Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
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Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Dorothy Morton Day, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton Day
of BrOOkline, Mass, to DIR. Robert w.
Buck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Buck
of IrvinGton, which took place in the
home Of the brides parents. Tuesday
evening. Joseph Z. Buck, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man. DR.. and
Mrs. Buck will make their home in Bos-
ton. DIR. Buck recently has completed his
medical course at Harvard.
Miss Florence Shank, Shadeland avenue
and Thirtieth street. will depart tomor-
row for Berkeley, Cal, where she will
enter California University. Last evening
Miss Dorothy Shank entertained with
farewell party for her sister. The house
was attractively decorated with garden
flowers in shades of pink and white, ia
bic appointments, cakes and ices carry
ing out the same colors.
delightful garden party was given
by the ri Beta Phi Alumnae Club at the
home of Mrs c. ]. Fletcher, 5G93 Central
avenue. this afternoon for the children Of
the members. Miss Julia Vestal enter
tanned the little folk with stories and
Juvenile songs and games. Gay colored
balloons and caps were given as favors
Mrs Noble Parker and Miss Helen Thorn
ton assisted the hostess in the hospitall-
ties Among the guests were Miss Mar
! jorie Nelson Of Owatonua. MINI. and Miss
Marjorie Creath of Kansas City, with
Miss Hazel Wann. Little Samuel Fletcher
and Master Philip Clark assisted in the
serving.
b u. n
! Balz. who have been attending Western
: College. oxford, Ohio, have returned home
to spend the summer vacation with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter BALI, 303S
/ Fail Greek Boulevard.
/ Miss Lillian McNIurray. who has been
attending the State convention Of the Psi
; Iota Nj Sorority at BLOOMINGTON. re-
/ turned today to her home, 30Ji North
/ Pennsylvania street.
/ Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, 1857 Marlowe
avenue. assisted by Miss Julia Feeney.
entertained with a miscellaneous shower
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Anna
I Hickey, whose marriage to Thomas
Feeney is to take place Wednesday. The
house was attractively decorated with
pink roses ard r0se-colored Japanese
lanterns, the dining room appointments
and ices also carrying out the pink and
white color scheme. Miniature wedding
bells. tied with pink and white tulie rib
bons. were given as fayors.
Mr.. and Mrs James Sutherland and
family. 263S Sutherland. will 20 tomor-
row TO Lake Maxinkuckee. where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Ida N. Loucks announces the
marriage of her daughter, Ruth A.
/ Loucks, to Raymond F. Smith which
/ took place in the Third Christian Church,
| Thursday. the Rev 7. w. Grafton Off
/ ciating Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at
| home at 1861 Fremont street, after
/ short trip.
/ Officers and members of the State
/ board of directors will be guests of
/ honor at the presentation Of the Book
( of Job" by the Stuart Walker players
I tomorrow at the Murat, which is being
/ sponsored by the indianapolis League of
/ Women Voters. PatrOnesses for the event
| include Mrs Hugh Mckay Landon. Mrs.
/ Carlos Rocker, Mrs. William Russell Stu
[ art, Mrs. James Roberts, Miss Adah E.
/ Bush, Mrs Allen T. Fleming. Mrs. Aaron
/ Wolfson, Mrs. Carl Lieber, Mrs. Eunice
Jameson Pierce, Mrs Fred Ayres Mrs.
Evans Woollen Mrs. Louis Traugott, Mrs.
Henry Campbell Mrs. John Cary. Miss
Martha Carey, Miss Eldena Lauter and
Miss Sara Lauter.
Mrs. Oliver HollOwell, 12S West Thrift
eth street will be hostess for the meet
ing and handkerchief shower Of the La
dies Aid Society of the Moravian Epis-
copal Church, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bailey, $500 North
Meridian street, will motor to Green
castle tomorrow. where their daughter,
Miss Lucille Bailey, has been attending
De Pauw. She will return home with
them for the summer vacation.
Miss Laura Painter. bride elect OF
this month, was guest of honor at
pretty garden party this afternoon. given
by Miss Ilene Morgan and Miss Mildred
Morgan. at their home, 1924 North New
Jersey street. Spring flowers in pastel
tints were used on the tea table with
ices and confactiOn carrying out the
bridal idea. The guests included Miss
Florence Fuller. Miss Genevieve Downs,
Mrs. Eugene Simms, Mrs. Rowland John
son. Miss Helen BALI. Miss Eliza Para
more, Miss Elizabeth TrOok, Miss Anna
Belle Trook. Miss Marybelle Haynes.
Miss Genevieve King, Mrs. Thomas
Luckett, Miss Irene Pritchard, Miss
Marie Fitzgerald, Miss Virginia Kings
bury. Miss Jean Brown, Miss Jeanette
Benedict. Miss Harriet Dithmer, Miss
Edith Daley. Mrs. Mark Van Nuys Of
Franklin and Mrs. Fred Conkle of
NOblesville.
Miss Ruth Ralston entertained mem
bers of the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
Club this afternoon with an outdoor
luncheon and garden party at her coun-
try home, "Hoosier Home" Mrs. Charles
Dyer, chairman Miss Irene Prtchard,
Mrs Byron Young and Mrs. c. VI. Baker
were the assisting hostesses. An infOr-
NAL program of songs and stunts" fol
lowed the luncheon.
Mr., and Mrs. C. B. Feasey and daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn Elizabeth, 1851 North
Capitol avenue, have returned from La
fayette where they have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. FOgg. Mr.. Fea
sey received advanced degree in civil
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