Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-28
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Mrs. Charles A. Pfadlin, 1914 North
Pennsylvania street, viii entertain the
students section OF the Matinee Musicale,
at her home. Wednesday afternoon. This
will be the closing affair Of the season
for the organization.
Miss Aldine Sears, Miss Genevieve
Adams and Miss Sarah Hunter Of Butler
College win go to Charlottesville Sat
urday for the weekend house party OF
the Phi Delta Theta Chapter Of Wabash
College.
Mrs. Harry Sternberger Of New York
City, executive secretary Of the National
Council Of Women, who is here attend
ing the conference of the council board
at the Claypool Hotel, viii be the guest
Of honor at a special meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women, to be held to-
night in the Temple a round table dis
cussiOn of council affairs will be con-
Quoted and Mrs. Sternberger viii talk in
formally Of national affairs. Mrs. Ben
jamin Meyer will preside.
Hiss Florence Brewer and Miss Irene
Brewer OF Southport will entertain the
1920 Girls at their home SATURDAY..
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Ella Flesher, daughter of Mrs.
Catherine E. Flesher, 1414 West Morris
street, to Raymond Jenkins, which took
place In Louisville, KY, Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins will be st home temporarily
at 1414 West Morris street.
Miss Hester Bailey and Miss Olive
Killer entertained pupils Of Miss Bailey,
who appeared in the ballet and dance
program given at the Murat recently,
with an informal dancing party in the
dance studio in the College of Music and
Fine Arts Wednesday evening.
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The double marriage ceremony of Miss
Helen Wheat TO Gordon NJ. Surface and
Gladys Watkins to Tuplin Wheat was
solemnized Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin c.
Wheat, $50 North keystone avenue, the
Rev. George S. Henninger reading the
service. The house was attractivly ar
ranged with spring flowers in shades Of
pink combined with ferns, a banking Of
palms and greenery forming the altar.
Miss Helen Redmond sang "Oh Prom
ise Me" and 4 Love You Truly" pre-
ceding the service, accompanied by Miss
Cleo Apple, who played the bridal
chorus from "LOhengrin" for the pro
cessionaI. Miss Elizabeth Wheat and
Miss Grace Nieten, bridesmaids, wore
green frocks with shower bouquets Of
Ophelia roses. Elizabeth Cunningham
wore white net combined with white rib
bon and carried the rings in a lily. Nor
ris NJ Dunn and Al VOllmer acted as
best men. The brides wore gowns Of
ivory satin made along similar lines.
with overdrapertes Of lace and rulle wells
T~hk Of hn
Mrs. Wheat after trip. will be at home
IN Topeka. Kan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sur
face, on their return from the East, will
be al home at BargersviIle. Among the
out-of-tow guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
=. T Payne and Mrs Roy Payne Of To-
peka. and Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Surface
and Byron Surface Of Bargersville.
Miss Helen Margaret Hayes. q bride
elect. was honor guest at a miscellaneous
shower given Wednesday evening by Miss
Elsie Barter, 3O15 Boulevard place. Sweet
peas in shades OF pink and white were
used through the rooms and the same
colors were carried out in the table ap-
pOintments and ices. The gifts were
drawn from a realistic looking old-time
well arranged in the living room The
guests included Mrs. James Stone Miss
Doris Wilson. Miss Beatrice Neale, Miss
Maude Ellen Mcintyre, Miss Pauline Will
son, Miss Alice Hayes, Miss Allen and
Miss Marie HoIlstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fisher have returned
to their home on Cold Springs road after
passing the season at their winter place
in Miami, Fla.
Tha dinner to have been given tonight
IN the Metropolitan School Of Music by
the active chapter OF the Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority has been postponed indefinitely