
feature of the afternoon was a min
iature wedding procession, including the
bride. bridegroom and flower maid. COM
posed OF tiny children in bridal attire,
who marched into the room to the strains
of the Bridal Chorus" and presented the
gifts to Miss Sweetman.
Mrs. Louise Corey. vocalist. gave
group of songs during the afternoon. ae-
eompanied Ivy Miss Sweetman.
Mrs. White was assisted by Mrs. w.
A. Sweetman. Mrs. Q. C. Nier and Mrs.
W. 0. Terry.
Mrs. William Cornelius, CSC Middle
drive. Woodruff Place, entertained the
members of the Arachna Club, with a
luncheon at her home today. which is
the initial meeting of the club for this
season.
Miss Elizabeth wangelin, who is at
tending Purdue University, will come to-
day to spend few days with friends in
the city, and will attend the Kappa
Kappa Gamma State luncheon, Satur-
day
Miss Eta Eugene Finkelsteln. 301i
North Delaware street, entertained last
night Will 1dItMGli party LOT MISS
Blossom and Miss Beatrice Sattinger,
who will leave Sunday for Toledo. Ohio.
The hostess was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. L. Finkelstein and her sister, Ruth
Rosalind Finkelstein.
An attractive tea was given yesterday
by Mrs. Henry F. Campbell. 1861 North
Pennsylvania street. IN honor of Miss
Elizabeth Gardner, Miss Margaret Gard
ner and Miss Margaret Hornbrook
brides-elect. Baskets Of sweetheart
roses and masses Of white roses were
used through the rooms and corsages
Of sweetheart roses and lilies were
favors for the honor guests.
Mrs Henry Miesse and Mrs. A. Smith
Bowman presided over the tea table.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Fl. H.
Hornbrook, Mrs. Fred c. Gardner and
Miss Edna Heaton.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Peggy Reed Of Buffalo, n. Y, and
Mrs Robert Mcclure of Youngstown.
Ohio.
Miss Marian Nessick S2S East Drive,
Woodruff Place, returned today from an
extended trip through the East, where
she stopped in New York City, Pitts
burgh and various points of interest.
Miss Noelie Desonbry, 1893 Park ave-
nue., will leave Friday for st. Louis
where she will be maid Of honor at the
wedding Of Miss Belle Brickey.
Mrs. William Morgan OF Brooklyn IS
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Scott l.,
Denny, sos East Forty ninth street.
Presidents day was observed by the
New Century Club today with a lunch
con Mt the Hotel Lincoln, Mrs. Laura
B. Hancock. the outgoing president, and
Mrs l.. E. Rush, the incoming executive,
being the hostesses.
Baskets of dahlias in pastel shades
combined with white cosmos and ferns.