Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

King, whose marriage to Allen c. Greer
will take place Saturday. Pink roses were
the keynote of the decorations, the ices
being served in pink rose cups and the
shower gifts presented in a large rose
basket. Mrs. Benton and Mrs. Holmes
were assisted by Misses Mildred and
Rachel Benton, Miss Pauline Holmes and
Miss Rosalie Baker. The guests were
the members Of the Thursday Lyceum
Club and the out-of- town guests were
Miss Goldine Grove of Frankfort and
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, house guests Of
Miss King.
The pledges Of the Sigma Delta Sigma
Sorority are entertaining the active mem
bers and friends of the sorority with a
dance Friday evening. The decorations
will be in the sorority cOlors, purple and
gold. Balloons of bright hues will be
favors
Sunday the sorority will give a pic
mic for the pledges at Spring Lake and
Saturday evening the sorority will give
box party at English opera house.
were Miss Hester c. Bailey a member of
the sorority is appearing in the who's
Who Revue of the Sahara GrOttO.
Miss Dorothy Morrison, who has been
studying dancing and voice in Boston
for the last two years, will spend the
summer months in Indianapolis visiting
relatives and friends.
A. Dale Beeler, instructor Of French
at Butler College, and Miss Fern Fields
Of Bedford were married Wednesday in
Bedford. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Beeler were
graduated from Indiana University In
1913. Mrs. Beeler has been a member
Of the Teachers Normal School Of In
dianapolis. After a short wedding trip
Miss Charlotte E. Wilson, 66 Legrande
avenue. will leave the city Saturday,
July 1, for Monterey, Mass, where she
will attend the Berkshire Summer School
Of Art. She will study under Director
Raymond p. Ensign and Ernest W. Wat
son. After completion of her course She
Will visit points Of interest in Boston
and New York She will return home
the early part of September to resume
her duties as teacher in the public
schools.
Mr.. and W. a. Wheeler 2946 North
Illinois street, will entertain with a din
ner on Friday evening for the members
Of the bridal party Of their daughter,
holland, whose wedding will take place
Saturday evening at the home Of the
brlde-elects parents. The guests will
include Miss Mabel Wheeler, sister OF
the bride, who will be maid of honor;
Miss Elizabeth Wangelin, and Miss Es-
Their Knox of Lafayette, who will be
bridesmaids. and Charles Milholland,
brother Of the groom, who will be best
man.
The OpHmist Club held its weekly
luncheon in the Travertine room Of the
Hotel Lincoln Friday. This is the last
regular meeting Of the year.
The Altrusa Club will hold a dinner
meeting in the Lincoln room of the Hotel
Lincoln at c 80 Friday evening. Con-
vention reports will be given at this
meeting.
Miss Dorothy Haines left indianapolis
Friday for New York City, where she
will spend a few days before going to
Poland Springs, Maine, where she will
have charge of the drsmatlcs in a girls
camp.
Announcements have been received Of
the engagement of Miss Sheldon Nor
ris OF New Orleans, La, to Joseph II.
Foltzenlogel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Foltzenloge1, 249 Terrace avenue The
wedding viii take place June % in New
Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Foltzenlogel will
come to Indianapolis for a wedding trip.
They viii make their home in New Or
leans.
Miss Dorothy Segur, POOP Park avenue,
entertained Friday noon with a luncheon
! in honor of Miss Genevieve King, whose
wedding to Allen c. Greer will take
place Saturday afternoon. The table was
decorated with the bridal colors OF Law
ender and gold Small French baskets
Of garden flowers marked each place,
Places were laid for Miss King, Mrs.
Charles Wheeler. Miss Margaret Brayton
of Boston. Miss Charlotte Galpin and
Miss Elizabeth King.
Mrs. Raymond P Van Camp enter
tanned with a u o'clock breakfast Fri
day in honor Of the house guests who
are here to attend the wedding Of Miss
Rosamond Van Camp and James NJ Far
ris. The guests included Miss Frances
Brinkley. Mrs. James Holcomb Gening,
Miss Roxena Hassett and Mrs J. B.
Thebau.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smith entertained
Thursday evening with an informal din
ner party in honor of their daughter
Marjorie. The table was decorated with
French baskets of Ophelia roses, with
aslsrge French basket Of daisies in the
center. The guests included Miss Hazel
Hunterman. Miss Cleo Evans, Miss BerI
Smith. Miss Hazel Svenson, Miss Helen
Steinmetz, Miss Verla Dunlea, Miss
Bertha Littert, Miss Mary Reubens, Miss
Elsie Van Camp, Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss
Anna Schludecker, Mrs. ". NJ. Gribben
and Mrs G Holden NfiSs Sfefumefz