Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
OTHER NEWS
OF SOCIETY

OTHER NEWS
OF SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Mcbride. 1884 Park
avenue, are spending the remainder of
the winter in Florida.
Mrs Maxwell c. Lang, 1925 Broadway.
is back after visiting in Detroit and
Chicago.
Mrs James Perry Holster, 1912 Central
avenue. has left for a six weeks visit in
Florida
The Alpha lambda Chi viii meet to-
morrow night at the home Of Mrs
Thomas Dugan, 1913 College avenue.
The Theta Sigma sorority will meet
tomorrow night at the home of Mrs
& Rebecca Nicoson, 2629 North New Jersey
street.
The annual guest meeting OF the
Irvington Dramatic club, which was to
s have been held this week. has been post
poned until Saturday night, March G.
when it will be held at MOore's hall.
Jonathan A. Murphy, Cos North Ala
hama street, has gone to Florida for the
remainder Of the winter.
Floyd S. Lamb. who has been in New
{ York City. will return 70 Indianapolis
today to visit his mother Mrs. H. 2.
3 Gilbert. Ardmore apartments. Mr.. Lamb
lives in Oklahoma City.
Mrs James A. New. 1910 College ave
nue., entertained in honor of Mrs. Albert
Mecklenburg at the Independent Athletic
club yesterday with a luncheon bridge
The table was decorated with sweet peas.
The guests included Mrs George Pen
mock, Mrs. Harry wilkins. Mrs. William
Ryan, Mrs. E. T. King, Mrs. Kate New
Mrs. Blanche Godfrey, Mrs. William
Switz and Mrs. Harold Dunkel Of this
city, and Mrs. William Rosserty, Mrs.
Rex Rosserty, Mrs. Beth New and Mrs
Fannie Fender of Greenfield.
Mrs. Helen L. Chadwick. 1897 North
Capitol avenue, announces the marriage
Of her daughter, Mildred Louise, to Hal
leck G. Ranger, which took place Satur-
day, Feb. 81, in st. Louis. Mr. and Mrs
Ranger viii make their home in this
city.
The Tarry Awhile club was entertained
yesterday at luncheon at the home OF
MIS- Edhn IEdhdHis lou Lluuen street
Among the guests Of the club were Mrs
Francis Wallace and Mrs. John Giles
The Woman's Alliance of All Souls Uni
tartan church gave a luncheon at noon
today in honor of the new members Of
the alliance and of the church. Mrs
Helen 3. Paulsen, child welfare expert.
gave a talk on Community Life and
Child Welfare"
In pretty ceremony Miss Ennis Greed
Harold, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
J.. Harold, became the wife Of Otto Hugo
suesz at the East Tenth Street NJ. f,
church last night. Rev. G. S. Henninger
offcated. The altar was banked with
palms, ferns, laurel trees and clusters
Of flowers. For the entrance OF the
bridal party the Mendelssohn Wedding
March was played, and preceding the
service the music was 20 Promise Me-"
The attendants were Miss Gladys Har-
rold, sister Of the bride, maid of honor;
Leo SuesZ, brother or the bridegroom
9est man; Miss Kathryn Harold Miss
Viola Differ, Miss Ruth Lentz and Miss
Ruth Black, bridesmaids, and Mary
Elizabeth Harold, who wore a frock OF
white voile and carried the ring in
basket Of flowers The bride wore
gown OF silver lace over white satin and
carried a shower of bride roses. Her
VEIL IN cap effect, was held by a band
Of pearls Miss Gladys Harold wore
gown of light blue taffeta, and carried
Aaron Ward roses, and the bridesmaids
we're gowned alike In white, and wore
eorsage bouquets OF sweet peas. Follow
ing the ceremony a reception was held
at the home Of the brides parents. 1902
North Olney street Among the guests
from out of town were Mrs Ed Kuhr-
man and daughter, Erna, OF St Louis
Mo-; Miss Dorothy Butler of Cincinnati,
o.; Miss Elizabeth Huber Of Harrison
O.. and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Miller and
daughter Garnett of Nation, Ill
delightful guest meeting was held
By the New Century club Yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Otis McCrack-
en-, 1857 College avenue. The rooms we're
attractvely decorated with spring flowers
The program was given by Mrs. Claude
J. Stephenson. dramatic reader. and her
pupils, Mrs. ". L. Stamper and Mrs
lean Portteus. who gave readings. and
Miss Mar1ory Won staden, who gave piano
numbers. "A group Of songs was given
~ Mrs. c. W. Urmston, lyric soprano
Mrs. d. b. Carter, assisted by Mrs ]
fs Rush, presided at the punch bowl
Miss Barbara Hollenberry, formerly Of
this city, but now of New York, be-.
came the wife of Ernest n. Krutzsch
at a ceremony in the First Baptist church
Yesterday morning. Rev Frederick E
Taylor officiated. Only the members Of
the two families. attended Mr. and Mrs
krutzsch viii be at home after April
at 1888 North Meridian street.
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