Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-11
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The Friday Afternoon Reading Club
entertained with a guest musicale this
afternoO min the y. W. c. A. The num-
bers included groups Of songs by Mrs.
o. II. Jones, contralto, and Mrs. B. E.
Neal, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. E.
II. Curry; violin numbers, Martha Run
day, and a group of readings by Mrs.
Pearl Grist Young.
Mrs. Roscoe Hawkins Of Brooklyn,
\. Y, is the guest Of Mrs. H. c. Ketcham,
212O North Pennsylvania street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wangelin, who
have been house guests of Mrs. Hattie
Wangelin, $50 East Twenty Second street,
have returned to their home in Tuscola.
The formal dance OF the Pottawattami
Club is to be held tonight in the Athe-
naeum, in celegration of Armistice day.
A number of special features have been
arranged for the affair under the gen.
eral direction Of William Ernstlng, presi-
dent.
Miss Emma B. King, 2l1S North Tai
bolt aven lie, was kOstess for the meeting
Of the Over-the- Teacups Club today The
program included a talk relative to the
signing Of the armistice by Mrs. Edward
Hartman and Mrs. r. J. Batchelder's dis
cussion Of current events.
Miss Blanche White, who is attending
Indiana University this semester, has
come to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter I. White,
516 Central Court.
Mrs. c. B. Jackson, 5000 Broadway,
went to Springport today to spend a few
days with her mother, Mrs. David Wag
ner. Mrs. Wagner will return with Mrs.
Jackson to remain with her during the
winter.
Mrs. ". V. Warner, 3G6 Broadway, has
as her guest, Mrs. Charles Van Camp Of
Memphis, Tenn. q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Scholz,
and Bernard E. Brockman will be
solemnized with a pretty ceremony at
7:3O tomorrow evening, at the st. Paul's
Evangelical Church, Rev. J. c. Frohney
officiating. The attendants will be Miss
Elizabeth Graul and Miss Louise Granse,
bridesmaids; Miss Margaret Brockman,
sister Of the bridegroom, maid of honor
little Miss Barbara Catherine Hosey of
Connersville, flower girl; Edgar Stein
ecker, best man, and Marion Martin,
groomsman. In addition there will be
four ribbon bearers to form an aisle for
the bridal party. They will be Miss Min
ME Frick, Miss Alberta Gramse. Miss
Ruth WingenrOth and Miss Esther KNOB
Out-of-town guests who will come for
the wedding will include Miss Alma
Goenges and John and Edgar Goenges,
Miss Leona Ringloss and Mr.. and Mrs
John RInglOss and Mrs. Edward Hosey
all Of COnnersville. Mr. and Mrs. Brock
man will go to Vancouver and Seattle,
Wash. and will be at home after Dec. 1
at 1923 Roosevelt avenue.
Indianapolis members of Phi Delta Pi
sorority who will go TO Chicago today
to attend a dance given by Delta Chap
ter, include Miss Josephine Wooling, Miss
Louise Schulmeyer, Miss Mildred Bush
nell, Miss Florence Mckenzie and Miss
ErmsI Thorpe.
lovely fall wedding took place last
evening when Miss Esther Beatrice
Cunningingham, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Cunningham and Cleo Earl
Mclean, were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents, 2429 Ken
wood avenue. The Rev. Horace a.
Sprague performed the ceremony before
an altar OF palms and ferns and the stair
way was eutwined with ropes Of smilax
Throughout the rooms were baskets OF
pink and white chrysanthemums, the
bridal colors. Mrs. Ferd Daupe played
Mendelssohn's wedding March" for the
entrance Of the bridal party and "The
Flower Song" during the ceremony. Fol-
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DOnahue sang Il Love You Truly"
Mrs. Gertrude Mclean, matron of
honor wore a gown of salmon pink satin
and carried a shower bouquet Of small
pink chrysanthemums and tea roses tied
with pink tulle. Miss Rachel Brown of
Lawrence, Ind. as bridesmaid, wore
orchid satin and carried pink roses. Little
Miss Mary Anne BIoudin, as ring bearer,
wore a dainty white frOck and carried
the ring on a pink satin pillow. Miss
Jean Datidson in a fluffy pink frock,
acted as flower girl. The bride wore a
charming gown of white canton crepe
embroidered in irridescent beads and a
veil fashioned with a high fril in back
and held with a bandeau of pearls. Her
bouquet was of sweetheart roses and
orchids with a shower Of white ribbons
At the reception which followed Mrs
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Cunningham and Mrs. Charles Alice at
the bridal table which was arranged
with pink and white chrysanthumus and
ferns Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean left for a trip and Will be
at home after Nov. Is in indianapolis
Out of town guests who attended the
wedding included Dr. Gertrude Bell and
Miss Maude Lee Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
VI. Jones and daughters Anna Lou and
Nellie, all Of Louisville, KY, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. I. V. Crawford Of Charlottesville,
Ind. ISgsxE IEp
Miss Nellie Snyder will be hostess for
a meeting Of the Alpha Beta Gamma
sorority this evening at her home, 1862
South Harding street.
The Phi Beta Sigma fraternity dance
which was to have been given this eve
hing at the 0deon has been postponed
indefinitely.
Miss Ruth and Miss Helen Sheerin, 1880
Central, viii have as their guest Miss
Elizabeth Kelly Of Scranton, Pa, who
viii come Tuesday to spend two weeks.
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority enter
tanned with luncheon yesterday at the
Sphinx Arms for Miss Freida Klink. who
is an honorary member Of the sorority.
Miss klink sang several numbers. &C.
companied by Mrs. Arthur MonuInger.
The tables were effectively decorated
with bowls of scarlet roses, the sorority
flower.