Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
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October, true to its classification as the
t'bri6e's MONTH" is being ushered in
with number of interesting weddings.
A ceremony which will be quietly
solemnized Monday night is that of Miss
katherine Tanner, and John B. Ford OF
Detroit, Mich, to take place at the home
of the bride mother, Mrs. George Cor
! don Tanner 1870 North Delaware street.
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson will be the
/ BRIDES onay attendant and Fred F. Ford.
sbrother of the bridegroom. will act as
lbest man
Miss Vera Dean, daughter of Mrs. Irv-
ing Monroe Dean, and Claus Howard
Nest are to be married Saturday morn
ihg IN the Central Christian church, the
Elev. Allan Philputt officiating.
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Miss Helen Gauspohl. 2S6S Broadway,
wilI leave Tuesday for Washington, D. c..
w,nere she viii enter National Park Sem
mary.
The wedding Of Miss Norma Moeller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Moe,ler, 1911 Lexington avenue, and Oscar
Baakhau of this city Will take place to-
night In the Emmanuel Lutheran church,
the Rev. William Morgan officiating, and
win be followed by reception at the
home OF the brides parents.
Mrs. Frank Hogue of Houston, Texas,
formerly Of Columbus, is the guest OF
Mira. A. NJ. Pell, 25O1 Brookside avenue.
Mrs. Leon J. Hecht, 46 West Fall Greek
! boulevard. is spending fortnight in Chi
eafo.
linton L. Hare, 427o North Meridian
street. has returned to Yale University
TO compete his course.
Mrs. william Bennett, 146 West Thirty
third street. has gone to Dsnville, H.
to spend ] week with her daughter, Mrs.
e. G. Street.
James Tihney Of Los Angeles. Cal, is
the guest OF Mrs. c. A. Jones, 1851 Tai
bott avenue.
The Altruta Club held its weekly
luncheon in the tearoom OF L. S. Ayres
& Co. DR.. Mary westfan presiding.
A. NJ. Hall lof the State board, of edu-
cation spoke
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schloss. 29o6 North
Illinois street. have returned from Chi
cago where they have been spending
several days.
Presidents day was observed yesterday
by the indianapolis Woman's Club with
a luncheon and informal reception in the
Propylaeum, the honor guests being MIS-.
Frank H Lewis, retiring president, and
Mrs. William Dudley Pratt, president TO,
the coming season.
doh1fas narfCal6s
; and ferns, and gold-colored tapers in sill
yer candlesticks, made attractive decora-
lions for the luncheon tables, which were
laid for ninety-five guests.
"Penelopes Symposium, the Eternal
Feminine" a clever farce, written By
Mrs Pratt, of feminine society in ancient
times. was presented.
Those taking part included, Mrs. James
d. Pierce, Penelope, wife Of Ulysses; Miss
Flora Ketcham and Miss Mona Taggart
as Gorge and Praxinoe; Mrs. Benjamin
AHitz, Xantippe; Mrs. Alfred F. Potts. as
Aspasia: Miss Margaret Ship. as the sis
ter Of Theocritus; Mrs. Ernest Lewis
Eutyhus; Mrs JOSEPH J. Daniels. Sappho
Mrs Donald Jameson, as Pythia; Mrs
o. B. Jameson, vision seen in the crystal
The committee in charge Of the lunch
con was composed of Mrs. e. F. Hodges
Mrs James D. Stanley and Miss Gene
We've Scoville.
Miss Mildred Smith and Miss Mildred
Gaugherty entertained last night with a
miscellaneous shower and dinner at the
home of Miss Daugherty. 127 East Forty
Fourth street. in honor OF Miss Myra
Fischer and Miss Helen Resener, bride
elects.
Baskets Of asters in lavender and deep
pink tied with tulle in the same shades
were used through the parlors and din
ner table was decorated with a center
piece of flowers on which was poised a
miniature bride.
Miss Mary Joe Dunshee Of Los Angeles
was among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Blocher, 3006 Park
avenue, left yesterday for New York City,