The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-06
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The marriage OF Miss Guinevert
Ham, daughter Of Mrs. Adelaide Ham
20 Joseph Ostrander, son Of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. James Ostrander, will be solemn
lied July Is, at the home Of the bride
No. 4 Audubon court. Mss Ham at
tended Butler College and is mem
Der of Kappa Kappa Gamma Mr.
Ostrander also attended Butler and is
a member Of Sigma Chi. After the
marriage the bride and groom will
make an extensive motor trip through
the North, and will return to Indian
apolis for residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson,
No. 8 Winter Apartments. have re-
turned from a visit in Chicago, Ill
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Eliza Fike,
1855 N. New Jersey ST.. are visiting
In Chicago.
Lawrence A Miller Of Indianapolis
and Miss Loretta Frink. formerly of
Richmond, were quietly married at
$50 o'clock Wednesday evening. The
Rev. Allan Philputt officiated- Miss
Marie Brittehan of Rihcmond was
bridesmaid and Bert Hewitt Of Indi-
annapolis was best man. After two
weeks visit in Louisville, KY. the
couple will be at homo in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark. 1928 N.
Illinois St.. are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. CASTOR Nutter, las W. Eight
zenith ST., has returned from weeks
visit In Martinsvile.
Mrs. Frank 3. Flanner, 1885 n.
Pennsylvania ST., Will entertain eigh-
teen guests with an al fresco dinner
; Sunday evening in honor Of her guests,
Miss Grace Wise Of Birmingham, Ala,
Miss Isadore Fulewiler of Tampa, Fla.
and Miss Anna Murray Weaver OF De
troit, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Riddell and
daughter, Miss Virginia Ridden, 1850
N. Talbot Ave, have gone to Chicago
for residence
Mrs. H. c. Antrim. 3417 ". Capitol
Ave. entertained the Wednesday
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon
with a luncheon bridge. Mrs. Hall
New. Of Greenfield was the guest Of
honor.
The meeting Of the Monday Bridge
Club was postponed until Thursday
tar
s1O1 N Illinois St, was hostess for
this meeting, which was a luncheon
bridge. The guest Of honor was Mrs.
o. C. Forbes of Miami, Fla, who is
visiting here.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Lillian
Gebhardt. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gebhardt, to John Boyd Halsa1
was solemnized quietly Wednesday at
noon at the home Of the brides par
eutG, 1919 Leonard Ave. The bride
wore a navy blue tailored frock with
hat to match and a corsage Of Ophelia
roses. Following the ceremony lunch
con was served at the Hotel Lincoln.
Covers were laid for twenty-five
guests. the table being decorated with
bowls OF Ophelia roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
HalsaI left Immediately for a motor
trip through the East and will be at
home the latter part Of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. William Halsal of
Greenfield were among the guests.
The annual picnic of the Writer'S
Club Of Indianapolis. which was to
have been held July 5. has been post
poned until early fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlin H Shank, Thir-
tieth St and Shadeland Ave, who,
with their daughters, Misses Dorothy
and Florence Shank, and son, Irwin
Shank, have been visiting for several
months in California. have returned
home by motor, visiting at the prin-
cipa1 cities and resorts en- route.
Mrs. J. B. Healing, 1924 n. Alabama
St, has as her house guest her sister,
Miss Lula Meyers Of Chicago.
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Mrs. Dwight Ritter, Miss Virginia
Kingsbury, Miss Marie Fitzgerald and
Miss Martha Lucas returned yester.
day from Lake Placid, n. Y, where
they attneded the Kappa Alpha Theta
national convention.
Mrs. James Brady is head OF the
hostess committee which will have
charge of the entertainment to be
given Friday evening in st. Pat
rick's Hall for the benefit of the
lawn festival of st. Patrick's Church.