Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
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this afternoon.
Mrs Charles Jewett, 1913 Washington
boulevard, was the hostess for the re-
ception given by Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumnae club, entertaining all Thetas
in the city, whether active or alumni,
together with group Of outside guests.
Baskets of golden glow, daisies and va
rious other garden flowers, tied with
black tulle, carried out the color scheme
of the sorority colors, gold and black.
Mrs. John Wheeler. past president, and
Mrs. Josephine Mullane, president for
the coming season; Miss jeanette Bene-
dict of DePauw university, Miss Virginia
Moorhead Of Butler college, Miss Helen
Duke of wisconsin, together with rep
resentatives from various other chapters,
were in the receiving line.
Presiding at the tea tables were Mrs.
Hilton L. Brown, Mrs. William Mick and
Mrs. Foster Clippinger, who were assisted
in the serving by Mrs. Henry Ostrom.
Mrs Donald Bose, Miss Laura Painter,
Miss Sarah Ashby and Miss Helen BALI.
Heading the committee on general ar
engagements was Mrs. Walter Krull, as
sisted by Mrs. James Murray, Mrs Scott
Brewer and Mrs. Jewett.
An informal musical program was
given during the afternoon by Miss Ruth
Rainier, harDist.
Thomas J. McHugh announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Miss ATurt
Elizabeth McHugh, to A. Earl Craig, Of
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Bernard wulle 1921 East Ohio
street, and sons, Victor and James, to-
gether with Mrs William A. Lynch, 1927
East Ohio street, and Misses Ruth and
Margaret Lynch, viii start today on an
extended trip through the east, stopping
at Buffalo, Utica and Quebec, Canada,
where they will spend the last weeks of
their visit.
Mrs. C. A. Barnhill and daughter. Ruth,
3Oss Central avenue, have returned from
Lake Tippecanoe, where they have been
spending several weeks.
Harry W. King, 5000 Capitol avenue,
will go TO Plttsburg tomorrow to join
and Edith, where they will spend week,
later going to Rayland, o., for few
days
Miss Roxie Day, OF Akron, o., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Hall, 2915
Kenwood avenue.
The woman's Rotary club will hold
It's first fall meeting Monday at o'clock
at the home of DR.. Amelia r. Keller. the
club president, at 3513 Bellefontaine
street. All members Of the club are In
vited.
Mrs Ray Norton, $3.50 Balsam avenue,
entertained thss afternoon with a
bridge" at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. Arthur Brown. 1921 Washington
boulevard.
group Of bride-eIects and num-
Der OF out-of- town women were honor
guests.
The guests included Mrs Ellsworth
Neal. Mrs Wilbur Morgan, Mrs. George
Heidenrach. Mrs Herbert Cummings,
Mrs Albert Quigley. Miss Arthelia Car
ter. Mrs Warren Curry, Mrs. Ralston
Jones. Jr.: MR.. Harold Peterson, Miss
Dorothy Pettis. Miss Frances Pettis
Miss Florence Leethe Mrs. Russell Cos
Ter. Mrs. Arthur d. Erhardt, Miss Doro.
thy Jones, Mrs. Harry Martin, Miss
Julia Tuiewiler. Miss Helen Marott
Mrs. Oliver stout. Mrs Raymond Bali
veg. Mrs Raymond Kramer. Mrs. Paw
clifford. Mrs Lyman Templeton, Mrs
Lawrence Luckett, Miss Katherine Wood.
Miss Ruth Smith. Miss Euba Mcclure.
Mrs Basil Hamilton. Mas Martha
Shields. Miss Charlotte Bell. Miss Else
KeutlingcT. Mrs Guy Lemon. Mrs Has
kstt McIlva,ne Miss Katherine Wocher
Miss Frances W0cher. Miss Thelma Bios
som. Mrs. Hugh Thornburgh. Mrs. Ed
ward Ewalt, Mrs. Carl wauerich, Mrs
Elmer Shlnn, Mrs 0. L. Mummert, Miss
stella Seldensticker. Miss Juanita Drls-
coll, Mrs. Francis OReilly, Miss Beruice
Reagan, Mrs s. Douglas Rash. Mrs
Wilbur Shook and Mrs. Gordon Savage
Of Battle Greek, Mich Mrs. Barry WI
lis Cooper Of Anderson. Mrs. Hugh
Knippenburg and Mrs David Jennings
Of Newcastle and Mrs. Victor EngleS
hart Of Louisville
The hostess was assisted. by Mrs
Brown. Mrs Harvey Tutewiler and Mrs.
William Summers
Mrs J. r. Hutchings and Miss Grace
| Hutchings, 126 East Pratt street. who
have been spending several weeks at Lee
land. Mich, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Demmer. 1915
College avenue. announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Beatrice Demmer,
TO Thomas f. Heating Of this city. which
took place Tuesday morning at IA
IS. Peter and Paul cathedral, Rev. Jo-
Mr.. and Mrs. Heating have gone on a
trip to the Great Lakes and viii be at
home after Oct. at 1880 North New Jer-
sey street.
DR.. Frederick V. Oyerman, 1920 North
Meridian street, has returned from hls
summer homo at Leland, Mich. Mrs Ov-
erman and family viii return the last of
next week.
Miss Tressa Shay, COS Parker avenue,
will go to Oldenburg, Ind, today, where
she win resume her studies In the I'm
maculate Conception academy.
sss
An attractive church wedding today
was that Of Miss Angelina Lobraico,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Lo-
hraico, 234J North Illinois street and
Peter Rooss OF Brooklyn, n. Y, at Q
O'Clock In IS. Peter and Paul cathe-
drsl, Rev. Joseph Chartrand officiating.
White garden flowers. combined with
ferns and masses of greenery, banked the
altar. which was lighted with tapers set
In tall cathedral candelabra.
Miss Edna Burke sang a group OF
numbers including IL Love You Truly"
and Believe Me II All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms" preceding the cere-
mony, accompanied by Miss Frances
Spencer. organist who also played
group Of bridal airs during the ceremony
and the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin"
for the professional.
Miss Dolly Lobraico. sister of the
bride and maid of honor, wore a frock
of shell pink Georgette crepe trimmed
in gold, with picture hat Of black vel.
vet. and carried a bouquet OF Ophella
roses.