Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
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M. ana MIS- W. A. EauEDOr0s 10 LOUIS
NJ. Ratror, which took place at u 30
O'Clock in the home of the brides par
ents, 52T Hamilton avenue, the Rev.
Frederick E. Taylor reading the service.
Roses and sweet peas were effectively
arranged through the rooms, carrying out
the bridal colOrs Of pink and white, with
floor baskets of the same blossoms set
against banking of palms and ferns to
form the altar. Miss Evelyn Eberhardt
sang Il Love You Truly" and AT Dawn
ing" preceding the ceremony, accompa-
MED by Miss Alice Mount, who played
the Mendelssohn wedding march for
the professional and ITO a Wild Rose"
during the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Carpenter were the only attendants. Mrs.
Carpenter wore a frock of white trico-
lette with corsage OF deep pink sweet
peas. The bride wore an attractive gown
of net over ivory satin with tulle veil
arranged cap effect with a wreath of
smilax. and her bouquet was a shower Of
: mink and white sweet peas. Following
the ceremony a luncheon was served, the
dining room being fragrant with masses
of sweet peas in shades Of pink. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
william ROtroff of Lima, Ohio. parents
OF the bridegroom. and Mrs. Edward Hell
Of Gallon, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Rotrof
have gone for a trip to Buffalo and New
York City and on their return will be
at home at Upton.
Miss Charity Dye. 1884 Broadway. win
be hostess for the meeting of the Pioneer
Mothers Memorial Association, tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss June Mol, 2O26 Park avenue, who
has recently returned from New York
where she has been studying in the Co
lumbia University School Of Journalism
has as her hOuse guest Miss Helen Locke
Of Shanghai, China. Miss Locke and Miss
MOll will go to Greencastle tomorrow,
where they viii be guests at the Alpha
Chi Omega house until after De Paw
commencement, when Jewell Moll, brother
Of Miss AIoll, viii be graduated.
sss
Miss Frieda and Mss Mary Regula,
2O6S Ashland avenue, will be .hostesses
this evening for the guest party OF the
Owl Club. Decorations throughout the
house are 20 be carried out in gold and
purple. the club colors.
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Josephine
Linnaman, daughter of John II. Lima
man, 21O2 North Rural street. to Roman
W Smith of BrOokviIle, was solemnized
this morning in st. Francis De Sales
Church. the Rev. Raymond Non reading
the service. The attendants included
Miss Anna BishOff, bridesmaid; Charles
Baker, best man, and Louis Shriner Of
BrookvilIe and Louis Catellier, ushers.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
y bridal satin combined with silver ribbon.
a tulle veil caught with orange blossoms
and carried a shower Of lilies Of the
valley and bride roses tied with silver
ribbon. Miss Bishof was gowned in
orchid colOred organdie. with hat to
match and her bouquet was a shower
Of sweetheart roses with streamers Of
orchid tulle. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs Henry Smith of Brookville,
parents of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kaiser, Mrs Frank Baker Miss
Mary Helen Baker, Miss Ethel Leonard.
Miss Aldena Smith OF Brookville. and
Mrs D. Topper Of Cincinnati Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith departed this afternoon for
a lake trip and on their return viii be
at home at 1122 John street, BrOokville,
Ind.
Miss Eleanor Bosler will be hostess
for the initiation meeting Of the 7 S
Club Of the Irvington Branch Library,
Thursday afternoon. Miss Phyllis NOrd-
strom and Miss Janet Carr will be
guests OF honor at the spread" In Ellen
berger Woods following the meeting.
Mrs NH. Long. ss4s Washington
boulevard, will entertain the Mystic Tie
Club at her home tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Eleanor shockney, daughter Of
James Nelson Shockney, 1888 Central
avenue. and Alexander Bell Irvine were
married quietly this afternoon IN the
home Of the brides father. The house
was attractively decorated with baskets
OF spring blossoms in pastel tints COM
bined with ferns and Southern smilax.
The Rev. Lewis Brown Of st. Paurs Epis-
copal Church read the service. The bride,
who was unattended. wore her travelling
suit OF dark blue tricotine with Georgette
crepe blouse embroidered IN steel beads,
blue and white hat aud corsage Of sweet
heart roses and orchids. Among the out
of-town guests were Mrs. ]. NJ. Jordan Of
Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs Freda Segrist Of
Charlottesville. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. V.
shockney Of Westheld. Mr.. and Mrs. Ir-
vine have gone for a trip north and
will be at home after June 10 at 1888
Central avenue.
Mrs. Harold c. Sabin, S716 College
avenue, was hostess this afternoon for
the 1 O'Clock luncheon Of the Auxiliary
to the Southern Club. The rooms were
attractive with masses of peonies, roses
and snapdragons in shades Of pink and
white, the centerpiece for the table being
a French basket of the pink blossoms,
with CONNECTIONS and ices also carrying
out the color scheme. Following the
luncheon a delightful program was pre-
sented, including a pantomime dance LA
Coquette" by a diminutive danseuse,
Anna Louise Hunt. assisted by little
Betty Burke, and Southern dialect read
ings by Mrs. W. D. Long who has re-
turned recently from a Western tour In
Iyceum work. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. J. S. La Rue, Mrs. Carl Spill
man and Miss Bessie Dowden Of Seattle.
Mrs. Frank Doudican, 157 South Ban
cCoft avenue, who viii leave June Is, for