Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
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saturday evening at b O'Clock, when Miss
Harriet Haddow, daughter of Mrs. Ag-
| mes Haddow, will become the bride OF
Herbert Miles, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Miles Of Hammond. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. G. W. Al
lison. Mrs. II. r. Jewett will attend
Miss Haddow as matron- of honor and
Mr.. H. r. Jewett will act as best man
for Mr.. Miles.
The bride will wear a frock of silver
lace. Her veil will be caught with orange
blossoms. For her bridal bouquet she
will carry shower arrangement Of Ophe-
liza roses and lilies of the valley.
gown Of peach colored taffeta will
be worn by the matron- Of honor and
she will carry Mrs. Aaron Ward roses.
The ceremony will be performed before
the fireplace, which will be banked with
ferns to form an altar. Yellow and
white will prevail in the decorations
throughout the house. There will be fifty
guests present.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception will be held at home, after
which the bridal couple will leave for
Chicago They will be at home In In
dianapolis after May 1, at 1920 Park ave-
nue..
At cleverly planned party given at the
home of Miss Winifred Douglas. 1914
Congress avenue, Friday night, the
''cat was let out Of the bag" with the
announcement of the engagement Of Mrs.
Minnie Stage to Joseph Eek, Jr., tied
around its neck. The wedding will take
place early in May. The decorations were
carried out in pink and white, the bride
elects chosen colors. The following guests
attended the party, Miss Ruby Smart,
Miss Lou Gentry, Miss Dorothy Carothers,
Miss Anna Nelson Miss Julia Hession,
Mrs. Selene Hoffrneyer. Miss Margaret
Iedgecock, Miss Betty Jenkins, Miss
Mabel Wheeler, Miss Hazel Unversaw,
Miss Ruth Thatcher and Miss Esther Sui
llyan.
Mrs. G.. c. Hobson and Miss Grace
Hobson entertained Saturday noon for
Miss Caroline Hobson, bride elect.
with luncheon at the Sphinx Arms. The
table decorations were carried out In the
bride elects chosen colors, lnvendar and
white. A basket Of flowers, surrounded
with lavendar sweet peas, formed the
center piece, and candle holders tied
with lavendar tule marked the guests
places. Covers were laid for twenty
guests. Mrs. Ted Mershon Of Sycamore.
Michigan. Mrs. II. +. Crawford Of Scotia,
California. Mrs. Rex Boyd, Mrs. A. w.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Clause Harwick, Miss
Nell Smith, Mrs. William Mick, Mrs. Clyde
Schmidt, Miss Dorothy Jones, Miss Eliza
beth kennedy. Mrs. W. r. Lewis, Mrs.
Layman Whitaker. Miss Dorothea Flint
erman, Mrs. George Klein, Mrs. Edwin
Jesup, Mrs. Arthur Nugent. Mrs. Homer
Lathr0p and Mrs. II. NJ. Hobson. Follow
Ing the luncheon the guests went to the
home OF Miss Hobson where she enter
tanned with a tea. The home was dec
GRATED with baskets of cut flowers
$50
Miss Aletha Pettijohn was tbs guest
of honor at party given Friday night
ut the home OF DR.. and Mrs. Fred j.
Pettijohn. 2368 Park avenue Miss Pet
tiJohn attends Wisconsin University and
is home for her spring vacation. The
guests attending the party were; Miss
Violet Clemens Of Superior, Wis, who Is
the guests Of Miss Iaevra Reilly. and
Miss Ruth Lewis. the guest Of Miss Min
ME Margaret Lauter.
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Dr. and Mrs. L. s Fall entertained with
dinner Friday evening in honor Of the
out Of town guests who Will attend the
wedding OF Mrs. Falls sister Miss Har-
rint Haddow TO Herbert J. Miles. which
will take place Saturday evening at s
o'clock. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
W. L. spickney Of Chicago; Mrs. Mar
tha Spickney Of Syracuse, y. Y; Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. MILES and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Jewett Of Hammond; Miss Agnes
Robinson OF Monzola. Mont
The Easter ball to be given by Sahara
Grotto a. the Riley room. Claypool Ho-
tel. Monday evening, April L. will have
many attractive features, officers of the
erotto announce. The decorations, mu-
sic and programs will carry out the IDEA
II Easter. The committee in charge Fot
the dance are: Floor committee-Max
A. Blackburn, chairman; Earle j. Marsh,
Kenneth u. Coffin, Lyle II. York, Kurt
Schmidt, Garner J. Brentwood Kenneth
Proctor. Otis skinner. r. +. Wood Mich
OILS, Harold c. Pennicke. Merlin d. Null
lane Robert F. Miller, Charles g. Walsh.
Fred Lee Tompkins and Perry l.. Began.
Reception committee-Henry c. Conner.
chairman; Harry 0. Cobb, J. Harry
Green, Basil Judklns, OthnieI Hitch, Ell
mer j, Schwegman, Houston L. Cory
Ward T. Jones. Paul Arnold. Charles
Howe, William Fender, William Walters,
Jr.; Edgar T. Lawrence; Kenneth X
Wiese, Paul W. Knowles, DR.. Edward
G. Bachneld, Robert BOnnell. NJ w.
Barbre The officers Of the grotto are !:
Monarch, Raymond f. Murray; chief
justice, Harold c. Pennicke master OF
ceremonies, Othniel Hitch; secretary,
John W. Murray; treasurer. Clarence
Ferguson; chaplain, the Rev. J. Ambrose
Dunkel; orator, f. II. Wood Nichols !;
marshal, Myron Hughel; alchemist
Thomas Garvin: standard bearer, Earle
J. Marsh; captain Of guard. Charles J.
Gaunt; sentinel, Clarence Gorton; trus-
tees, Charles w. Jewett, Chic Jackson
and c. J. Orblson.
Miss Hannah Mary Bradford, presi-
dent Of the Indiana Wellesley Club. has
appointed the following committees for
the bridge party, to be given for the
benefit Of the endowment fund. in the
Della Robbia room Of the Sphinx Arms,
Easter Monday, April II, Mt 2 o'clock
Committee on general arrangements
Mrs. Robert c. Winslow, chairman; Mrs
Jesse c. Moore, Mrs. John K. Curry, Miss
Ethyl Hutchinson Mrs. w. H. Insley.
Ticket comnittee-Mrs. Clyde Osborne,
chairman Mrs. r. II. Shubrick, Miss
Stella Morrison Mrs Francis NJ Fauvre,
Mrs. James c. Gipe, Mrs. John Clarke.
Reservations may be made by calling
Mrs. Clyde Osborne, Harrison 1881, or
Mrs. John Clarke, Washington 2613.
The annual Easter Ball Of the Hoosier
Athletic Club will be held next Thursday
night This is one Of three formal events
held at the club each year. The enter