Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
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A delightful musicale has been ar
ranged by the members of Sigma Alpha
Iota Honorary Musical Sorority, to be
| given in the home of Mrs. Christine
Roush, 600 Middle Drive Woodruff Place,
Wednesday evening. The program will
include Romance" (Wienawski), "Pick-
aninnies" (Burleigh), by Ruth Mcclure,
yiolinist; Lovely Night" "a Song of
Rest (Ronald), and Tomorrow
| (Strauss) by Miss Emma Doeppers,
vocalist; "Impromptu in f Sharp"
waltz in C Sharp" Chopin, "At the
Spring." Thirteenth Rhapsodie" (Liszt),
| by Mrs. Arthur Monninger, pianist; Sc
| lected reading by Mrs. Bernard Beatty,
and group of Kreisler numbers by Miss
Martha Winkenhofer. The hostess will
be assisted in the Inequalities by Miss
Beatrice Luse, president Of the organi-
cation.
Miss Marion G. Williams of the Col
lege Of Music and Fine Arts will go to
Bridgeport, Ill, tomorrow to give q song
recital
| The Altrusa Club will entertain with
| a dinner Friday evening in the Floren-
tine room of the Claypool Hotel. A
number of business women connected
with the Legislature will be special
guests. Miss Henrietta Murdoch will
give a talk on Japan" and Miss Frieda
| Steinman will sing a group of numbers.
The regular luncheon Of the organization
will be held Saturday noon in the tea
room of L. S. Ayres e Co. The club Is
\ to start a thrift week observance Satur-
day and Miss Mary Luella Mercer will
speak on Thrift and Investments"
|
A pretty wedding of Wednesday even
| ing was that of Miss Gertrude Wish
meier and Edward c. Uter which took
place in the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Margaret E. Wishmeier, 1910 East
Vermont street The house was attrac-
lively decorated with baskets of pink
roses and Southern smilax, with palms
ferns and floor vases Of blossoms form
ing the altar. before which the Rev. j.
D. Nautilus lead the service. Mrs. James
Haanett gave the program of bridal mu-
sic, singing AT Dawning" preceding the
| service and playing the "LOhengrin" bri-
dial chorus for the professional. Miss Lii
Iian Aebker and Miss Goldie Wood,
bridesmaids. were the only attendants.
| Miss Aebker wore a white wolfe frOck
combined with blue satin, and Miss Wood
was in white crepe meteor. trimmed with
pink They both carried arm bouquets
/ of pink roses.
The brides gown was of ivory satin
yelled in georgette crepe, trimmed with
/ lace ruffles. Her tulle veil was arranged
I cap effect, caught with orange blossoms
| and she carried a shower Of sweet peas
bride roses and valley lilies.
! Among the guests was Miss Rose Mayer
OF Lafayette
! Mr.. and Mrs. Utter will be at home after
/ Feb. 1, at 1910 East Vermont street.
Sigma Chi will hold its annual State
banquet In the Riley room Of the Clay
pool Hotel March .. A matinee dance
| will precede the dinner. Active chapters
| from Purdue, Wabash. Indiana, Butler
/ and De PAW. together with alumnae
from over the State. will attend.
! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sellery and family
! 3135 North Delaware street. will go to
/ Chicago next week for permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Gladys Brooks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Brooks, 800 East Orange
| street, and Charles Richardson were mar
| ried Wednesday night In the Morris
| Street NJ. E. Church, the Rev Edward
Robertson officiating. Miss Katherine
| Bell sang 81 Love You Truly" and AT
| Dawning" preceding the service. accom-
panied by Miss Martha Gooch, who