Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
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Society &

Mrs. Ida B. Cole of St Louis, secretary
Of the Chautauqua c. L. s. G., of New
York, Will come Monday to visit the
Heyl, Irvington and Vincent Chautauquas
of the city. She wiz be the house guest
of Mrs. W. D. Long, ZIG North Della
ware street, during her stay in In
dianapolis. A number Of social events
have been planned for Mrs. Cole, includ-
ing a luncheon Tuesday, to be given by
the three clubs, followed by a recep-
ton, a dinner party at the Lincoln
Hotel, Tuesday evening, Mrs. B. e.
Sharrits and Mrs. Preston T. Rubush
being the hostesses followed by a
theater party given by Mr.. and Mrs W.
D. Long and luncheon, Wednesday when
Mrs. Perkins viii entertain the presi-
dents Of the three chautauqua circles
together with Mrs Cole after which the
Department Club will give a tea in --.e
clubhouse parlors-
Miss Janet Henry, who IS attending
Tudor Hall departed today for her home
In Newport Ark, where she viii pass
the spring holidays. She was accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs. a. }.
Henry, 2S65 North Illinois street
Mrs. Henry 7. VOelker, Mrs. William
Clarke and Mrs. c. L. linn of Logan
to the white lattice gateways opening
Lloyd Elliott, 1902 North Pennsylvania
street
Mrs. Mary L. Sutton, 10 North Bosatt
avenue, will be hostess for the TTi Psi
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. E. L. Baker, 5745 Julian avenue
and Mrs. f. A Babeock entertained with
a dancing party on Wednesday evening
in the ballroom of st. James Court.
Spring blossoms were used as decorations,
with yellow and white balloons as favors-
The Thursday Lyceum Club met to-
day with Mrs. A B. Carr, 1927 North New
Jresey street. Mrs. Harry Wilson read a
paper on Japan and Big Business" and
the responses were given from newspaper
clippings.
Among the early spring weddings was
that Of Miss Essie BOrinstein, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. BOrinstein,
and Jacket Joseph. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Joseph, which was solemnized
Wednesday evening in the indianapolis
Club, Rabbi Morris NJ FeuerIicht off
ciating. Roses and spring blossoms in
pastel shades arranged effectively against
a screen Of greenery were used through
cut the lower door. White baskets filed
with hydrangeas topped the newell posts.
bay trees and tail palms decorated the
hail, while masses OF Southern smilax
and wall pockets of Dresden shaded
flowers screened the walls Of the cere-
mony room, where an aisle of floor bas-
kets Of pink and white hydrangeas led
to the white Lattice gateways opening
on an altar of flowers and palms, over
which was a canapy Of roses.
The wedding party included Mrs
Henry Feurst, sister Of the bride, ma
tron Of honor, who was gowned in gold
cloth yelled in green tulle. embroidered
In sequins with a cOrsage Of orchids
Lucille Jane BOrinstein and Gladys
Helen Vineberg Of Akron, Ohio. little
flower maids, in frOcks Of orchid and
pink, carrying baskets Of rose petals
and Henry Joseph Of ShelbyvilIe, brother
Of the bridegroom, best man.
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
ivory satin combined with Belgian lace
fashioned with a court train embroidered
with pearls, over which fell her veil
caught by a bandeaux of silver and
pearls. Her bouquet was a shower of
lilies Of the valley.
Following the service a wedding sup
per was served, the bridal table being