Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
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A pretty wedding was solemnized Tues
dav evening. when Miss Helen Louise
Marsh, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
l. Marsh of Atlanta, Ca, and Charles L
Pope were married at the home Of the
bride. IS DOwney avenue. The lawn was
lighted with myriads Of Japenese Ian
terms and the house was arranged with
palms. ferns and flowers in pastel shades,
an altar Of greenery being arranged in
the living room before which the Rev.
Clarence Reldenback read the service. A
group Of bridal airs was played by
Pasquale MOntani, harpist, preceding the
ceremony. the "Lchengrin wedding
march being used for the bridal process
sion. The brides attendants were Miss
Edith johnson, maid Of honor, and Miss
Josephine Pierce and Miss Nirgi MIA
Marsh, sister OF the bride. flower girls.
Miss Jackson wore a dainty yellow organ
die frock and carried a shower bouquet
of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses, while Miss
Virginia Marsh wore pink organdie and
Miss Josephine Pierce, blue. both carry
ing baskets Of summer flowers. John
DOster Pope, brother Of the bridegroom,
acted as best man
The bride was gowned in ivory tafTeta
and georgette over lace and wore a veil
arranged with a Marie Antoinette frill
and caught with orange blossoms, and
roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Marsh, the
brides mother. wore her wedding gown
Of cream cOlOred satin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pope, have gone for 4 motor trip through
northern Indiana, the bride travelling In
a suit Of navy blue tricotine with hat
to match. They viii be at home after
Aug. /, at IS DOwney avenue. Out-of-
town guests who attended the wedding
p.
land, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Staley
Of Columbus, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H
Bartlett; Mr.. and Mrs. George Condo:
Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh and sons, George
and Bayard, Of Wilkinson, Ind; Mrs.
John Usher and daughter. Laura Of
Shirley, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hull
and Judge and Mrs. Joseph Walker OF
Greenfield, Ind; DR.. and Mrs. J. L.
Marsh Of Brownsburg, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs
o. I. Rucker Of Seymour, Ind; and Mrs
and Mrs. Samuel Steel of Mount Comfort,
Ind.
Miss Dorothy wade. 14s West Eigh-
tenth street. Reyer apartments, has re-
turned from a three weeks stay in Mon
ticello. Ind, where she was the guest Of
Miss Zelda Burns at the Hotel Forbis. Miss
Burns and sister, Farel, and brother,
Wilbur Burns, are the house guests Of
&uss Wade for a few days.
Miss LaVonne Harrison, corner Of
Washington street and Downey avenue,
and Miss Sarah Haymaker, 29O2 North
Meridian street, are visiting at Lake
ManitOu, Rochester, Ind.
Theta Tau Sigma viii entertain the
Sigma sorority with lawn party at the
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Stafford. 2603 Gale street. Friday evening"
at $50 O'Clock. Miss MarceIle Park
hurst, IS president OF the Theta Tau Sig
ma, Miss Marie Weimer, vice president,
Miss Nina Warner. secretary. Miss Prin-
Gle Stafford. assistant secretary, Miss
Bebe Sample, treasurer, Miss Laura
Staub, editor. and Miss Myrtle Stafford.
sergeant at arms. A meeting was held
Monday evening at the home Of Miss
Marcelle Parkhurst, 20o1 North Dearborn
street
Miss Ruth Rollins entertained the mem
bers Of the Good VIII Club last evening
with swimming party at the private
bathing pool OF the Premier Motor com
pany. The guests were Mrs. Mattee
Lautz, Miss Elsie Cotton, Mrs. Nellie
Lane, Mrs. Margaret Mulryan and Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cats. $50 Park
avenue, have gone TO Lake Webster.
where they viii visit for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace D. Wolfe and
daughter. Mary Elizabeth, 4127 Park
avenue, have returned from Hustonviue.
KY, where they have been spending
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kalb. SSH
Julian avenue, announce the marriage of
their daughter Elizabeth to George w.
Faulstich which took place this morning
at Assumption Church In Evansville, the