Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-26
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The St Joseph Church was the scene Of
a beautiful wedding Tuesday morning
when Miss Mary TheIma Basin. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Basin. and John
Leroy Kavanaugh. son OF Mrs. Nellie
Kavanaugh, 945 High street, were mar
ried. The Rev. Monsignor Dowd offici-
ated. The altar was banked with lilies,
ferns and palms and lighted with white
cathedral candles. The bride was dressed
in a gown of white canton crepe with 4
cap veil caught with orange blossoms
She wore a strand Of pearls, The gift Of
the groom. Her bouquet was of white
bridal roses and lilies OF the valley. The
brides attendant was Miss Margaret Bar
rett, who wore 2 peach bloom oFga ndy
dress and hat to match. Miss Barn It's
bouquet was of Mrs Aaron Ward roses.
Dennis Griffin was best man.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and intimate friends had bridal
breakfast at the home Of the brides par
ents. The home was decorated in pink
and white, roses and carnations
Among the out-of-town guests who at
tended the wedding and breakfast were
ter Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs. Don O'Donald,
and daughter Margaret of Bloomington;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hagan Of Terre
Haute and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gavin
Of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Kav-
anaugh left Immediately following the
breakfast for a wedding trip IN the East.
Mrs. Kavanaugh wore 4 bard blue suit
Of tricotine and a hat 10 match. They
viii be at home after June 1, in Indian
apolis-
Miss Marie Werner and Edwin Popp,
were married Tuesday morning al the
St. Philip Neri Church. the Rev. Joseph
Smith officiating. Ferns and palms
banked the altar and cathedral candles
lighted it. Miss Margaret Gordon sang
before the ceremony. accompanied by
Mrs. Herman Click. who also played the
wedding march for the bridal party. Miss
Werner was dressed in a travelling suit
of bard blue poiret twill with q blue silk
horsehair hat 10 match, and wore a cor
sage Of ophelia roses and lilies Of the
valley Miss Werner was attended by her
sister Miss Loretta Werner, who wore
periwinkle blue canton crepe dress with
a hat to match, and carried 2 bouquet of
premier roses. George Popp. the cousin
of the bridegroom. was the best man. A
bridal breakfast followed the ceremony.
Among the out-of-town guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. James of Chicago;
Mrs. Mary Neff Of Eaton. Ohio, and Miss
Fannia Y. Hale Of Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Popp have gone to Chi
cago for a wedding trip and VIII he AZ
home at 800 North Drexel avenue after
May 10.
Mrs. Ova Black Of Frankfort IS the
e L.
222 East Pratt street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Todd. 1864 North
Pennsylvania street. have returned home
from 2 visit in California.
Mrs. ". D. Long, 1716 North Della
ware street. and Mrs. J. E Edwards left
Wednesday ffr Sheridan. where they
viii give 4 p,aylet for the sheridan High
School alumnae. The playlet is "On
Southern Porch"
The Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
held guest day meeting Tuesday aft
ernOOn at the home Of Mrs Ada Neads
1926 Broadway Included in the pro-
gram was a short talk by Mrs John
Downing Johnson. 2 violin solo by Miss
Margaret Harrison. a reading by Miss
by Mrs. p. D. Yarian. 4 paper on Rich
ard Harding Davis by Mrs Charles
Meuller and several vocal selections by
Miss Helen Miller. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs Harry Yockey Mrs Z. J
Rush and Mrs. I. q. Rothschild
The members Of the Gamma Tau Gam
ma Sorority were entertained with a
theater party at Keith's last evening. By
Mrs. Walter Lutz. Clarissa Bennett, and
Mrs. Hugh ". Baird.
The annual election Of officers Of the
Independent Social Club was held yes
terday afternoon 81 the home Of Mrs 4
X Pruitt, 2036 Sugar Grove avenue. Miss
Marjorie Hunt was elected president:
Mrs. Alien T. Fleming, vice president:
Mrs J. II. harrison, recording secretary;
Mrs. James Berry, corresponding sec
etary; Mrs. Hattie a. Ryder treasurer:
Mrs. P. 6. CLARK. publicity reporter.
Mrs Ryder, parliamentarian; Mrs. James
Van Malta. delegate to the State Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs: Mrs ). T. Mar
tin, alternate: Mrs. Otto Scott delegate
10 the n5cal Council of Women: Mrs w
". Hanger. alternate; Mrs Howard
Galley. delegate to the Seventh District
Of Federated Clubs; Mrs. Lawrence Wells.
alternate; Mrs. Edward Wacker. delegate
10 the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs, and Mrs. John O'Connor, alter
nate.
The Woman's Advance Club viii meet
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
D. II. Baker. 3sf7 Ruckle street. Mrs.
Ebert Storer viii read a paper on 80
cial Effects of prohibition"
Miss Helen Lucille GauscnohI. whose
marriage to Richard E Madden will
take place May Il. was the honor guest
at luncheon and theater party given
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Mary ia
net OReilly, 313S Washington boulevard.
The table was decorated with spring
flowers and lighted with candles The
party included Miss Betty Srash, Miss
Helen Neal, Miss Mary Catherine Coul-