Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14

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| Clark, daughter of Mr.. and EIrs. B. B.
clark, 2lO3 Broadway, and Paul G. Single
ton took place Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock in the home of the bride, with
the Rev. c. E. Bacon officiating. The
home was beautifully decorated in pink
and white, with large French basketsN
OF garden flowers. The bride wore a
white crepe dress heavily embroidered,
and carried a shower bouquet of bridal
roses. Miss Gladys Clark, sister Of the
bride, was her only attendant. She wore
sand crepe dress, and carried an arm
bouquet Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. Ar
thur Singleton, brother of the bridegroom
was best man. Preceding the service Miss !
Helen Smith sang several bridal airs, ac-
eompanied by Miss Katherine Wiltshire.
A reception was held for the family and
I immediate friends following the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton have gone
for a wedding trip and viii be at home
after July Is.
The Mystic Tie Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. n. H.
Long. Mrs. Lewis Tinkle will read pa
per on My Saving Hobby"
The Welfare Club will entertain with a
guest day party for the ladies of the
Home for Aged Women. Mrs. Anna
Smith Buskirk is chairman Of the COM
mittee III charge Of the arrangements for
the party. She viii be assisted by Mrs.
| Chantilla White, Mrs. William Wilson,
Mrs. jonathan Clark, Mrs. nellie Greyer,
Mrs. J. H Laird and Mrs. Thomas E.
STICKY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold K. Harding ara
visiting Mrs. Hardings mother and IA
Their. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ BerryhiIl.
1721 North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb entertained
Tuesday evening with a bridal dinner In
honor of the wedding Of Miss Martha
| Rabb and William Henry Hobbs, which&
will take place Wednesday evening. Tho
! table was beautifully decorated in pink
and white with a large centerpiece OF
pink roses. Places were laid for the
members of the bridal party, the matron
Of honor, Mrs. George Hyslop of New
York; the maid Of honor, Miss Alice An
gerer. and the bridesmaids, Miss Eliza
, beth Johnston. Miss Harriet Rawles and
Miss Janet Woodburn Of BLOOMINGTON.
and Miss Vera Sangernebo; the best man,
DR.. Charles Meyers Of New York, and
the ushers, Capt, S. Johnston, William
E. Johnston OF Bloomington, Norton
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Weir and Clyde Wants.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Peacher, 2652
Brookside avenue, were given a surprise
wedding anniversary party Monday eve-
ming by a group of friends, headed by
/ their brother Wilbur z. Newbill Mr.
and Mrs. Peacher have been married tan
| years. AS they returned Monday eve
ming from a drive they were showered
with rice, Just as the crowd had done
| ten years ago.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carlin Shank and
daughters, Dorothy and Florence, and
son Irwin, Thirtieth street and Shadeland
avenue are SPEEDING q few weeks in
Denver, en- route home from California.
They are motoring through and win
arrive home about the first Of July.
/ The Indiana Gamma Chapter Of the
/ Pi Beta Phi Sorority, of Butler College,
gave their annual spring dance Tuesday
evening on the roof garden of the Hotel
SEVERN. The decorations were carried
out with japanese lanterns and garden
Flowers. The dance was chaperoned by .
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H Page and Mr.. and@
Mrs. Justus Paul. Among the guests
we're the members from other Indiana
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served at IL o'clock. The committee in
charge of the dance arrangements were
Miss Helen Gandall, Miss Madeline
Byrket and Miss Florence Stanley.
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/ Miss Helen Kuechler Miss Elsa Doneus
and Mrs. Bertha Feucht left Wednesday
for New York, from where they will sail
for Europe, to spend four months.
D;o1oo~
citation will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Kregelo, 1902 North
Illinois street. This will be a business
meeting devoted to the adoption Of by
laws of the constitution.
The monthly meeting Of the Guild Of
the Methodist Hospital will be held
! Thursday from 10 o'clock to in the sun
, parlor of the hospital.
Mrs E. A. Karney, under the auspices
, Of the Rainbow Veterans Association
viii chaperon a group Of ex-service boys
from the Methodist Hospital to a boxing
meet tomorrow night, as the guests OF the
boxing commission. Friday afternoon
they will be the guests OF the baseball
league at the game in Washington Park.
Sunday the boys will so to the Third
Christian Church to Sunday School
Tho Alumni Association Of the Delta
Epsilon Fraternity held the regular lunch-
con meeting IN the Hotel Lincoln Wednes4
day.
The Little Theater Society and Mrs.
Max Rocker will entertain with a musical
lea Thursday afternoon at the Propy-
leaum in honor of Miss Florence Beckett,
who is leaving June II for a year on
study abroad
A group of young ladies from the Ell
Lilly Company will take part in the
League of Women Voters pageant, "Kar-
A-Ban." which is TO be given June 10,
20 and 81 at the Playground. The fol-
lowing young ladies will appear in Hun
garian costume in the native dance orig
mated in 1890: Miss Edith Horton, Miss
Dora Mccall, Miss Mary Cadick, Miss
Ruth Marlfuin, Miss Naomi Kinman,
Miss Mabel Stephen, Miss Rose Huser,
Miss Rachel Belcher. Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Louise Draine, Miss Hazel
Sullivan, Miss Irene Rickabaugh. Miss a
Eta Lee. Miss Katherine Goodwin, Miss
Reel Lomax. Miss Faye Surpas, Miss
Esther Oliger and Miss Mary Frakes.
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farewell senior party and variety
shower in honor of Miss Gladys Nc
Kelvey. whose marriage will take place
this summer. was held Tuesday evening
Mt the home of Mrs. w. A. Ocher. The
decorations were carried out in gray and
blue, the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority colors,
with large French baskets Of garden
flowers tied with tulle bows in the So