Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
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Mrs. Arthur Haitian OF Phoenix, Ariz.,
is the house guest of Mrs. Joe Rand
Beckett Of the Mckenzie apartment.
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Phi Beta Phi Alumnae Club members
entertained last evening with an attrac-
lively appointed dinner for the active
chapter of Butler College and their
guests. Baskets of deep red roses tied
with blue tuIIe ana wine colored tapers
set in crystal holders tied with blue
were effectively arranged on the table
A program of informal talks was given
Mrs. Ellis Hall talking on ''Settlemen.
Schools" Miss Emily Helming discussing
the Ideal College Girl and Mrs. Johr
spiegeI speaking on Friendship" The
committee in charge of the dinner ar
rangements included Miss Katherine
Stuckey. chairman; Miss Josephine Har
man, Mrs. Yerbon Grindle, Miss Blessin
Rassman. A group of Pi Phi songs was
sung by Miss Hope Bedford, accompanied
by Miss Helene Harrison, pianist, and
Miss Gwyneth Knee, violinist.
Mrs. George Losey, 1858 College avenue
entertained with a travel tea" this aft
ernOon in honor of Mrs. Joe Rand
Beckett who has recently returned from
summer abroad. French, English and
American flags and garden flowers in
various shades were arranged through
the rooms and favors of miniature suit
cases were given the guests by Mrs.
Beckett's small son, who was dressed in
Scotch costume. Mrs. Beckett talked in
formally concerning her trip, during the
bA Of dad
Mrs. Luke Duffey, Mrs. Herbert Eick-
off, Mrs. Alig, Mrs. Frank Fsris, Mrs.
Robert Gilliland, Mrs. HILBERT Hickam,
Mrs. Fred Miller. Miss Julia Jean Nelson.
Mrs. Myron Green, Mrs. VIII Ramey,
Mrs. F. L. Jones, Mrs Arthur Haitian
of Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. H. Porterfeld,
Mrs. Heath and Miss Doris Perkins of
Lebanon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Jefferson. 800
East Thirty Sixth street. announce the
marriage of their daughter Fidelia to
j. F. LETTERS, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Jeffers of Cincinnati. Ohio, which
took place at 9 O'Clock this morning at
St Joan of Arc Church The bride was
attended by Miss Mary Flynn and Miss
Elsie Gates, bridesmaids, and little Miss
Mary Jane Lawler, flower girl Miss
Margaret Munier, Organist, and John
Won Merrill. soloist, gave a program OF
bridal airs. The church YVES attractiveIy
decorated with palms, ferns and baskets
of pink and white roses. Miss Mary
Flynn wore a frock of yellow taffeta with
black hat faced in yellow and carried
an arm bouquet of yellow roses. Mis-:
Gates wore pink taffeta with black hal
faced in that color and carried an arm
hnnnnnf Of nj L T
flower girl wore a dainty dress Of white
lace over pink silk and carried a basket
OF pink and white flowers The bride
was charmingly gOwned in white georg
cite over satin with pearl trimming and g
veil caught With clusters of orang,
blossoms
+. Following the ceremony there was s
wedding brea kfast at the Hotel IincoI1
for the members of the wedding party
after which Mr.. and Mrs LETTERS left FOL
a trip to Cincinnati. They will be- a
home after Oct. 1 at 2917 East Michigan
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard LETTERS. par
ents of the groom of Cincinnati. at
tended the wedding.
John Downing johnson and son vii
liam returned yesterday from Pittsfeld
III. where they have been visiting a few
days. Mrs. johnson will return home
next week.
Mr.. ami Mrs. F. W. Ellis. 2OO4 Ruckl,
street, announce the marriage Of their
daughter Emma Jane to Marshall II
Montani. son of Mr.. R. Montani, s2iE
North Illinois street, which took place al
IS. Peter and Paul rectory, the Reg
Father O'Conner officiating. stephen
Ellis, brother of the bride acted as hest
man and the brides attendant was Miss
Victoria Montani. The bride was gowned
in dark blue POiret twill combined Will
georgette with head trimming and wore
a black velvet hat and a marten fur scarf
Her bouquet was of pink roses and val
ley lilies. Following there was wedding
breakfast at the home of the bride
grOom's mother. where the bridal tablt
was arranged with silver French baskets
Of pink roses tied with pink tulle an
lighted with pink candles in silver hold
ers- An orchestra played during tn.
breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs MOntaui hav:
left for a trip and will be at home at 32i;
North Illinois street after Oct. l.
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Mrs. R. F. Davidson. and daughter
Margaret Katherine and Mary Eliza her h
542s Lowell avenue win spend the winter
in Europe. They probably will leave tn,
first Of October and will make their resi-
dence In Paris from where they viii TAX,
a trips through southern France Aftei
spending the winter in France they ar,
planning to spend the next summer il
touring the Continent
Philsnder C. Lewis will leave tomorrow
evening for bingham. Mass, where hi
marriage to Miss Florence Tyzzer viii
take place Saturday evening, Sept. It. Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis will be at home in In
dianapolis after Oct l.