Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-19
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Miss Edith Jones. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Jones. 1924 Prospect street,
and Harold K. Sowerwine of NobleSville
were married quietly at the home of the
brides parents this afternoon, the Rev.
f. A. Steele Of Edwin Ray Methodist
Church reading the service. Spring how-
ers in pastel cOlors, combined with maid
enhair fern and ropes Of smilax, were eff
fectively arranged through the rooms. w.
E. Jones', pianist. played the program Of
bridal music. Mrs. A. f. Sparks was
matron Of honor and Ernest Sowerwine
OF Noblesville was best man. Mrs. Sparks
wore a navy blue suit with hat to match
and corsage of pink sweet peas. The
bride wore q handsome suit of midnight
blue tricotine with hat and other access
series in silver grey, and her corsage was
of bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Sowerwine
will leave tonight for a trip through the
South and on their return will be at home
in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Fred Hickman, 1905 North Arsenal
avenue, has returned home, after passing
several weeks in st. Augustine, Fla.
Members of the Altrusa Club enter
tanned Friday evening with dinner In the
FlOrentine room of the Claypool Hotel.
Dr.. Virgil q. Rorer, pastor of MeriCian
Street Methodist Church, and chairman
of the Marion County Americaniza zion
committee, talked on Americas Problem
In the Light of Present Immigration"
Miss Mary Buehler gave a brief talk on
interesting People Who Win Be at Al
trusa Convention" Following the dinner
a business meeting was held, when the
club voted to send a check of 500 to the
Hoover Relief fund, one for the same
amount to the Near East and $40 to the
indianapolis Library fund. Three mem
beIs also were received into club mem
bership, including Miss Mary Pasho, Miss
Anna Abel and Miss Flora Lyons. Guests
present included Miss Hortense Willard,
Mrs Z. S. Mitchell, Mrs. Alfred Frank,
Mrs. Margaret Osborne, Mrs. Sarah Bill
lings, Mrs. Edward Stout, Miss Frances
q. Vail, Miss Mabel Wheeler, Miss Grace
Lyons, Mrs. Charles S. Tevis, Mrs. Adolph
c. Coll, Miss Eta Scherf, c. r. Web
Der, J n. Williams, W. s. Hood, w. g.
Buss, a. Go Abel and f. o. Wiley. The
regular luncheon o. the club was held to-
day in L. S. Ayres' tearoom.
Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn Friermood, 615
North Pennsylvania street, ACCOMPANIED
by Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Edie, motored
to Cincinnati Friday to attend grand
opera.
Miss Ruth Mcclure, 1888 North New
Jersey street, will be hostess for the
! Sigma Iota musicale Wednesday evening.
| The program Will include numbers by
Miss Irma Ross and Miss Agnes Hodgin,
/ vocalist; Miss Adah Strong, pianist, and
/ a string quartette, including Mrs. Maude
Krluss, Miss Ruth Mcclure, viOlinist;
/ Miss Ruth Essex, viola player, and Miss
/ Louise Essex, cellist-
| The Woman's Rotary Club will hold
/ its regular luncheon meeting IN the
/ Florentine room Of the Claypool Hotel
/ Monday. Charles A. Breeze, superinten-
/ dent of the unifcston department OF the
/ telephone company will talk on Uni
/ fcation of Telephone Systems in lndi-
/ annapolis" and Miss Ida Anderson will
/ discuss advantages Of Belonging to the
( Business Womens State and National
/ Federation"
/ Mrs. Norman X. Millholand 3iO1 Boule-
yard Place, is passing a fortnight in
/ Chicago with her sister, Mrs Raymond
/ MiIlholand.