Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
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Quiet simplicity marked the weddin=
q Miss Marian Mcconnell and Harlow
msbary of Detroit, which took place
" ibis afternoon in the home Of the brides
PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcconnell,
SS9 Central avenue. The Rev. GeOrg
Richardson Of the Church Of the Advent
cad the service. The program of bri
al music was played by Mrs. Franc
stvilhite- Weber, harpist. Miss Renovia
Bradbury of Muncie, the brides only at
7endant wore a blue georgette crepe
rock and carried a colonial bouquet.
Charles Hough Of Chicago acted as best
.1nan. The bride wore an attractive gown
4f gray Kittens ear crepe with hat o.
he same shade and her bouquet was OF
bride roses, orchids and lilies Of the
raIley. Among the out-Of town guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Amsbury. Frank
Amsbuery, Miss Addie Amsbury, Miss
Harriet Amsbury, Champagne, Ill; Mrs.
Andrew johnson, Bloomington, Ill; Mrs.
Tohn Goebel and Mrs. T. w. Johnson,
Utica, n. Y, and Mrs. R. J. Prendergast,
Brand Rapids. Mr.. and Mrs. Amsbury
have gone for a trip and will make their
nome in Detroit.
The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
pf the D. A R. will hold guest meeting
n the Propylaeum Tuesday. The meet
ng win be in the nature OF a memorial
10 Anne Parmalee Cunningham, founder
BIZ the Mt. Vernon Association. The
Hommittee in charge includes Mrs. Ernest
De Wolf Wales, Mrs. W. ". Winslow,
Mrs. Benjamin D. Walcott Mrs. Robert
3seddes, Mrs. Henry A. Beck, Mrs. Earl
3pgIe. Mrs. z. q. Gran. Mrs. John john
g. Henley, Miss Nancy Newcomer. Miss
a. B. Robinson, Miss salIie Barbour.
Mrs. Jessie G. Moore, Mrs. Z. W. Warner
ind Mrs. Harry I. Epps.
Miss Gladys Jolly Of Terre Haute viii
bass the weekend with friends in Ind1-
snapolis.
Service Star Legion, Hamilton Berry
chapter, viii hold a guest meeting IN
he 7. W c. a. green parlOrs Tuesday
Women Of the State Assembly club will
be special guests. The hOstesses for the
afternoon include Mrs. Arthur wills.
Mrs. Myron Williams. Mrs. Cora Young
Niles, Mrs. NJ E. Van BrIgsle. Mrs. Je-
Fome Yedder. Mrs. W. W. WinslOw, Mrs
ID. L Woods, Mrs. George Warmoth, Mrs.
~. L. Waterbury, Mrs. Thomas Welch,
Mss Louise Wills, Mrs. 0. L. Winks.
Mrs. Oscar L. Watkins, Miss Nellie Z.
winnings, Mrs. W. y. Wilson, Miss Lot
lie Young. Mrs. James II. Lowrie. vo-
ealist. and Mrs. Frank Edenharter,
pianist, Will give a musical program, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bogert Scheduled will give a
group Of readings and Mrs John KoImer
pill present group Of numbers.
Myriads Of red and white balloons. red
"A q sat In col III 4
'f red hearts gave a gay atmosphere to
The Florentine room Of the Claypool Hote.
Friday evening for the simmer party Of
he Altrusa Club. A program made up of
FariOus stunts was given. including a
bomb orchestra; group Of numbers on the
French horn, by Miss Cornelia Titus, ac-
fompanied by Mrs. Louis Dillman; org
nal Altrusa Club songs, written by Mrs
SAnna Abel; the roll call responses. con
Bisting of valentine verses in the form
III puns taking of members. During the
evening DIR. Mary Westfau, president OF
he organization, was presented with .
luster of roses by the club. Mrs. Mary
Buehler and Miss Mayme Bass, who have
Returned from an executive committee
meeting in Dayton, gave short talks con-
eerning the National Altrusa Club con-
Fention, to be held in Dayton the latter
part OF May.
\ Miss Louise Dice entertained the Pals
Club Of the Irvingron branch library
Friday afternoon at her home, sos East
Washington street. The guests included
Margaret Camplin, Myrtle Butcher, Dor
'bthy Oberlies and Louise Payne. Miss
Dice was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Bertha Dice.
Miss Mary Dugan viii entertain the
Bide-a-Wee Club tomorrow afternoon at
her home, 1880 South State avenue.
Mrs. Frank Hatfield, $3.50 Harvard place,
was hostess for the meeting Of Pi Beta
|Phi Alumni Club today. She was as
sisted by the alumnae from Indiana Beta
chapter. The subjects for discussion
were "Our National Committees" and
t'Loan and Scholarship Funds"
The Ke Wa Ma Klub will meet tomOr-
row afternoon with Miss May Van Ness,
s1712 East Twelfth street.
Mrs. Sarah A. Shields VIII talk on
Hats before the members of the WOm-
ANS Rotary Club at the luncheon meet
ling to be held in the FlOrentine room Of
1.-THE Clavpool Hotel