Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
IL 6Qctety 8

hAA 0lOGlGIXA II
The spacious country home of Jacob
a. Lease was the scene of an attractive
wedding last night when his daughter,
MISS Dorothy Anne Lease, was united
IN marriage to Robert Bosom Of Allison
vile.
French baskets of autumnal flowers in
RAINBOW hues, vases of vari-colored roses,
combined with feathery ferns, were used
throughout the house, with tall palms,
masses of greenery, pastel-shaded bios
SONS and cathedral candelabra banking
the fireplace, before which the Rev. FIR.
francis 81. Gavisk read the service.
Miss lnez Smith, pianist, and Morris
Dusensehon, violinist. played a program
OF bridal music before the ceremony and
used the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohen-
grin, for the professional.
Mrs. WI. Keeney, vocalist, sang a
group of songs just before the service,
including "oh. Promise Me" and believe
Ne II All Those Endearing Youns
Charms"
Mrs. Harry Wysong, sister of the bride,
matron of honor, wore a frock of she'll
PINK georgette crepe over satin, COM
Dined with silver lace. and carried sweet
1eart roses and delphinium.
Little Kathryn Wysong, flower maid.
carrying French basket of roses. and
Virginia Lease. bearing the ring In the
heart of a lily. were in white organdie
frocks with vari-colored ribbons.
Richard Bosom, brother of the BRIDE
~Sroom, acted as best man.
The bride wore handsome gown of
Venetian lace over bridal satin with over
drapery Of white Georgette crepe Her
fulle veil was arranged cap fashion. held
In place with pearls and she carried a
shower of bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Following the service an informal re-
cepfion was held with Mrs William Bos-
son, Mrs. George L. Bradshaw, Mrs W
J. Keeney and Miss Clara Lease assist
ing in the Inequalities and a group Of
the brides school friends presiding over
the punch bowls.
In the dining-room the huge wedding
cake ornamented with clusters of roses
and banked with flowers and ferns
formed the centerpiece for the bridal
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosom left last night
for Canadian trip. the bride travelling in
an English tweed suit with brown bro
caded hat
They viii be at home in AIlisonville
after Nov. 10.
Mrs. o. NJ. Richardson entertained
Wednesday with luncheon at her home
On honor of the eightieth birthday ami
versary of her mother, Mrs. John Sager.
Covers were laid for eighteen guests,
who presented Mrs. Sager with a huge
bouquet composed of eighty carnations
Omicron NJ, an honorary sorority of
Purdue University including students OF
sSThe home economics department viii en-
tertain tonight with a banquet in the
tearoefn of the City Club. A program of
toasts VIII be given arranged by Prof.
Mary L. Matthews of Purdue, who win
act as toastmistress.
Mrs. NJ. a. kellogg, 1928 North Meridian
street, has gone to st. Louis, where she
will spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Chenoweth of Lynn,
Ind, announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Leah Chenoweth, to Rus
sell Isenbarger Of Indianapolis.
The wedding viii take place Sunday
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. Isenbarger is a graduate OF De
PAW University, a member OF the Delta
Epsilon fraternity. and Miss Chenoweth
also attended De PAW. being affiliated
with the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
They will make their home at GIG East
Twenty Fourth street after Nov. 20.
Mrs. Emma Bolin entertained with a
miscellaneous shower last night. at the
homefof Mrs. John Z. Ambuhl. 263 West
Twenty ninth street, In honor Of Miss
Marie Ambuhl bride e1ect
Yellow and white dahlias were used
through the rooms and decorating the
center of the serving table was minia-
ture bride and groom. over them hang
ing white wedding bell. from which
were suspended yellow ribbons marking
the covers. The favors and ices all ear
Tied out the color scheme of yellow and
white.
Miss Ida vogeI. Mrs. Fern Flint, vocal
lists, and Miss Marguerite Ambuhl, plan
1st. gave an informal program of musical
' -numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ropp Of haywood
entertained last night with a birthday
dinner in honor of Mrs. Ropp's mother,
Mrs. Sherman Griffin Of haywood and
grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Fischer Of
Irvington. American Beauty roses. com
bined with white chrysanthemums, were
used in the table decoration.
The marriage of Miss Amelia Eliz-
kbeth Schneider and Frank c. Smith was
Bolemnized at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Schneider
1885, Kenwood avenue. last night, the
Rev. ]. W. Duncan reading the Service
Autumnai blossoms in various hues.
combined with asparagus fern, were at
tractiyely arranged throughout the rooms.
with smilax and fern, studded with dab
Has, screening the stairway.
Mrs Wallace Revel, accompanied by
Mrs. Augustus Devenish, sang AT Dawn
ing" and Il Love You Truly" before the
ceremony and a harpist played the "Bri-
dsl Chorus" from '.Lohengrin'' for the en- =
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