Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Walloon Lake was the scene of a pretty
summer wedding Thursday afternoon,
when Miss Mary Hogan, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hogan, and Nor
man Metzger, son of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Z. Metzger, were married at the Hogan
summer home, Bluebird Cottage, at
o'clock. The cottage was artistically
decorated in green and white, a back
ground being formed of boughs of cedar.
pine and oak combined with clusters of
white garden flowers. The ceremony
took place in the long screened porch at
the end of the living room, tall white
cathedral candles providing the light.
The Rev F. Z. Taylor of the First
Baptist church of Indianapolis read the
service. A group of bridal airs was
played preceding the ceremony by Mrs.
J.. Schellschmidt KOehne, harpist and
Miss Bertha ScheIschmidt, pianist, who
also played the wedding march from
"LOhengrin" for the professional Miss
Frances Hogan, sister of the bride,
bridesmaid. and Alex Metzger, brother
of the bridegroom, best man, were the
only attendants The bride, who was
, given in marriage by her father, wore
dainty and becoming gown of rose color
ed organdie and lace, and carried
bouquet of orchids and valley lilies
Miss Frances Hogan wore a frock of
orchid Organdie
The guests from Indianapolis who at
tended the wedding included Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Metzger. Mr.. and Mrs, Alex.
Metzger, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuhn,
Miss Louise AIetzger Mr.. and Mrs.
Cherries o. Roemler, Miss AIargorie
Roemler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Dissette,
Mrs. Harry Gamble, John Gamble, Mrs.
Frederick f Taylor, Mrs, Waldo ROs-
setter. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rocker, Mrs.
Henry c. Thornton, Henry Thornton, Jr.,
Mrs. Bengamine d. Hitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Elliott, Miss Zelda Clevenger,
Miss Margaret CothreH and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Frey.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony after which Mr. and Mrs.
Metzger left for a wedding trip to Col
orado. The at home address is for 1913
North Meridian street. indianapolis,
after Nov. L
Miss Ella Hamill, 1905 Olive street, en-
tertained Thursday evening with a fam
lily dinner in honor of Mrs. John Nee
nan and son, Bernard Michael Neenan Of
Terre Haute. Ind, who are the house
guests of Mrs. W. Z. Hamill, 1922 Gar
field avenue. for a couple Of weeks. The
guests included Mrs. Neenan and 3. VI.
Neenan of Terre Haute, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Z. Hamill, Misses Florence and Mary
Ellen HamiIl, Mrs. Ella Hamill Miss
Sarah G. Hamin and Master Joseph Ber-
nard Hamill.
Mrs. F. Wade and Miss Dorothy Wade
JAG West Eighteenth street, Will leave to-
morrow for a weeks visit with relatives
in Cambridge City, Ind
The American War Mothers will en-
terrain with an ice cream social at Spades
Park this afternoon and evening. The
Legion Band viii furnish the music.
Mrs. o. c. Weigeman was hostess for
an aH-day meeting of the Ultra Club to-
day at her country home on Hickory
Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira NJ Holmes and
daughter, Miss Marianne Holmes, 216i
North Capitol avenue, have returned from
a motor trip to Chicago, and have gone
TO their country place on the Dandy Trail
for a short stay.
Mrs. P. r. Stockwell, 4O0S North Penn
sylvania street, will entertain this eve
ming with a garden party for the prl
mary children Of the Meridian Street