Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
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The birthday anniversary of the be-
loved HoOsier poet, James Whitcomb
Riley, is being celebrated today by vari-
GUS organizations over the city, with spe-
cial exercises and programs.
Among the clubs whose meetings come
today is the Aftermath Club, which OBJ
served persident'sVday with a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. c. W. Field, 3140
Washington boulevard, followed by a
Riley program Of songs and responses.
Mrs. J. II. Brill, the retiring president,
and Mrs. Field made brief talks and the
other retiring and incoming officers made
informal addresses.
Responses from Riley's verses were
given by the members Of the club ana
Mrs. 0. 7. Behymer. vocalist, gave a
group Of songs, including There, Little
Girl. Don't Cry and out to Old Aunt
Mary's"
The luncheon table was decorated with
French baskets Of lavender and white
asters, tied with lavender tulle, and
lavender tapers set in crystal holders
carrying out the club colors.
Miss Lillian II. Kunge. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. klinge, ana
Val F. Schneider will be married tonight
in St. Johns Evangelical Church.
| The attendants Will include Ruth
HeinzerIing, bridesmaid; Mary Thiel-
man, maid Of honor; Fred Schneider,
] best man; Elmer Klinge, usher; VIII
! liam Fisher, ringbearer; Alberta Mack,
blower maid.
e Mrs. Lee Tenpleton OF Minneapolis is
4 ALhe guest Of her mother, Mrs. Charles
&c. BinkIey. 4Oe North Delaware street.
y A pretty wedding of last night was
s that of Miss Helen Resener, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Resener,
1881 Park avenue, and Edwin e. Nat
THUS. which took place in the Trinity
.. Lutheran Church.
= The Rev. J. D. Nautilus father OF the
bridegroom. read the service, and acted
- best man.
& Baskets Of chrysanthemums in various
Tors against background Of palms and
rms. banked the altar.
Miss Elsa Neesler sang 81 Love You
M uly," and eat Dawning." preceding
ceremony
Paul Ebert, organist. used the Brfdai
horus from "LOhengrin," for the pro-
essional, Mendlessohn's Wedding March
Tor the occasional and ITO Wild Rose"
~ turing the service.
Il Miss Myra Fischer, maid Of honor,
eFore a frock Of orchid charmeuse with
sc IN arm bouquet Of Ophelia roses.
& Miss Ada Nautilus, In peach colored
atm, with an arm bouquet of white
s&rysanthemums, and Miss Irene Kur-
##<hn, in green satin, carrying yellow
- &rysanthemums, were the bridesmaids.
! Master Carl Resener, Jr., In a white
- Ivet suit carried the ring In a lily.
&<< The bride wore a gown Of ivory char
euse, appliqued in panne velvet with
80 tulle veil arranged cap effect held in
E s ace with orange blossoms. Her bouquet
k rs a shower of lilies Of the valley and
bids.
GLOWING the service, n wedding sup
5 was served at the home of the brides
3-Hrents.
~ fMr. and Mrs. Nautilus have gone to
<2.w York. the bride travelling in a dark
Dgreen peachbloom suit, with collar and
cuffs Of marten, and hat to match
After Nov. 1, they will be at home at
1881 Park avenue.
Phi Delta Psi of the North American
Gymnastic Onion entertained last night
with a dinner at the ClaypoOl Hotel, fol-
lowed by a dancing party at the home
Of the present, Miss Charlene Sargent.
2020 North Delaware street.
French baskets of Mrs. Aaron Ward
roses, tied with tulle In shades Of gold
and blue, the sorority coIors, gold can
dies set in crystal holders tied with tulle