Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
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A hEJ5z- elect, who has been the center
- d series of social festivities, is Miss
Myra Fischer, whose marriage to John
W. Brown will take place Wednesday aft
ernon in the parlors of All SOUS Uni
tartan Church.
Tonight, Mrs. E. C. Nautilus, who is
to be the matron Of honor will enter
tain with a theater party at the Murat
in honor of Miss Fischer and Mr.. Brown
The guests will include the bridal party
and a group of out-of town folks who
have come for the wedding.
Tomorrow evening, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Fischer, parents OF the bride, viii enter
tain with the bridal dinner at the Athe-
naeum.
Women Of the Calling Gun Cub will
meet tonight in the clubhouse for a bust
ness session.
Mrs Leonard James Of Atlanta Ga,
came today to pass few weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ealodin, S012
Talbot avenue.
Arthur Schultz, who is attending In
diana University, accompanied by C. Tut
tie. passed the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Schultz, 231s
Kenwood avenue.
A pretty wedding of Saturday night
was that Of Miss Francis Lucille Duncan
and George A. Kramer, which took place
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Minnie E. Duncan, S45 East Merrill street,
the Rev Z. I. La Rue officiating.
The rooms were attractive with pro-
fusion Of lavender and yellow chrysan-
themums combined with palms and feath-
cry greenery.
A program Of bridal music was played
by a harpist, including the Mendelssohn
"Weddiug March" for the professional.
Mrs. Esther Mosiman, matron Of honor,
in lavender Georgette crepe over white
satin. carried an arm bouquet Of yellow
chrysanthemums.
Arthur Lindstaedt was best man and
Florence F. Fearnought and Edith Sny-
der were ribbon bearers.
Little Susan Jane Eberhardt, in frock
of green organdie. was flower maid, and
Frank Elmer, in a white satin suit, car
ried the rings in a French basket OF
roses.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
bridal satin combined with princess lace,
with a tulle veil arranged cap effect
caught with orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower Of bride roses.
Mr. and Mrs Kramer left after the
service for a trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kanary. 1923 East
Market street, entertained Sunday with
q dinner party.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Shake and Richard Shake Of Mon
rovia. Miss Goldie Adams Of Martinsville,
Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe, Charles Forsythc
and King Forsythe of Bloomington, Mr..
~ IL
Mary Adams, Miss Margaret Nussart, Mr.
and Mrs Emmett Gates OF this city.
Miss Fern Sears. 146s Central avenue,
announces the enGa cement Of her sister,
Kathryn, to William J. Miller, the we'd
ding TO take place Nov. is.
Baskets Of yellow and white chrysnn-
themums masses Of Premier roses. COM
blned with asparagus fern, palms and
kmilax, effectively arranged under the
soft glow of taDers set in tall cathedral
holders, made an attractive background
Tor the marriage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Gardner and Jesse Fletcher which took
place Saturday night at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred {.
Gardner, 413I North Meridian street.
The service was read by the Rev. Allan
r. Phllputt, assisted by the Rev. o. D.
Odeu.
program Of bridal music was played
Icy Mrs Carrie Hiatt Kennedy. organist;
Mrs Franc white Weber. harpist and
Ruth Elizabeth Murphy. violinist.
Robert HendricksOn. Wiley Daniels
Charles Fletcher and Robert Mcconnell
Of Northampton. Mass. were the ushers
and Matthew Fletcher acted rs best man.
Miss Margaret Gardner, sister Of the
bride. maid Of honor. wore n frock Of
peach-colored satin with chiffon over
drapery and she carried a shower OF
Sweetheart roses, viOlets and maidenhair
fern.
Miss Lillian Fletcher, in sunburst yell
low satin yelled in pink tulle. with
shower Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses, yell
low daisies, Sweetheart roses. and Miss
Susan Kelsey Walker of Newark, Ohio,
in dare-colored tulIe over yellow satin,
With shower Of Ophelia roses and yell
low orchids, were bridesmaids
Little Cecily Fletcher, IN a dainty white