Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
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Mrs Nell sohl Murphy, 1884 Central
avenue, announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Esther TO Samuel Carlton Han
son which was solemnized at the All
Saints Cathedral. Saturday morning,
Bishop Joseph Francis reading the
service in the presence Of only the i'm
mediate families. The bride wore her
travelling suit Of midnight blue broad
cloth with taffeta hat Of the same shade
and eorsage OF Mrs. Aaron Ward roses
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Murphy
Is graduate Of Butler College where
she was a member Of the Kappa Kappa
graduated from Indiana University and
is member Of Phi Delta Theta. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson have gone for a short
motor trip and will be at home after
June 10 at 400 West Twenty Eighth
street.
Ross Crane Of the Chicago Art In
stitute extension department who is to
be IN Indianapolis this week to present
the Better Homes program, is to be
honor guest at a luncheon to be given
tonight by the directors Of the Indianapo-
lis Real Estate board IN the Tyndall
room Of the Columbia Club.
Miss Mary Dyer Lemon has returned
from Shelbyville where she passed the
weekend with Mrs. Charles Major.
Mrc. Francis NJ. Fauvre was elected
president OF the Oxford College Alumnae
Association at the twenty-sixth annual
meeting held Saturday in the ClaypooI
Hotel Other officers chosen included
Mrs William A. Zumpfe, vice president
Miss Helen Elliott, corresponding sec
Rotary; Mrs. Lewis Baker, recording
secretary, and Miss A. Belle Rennard,
treasurer.
Mrs. Charles E. Crawley, 2254 North
Delaware street, announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss jeanette
Crawley to 81. Kenneth Cooper. The
wedding will take place in June.
Mrs. W. ". Thornton, 2o21 North
Delaware street, entertained the Chicago
University Club OF Indianapolis at her
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom E1rod, Audubon Court, en-
tertained the Irvington Woman's Club
at her home today. Mrs. Walter F. Kelly
read a paper on Some Exploded Medical
Beliefs" followed by general Informal
discussion among the members.
Miss Margaret V. Moore, daughter Of
Mrs. William o. Moore, 2345 College ave-
nue.. and William H. Book were married
Saturday, in the home of the brides
mother. the Rev. W. H. Book of Column
bus, father Of the bridegroom. officiat-
ing. The bride was graduated from But
Ter College. where she was a member Of
the Delta Delta Delta Chapter, and Mr..
Book is q graduate of Franklin College,
where he was affiliated with Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. Mr.. and Mrs. Book, after 4
brief trip, viii be at home at 2345 Col
lege avenue.
Mrs Walter Greenough was in charge
OF the program given at the meeting Of
the Indianapolis Association of Indiana
University Alumnae, held this afternoon
in the Odd Fellow building Miss Helen
Hare, Miss Jessie HOgate and Frank
LEVEL of Indiana University, made short
talks concerning the work being done
by the college. The hOstesses included
Mrs. Walter Lewis, Mrs. Oscar Pond.
Mrs. Hubert Hickam and Mrs. GriseIl.
Mrs. 1. II. Norman presided.
The marriage Of Miss Thelma Lucille
Brandes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George 7. Brandes. 922 West Thirty
Second street, TO + Harold Huse Of Chi
cagO, was s0lemnized Saturday in the
parlors Of Capitol Avenue Methodist
Church, the Rev. Edward MUIR reading
the service. The bride wore a midnight
blue tricotine suit with gray hat and
corsage Of lilies Of the valley and bride
roses Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Huse were
u
mOny a dinner was served at the home
Of the brides parents. Nj and Mrs,
Huse will be at home in Chicago.
The Woman's Rotary Club held lunch
con today in the FlOrentine room Of the
Claypool Hotel. Miss Margaret Donnan
talked Informally on cher lecture course
in English literature and musical num-
hers were given by Miss Mildred Daugh-
erty, vocalist, accompanied by Miss
Helen Smith Mrs. Helen Warrum Chap
pen was in charge Of the music
Mrs. Demarchus c Brown gave a talk
on Lloyd George and Wales" at the
meeting Of the Woman's Research Club,
held this afternoon In the parlors Of the
Third Christian Church Mrs. J. D.
Ermston. Mrs. T. W. Grafton and Miss
Alta ROBBERS acted as hostesseG
delightful program was given yes
terday afternoon in the Odeon Of the
Metropolitan School Of Music by Miss
Rachel Jane Hamilton, soprano, and Nor
ris Hamilton. cOrnetist OF this city, who
have been doing concert work for the
past season. Miss Hamilton has been
IN New York and Mr. Hamilton has been
soloist with Pryor's Band in Miami
Florida.
Miss Hamilton has a beautiful soprano
voice Of rare texture and unusual range
Her high tones have a clear hute-lke
clesrness and her middle register Is fun
and pleasing. The cadenzas and trius
were sung with absolute ease and del
icacy. Not the least of her art is her
sympathetic Interpretation of her sub
ject.
Her numbers included a Donaudy group
Of Italian numbers, Proch's "Air and
Variations, "L'Heure Silensieuse" (Staub)
"L'Oiseau Bleu" (Decreus). Hymn to the
Sun Coo DOR (Rimsky- Korsakov), Joy
More, Fairy Tales" CWOlf), He Loves
Ne" (Chadwick), 1.-The Night Wind" Gar
ley). and a number. Tonight written