The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-28
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
Entertainments
Weddings
BetYOtbQJS

! the scene OF q lovely TALL wedding
tonight when Miss Bernice Wiltshire
becomes the bride of Robert Stempfel
DR.. F. S. c. Wicks will perform the
ceremony, before an altar decorated
with palms and ferns and baskets Of
white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Cora
IrOckway, Organist, Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne, harpist, and
Miss Charlotte Lieber, soloist, will
give a program of bridal airs The
Bridal Chorus" from "LOhengrin"
VIII be used as a professional and
Kreisler's "Old Refrain" during the
service.
Miss Edith Mood Of Upton, maid of
honor, and Mrs. w. NJ. Boyd and Miss
Lola Noble bridesmaids, will wear
! frocks of orchid turquoise blue and
rose and corsages of roses, carrying
out the bridal colors. The bride will
be gowned in white crepe combined
with Chantilla lace. She will Wear
tulle veil, In cap style, caught with
orange blossoms. and carry Il shower
Of brides roses and lilies Of the
valley.
Rudolph Stempfel will be best man
and James Adams and Carl Lieber
Jr. will usher
Following the ceremony a reception
Will be held at the home Of the brides
parents on Washington Blvd, for the
members Of the two families and the
bridal party. Mr.. and Mrs. Stempfel
viii leave for a wedding trip and will
Re at home after Nov. 10 In the Polly
ana apartments.
Out.of-town guests who attended
the wedding We're Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Stock and Mrs A. Gleuig Of Evans.
Vile, Mr. and Mrs Theodore StemD.
fel. Jr.. of Chicago, Mrs James Mood
Of Upton and Miss Irma Gortnor Of
Goshen.
At a dinner last evening given IN
the ClaypOol Hotel for the bridal
rarity, Miss Wiltshire presented her
attendants with silver cum pins and
Mr.. Stempfel gave his best man and
ushers silver ana ivory cigarette
cases.
John V. Dittemore Of Boston has
returned 20 his home after visiting his
mother Mrs. N. Z. Dlttemore. OF Ash.
land Ave.
The Womaus Auxiliary to the
Thirty Eighth Division Veterans AS
ISOLATION, viii hold business meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the Chamber
Of Commerce.
The Martha Hawkins Society Of the
First Baptist Church VIII meet i'm
the homo OF Mrs. X. A. Bushonc
Thursday noon. Members are asked
to bring shrubs and flower bulbs
They win go by motor to the Craw.
ford Home where they will hold
shrub planting.
Mrs. J. I. Wells entertained the
Acme 500 Club with a ] o'clock lunch.
con yesterday. The house was dec
GRATED with festoons Of black and vel
low and lighted with yellow candles
In Halloween style. The centerp!ece
for the table was a crystal basket OF
Mrs. Aaron Ward roses surrounded
by black and yellow candles and
favors were Cornstalks boxes of candy.
Covers were laid for Mrs Carl Mans
field OF Chicago. a house guest Of Mrs .
Wells, Mrs a +. Atkins, Mrs. Her
bert o. Cuylcr. Mrs. John Murray .
Mrs NJ. W. Wariug. Mrs. Arthur Carr /
Mrs Harry Bates, Mrs. J. W. Bennl. I
flel. Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mrs Ger
trude Marriott and Mrs. f. z. Bren- /
nam. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs W II. Blodgett
Miss Margaret Scott entertained
yesterday afternoon with an informal
studio tea at "Iu-Nar" on e Twenty
Second St. in honor Of Dr. and Mrs .
Charles Richard Williams Of Prince /
ton, y. J., who arc visiting here .
Hanging baskets of bittersweet, Scotch T
heather. Indiana holly and field dal. .
sizes, and others of lavender crystau-
themums and marigolds made an at. /
tractive decoration. IT Williams read .
several Of his poems. The guests in /
cluded Miss Jeanette Wales. Mrs NJ !
Zollinger. Mrs. Carl II. Lieber. Mrs /
T. G. Day, Mrs. w. II. Insley and /
Nine. Joseping Weigeldt.
The following young people, mem /
bers Of the Lend -A-Hand Club of All +,
Souls Unitarian Church. will present /
three short plays at the church Fri /
day evening: Frederick Doeppcrs !
Warwick Wicks, Robert Brockway. /
Coryenne Wicks. Elizabeth Nancar- I
row. Helen Enrich. Robert Schul- /
meyer, John Clemens. John Foscue +
Modrall, Lillian Pierson. Elsa Fischer, /
Flora Lieber, Mary Frances Doeppers, /