Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-20
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Miss Elizabeth Weaver has returned to
Wisconsin University after passing the
spring holidays with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs L. d. Weaver, 1927 Broadway.
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The marriage of Miss Bessie Wade,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Wade,
2G4 Rural street. to Charles Phillips took
place Tuesday evening in st. Philip Neri
Church. James Wade, brother of the
bride, and Edith Rigsbee were the only
attendants. The bride wore her travelling
suit of midnight blue tricotine with gray
hat and accessories, and her corsage was
Of bride roses. Miss Rigsbee wore blue
suit with gray hat and corsage OF Sweet
heart roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, after
q short stay in Chicago, will be at home
at 264 Rural street.
Miss Pauline Curnick will entertain
with a kitchen shower in honor of Miss
Grace Woods, bride-elect, tonight. Orchid
sweet peas Will be used through the
house, with the table appointments and
ices also carrying out the lavender and
white color scheme. Mrs. Albert Sell
meyer and Miss Frances Dugan of De-
catur will be among the guests. Mrs.
John L. Elliott, 1902 North Pennsylvania
greet entertained this afternoon with q
''bridga" in Miss Woods honor.
Mrs. C. L. KEENAN,, No. 4 the Broad
way apartments, was hostess for the
meeting Of the Wednesday Afternoon Club
this afternoon. A group of papers were
read on the Wonders of Indiana" in
GLIDING the sand Dunes" by Mrs. J.
L. Dunn; 1.-The Limberlost," Mrs. o. s.
Wright; Turkey Run" Mrs. Frank Dri-
yer, and Brown County" Mrs. A. A.
McCray. The report of the local council
meeting was read and the responses to
roll call were Abe Martin sayings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Gooch, 2o3 Prospect
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Martha Margaret, TO Charles
Marion Bacon. son of DR.. and Mrs. g
e. Bacon The wedding viii take place
IN June.
Miss Frances Newly will entertain the
J. T. S. Club of the Irvington Branch
Library at her home, POI South Arlington
avenue, Friday afternoon. Miss Eunice
King will assist in the Inequalities.
Noel Young of Notes.-The will sing
group Of numbers to illustrate the lecture
on French Opera Arias," to be given by
John Geiger of Indiana University, Fri
day evening at I o'clock. in ShOrtridge
High School. The recital is given as
part Of the University Extension course
In opera study and IS open to the public.
Mrs. NJ E. McGary, 1880 Talbot ave-
nue.. will be hostess tomorrow noon for
the Altruistic Club luncheon.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, Albert Smith and
Mrs. T. c. Clapp, 2433 North Delaware
street, attended the spring festival ct the
Sailors and Soldiers Home in Knights
town
Mrs. Charles E. Smith viii entertain
members OF the Mystic Tie Club at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
The Cercle Francois met Tuesday eve
ming in the parlors OF the Department
Club, J. II. Nicolas presiding. letter
from Mrs. Lucius 3. Swift concerning the
Amherst College Musical Club concert
given recently for the benefit Of the war
orphans committee Of the French relief,
preceding the Illustrated lecture by Don
aid Graham on Famous Chateaus in
Tours" A group of French songs was
given by Nine. J. D. Spence. who arrived
here last week from Lille, France; Miss
Margaret Gilmore playing her sccompani-
ment
The II $50 Girls" will entertain with a
box party al the Murat tomorrow night
in honor of Miss Marie Boyle one of the
members who VIII appear in the play
Daddy Long Legs" 70 be presented by
the Shortridge High School senior class.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Faust,
daughter Of Lee Faust Of Frankfort. to
Floyd Beitman. son Of Mrs Ike Belt
man, 1871 North Illinois street. was
solemnized today In the home OF the
bride Mr.. and Mrs. Beitman viii make
their home at 3731 North Illinois street
and will be at home TO their friends after
May Is.
The Beta Sigma sorority VIII meet to-
night with Miss Wilma Taflinger 1j14
East Twelfth street
Miss Hortense Miller assisted by her
mother Mrs. Robert Miller. 1929 West
Thirty Second street. entertained last
evening with a spring dance in her
home. Baskets OF flowers in Dresden
shades combined with Southern smilax
were effectively arranged through the
rooms. The guests included Miss Tar