Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
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Mrs. James X. Lilly, Jr., entertained
ednesday with luncheon in honor Of
Mss Eleanor Goodall, whose marriage to
Ralph Vonnegut will take place Satur
day evening. White flowers will be used
in the table decorations. Mrs. Lilly's
guests will be the members Of Miss Good
alls bridal party.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Goodall was
the honor guest at a bridge party given
by Mrs. Horace w. Nordyke at her home,
PIG East Thirty Second street. Spring
flowers in pink and white will be used in
decorating.
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral was the
scene of an attractive church wedding
when Miss Alice Gordon Murdoch, daugh-
ter of Mrs Samuel I. Murdoch, and DIR.
Horace II. Lyons of Rochester, Mimi,
were married The Ri. Rev. Thomas f.
Lillis, bishop Of the Kansas City diocese
of the Catholic Church, and Bishop
Joseph Chartrand Of the Indianapolis
diocese officiated at the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, james Gordon Murdoch. She
wore a gown of ivory satin with court
train. A wreath Of orange blossoms was
arranged over her cell, and orchids, lilies
of the valley and brides roses made up
the shower bouquet which she carried.
Miss Mary Lillis Of Lafayette, attended
Miss Murdoch as maid of honor. Her
frock was of white MORE with touches of
Jade green. She wore a picturesque hat
of jade green, faced with white, and
trimmed with orange blossoms an dtiny
oranges.
The bridesmaid Miss Gladys Lyons of
Joliet, H., was also gowned In white
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large black straw hat with trimming Of
green and white ostrich. Both Miss Lii
lis and Miss Lyons carried shower bou-
quets Of white roses and valley lilies.
Immediately following the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
homo OF the brides mother, 2S20 North
Meridian street. Spring flowers in
shades Of white. pink and blue were ar
ranged with ferns and smilax through
out the home. Pink roses and lilies Of
the valley formed the centerpiece for the
bridal table.
Among the Out-of town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Lyons, Joliet ILL.,,
parents of the bridegroom Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cory, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Vlnton, DR.. Richard Wethereu. MIR. and
Mrs Richard Sample. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis
fayette; the Rev. John Cavanaugh and
the Rev. James Burns Of Notre Dame,
George AIDE. John jerks, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Henly Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Bene-
diet Of Chicago and Miss Frances Mullin
of New York City.
DR.. and Mrs Lyons left for a bridal
trip to California from which they viii
return TO Rochester. Mimi. where they
Will be at home after June 1G
Tho annual Easter ball OF the Hoosier
Athletic Club viii be held Thursday
night in the club ballroom This bail
IS one Of the three formal functions
given by the club each year at Thanks
giving, New Year and Easter. This
dance will close the season for large
dances in the ballroom In May the
ballroom IS closed and Informal dane
Ing IS held on the roof garden.
The Pioneer Moth Memorial Associ-
alton viii meet at the home Of Mrs
Charles Kregelo. 1902 North Illinois
street. Thursday afternoon. The CON
sttution aud bylaws for tho organiza-
ton viii be adopted during the bust
ness meeting.
Mrs w. y. Hamerstadt, 2021 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained Tuesday
evening with a dinner party and 800
party In honor Of the husbands and
friends OF the members Of the Tri
Kappa Sorority. Covers were laid for
ten tables. which were decorated with
spring flowers. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs II. r. walters, Mrs
Pearl Frcese. Mrs. Carl Swan and Miss
Ina McKim.
The Memorial Grove Girls Club. as
sisted by the better library committee