Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
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Antunn leaves in brilliant tints, tall
caEkets Of vari-colored blossoms, trailing
vines and fall berries made an artistic
background for the marriage Of Miss
Juliet Robinson and John E. Shaw, which
took place Saturday night at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Robinson, 1905 Spann avenue, the
Rev. Lewis Brown officiating.
A program Of bridal songs was given
preceding the service by Mrs. Lucille
Rainey Of Detroit, accompanied by Clar-
ence Carson, who also played the "Bri-
dai Chorus from Lohengrin for the pro.
eessional and soft wedding airs during
the ceremony.
Mrs Marie E. Bergman, matron of
honor, wore a frock of French blue and
carried deep pink roses.
Herbert Shaw, brother of the bride
groom. acted as best man.
Little Ruby Mae Scott, in a dainty
frock Of white maline, carried the ring
The bride wore a gown of bridal satin,
embroidered In thread of silver, studded
with tiny satin roses, fashioned with a
short full skirt and tight-ftting, square
necked bodice.
Her tulle veil was arranged Russian
style, held in place with orange bios
SONS. that had been worn by her mother
at her own wedding, and her bouquet
was shower of bride roses and orchids
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw left for a lake trip
and on their return will be at home in
Wabash. Ind.
Mrs. W. ". McCrea. 2952 North I'LL
nois street, has gone on a motor trip to
Christiansburg, Ohio.
Al the meeting of the o. T. c. Club.
held yesterday afternoon in the home of
Miss Katherine Royse, 2916 Park avenue,
officers for the coming season were elect
ed as follows: Miss Royse, president;
Miss Catherine Smith, secretary; Miss
Elizabeth Noel, treasurer.
Plans for a dance to be given Nov ID
vera made and business for the coming
years discussed.
The members of the organization in
Guide Miss Wilma O'Connor, Miss Julia CAL
lahan. Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss Dorothy
Wash. Miss Mary Louise Quigley, Miss
Florence Shoemaker, Miss Marsel Sadler.
SO
Thomas L. Brandon, 1921 North Ala
bama street, announces the engagement
OF his daughter, Miss Marie Catherine,
to Robert Evan Wilson.
Mrs. Leo GutzwilIer, s24 Sanders street,
entertained Saturday night with a mis-
cellaneous shower for her sister. Miss
Ursula Prader, whose marriage to Ross
Qualkenbush of French Lick, Ind, took
place Sunday morning.
Flowers, place cards and ices all car
RED out the color scheme of pink and
white.
The guests included Miss Mildred Mil
Ter, Miss Ruth Pash, Miss Helen Schyltz,
Miss Margaret Kleis, Miss Gertrude
Kleis, Mrs. Maybelle Riggs. Mrs Marie
Leukhardt, Mrs A Ellery, Miss Josephine
Ellery. Miss Mary Elley, Miss Miriam
Ellery, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Prader.
Ralph Qualkenbush, Mr.rand Mrs. Carl
GutzwilIer Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Carl Gutz-
viller Sr.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Carl
Gutzwiller Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Gates, 1116 North
New Jersey street, announce the engage
pent of their daughter, Grace Marie, to
James II. Anderson. The wedding viii
take place Oct. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Richardson and
daughter. Betty Jane. Long Island, n.
y. are the house guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Martin Jensen, 2106 South Delaware
street.
Meridian Heights Inter-se Club win
meet, tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Scott
L. Denny, 525 East Forty Ninth street /
Mrs. A. NJ Coles win talk on New Eng
land" and Mrs. ]. S. Goode viii tell of
"Pngrimages Around Boston"
Miss Mildred Bailey, $3.50 North Merid- |
ian street, spent the weekend in Green |
castle
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Prader, $50
Sanders street, announce the marriage of
their daughter Miss Ursula Prader, to
Ross Qaulkenbush, which took place yes
terday morning in Plainfeld. Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Gutzwiller were the only at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Qualkenbush /
have gone a short trip and after Nov. ]
will be at home in the Marathon apart |
ments.
An attractive luncheon was given by the !
Welfare Club today in the Rainbow room !
of the Hotel SEVERN.
Baskets of cosmos in various pastel |
tints, combined with vines, were effec-
lively arranged on the tables.
Mrs. G. w. Gordon, retiring president, /
opened the program with a short talk, !
followed by brief speeches and reports |
by Mrs. Frank B. Hunter and Mrs. a. |
Il. Erbrich.
Mrs J. WiImoth of Muncie, honorary
president Of the organization, and Mrs. |
Otto Anthony, past president, talked On
Organization and Growth Of the Club"
Mrs Frank J. Haight. the incoming
president, spoke a few words of greeting, |
and general informal discussion of the
plans and work for this year by all the
members followed the talks.