Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-05
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If2 e1Q!cletY 81

Miss Margaret MaIott White, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White, and John 5.
LOOMS, son of Mr.. Frank LoOmis of
Evanston, ILL.,, were married Tuesday
evening at $50 O'Clock at the Second
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. jean $.
Miner and the Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle
officiated. Mr.. White gave his daughter
in marriage
The brides gown was of white satin
embroidered in pearls. Her veil was
arranged in coronet fashion and held in
place by orange blossoms. She carried
shower bridal bouquet. The maid of
honor, Miss Eleanor Evans, was gOwned
In green georgette with silver leaves in
her hair and carrying spring flowers.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Evans, Miss
Louise Lieber Miss Elizabeth Marmon,
Miss Rosamond Van Camp, Miss Ernes-
tine Bradford, Miss Julia Fletcher, Miss
Emily Loomis of Evanston and Miss Vir-
GINA Hopkins Of Columbus, Ohio, wore
frocks of white georgette trimmed in
crystal beads, silver leaf headdresses and
carried pink roses. Joseph Looms,
brother of the bridegroom. was best man.
Charles +. Hansen played the wedding
march. The church was decorated IN
greenery and lilies. Malott White, Paul
White, Tr., VOlney Brown, Arthur &.
Brown, Jr of Indianapolis, Hawley
Smith, Charles Henkle, Robert Ennis and
Charles Coane Of Chicago were grooms-
men,
Among the out Of town guests at the
reception at the brides home were Mir.
and Mrs Frank Loomis and daughter
Josephine Of Evanston, Miss May Otis Of
Chicago, Mrs. Hine Of Chicago. Mrs.
Wheeler and Mrs. Douglas Newal Of
kenosha Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS left for we'd
ding trip last night and viii be at home
after May u in Chicago.
r. Mrs. ". E. Reese and daughter, Leo
more Hite. Of Los Angeles, Cal, will ar
rive today to visit Mrs. Kreese's mother,
Mrs. W. II. Cross. Mrs. Reese was for
merry Cloe Van Busklrk Of this city.
A delightful family dinner was given
last night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Clarke Thornton in honor Of Miss
Zelda Cleyenger and Henry Clarke Thorn
ton, Jr., whose wedding takes place this
evening. The ut-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Miller and
William Wallace Jr. Of Chicago, MI. and
Mrs. Edmund b. Thornton and daughter
Eddie Elizabeth Of Bedford, and Mrs.
and Mrs. Philip S. McDougau of ottawa,
Ill.
Miss Mildred Gibbs was hostess for the
regular meeting Of the Mu Epsilon Chi
Sorority ct her home 1898 East Nincteeth
street, Monday evening. Those present
were; Miss linda Wright Miss Freda
Wright, Miss Georgia Bard Mrs. Ell
mer Wright was an honored guest. Miss
Gibbs was assisted by her sister Miss
Evelyn Gibbs
A tea viii be given Thursday afternoon
at the Department club. 1902 North Me
ridlan street in honor of the newly elect
ed officers Of the Department Of Com.
munity Welfare The officers are: chair
man. Mrs q. A. Gunlop; vice chairman.
Mrs G. A. Van Dyke; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs William 4. Eshbach The
hostesses for the tea will be Mrs. Nj.
Miller, Mrs. W. J. Slate. Mrs. A. S
Ayers, Mrs. G. ". Weaver, Mrs Benjamin
Cline. Miss Irwin Rumple. and Miss
Leota Miller. Before the tea Mrs Mari
eta johnson Of Fair Hope. Ala, will
speak on Social Life Of Young People"
The Carolina Scott Harrison Chaptor
II the d. 4. Il. viii hold guest day
Thursday afternoon at the Propylaeum
ne hostesses for the afternoon are Miss
Martha Hawkins, Miss Ruth Ralston.
Miss Sara T. Sisson. Miss Charlotte
Howe, Miss Cornella Allison. Miss Lee
man Brayton, Mrs Walter Weidlev
Mrs Ethel Grove, Mrs Addison Parry
and Mrs. Ralph Ruschaupt The chair
man Of the program is Mrs Harold X
Cunning; and the music Mrs Guy Rec
sor Estabrook. Mr.. Alvin Owslcv, a Ill
rector Of the American Legion will speak
on America As We Would Have Her 20
Be Mrs b. W, Gillespie will present
the honor roll in memory of the hero
sons Of the members Of the chapter.
Mrs. James L. Gavin will read Loweus
Commemoration Ode and Mrs. Guy Rec
sor will sing a group Of songs
The ladies OF the Social Circle Of the
First Baptist Church held their annual
luncheon and election OF officers in the
assembly room Of the church Tuesday
noon. About one hundred and twenty
guests were seated at small tables beau
TRULY decorated with the center basket
OF flowers and lighted with varied colored
candles. tied with huge bows of tuIle.
he following officers were elected Prcsf
dent Mrs. Pearl Taylor; first vice presi-
dent Mrs. Thomas Il. Davis; second vice
president Mrs. Waldo 3. Rossetter. third
vice president. Mrs. Lizzie Ramey; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Nora Mccain: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. w. A Row
landi treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Bosart; as
slstant treasurer, Mrs. William L. Mont.
Following the election Of officers Mrs