Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
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Ths marriage Of Miss Helen Johanna
BALI. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Balz, 803S Eau Creek boulevard, and
Russell Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Moore, 2602 Central avenue, will take
place at the home of the brides par
ents tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock,
DR.. Allan B. Philputt officiating. Dwight
Dunlop viii be best man and the brides
attendants will be Miss Norma BALI, her
sister, maid of honor, and Miss Betty
Jean BALI, flower girl Miss Ruth
Rainier, harpist; Miss Florence Jeup,
violinist, and Miss Julia Reyer, soloist,
VIII give a progrsm Of bridal airs. Mrs
Moore, mother Of the bridegroom, gave
a family dinner at the Malo country
place Sunday evening and Saturday even
Ing Mrs Charles Adams entertained the
members Of the immediate families and
Dwight Dunlop, best man. with a din
ner at her home, 1854 FAN Greek bOuls-
ward. Miss Balz has been the guest Of
honor at several social affairs. She is
q member of Kappa Alpha Theta.
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Mrs. Walter W. Ford, No. IS the Dolly
Madison, has gone to Marion, Ohio, to
be guest at the marriage of Miss Harriet
KimbRr Hoover, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Hoover, and Calvin Bennett
Bindlsy, which viii take place tomorrow
evening Miss Hoover Is a former stu
dent at Tudor Hall in this city.
Mrs R. C. Ruby and children, 52e
East Twenty Third street, have returned
ho1ae after spending six weeks at Lake
Ford, Mich
Mrs. Harry NJ Clark viii be hostess for
a meeting Of the Society Of Applied Psy-
chology this evening at her home, apart
ment 81, 1920 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Sage, 1916
South Alabama street, announce the
marriage Of their daughter Mildred
Katherine to Hubert W. McShay, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William McShay, which
took place at St Patrick's Church at
o'clock this morning, the Rev. Father
Dan OConnsu officiating. Miss Helen
Colbert, organist and HOnora Logan,
vioHnist, played e group Of bridal airs
preceding the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Alice Colbert, maid of
honor, and Miss Mary Kelly, bridesmaid.
Paul Stahl acted as best man. Miss Col
bert wore q frock Of peach co1ored tai
feta with black velvet picture hat and
carried an arm bouquet OF Aaron Ward
roses. Miss Kelly wore blue taffeta with
black velvet hat and carried Ophelia
roses. The bride wore a gown of bridal
satin and a lace veil arranged In cap
style She carried a shower bouquet of
Brides roses. Following the ceremony
there was q breakfast at the home Of the
brides parents, the room and table
decorations being carried out in peach
and blue and wall pockets OF flowers in
those shades were used extensively Mr..
and Mrs. McShay have gone to Chicago
and Milwaukee, the bride travelling III a
suit of navy blue tricotine with black
hat and a corsage of Aaron Ward roses,
and viii be at home after Oct 1. at
Terrs Haute. Mrs Bert Mattingly. sis
ter OF the bride of st. Marie, Ill, at
tended the wedding.
Miss Norma and Miss Josephine BALI,
S0S8 Eau Creek boulevard, win leave
Monday TO attend Western College iu
Oxford, Ohio.
Miss Josephine Heron, 14O2 Alabama
street, entertained with a noon luncheon
yesterday at Ayers tearoom in honor
Of Miss Katherine Kendall. whose mar
rage to Paul Hancock will take place
next month.
Mr. and Mrs James A Baird, 1904
North Delaware street, will return soon
from a trip through the East
A. H Weber, 1902 North Delaware
street, has gone to Cuba for q fortnight's
stay.
Miss Helen Frunke, 2G14 Central ave
nue.. was hostess .r the dinner meeting
Of Delta Delta Delta Alliance, this eve
ming. She was assisted by Miss Margaret
Moore, Miss Elizabeth Moore. Mrs. Z. c.
Kelley and Miss Mabel Heuser.
Mrs Arthur Meyers and children. who
have been the guests of Mrs. Enoch
Warman Of Carrolton avenue. have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Carl Habich, sr.. and Mrs
Robert Berner and family, 2946 North
Illinois street, have returned from
KIjnger Lake. where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. Homer Wiegand, 1873 East Nine
teenth street, has returned from St.
Louis
Mrs. Horteise Burpee. 1924 North Me-
ridisn street, is spending several days
in New York city.