Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-24
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Quiet simplicity marked the marriage
of Miss Bernice Cook to Clural Wilson
of Hume, ILL.,, which was solemnized this
afternoon in the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Cook, 5S35
Oak avenue, the Rev. George w. Allison
of the Irvington Presbyterian Church,
officiating.
Clusters of chrysanthemums in pastel
shades combined with ferns, were used
through the house.
The program Of bridal music was given
by Miss Gertrude Matthews, pianist, and
Miss Corrinne Wilson, vocalist, who sang
II Love You Truly and AT Dawning"
before the ceremony.
The bride, unattended, wore a hand
some frock of brown duvetyn, heavily
beaded, henna -hued duvetyn hat, and
corsage Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses.
Among the out Of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Wilson of Hume, ILL.,, ana
Mrs. Cora Pierce of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left for short
trip and will be at home after Dec. In
the Utonia Apartment, College avenue
and Eleventh street.
Miss Christine Wilson came today from
! Greencastle where she is attending De
Pauw University, to pass the Thanksgiy-
/ ing holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
. Mrs. Harry Wilson, S216 Washington
: boulevard.
I Miss Hazel Coerper. 21S0 North Della
ware street. viii pass the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Houser
in Detroit.
Miss Mary Morgan and Miss Dorothy
Morgan Of Mattoon, H., came today to
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leh-
man of the Knickerbocker Apartments
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
A Thanksgiving dance viii be given at
the Hotel Lincoln by the La IMAM Club.
Members Of the organization include Mrs.
Saylor Byers Miss Alberta Mccain. Miss
Esther Thompson, Miss Lillian Mckee,
Miss Helen Starbrook, Miss Ethel Parker.
Miss Esther Cook Miss Marian Yeager.
Miss Olena Mccain, Miss Lois Deck Miss
Irene Jose. Miss Gladys Little and Miss
3 Ivy Smith.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson Of Gin
cinnati came today to pass the Thanks
giving holidays with friends in the city.
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Miss Eileen Ahern, whose marriage to
Rolla Bruce will take place Saturday
evening. was the guest OF honor at q
luncheon and kitchen shower given by
the library stan Of the children's room
Of the Central Library, in the staff din
ing room yesterday
The women's organization of the Re-
tail Association Of Retail Druggists will
give their first annual dance I'm the Athe-
naeum, Wednesday, Dec 8, for the bene-
at OF their fund for educating girls for
pharmacy work. Mrs Harry Borst Is
president Of the organization and Mrs.
William c. Freund Is chairman Of the
hospitality committee. She VIII be as
sisted by Ms. Edward Ferger and Mrs.
James c. Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ralston and fam
lily will pass the Thanksgiving holidays
in Danyille with Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Hogate.
A pretty wedding Of last night was
that OF Miss Denzil Pauline overly and
Donald L. Millikan, which took place in
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mary B. OVERLY, 6l59 Bellefontalne
street. the Rev. II. =. Moore Of Mulberry
reading the service.
Roses and baskets Of chrysanthemums.
combined with palms and greenery we're
effectively arranged throughout the
rooms
/ Preceding tho service Mrs. Harold Pur-
/ cell sang Il Love You Truly" and BE
lieve Ne II All Those Endearing Young
! CHAINS" accompanied by Mrs. 8. f.
Watts. who also played the wedding
march
Miss Dorothy OVERLY. sister Of the
bride. was maid OF honor. Eugene p
/ Purcell acted as best man and Margaret
/ Mckenzie was ringbearer.
Miss OVERLY wore frock OF pink
crepe de chine with an arm bouquet OF
Sweetheart roses. Little Miss Mckenzie
In a dainty white frock. carried the ring
in a lily. The brides gown was OF ivory
crepe de chine, combined with Princesse
lace over which fell her tull eveIl banded
across her forehead with pearls She
carried a shower Of Bride roses and lilies
Of the valley. Following the ceremony
a wedding supper was served. A huge
wedding cake banked with pink and
white blossoms and ferns formed the cen
! terpiece for the table. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ MilIikan have departed for a short trip,
and on their return will be at home at
6159 Bellefontaine street.
/
Mrs. Mary Arthur. 1924 Park avenue,
will entertain tonight with bridal
dinner for her daughter. Miss Frances
I Elizabeth, and William Augustln DE
Vine whose marriage viii be soleminzed
tomorrow morning in IS. Peter and PAU
! Cathedral. Among the out-of- town
/ guests who will be present are Miss
/ Kathryn Cody OF New Albany; Mr.. ana
Mrs John Evans and Mr. and Mrs