Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

Attendants for the marriage OF Miss
Edith Maurine Seicrest, daughter of
Harry H. Seicrest, to Leland Stanford
Wallace, viii be Miss Margaret Trufler,
maid OF honor; little Miss Ava Marie
Reddick, nj zee Of the bride, flower girl,
and Dr. John Danagh, best man. The
wedding will take place Saturday after
noon at o'clock at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Wayne Reddick, 415
Bosart avenue.
Mr.. and OIrs. Stephen Minor Crawford
announce the marriage Of their daughter,
Mabel Claire, to Elmer William Piel.
which took place Wednesday.
Mrs Hattie wangelin ana daughter.
Miss Elizabeth WangelIH, $50 East
Twenty Second street, will so to Colum-
bus tomorrow where they will pass sew
eral weeks.
Nj and Mrs Charl ". Hardwick, So
East Twenty Fifth sect. announce the
marriage Of their niece, Miss Ruth Col
Inns, to Harold Spencer Brown, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Brown Of Waterville,
Maine. which took place Saturday after
noon at their home, the Rev. g. S Reedy
OF Kewanna officiating. Miss Bernice
Lansberry OF Anderson and Francis Heath
Of san Antonio, Texas. were the only at
tendants Miss Villa Sammls. pianist,
and Miss Mildred Clark. vocalist. gave the
program Of bridal music. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown are spending their honeymoon in
New York City and Waterville, Maine.
They will be at home In the Grant apart
ments. Illinois and Eleventh streets. after
August l.
Miss Helen Marie Stacey, daughter Of
Mrs. Sarah Stacey, and Roy g. Mangus
were married quietly last evening In Capt
tol Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
the Rev J. Edward MUIR reading the
service, in the presence Of only the imme-
diate families. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pat
tlson were the only attendants. The bride
wore a dainty frock Of white net with
white georgette crepe hat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mangus after a short trip Will be at home
az 2435 North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett OF the
Mckenzie apartments, Mrs. Wymond J.
Beckett and daughter, Miss Florence
Beckett OF the buckingham have de-
parted for Quebec and Montreal prior to
sailing for Europe. where they viii pass
the remainder OF the summer season.
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Mrs. Thomas C. Howe. 80 Audubon
Place, was hostess for the garden party
OF the League Of Women Voters, which
was held this afternoon IN honor Of the
new members of the organization. Mrs.
W. II. Blodgett, who spent the winter
in Florida, gave brief talk on the league
work there and Mrs. John Downing
johnson talked on the work being done
in the city by the local league. group
OF readings was given by Miss Helen
Frances Starr. Mrs. Isaac Born, chair
man OF the hospitality committee assisted
by Mrs. A. J. Levy, Mrs. Harriet Ray,
Mrs. A Z. Custer, Mrs. James Bramson,
Mrs J. ". Bolte, Mrs. Albert r Parker
and Mrs. o. e. Lukenbill, was in charge
Of the refreshments.
Miss Bertha Sorotie will entertain
group OF friends tonight at her home, Oh
South Alabama street.
Mrs. Leo K. Fesler. 2126 Central ave
nue.. will receive for DR. 5. S. Curry,
president Of the Boston School Of Elk
preston, at her home this afternoon.
Following the reception DR.. Curry gave
a lecture at the Central Reformed church.
He viii be the house guest Of Mrs. Fes-
Ter over the weekend.
NTr. and Mrs. Fred Knodle 1919 Central
avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Sievert
and daughter Katherine, will motor to
Decatur, Ill, TO spend the Fourth OF July.
The Womens' Auxiliary to the Rainbow
Division Veterans Association has been
invited to participate in the parade, July
f. All members are asked to meet at the
corner Of Washington street and Capitol
avenue. at Q 80 o'clock Monday morning
Mrs. SOln J. Carter, chairman, asks that
all who can. bring cars.
Miss Myrtle Craft Of Chicago Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
raft, IS East Thirty Second street
RICHER PUDDING.
The TT Of a neck or loin Of mutton