Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-17

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Morgan, 1924 North New Jersey street,
and Arthur BaynhRm took place Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of the bride,
with the Rev. Alphouso Smith oflciat-
ing. A musical program preceding the
service was given. Miss Lucille Sweeney
Miss Virginia Kingsbury sang For You
Alone" and Miss Emma Doeppers, Il
Bring You Heartsease and Roses" Miss
Sweeney played Mendelssohn's wedding
march at the entrance Of the bridal party
and Nevin's Venetian Love Song" dur
ing. the service. The ceremony was read
before an altar formed Of palms and
ferns, with tall white cathedral candles
lighting the altar. At either side Of the
altar were white posts entwined with
smilax aud topped with white, French
basket filled with delphlnium, cOreop-
sis and Dorothy Perkins roses Through
out the room were tall French baskets
filled with madonna lilies, delphlnium
and roses.
The bride wore a gown of apricot chif-
fon, made with loose panels, and q Black
horsehair hat trimmed with satin roses
in apricot shade. She carried shower
bouquet Of Ophelia roses.
Her only attendant was her sister.
Miss Mildred Morgan. She wore pink
embroidered crepe de chine dress with a
garden hat faced with blue and trimmed
with handmade satin roses In shades
Of mink She carried an arm bouquet
OF pink roses. John Morgan, brother OF
the bride, was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayhham have gone for
a motor trip through Wisconsin ana
Minnesota. Mrs. Baynham wore three
piece tricotine suit, trimmed with steel
beads, and blue sailor hat, faced In
white. They will be at homo after Au'
gust /.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Marian s. Wheeler,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Har-
vey Wheeler, to Donald Millhoiland. son
Of Mrs. Anna Minholland. The wedding
will tatke place June "a.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ Barney announce
the engagement Of thelr daughter Miss
virginia Barney, 70 william Schumacher,
Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. william Schu-
nacher. 2427 North Meridian street Both
young people are graduates OF Butler
College. Miss Barney is a member ol
the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and Mr..
Schumacher member Of the Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity.
The wedding OF Miss Nola T.. Martin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Martin.
no Eugene street. and La Verne DIN
Leet, son OF Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Ieet
took place Friday evening at the Central
Christian Church, with the Rev. DR.. A.
& Pbllputt officiating.
Preceding the ceremony Leslie Trout
man played a violin sblo, and Miss Marie
Freund played bridal airs Miss Martin
was given in marriage by her father.
She wore a gown OF white satin with a
silver net oyerdrape. Her veil was ar
ranged IN fan fashion, caught with or
ange blossoms. She carried bouquet
of bridal roses. Her sister, Miss Edna
Martin, was the maid Of honor. She
wore a rose baronnette satin dress
trimmed In gold lace. She carried pink
roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Christina
Maurer, Miss Margaret jenkins, Miss
Louise Mccormick, Miss Edna Mosier, (
Miss Hazel Lent. Miss Zelma Smith, Miss
Lillian Moore and Miss Louise Runden,
wore white organdy dresses, and A white
bridal rose in their hair. Virgil c. Leet,
brother OF the groom, was best man
She wore n pink oreandy dress and car
rled a French basket/of rose petals. a
reception was held at the brides home
following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
T.eet have gone for n trip through the
South and will be AZ home after July 1. +
Among the ut-of-tOwn guests were
Miss Myrtle Logan OF Advance and Lloyd /
Tinert Of Peru.
Mrs. z. c. Brier OF Seattle, Wash. is :
the guest Of her sister and brother Mr. .
md Mrs G. W. SQuires, 1887 WOodlawn
avenue.
The Jaunt-a-Bit Club viii entertain
Miss EIin0r Ferris Saturday evening with
n market party at the home Of Mrs
Muna Montague DOT West Twenty Eighth !
street Miss FERRIS has Teen studying
social eervicc work IN Washington and is
now enjoying vacation.
The Phi Esta sorority gave a surprise /
birthday party on Wednesday evening
for Miss Lola McClusky and Miss Mar
garet Shinglcr. ut Miss McClusky's nome
2229 North Temple avenue. The deqora-
tions were In pink, white md purple.
The country home Of Mr.. and Mrs Sam !
uel NJ Ralston was the scene Of an in
formal reception yesterday afternoon
when seventy-five members OF the Cedar
of Lebanon, an organization Of Indian
apols folk who formerly were residents
of Lebanon, were entertained by the
former Governor and Mrs Ralston.
A musical program was given, includ I
Ing piano solos by Mrs. Homer Dale OF
Lebanon and Miss Wilhelmina HerdriCh. /
and vocal numbers by Miss katherine
Gibson. Miss Berta Claire Hendrich gave !
a reading and Mrs A. T. Burkhardt, /
president of the club. read an original
poem. I'm Dear Old Lebanon Town" A
Grecian dance was given on the lawn by
Miss Berta Claire Hail, Miss Marguerite /
Williams and Miss Holland Fitch. As /
slstlng Mrs. Raltson as hostess were Mr. .
Samuel Nealis and Mrs. John Walters
Among the outef town guests We're
Mrs Dora Hooton Mrs. Il. A. White, Mrs |
D. S. Whitaker, Mrs Il. Il, Herdrich, Mrs |
Homer Dale, Miss Cynthia Porter all OF /
Lebanon; Miss Mary Neptune Of Thorn
town. Mrs. Ruth Uerdrich Miller of ,
Phoenix, Ariz; Miss Beryl Jenkins of /
Falrmont, w Va, and Mrs. Harry Fitch |
and Miss Holland Fitch.
Mrs. Sadie Forney, who was n delegate |
to the Baptist convention, left today for !
her home In Birds Run, Ohio. she has
been the guest for the past week Of her /
niece Mrs. Katherine Barge, 1881 North !
Rural street. Mrs. Barge accompanied /