Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
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The wedding Iof Miss Norma MoeiIer,
daughter of Mr.! md Mrs William Moeller,
1917 Lexington avenue, and Oscar Bark
hau took plasd Saturday night in the
Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran church, the
Rev. William Ieinzen officiating.
Andrew Schakel, gave a program Of
songs preceding the ceremony, occom-
panied by the organist, who used the
Mendlessohn wedding march for the pro-
cessionaI and a group OF bridal airs dur
ing the service.
Baskets of roses in various nues, COM
bined with ferns, arranged against Il
background of palms and greenery,
banked the altar.
Miss Rosina Hansing, maid of honor,
wore an apple green taffeta frock and car
ried an arm bouquet of ophelia roses.
Miss Ruth Hoss, in pale blue. and Miss
Bertha Marschke In salmon colored teffeta,
bridesmaids, carried arm bouquets OF
roses and delphinium.
Little Dorothy Rugenstein carried the
ring in a lily and Miss Laura Rugenstein,
flower maid, scattered rose petals before
| the bride as she entered.
Alvin Barkhau acted as best man with
Lester Quack as usher
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
bridal satin combined with princesse lace,
beaded with pearls, fashioned with 4
train falling from the waist. Her veil
was arranged Russian style, caught with
rosebuds and held in place with a pearl
, band and she carried shower of bride
roses and smilax.
Following the service reception was
held at the home Of the brides parents.
Masses of garden flowers combined with
Smilav or
out the house.
An unusual feature of the wedding was
the arrangement OF two bridal tables,
each containing as a center piece a we'd
ding cake one being for the bride ano
her party while the other was for her
I parents and friends In honor Of theis
silver wedding anniversary.
TIE brides mother wore a gown of
silver gray satin heavily beaded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkhau will be at homs
after Oct. Is at 1923 Hoyt avenue.
Miss Elizabeth WangeIin, who suent
the weekend here with her mother. Mrs.
Hattie Wangelin, returned today to La
Iayette, where she is attending Purdue
University. Mrs. Wangelin accompanied
her daughter and will make her home In
Lafayette this winter as chaperon at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Eirsch. 1919 East
Pratt street. announce the enga cement of
their daughter, Elsie, to Frank w. Han
son of Boston. The wedding will take
place Oct. 1G.
Mrs. Waiter Scott Ryan and daugh.
ter, Miss Barbara Ryan, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Scott, 26i6 College
avenue.
Mrs. George S. Winders and daughter
katherine. PA North Meridian street,
are making fortnight's visit in Chicago.
Presidents day will be observed on
Wednesday afternoon by the Matinee Mu-
sicaIe, with a reception at the Heron Art
Institute and a program to be presented
by Miss Estelle Krippener Shealor. So
prano, OF Cincinnati
Mrs. Charles Pfanlin, president OF the
organization, assisted by the members
OF the executive board, win be In the
receiving line.
Miss Irma Authenticity; 1928 Broadway,
will be hostess for the bunco party to
be given by the Delta Sigma sorority,
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Lane, 2250 North
| Pennsylvania street, announce the mar
rage OF their daughter Catherine Finch,
tor Delvie Demaree, which took place
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Demaree will
be ct home in Chicago.
A dinner at the Hotel Lincoln viii be
given tonight by the Debonette Club in
honor of the new members, Miss Hilda
Wetzel, Miss Lucille McMurtrie, Miss
Jane Wismeier and Miss Marguerite
ColignOn.
Miss Catherine 0'Meara. 1886 North
Illinois street. Miss Dorothy and Miss
Catherine Wilhelm have returned from
Charlottesville. where they went TO at
tend the football game and the Phi
Delta Theta dance Saturday night