Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-21
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Weekend motor parties are decidedly
in favor with the younger set. The
rest of the week is but a tiresome
prelude to a festive program of gayety
presented on Saturday and Sunday.
One party started today for sight
seeing excursion at Turkey Run, an
other group took chaperon and camp
ing kit and will spend the brief time
on the river bank.
Miss Mae Stettler of Gary, who is
with Miss Helen Floyd Smith of Irving
ton, together with a party of Indian
apolis young folk, motored to Lyafette
this afternoon to attend a house party
given in her honor.
Floor baskers of snowy hydrangeas,
against a background Of palms, ferns
and feathery greenery, made an attrac-
tive setting for the marriage of Miss
Cecile McCoun Easton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Easton, and Robert
Chevalier, which took place at the
First Presbyterian church this after
noon.
DR.. Edwin Haines Kistler read the
service.
Miss Olive Lamb, contralto, sang "At
Dawning" just before the ceremony ana
Prof. Hull Browne, organist, played the
Mendelssohn wedding march for the
professional. changing to soft bridal
airs during the service.
Miss Sarah lane .Brookshire, maid of
honor, wore frock Of blue chiffon with
a corsage of roses in the pastel colorS.
Miss Margaret EastOn and Miss Helene
Steeg of Cleveland, bridesmaids, wore
chiffon frocks in shades of rose ana
blue with corsages of pink rosebuds.
Little Miss Mary Kuhn, in white ruff
fled organdie, carried the rings in d
basket Of roses.
Fred Rehm acted as best man. with
Arthur and Paul Chevalier as ushers
The bride wore suit OF white sport
silk with a panne velvet hat and her
corsage was of bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chevalier have gone on
trip north, and VIII be at home after
Sept. l in tho Sphinx apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. c. " Rich of Detroit,
formerly Of this city, announce the mar
riage OF their daughter. Lillian Eleanor.
and Oscar Bieber of New York City.
which took place Thursday, Aug. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold LaPorte of In
dianapolis acted as best man and ma
trOn of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bieber have gone to
Atlantic City on their wedding trip and
VIII be at home in New York City after
Oct. !.
Mrs. Paul c. Greene Of Dallas, Tex,
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. J. c.
Webb, 80 Bellevue avenue, and will spend
soIne time with her cousin, Mrs Charles
Hcam Green, 100 Healing avenue.
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give a dinner dance next Saturday night
at the page country place. The com
mites In charge OF arrangements in
clude George Blrk, Chauncey Jarvis and
Stanley Niehauf
Miss Ruth Barnhill. 1868 Central ave
nue., returned yesterday from Cincinnati,
where she has been spending several
days.
w. H. Benton and family. 1920 Park
avenue. have returned from motor trip
through Michigan.
Miss winifred Trapp OF Vernon, Ind,
* the guest Of Mrs. F. Il. Smith, 2Jf5
North Delaware street.
An outdoor picnic az Broad Ripple
park was given for her this Afternoon
and last night Mrs Smith entertained
with an informal dancing party.
Mrs Estelia Ferguson ana daughter
Of Holden. Miss, are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. 40. Despo. 1903 Central avenue.
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Miss Emma Witteen Of Evansville and
Miss Alma Obarst OF Greensboro, Ky,
are the guests Of Miss Hermlna Blatz,
32i East Morris street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Julian. IS Audi
hon court. who have been spending a
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Stipp
nc their country home, Cottage Grove. %
near Bedford, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Russell r. knight Of New York
city Is the guest Of her mother, AIRS.
Ollie f. Cook, 5Oi. North illinois street.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Foreman 330s
Capitol avenue, viii go to wiaona lake
Monday for weeks stay. and from