Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-26
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The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
Ryker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
P. Ryker, 40 Douglas street, to Carl
W Bartender of Evansville. was sol
emnized this morning in the parlors of
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph B. Char
trand, who read the service The at
PENDANTS included Mr. and Mrs. L.
Fabian. of Evansville, best man and ma
tron of honor; Miss Celia O'Brien and
Miss Leona Busch. bridesmaid. Mrs.
Fabian wore a brown tailored suit with
hat to match and corsage of Mrs. Aaron
Ward roses and the bridesmaids wore
dark blue suits with hats of the same
shade and corsages of pink roses. The
bride wore q handsome brown and tan
velour suit with tan taffeta hat and her
corsage was Of sweetheart roses. Fol
lowing the ceremony wedding break
fast was served to the bridal party and
the families. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. William Bartender of
Evansville. parents of the bridegroom.
Mr. and Mrs. Brabender will be at home
after a trip through Wisconsin, at 907
Linwood street, Evansville.
Miss Jennie Dodds of Bloomington is
1.-The house guest of Miss Ruth RalstOn
at "HoOsier Home"
Mrs H. L. Mitchell 1912 Broadway, was
Hostess this afternoon for the meeting of
the Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club. Mrs.
William Morgan read a paper on "Our
Mid Sea Possessions" and Mrs. L. J.
Rothschild led a round table discussion
on School Problems in the Community"
various members discussing medical at
tention, school lunches. portable build
iDgs and the curriculum Of the public
schools
Mrs. George NJ. Albertson of Orleans,
who has been the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. D. o. Kirby, 1854 North New Jersey
street, has returned home.
An interesting program was given at
the luncheon held Monday by the Won
ans Rotary Club in the Riley room of
the Claypool Hotel in celebration of the
second birthday anniversary OF the or
ganization. The tables were attractively
decorated with baskets OF tulips as cen
terpieces, miniature birthday cakes bear
Ing two tiny tapers marking the covers.
COrsages of spring flowers were given the
guests as favors. DR.. Amelia r. Keller,
president, acted as toastmistress. Mrs.
Walter p. Mayer responded TO Our
Birthday" Other responses included
Rotary Talent" Miss Anna Nicholas:
why the Rotary Lives On" Mrs VIII
liam II. Kershner; Our Future" Miss
Fannie c. Graeter; "Our Glee' Miss Eliza
G. Browning. and Rotary Poem" Miss
Emma Colbert, Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt
kOehne, harpist. was admitted to mem
bership. The committee in charge in
Guided Mrs Charles b. Foster. chairman;
Mrs. H. .. Tutewiler, Miss Csroline Good
Weyl, Mrs. E. L. Lennox. Mrs W D.
Long and Miss Gertrude Forrest
Miss Edith Hitz, who has been passing
4 few days with Miss Helen George. 2657
sNorth Alabama street, returned Monday
to her home in Franklin.
William Otto was elected president Of
the Drama League at the meeting held
Monday evening in the public library
Other officers chosen include W. F Nc
Dermott, vice president; Mrs Albert
Rabb. secretary; Mrs. Edgar R. Eskew,
treasurer; Mrs. W. ". Woollen, Miss C.
A Mering Mrs Hadley Green, Mrs.
James Kalleen. lDF Sidney F. Daily.
Miss Ruth O'Hair. Dr. c. W. Dicks and
Mrs. J. T. Wheeler. board of directors
The program given during the evening
included a reading from "Afarse Chan"
page and an Interpretation Of Act
from the hbretto Of Samson and De
nlah," by Nathan Haskell Dote.
Miss Sue Harvard. soprano Of the Met
rOpoltan Opera Company, will assist the
male chorus Of the Maennerchor Society
on their program to be given Friday
evening in the Academy Of Music Prot
Hans Biedermann of Chicago viii direct
the chorus. Following the concert a
dance will be held in the ballroom.
Miss Lenore Hickman will be hostess
for the meeting of the Beta Sigma Chi
sorority tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Arthur Monninger, 424S Sunset
avenue, entertained the FortnightIy Mu-
steal Club with a luncheon at her home
today. Spring flowers in Dresden hues
were used through the house. with pink
blossoms IN crystal vases forming the
centerpiece for the table. The program
following the luncheon included paper
on ''Maude Powell" by Miss Yuba vii
hite and informal musical numbers by
various members.