Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28
Society 81

Miss Louise Lee and Miss Kathryn Lee,
1e56 Park avenue, entertained with an
informal sewing party this afternoon. in
{ honor Of Miss Mildred knight, whose
marriage is to take place Thursday.
Miss Resale Anderson, eO4 North High
land avenue, will be hostess for the Bide-
a-wee Club. Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs c. o. Jackson entertained with
a luncheon at the SPHINX Arms Hotel,
Monday, in honor Of Miss Anita Lee,
bride-elect- Covers were laid for ten
guests The table was attractive with
a centerpieee OF sweetheart roses COM
bined with maidenhair fern, place cards
ih bridal design marking the covers. The
ices and CONNECTIONS also carried out the
bridal idea.
Miss Nah Clark viii depart Thurs
day for Washington, D. c., to join Miss
Elsie 1fsfsdorf who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Selleck. Later they will
-gofro Florida and from there to Cali
fornia for the winter.
Members Of the Delta Sigma Sorority
who are here for the national convention
Sphinx Arms Hotel today. The tables
were effectively arranged with garden
flowers in pastel tints combined with
greenery. Miss Adah Peirce Of the local
chapter was In charge Of arrangements
Especial honor guests were the grand Of
ficers, Miss Dorothy Flick Of Chicago,
national president; Miss Lorena Whitney
OF Buffalo, national treasurer, and Mrs.
William Mapheny Moore of Indianapolis,
inational secretary. Following the lunch
con, the party went to the Log Cabin"
the summer cottage Of Miss Gladys Lit
tie, for an outing and picnic dinner. A
business session of the organization was
held in the ClaypoOl Hotel
The marriage Of Miss Ruth R Flinkle-
stein, daughter Of Mrs. Lewis Finkle-
stein, 3o14 North Delaware street. to
Marvin r. Wiesman, took place Sunday
evening at the Sphinx Arms. Rabbi Norris
Fenerlicht performed the ceremony In
front Of an altar arranged with ferns and
summer flowers. Miss Helen Burke of
South Bend, maid Of honor, wore pink
organdie, and Miss Eta Finklestein,
bridesmaid, henna organdie, both carry
ing arm bouquets Of roses. Isadore
Decker Of Chicago acted as best man.
The bride was gowned in white taffets
and ChantiIly lace trimmed with pearls,
and carried a shower bouqet of bride
roses and valley lilies.
Following the ceremony a dinner was
served to the guests at the Sphinx Arms,
garden flowers and ferns being used to
decorate the rooms and tables. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiesman left for Ne-v York and other
eastern cities. Out-of~town guests In
cluded Mrs. Burke, Miss Helen Burke and
Miss Cell 1rke. of South Bend Dr. Nat
lie Mont md Elmer Dushman, DAYTON,
Ohio; NJ Gabe Lane and family. of
Milwaukee. and Mrs. Rose DUNN, Of Chi
cago.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Brack-
EFT, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ii. Bracket, to Charles Norman Green.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, took
place at the Sutherland Avenue Presby-
terian Church Monday evening. Palms.
ferns and tail cathedral candles were used
to decorate the church and bank the
altar, in front of which the Rev. J. L.
Prentice read the service. Edward King
stein was best man and the ushers we're
Ralph Bailey of Southport, Paul Single
ton, James MilIican, Garth Nelson and
Wilbur Appel. Miss kathryn Mead, or
ganist; Miss Helene Harrison, harpist,
and Miss Gwyneth Knee, yiolinist, gave
program of bridal airs.
Miss Agnes Hodgin sang AT Dawning"
and Because Love YOU accompanied
by Miss Harrison and Miss Knee. The
Bridal Chorus from ''LOhengrin" was
used for the entrance Of the bridal pro-
eession. Miss Harrison played ITO a
Wild Rose" during the ceremony and
Mendelssohn's wedding March" was
used for the occasional
The gowns of the brides attendants
r and their bouquets of Ophelia roses car
ried out a color scheme of rainbow
shades. Miss Helen Green sister of the
bridegroom. and maid Of honor. wore
pink georgette over satin crepe trimmed
with ecru lace and Miss Frances Brack
EFT, cousin Of the bride. wore a tangerine
colored frOck of the same material, with
girdle OF French blue. Miss Sarah
Birk's frock was of peach bloom taffeta
embroidered in self color and silver and
Miss Gertrude Hunter wore jade satin
combined with silver lace. Miss Eleanor
: Pollock wore dress of lavender taffeta
over metal cloth with tulle ruffles and
Miss Martha Hawkins gown was of blue
and silver taffeta and silver cloth. The
rings were carried in a basket Of Shasta
daisies and roses by little Miss Betty
Mckinney, in a pink organdie frock
trimmed with blue. and Charles Symmes
wearing an Oliver Twist suit OF white
taffeta.
The bride who was given in marriage
by her father, was gowned in white
satin arranged with draped lace and a
bodice in basque style. white satin
train fell ~from the shoulders and her
veil was fashioned with a lace coronet
held with orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet OF Ophelia roses and
valley lilies. Mrs. Bracket wore an at
tractive gown Of gray canton crepe
trimmed with electric blue and rosa point
lace. Mrs. Green's frock was Of wisteria
shade crepe meteor combined with ecru
lace.
Following the ceremony there was q
reception at the home OF the bride 26SO
College avenue, where the rooms were
fragrant with summer flowers. A
musical program was given by Miss Har-
ri5on, Miss Knee. Mrs. Hazel Rafert ana
Miss Josephine Leavitt The bridal IA bic
was decorated with smilax and tapers
and held the wedding cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green have gone to Chi
cago where they viii spend several DAYS
before going on lake trip and will be at
home after Aug. at 1880 College avenue
The brides travelling suit was of pavy
blue tricOtine and her hat of the same
Shade. Her gifts to her attendants were
beaded bags and the groOms gifts to the
ushers were silver monogrammed belt
buckles.