Indiana daily times., 1922-04-18
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the Rev. Horace Sprague officiating. The
altar will be banked with palms and
ferns. The brides dress is to be of white
crepe satin draped with Spanish lace.
Her veil will be caught with orange
blossoms around her head. Her bouquet
is to be Of white bridal roses. The maid
of honor, Miss Mabel Meyer of Martins
vile, will wear an old rose charmeuse
and carry a bouquet of pink roses. The
flower girl, little Agnes Dogwin, will
wear a pink organdy dress and wreath
of smilax and rose buds around her head.
She will carry a basket of sweet peas
and daisies. The best man will be
Charles Meyers.
Following he wedding cerem my there
will be a reception at StockmSl Hall,
Sixteenth and Illinois. The at home an
nouncement Is for 2150 Boulevard place
after May l.
Miss Evelyn Smith, who has been
spending the Easter holidays with her
cousin, Miss Genevieve Manion, 1909 Hall
place, returned to her home in Madison.
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John F.. Manion. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Manion, 1909 Hall place, returned
to Upton, where he is attending school.
Mrs. s. f. Perkins. Mrs. Eugene Has
let Darrach, Mrs. T. e. Howe, Mrs.
Henry G. Thornton and Mrs. e. J. Edgar,
who are attending the D. A. r. congress
in Washington, viii be among the visit
ing delegates who win be received at the
White House Friday evening by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding.
Miss Caroline Hobson, whose marriage
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place Saturday, was the guest of honor
Tuesday at q luncheon bridge party at
the home OF Mrs Homer Lathrop, $3.50
Washington boulevard.
Lavender and white, the brides chosen
colors, we're used IN the table decorations
The out of town guests were Miss Kath-
crime and Miss Mary Ewing Of Owens
boro Ky; Mrs. II. f. Crawford Of SEQ
tia, Cal. and Mrs. Ted Mershon OF sagi
nav. Mich.
Miss Alice and Miss Lucy Holiday,
1910 North Delaware street. will enter
tain this evening with a dinner in honor
Of Miss Eleanor Goodall and Ralph c.
Vonnegut, whose marriage viii be Sat
urday.
Monday evening Erwin Yonnegut enter
taIned with box party at the Murat
Theater for Miss Goodall and Mr.. Won
negut Mrs. Horace W. Nordyke. Miss
Hildegarde Flauner, Miss Elizabeth
Jackson Of Blnghamton, y. Y. Miss E,Iiz-
abeth Fauvre. Miss Josephine Harmon,
otto y. Frcnzel Jr and Robert Wild.
who are the members of the bridal party.
Mrs. Maurice O'Connor. 1868 Central
avenue. win entertain with a bridge
luncheon Wednesday afternoon IN honor
Of Miss Ruth Springate. a BRIDE elect.
The decorations will DC the bridal colors.
ranging from pink TO raspberry orchid.
Sweet peas and spring flowers will he
used In large baskets throughout the
house Mrs. OConnor will he assisted hy
Mrs. Ferris Carson Meier and the brides
mother, Mrs. Harry Springate. Miss
Edith Gellenbeck of Cincinnati will he
among the guests Miss Gelleubeck is the
house guest Of Mrs O'Connor.
The literary department Of the Won
ans Department club will give a spring
luncheon Wednesday noon at the club
house 1902 North Meridian street. At
tractive Japanese costumes will be worn
by the girls who serve. Mrs Preston
Rubush Will give an illustrated talk on
her trip TO Japan. Mrs. Noble Higen-
berg will sing several numbers from
Madame Butterfly" Copies OF auto
Of the club will be on sale at the lunch
con.
The Expression Club met Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs Herbert Nc
Neeley. 4S46 North Pennsylvania street.
The homo was beautifully decorated With
large baskets Of spring flowers. The
piano WAS banked with apple blossoms
and pear blossoms Mrs. Frank Barns
told the story Of the opera, Robin
Hood" by Reginald de Koven. In con
nection with her story was a small stage
representing the fair scene and the Sher-
wood forest. Mrs. O, NJ Richardson sang
when n Maiden Weds," and 20 Prom
lse Me-" Mrs. John A Finkplay at the
piano Harry Smiths Overture and the
Tinker Song" Mrs. Richardson with
Mrs. Jessie Mark sang in duet The
Amour song.
Miss Violet Clemens Of Superior. wis
and Miss Minerva Reilly were the honor
guests at r dinner Monday evening given
by Miss Reilly'S mother Mrs. Peter c.
Reilly at her home, S134 North Meridian
street Among those present were Miss
Minnie Margaret Lauter and her guest
Miss Ruth Lewis. Miss Lewis. Miss
Lsu.er, Miss Clemens and Miss Reilly
The Entire Nous Club was entertained
Monday evening at an Easter dinner at
the home Of Miss Geneva Aukenbauer, 237
North keystone avenue.
Miss Ruth Barnhill will be the hostess
Wednesday evening for meeting OF the
Phi Beta Psi Sorority at her home, 1860
Central avenue.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown will speak
Mt the study circle meeting OF the Coun-
ell Of Jewish Women Thursday after
noon in the vcstry room Of the Temple
Mrs Fred Mere, chairman Of the circle,
viii preside
The Wednesday Afternoon Club will
meet at tho home OF Mrs. II. J.. David
son, 1925 Broadway. The general dis
cusson for the meeting VIII be "The
Bluebird" Mrs. l.. A. Lockwood will
tell the STORY Of the Bluebird" and the
musical selections win be taken from
The Bluebird"