Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

The wedding OF Miss Helene Delores
Harrison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Harrison of the Canterbury Apart
ments. and Frederick Wymond Gloss
brenner SON Of Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Glossbrenner, took place Tuesday after
noon at the Broadway " Z. Chuhch,
with the Rev " lillian =. Farmer Of
hclatinC The church was decorated with
palms and ferns Large French baskets
Of pink aud lavendar garden flowers
were placed on the cbencel. Miss Cath
crime Meade, organist, and Miss Hope
Bedford soloist. sorority sisters Of Miss
Harrison, furnished music. Miss Bed
ford sang vBcliece Ne. n All Those En-
dearng Young Charms" and "At Dawn
ing" accompanied by Miss Meade, Miss
Meade played a group Of bridal airs
preceding the ceremony. PaSQuule Mon
taul played several bridal selections on
the harp and. during the ceremony. ITO
q Wud Rose" Miss Harrison, who is
a talented Larpist and pianist. studied
under Mr. Mouianl
The bride wore a dark blue Poiret
twill suit. with n dark blue taffeta hat
trimmed IN various colorcd handmade
flowers. She wore q Dresden corsage.
Miss Charlotte Marie Comstock, a So
rority sister Of the BRIDE was the maid
OF honor She wore a dark blue Georg
cite dress aud n garden hat Her cor
sage was Of Dresden shaded flowers.
Robert L. Mason, Jr., was best man.
The ushcrs were Cushman Hokc. Harry
Lesh. John IIiney and He-shall Davis,
fraternity brothers Of Mr.. Glossbrenner.
Following the service a reception was
held at the home Of the groom's parents,
5lS Highland drive. Mr.. and Mrs. Gloss
A,.zv, 81 L.,
north, and after July II they will be at
home at 53l5 East Washington street.
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Misses Hilda. Meta and Charlotte lie
Der, who have been in California for
the last few months. returned home Sat
urday.
The Expression Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Arthur J. Randall, st. Clair street
and Leslie avenue, Tuesday afternoon. A
program was given by the children Of
the club members. Miss PAMELA Cass
had charge Of a childrens orchestra.
The II Jamalie Club gave n musical
program Mt the last meeting Of the sea
son, held Monday evening in the home
of Mrs c. c. Winchell. The program
includetd n plano solo, "Mlnuet" pad
erewskD, Max Winchell; group Of
songs, Mrs. Charles Calbert; reading
"Growing Indignity," Marjorie Lewis /;
solo dance, Ann Louise Hunt; pianolog
China Tragedy" Barbara Bridges;
reading. when Grandma Dances the
Minuet" Jean Winchell, and 4 piano solo,
Miss Helen Balldock.
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The ex-service men Of the Methodist
Hospital will be the guests of the boxing
commissioners Tuesday evening at the
wrestling match held in the Empire
Theater. On Thursday they win attend
the baseball game at Washington Park.
Mrs. C. Il. Barney, under the auspices of
the Rainbow Veterans Association, will
chaperon the boys on these trips.
The June musical of the Sigma Alpha
Iota Sorority will be given In the parlors
Of the Indiana College Of Music and Fine
Arts Thursday evening.
The wedding Of Miss Charlotte Chance,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S.
Chance 2921 Bellefontalne street and
John Andrew Cartwright, son of Mrs.
George O. Cartwright Of Delphi, took
place Monday afternoon ut the All Souls
Unitarian Church, with the Rev F. S. G.
Weeks officiating. The ceremony was
held In the vestibule of the church be-
fore an altar Of ferns and palms, banked
in front of the fireplace. The bride wore
a gown Of white Spanish lace over silk.
anda large white georgette hat She
carried shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and roses. Following the services
reception was held in the church Mr.
and Mrs. Cartwright have gone for &