Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
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A pretty wedding of Saturday was
that of Miss Helen Schowe. daughter Of
Mrs. Minna Schowe, No. / University
court, to Charles L. Rhodey Of Green
field, which took place at the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church, the Rev. Walter
Davis officiating. Miss Ruth Murphy,
Organist, played a program of bridal
music preceding the service. The bride
who was given in marriage by her
uncle, Frederick Schowe, wore an attrac
tive frock Of silt flet lace and carried
an arm bouquet Of bride roses. The
attendants were Mrs. c. E. De Witt,
sister Of the bride, matron of honor,
and Miss Anna Rhodey, sister OF the
bridegroom, maid of honor, and Larry
Klien best man. Mrs. De Witt wore
a frock of green organdie and Miss
Rhodey one of yellow organdie. Both
carried arm bouquets of white daisies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodey have gone on
short wedding trip. Their at-home ad-
dress is Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rauh, 2O44 North
Illinois street, entertained Lady Anne
/ Azgapetian Of New York City, who is
here in Near East relief work, at their
home over the week end.
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Miss Noelie Desobry, 143S Park ave-
nue.. accompanied by Miss Eugenia Ked-
nedy. departed Sunday for Macon. Ga,
where they will be the house guests
of Miss Coralie Brady.
Mrs. Samuel NJ Ralston will be hostess
for the Flag day celebration Of the Old
| Glory Chapter, Children Of. the Reyolu-
ton, tomorrow. "Our Flag" a pageant
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james L. Kalleen. Miss Catherine Ca
wins will read the history Of the flag
/ Others taking part include Miss Hope
Pfafflin, Miss Dorothea Hanna, William
Johnston, Theodore Wagner, Pauline
Vonnegut, Jean Hamlet. De Long Bow
man, Agnes Louise Kalleen, Nancy Kali
leen Robert Dwyer, David Hutchcraft
| Charles Riddeu. Georgia Mary Dwyer,
| Dwyer, Mignon Wagner and Betty Kali
leen. Virginia Fleming. Joan Johnson,
Martha Neck, Ruth Young, Mary Vir-
ginia Moore, Mary Joe Lfzius, Alice Han
ma, Marjorie Willis, Clyde Young, Emily
| Pond. Jane Folsom. Mary Marjorie Day,
Josephine Madden, Mary Tall, Jane Rid
dell. Lillian Pierson and John Lasher
Members Of the D. A. R. will be guests.
A clever program was presented at the
annual dinner OF the Writers Club, Satur-
day evening, held in the Railbow room
| OF the Hotel SEVERN. Mrs. Minnie Olc0tt
Williams. president Of the club, presided
as toastmistress. responses being given
ny Mrs. L. D. Owens, Miss Ida NJ Help
henstine, Miss Myrtle johnson, Miss
Dyer Lemon. Merrill Ketcham, Mrs. Chic
Jackson and John P. Street. Following
I the banquet, a one-act skit Rainbow
Slips" written by Mrs. Harry Stedfeld
was presented by Chic Jackson. Mrs.
Maude Swift Anthony. Mrs. Stedfeld and
Alvin Hunt. A unique feature of the eve
ming was the book guessing contest,
various members representing by dress or
some distinctive mark popular books
The tables were effectively decorated
with tall vases OF deIphinium and
coreopsis and flat spays of Dorothy Per
kins roses, cards adorned with pen
sketches bearing original verses, marking
the covers.
Miss Anna Brochhausen Of the Alta
apartments, and Miss Vivian Sewers 2551
North Delaware street, have departed for
Palo Alto, Cal, where they will attend
Leland Stanford University.
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Miss Adele B. Koehne, manager Of the
trust department of the Bankers Trust
Company, was the speaker for the lunch
con meeting Of the Woman's Rotary
Club, held today in the Florentine room
OF the Claypool Hotel.
Festivities Of the annual reunion OF
Delta lambda Chapter, Delta Delta
j Delta, to be held tomorrow, Wednesday
and Thursday, will be opened tomorrow
with q 'get-tOgether- party" at the home
Of Miss Elizabeth Cooper, 2j16 North
Alabama street. Wednesday noon Miss
Helen Tichenor in Irvington will b..
hostess for luncheon; Thursday morn
ing. a breakfast is to be served in FL
lenberger Woods for the guests; in the
afternoon a reception for faculty women.
mothers of the sorority girls, will be
given at the home of Miss Mary Padou.
60 North Layman avenue followed By
formal dinner at the Claypool Hotel,
which will be the concluding event. Miss
Dorothy Bowser is to be toastmistress
for the dinner. Among the speakers are
Miss Margaret Shoate Smith Of Portland.
Ore; Mrs. Jean Clifford Wickers of Al
buquerque, n. NJ. Miss Mary Padou and
Miss Josephine Lapham.
Mrs. Charles ZelIer of Brazil who has
been the guest of Mrs. Charles Cook, 2O47
West Washington street, has returned
home.
The Irvington Quest club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. David Smith, Friday
evening. 1t is to be a guest party and
Judge E. W. Felt will give a short talk
Announcement is made OF the marriage
Of Miss Nellie NJ. Ryker. daughter of
Mrs. Harry z. Ryker, 1O15 Sanders street,
to Paul r. La Shorne, which took place
Saturday evening at the home Of the Rev.
r. II. Bending, the officiating minister.
The at-hOme announcement is for No. ~,
Pinex Court, after June 10Th.