Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
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business meeting of the Delta Delta
Delta Alliance this afternoon and even
ing Assisting Miss McMath were Miss
Margaret Carter, Mrs. Cushman Hoke,
Mis- Helen FRANKIE and Miss Dessa Van
de Vier. Following the dinner the Circle
degree for members eligible was to be
given.
Wendell Macy of Converse is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. A. Striebe, of the
Mssae apartment.
The Portfolio Club entertained with
les annual guest outing in Ellenberger
Woods, this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Cotton Of Louisville,
Ky, are house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Henderson, 2726 North Meri
dian street.
The marriage of Miss Helen Barge,
daughter Of Mrs. Catherine Barge, to
William Bailey took place Wednesday
evening in the new home of the bridal
couple at 1923 Commerce avenue, the Rev.
F. A. Parker officiating. The bridal col
ors Of pink and white were carried out in
being used throughout the living room
with garden flowers in various shades Of
pink in the dining room. Miss Irene Ba,
ker and Homer Dusing were the only at
tendants. The bride wore dainty frock
of white organdie combined with lace and
carried a shower of sweetheart roses. Miss
Bakers gown was of pink organdie and
she carried white rosebuds Following
the service a reception was held at tie
house. Among ut-of-town guests were
Miss Carrie Barge of Delaware, Ohio. and
Louis Miller of Newcomerstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Eugene Durham. 1854 Naomi
street. was hostess for the meeting Of
the Janet Ada Club this afternoon.
Miss Alethia Osborne entertained mem
bers Of the Do Shi HI Club Wednesday
evening OF her home, 1884 Wheeler street,
in celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary. The living room was attractively
decorated with baskets of pink roses tied
with gray tulle. carrying out the club
colors of gray and pink. Miss Charlotte
King. Miss Margaret Werner. Miss Alma
Deasner and Miss Arna Collier were init
ated into the organization during the
evening.
Miss Marion Lee webster. 1855 North
Alabama street, will entertain members
OF the graduating class Of the Indianapo-
lis Normal School at her home tomorrow
evening.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs VIII Herbert Brown of Golden
Hill for the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Mary FreGa Brown, to Addison Ju-
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day, June 1s at their home.
Feminine members Of the Country Club
were entertained with a golf tea today
in the clubhouse. following the driving
anG pdtting matches. Hostesses were
Mrs. Louis II. Levy, Mrs. Henry c. At
kins. Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs. o. G.
Pfaff, Mrs. Russell Fortune Mrs VIII
liam II. Stafford, Mrs. Clarence Stanley
Mrs. William lockwood. Mrs. John r.
bingham and Mrs. Woodbury. Morris, as
sisted By Miss Katherine Watson, Miss
Anna Louise Griffith. Miss Alice Holiday
and Miss Eleanor Dickson.
The marriage Of Miss Norine Hynes
daughter Of Mt. and Mrs. John Hynes,
ia Koehne street. to Howard D. Ours
man was solemnized wednesday in ST.
Anthony's Church, the Rev Father Phil
lips reading the service. The attendants
included Miss Martha Lacott, maid Of
honor Miss Glsdor Hatch. Miss May
Baker. bridesmaids; John Hynes. Major
Jester of Columbus, Ohio, groomsmen;
Helen Selmeir. ring bearer, and Dorothy
Selmeir, flower maid. Rainbow cOlors
were carried out in the frocks of the
bridesmaids, Miss Lacott wearing Orchio
organdie with bouquet of Ophelia roses !;
Miss Hatch, green, carrying pink roses,
and Miss Baker. pink, with bouquet Of
pink roses. The little ring bearer wore
yellow rufied orgsndie and the flower
maid was in blue, and carried a basket
Of roses I'm pastel tints. The bride wore
q gown Of ivory satin beaded in pearls
over which fell her tulie veil arranged
cap effect with wreath of rosebuds, and
she carried a shower Of bride roses. Fol
lowing the ceremony a breakfast was
served at the home OF the brides par
ents, which was effectively decorated
with roses and garden flowers in rain
bow tints. Mr.. and Mrs. C1rsman will
be at home temporarily at ia KOehne
street.