Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
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number Of Indianapolis folk attended
the wedding OF Miss Myrtle Helen Nc
Cornell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z.
Mcconnell, and Walter MOwrey, which
took place in the home Of the bride in
Lawrence Saturday night. The Rev. Q.
Click Of West Baden read the service be-
fore an altar of palms. ferns and baskets
OF pink roses. Miss Blanche Burns Of
Indianapolis was the brides only at
tendant and Max PIyce OF Lafayette acted
as best man. The bride wore an attrac-
tive gown of ivory satin. yelled in geor-
gette crepe and carried shower Of bride
roses. Miss Burns wore pink geOrgette
over pink satin with an arm bouquet Of
Sweetheart roses. Among tie guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Ar Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Wilson and Jonathan Murphy Of
Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. MOwrey viii
be at home after Dec. 20 At their country
home near Mohawk.
Mrs. Mowrey is an accomplished mu-
stefan and studied piano in indianapolis
for several years. Mr. Mowrey is a grad
Uate Of Purdue University and also re-
ceived a commission in the late war. AIr
PlyCe, the best man, was the BRIDE
grO0m's claSsmatc through all four years
OF his college life and entered the Army
with him. both receiving commissions at
the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cone have returned
from their wedding trip and viii be at
home at 1860 Park avenue. Mss Cone was
formerly Miss Hnda Sebree.
ess
Miss Josephine Crosley, 2O47 Ruckle
street, win entertain the Gamma Delta
Epsilon sorority Wednesday night
The Minerva Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. y. F. Lloyd. 2S42
Northwestern avenue. Mrs. Charles \.
Rannells viii read paper on the Re
sources Of Russia" and Mrs. Charles
Maxwell, pianist. viii play Il group Of
numbers by Russian composers.
Miss Beulah Keethler Of the Colonial
apartments will entertain Monday night,
Dec. 10. in honor Of Miss Esther Lu-
ellie Fleming. whose marriage viii take
place next month.
John h WillifOrd of the Hotel Barton
has gone to Memphis, Tenn, where he
viii pass few days.
Mary Chiffon Gray, local artist, gave
an interesting demonstration Of her meth
cd of painting flowers before the mem
bers Of the Woman's Rotary Club. at the
regular club luncheon. today, in the
Claypool Hotel
Lieutenant Y wierzbiehi. French lee
turer, talked before the Indianapolis sec
ton Of the Council Of Jewish Women,
this afternoon, IN the auditorium of the
Jewish Temple. Miss Gertrude Feible-
man. Mrs. Meyer Efroymson and Miss
Belle Cohn talked on Echoes from the
Trl-enuial," and Harold Jafe violinist,
played a group Of numbers. The mem
Ders brought jellies and canned fruit
from the annual Chanukah gift to the
children Of the Cleveland Orphan Home
and books for the library Of the Com
munal building. Mrs. Meyer Efroym-
son presided.
Miss verna Belle Palmer and Frederick
Hamilton Sterling were married Sunday
afternoon. i'm the home Of the brides
father. o. II. Palmer, 1893 Broadway, the
Rev. o. ". Tlfer Of Central Avenue Meth
ldist Church reading the service. Mr..
and Mrs Sterling departed Sunday night
for trip TO South Carolina.
Mrs. John p. Schiltges. Isl West Drive
woodruff Place. announces the enga ge-
ment Of her daughter. sylvia, to Leland
Huey. The wedding viii take place in
January.
Mrs. Donald Test, PHI North Delaware
street. and sons Charles Edward and
Donald. Jr have gone TO their winter
home in Miami. Fla. Nj. Test will join
her the latter part Of next week.
Mrs Charles y. Thompson. 1924 North
Pennsylvania street, viii entertain with