Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18

An attractive wedding of last night
was that of Miss Louise Charlotte Frenzel
and Raymond Brownell Nicholson of
Richmond, which took place In the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar F. Frenzel 1888 North New Jer-
sey street.
Yellow and white chrysanthemums were
used throughout the rooms with southern
smilax decorating the doOrways and
stairway.
The Rev. NJ L. Haines Of the First
Presbyterian Church read the service be-
fore an altar of ferns, palms and floor
baskets Of chrysanthemums, under the
soft glow from tall cathedral candles.
The program of bridal music was
played by Miss Yuba Wilhits, cellist;
Mrs Franc White Weber, harpist, and
Miss Ruth Elizi beth Murphy, yiolinist.
The Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin'
was used for the professional, with Ger
wonky's Melody" during the ceremony.
The group of attendants included Mrs.
Hamlin s. Scott, sister of the bride, ma
tron Of honor; Miss Mary Jeanette Lilly,
maid of honor, and Burton Carr Of Rich
mond, best man.
Mrs. Scott wore a handsome gown or
orchid pink satin crepe combined with
tulle, beaded with pearls and crystal;
Miss Lilly was in a frock of jade green
ornamented with crystal and silver, Their
bouquets were showers OF orchid shaded
pom pom chrysanthemums.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
kitten's-ear crepe, with the bodice and
short sleeves OF crystal net; and short
dIaped skirt fashioned with u court train
Her bouquet was OF orchids and lilies of
the valley. She wore the bridegroom's
gift, a platinum brooch set with sap
phires and diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson have departed
for Cuba, where they will pass several
weeks. The bride travelled in a mid
night blue tricotine suit with scarf OF
taupe fox and close-ftting turban. They
will be at home in Chicago on their re-
turn.
Mrs. S. A Wikel and daughter. Miss
Louise wikel have departed for Califor-
mia. where they will pass the winter.
Mrs. A. Cook, 1894 West Michigan
street, was hostess for the meeting of
the Wednesday Afternoon Club yester-
day. Mrs L. W. Beasley read a paper
on THE Pilgrim Tercentenary," and Mrs.
Charles Trotter talked on The May
flower" A group Of numbers was played
by Louis Broaddus, violinist.
Mrs. Nelson Montgomery Graves of
Buffalo, n. Y, will come to pass the
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Pirsle Herod.
Mrs. z. F. Wudermuth Of Pittsburgh.
who has been the guest OF her mother.
Mrs. Josephine Frommeyer OF the Rink
apartments. will return home Saturday.
Psi Iota ri will hold It's annual lunch
con Saturday in the Lincoln Hotel TO
be followed By a theater party. Miss
Marian Hanna, 1880 North Talbot avenue,
is in charge OF the reservations.
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Delta Pi Omega entertained with a
football dinner Tuesday evening at. the
home OF Mrs. James L. Butler in Irv-
ington. In honor Of their patronesses,
Mrs William Forsyth, Mrs. d. E. stat
ford, Mrs J. w. Putnam and Mrs. W. J..
Richardson.
A football, banked with yellow and
white crysanthemums formed the center
piece for the table. with clever place
cards In football design, marking the
covers.
Miss Maude Nesblt acted as toast
mistress for the evening, the general
topic for toasts being football terms as
applied TO college sorority life.
Miss Helen Gwartney and Miss DOrotly
Chaplin, assisted the hostess. The guests
included, together with the patronesses,
the alumni and active members.
The indianapolis branch OF Western
College Alumni viii hold its monthly
meeting Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Helen Irene Rost, 2016 Central
avenue. An informal musical program
will be given.