Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
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the marriage of Miss Margaret Harlan to
" ickliffe b. Lewis. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Ed +. Lewis of New York, which was
solemnized quietly this morning at the
home of the brides father, Samuel A
Harlan, 1922 North New Jersey street, the
Rev. W. U. Trueblood reading the serv-
ice. Mrs Franc White Weber, harp
ist, played the program of bridal music,
including a group of favorite airs, pre-
ceding the ceremony, with Believe Me
If All Those Endearing Young Charms
during the service aud the MendelssOhn
wedding March" for the professional
The bride, who was unattended, wore an
attractive SUIT OF white Canton crepe, a
broad -brimmed hat of the same material
with orchid hued facing and a corsage OF
Sweetheart roses, orchids and lilies of
the valley. Among the guests We're Mrs
Vincent Fuller OF Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Schmidt, and Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Krlner of Martinsville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis have gone Tor d trip to New York
and viii be at home after Aug. 1 at 5lZZ
North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Carl Aldrich, 1139 College avenue
will entertain the Olive Branch Social
Circle at her home tomorrow afternoon.
She wiIIrbe assisted by Mrs. Julia Crane
and Mrs. Milton valodin.
Miss Rebecca Simons will entertain
members of the Kappa Mu Tau Sorority
at her home GIL Russell street, tonight
Mrs. Allen 7. Fleming, Mrs. Emmett
OBrien and Mrs. Lawrence Wells we're
hostesses for an attractively appointed
500 party last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Fleming 1909 West Twenty Sixth
street. in honor of Mrs. Freddie [. Ben
nett Of Los Angeles, Cal. sister OF MIS-.
OBrien. Mrs. Addie Wright of Chicago,
the guest OF Mrs. calvin McIlvanien, ana
Mrs. Burton Tyson of Chicago, the guest
of Mrs. Herbert Cuyler. Red roses were
used through the house, guest faVors
being single roses in which were con-
cealed the announcement or the engage
ment of Mrs. Bennett to Frank n. Cole
OF Vancouver, Wash, the wedding to take
place in September. The guests included
with the honor guests, Mrs. MeIlvaine,
Mrs. Cuyler, Mrs. Curtis Burke Mrs ii.
Il. Davis, Mrs. W. NJ. Burns, Mrs. z. !.
Clark, Miss Ursel Clark, Mrs. Harvey Z.
Myers, Mrs. Martha De Buiar, Mrs
Albert Atkins, Mrs. George Msrott' Mrs
w. H. Blodgett, Mrs. Harry Elcholtz
and Mrs. E. P. Brennan.
A pretty wedding of today was that
of Miss Martha S. Binkley, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Binkley, and
Clifford Myers, which took place this
morning in the First United Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. T. L. Brown Of Belle
fontaine, Ohio, reading the service.
French baskets of summer flowers banked
the altar, masses of greenery filing in
the chancel. Mrs. Robert Matheson sang
AT Dawning" and "Oh, Promise Ne
preceding the service, accompanied by
w. T. shannon, organist, who played
the MendelssOhn wedding March for
the entrance of the bridal party. The
group of attendants included Miss Jeanne
Rowan, maid of honor; Miss Merle Ny
ers. Miss Ruth Fullenwider and Miss
Margaret Reed, bridesmaids; Arthur
Herman, best man; Earl Wayland, Dan
Murphy and George Holster, ushers; Mary
Alice BeldOn, flower maid, and Robert
Miller, ring bearer. The bride wore her
travelling suit of sand-colOred tricotine
with cerese feather hat and carried an
arm bouquet of Ophelia roses with
shower of rainbow colored tulle ribbons.
Miss Rowan wore a brown taffeta frOck
with ha ito match and carried Ophelia
roses tied with varicolored tulle and
the bridesmaids wore frocks OF dark blue
OpheIia roses tied with tulle streamers
in the rainbow tints. The little flower /
maid wore a dainty frock of white or
candle trimmed in roses of the same ma
terial and carried a nosegay of vari- |
colored blossoms, and Master Miller In
a white suit carried the ring in a lily. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers departed this after |
noon for a motor trip to Chicago, and |
lake trip. They will be at home at /
905 North East street on their. return.
st. Joseph's Church was the scene Of
a pretty ceremony this morning when |
Miss Anna Marie Hickey was united in |
marriage to Thomas J. Feeney, the Rev. |
Father F. 3. Dowd officiating. A pro-
gram Of bridal music was given H. Mrs. |
Russell Mansfield, vocalist, and Miss Ma
RE Filcer, Organist, who played the |
bridal chorus from ''Lohengrin" for the |
professional A color scheme of pink
and white was carried out in the dec |
orations. Baskets OF roses and carna-
tons combined with palms, ferns and |
southern smilax banked the altar, white |
satin ribons forming the aisle for the |
bridal party. Miss Marie O'Connor, /
cousin Of the bride, maid of honor, wore
pink organdie with hat to match and !
carried an arm bouquet OF Mrs. Aaron |
Ward roses. The little flower maids, |
Miss Catherine Wilhelm and Miss Helen |
Wilhelm, who wore frocks of ruffled or
candle, scattered rose petals before the /
bride, who was attractively gOwned in /
white satin crepe combined with pearls. /
She wore a veil caught with orange |
blooms and carried a shower of bride |
roses and valley lilies. Kim Feeney act |
ed as best man and William Hickey |
and J. c. Wilhelm were the ushers. Fol !
lowing the ceremony a breakfast was
served at the home of the brides mother, |
Mrs. John Hickey, 533 Dorman street. |
The house was artistically arranged with |
baskets Of roses and ferns, q low bas-
ket of pink roses forming the center |
piece for the bridal table. Among the /
out town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thomas Feeney Of BrOwnsburg and Mrs. |
August VESSEL of Louisville. Mr.. and /
Mrs. Feeney have departed for a trip /
through the East and will be at home /
after July 10 at 533 Dorman street.
Beta Beta Sigma entertained with a
dinner dance at Pages country place last
evening.
Miss Esther Ritterscamp, 533S Julian
avenue. has gone to Vincennes to spend /
two weeks, after which she will go to
Bayview, Mich, to spend the rest Of
the summer.
Miss Josephine Ferris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Ferris, 1922 Ruckle /
street, and Dumont Caldwell, were mar
-fad ouietIv this uffernooD Of tha All |