Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. simpkins Smith Of Irv-
ington announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Pansy Ferne, to Mr.. Clifford
E. Wagner. The wedding viii take
place early in the fall
Miss Marian Elizabeth Stewart. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Alta Mae Stewart, 314 era
ham street, and Edward Huger Carpen-
ter Of Charleston, $. c., were married
Tuesday evening at the Second Presby-
terrain Church, with the Rev. Lewis
Brown officiating. The ceremony was
performed before an altar OF palms,
ferns and roses. Preceding the service,
Prof. Charles Hansen played q program
Of bridal airs, including March Nup-
tial'' (Guilmant), 'Intermezz0" MAS
cheni), Spring Song" (IendeIssohn),
Peasant Wedding March" (Saderman)
Ave Marie" (ShuEert), march and cho-
rus from "Tannhauser" (Wagner), 10
hengrin'' wedding march. Miss Hope
Bedford sang Until" (Sanderson), IL
Love You Truly" (Bond). For You u
Rose" tBeehD. and AT Dawning" (Cad-
mani, accompanied by Arnold Davis. VIC
hnist.
The bride was dressed in a gown of
crepe satin trimmed with iridescent
heads. The sash. which was draped
around the hips. hung down In the back,
forming a court train. She wore a cap
fashioned tulle veil arranged with orange
blossoms, and carried a showed bouquet
of Killarney roses and pink phlox. Her
bridesmaids wore dresses Of silk chiffon
with ruffled panels over the hips. Around
their heads were Grecian head bands Of
rosebuds. Their bouquets were Of pink
Killarney roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Farson, Miss Martha Belle
NowIin and Miss Helen Troutman. The
maid OF honor, Miss Catherine Wagner,
wore a lavender silk chiffon dress and
carried Killarney roses. Little Mary
Emert was the ring bearer. She was
dressed In white organdy and carried
the ring In lily. The flower girls were
Miss Mildred Colvin and Miss Mary Bal
lenger. They wore white organdy dresses
and carried arm bouquets Of daisies.
Kenneth Coffin was best man, with Al
Jose, Merlin Mulane and c. C. Schu-
macher as ushers.
Following the wedding, a reception was
held at the church. Mr.. and Mrs Car
penter have gone for a wedding trip.
After August Is. they will be at home
at 1924 Carrollton avenue
The Phi Esta Sorority will meet on
Wednesday evening at the home Of Miss
Margaret Shingler, 1881 Brookside ave-
nue..
The Seventh District Democratic WON
ans Club gave a party Thursday eve
ming in the home of DR.. and Mrs. S. f.
Record at Lawrence. Short talks were
given by Samuel Ralston and Mrs Addie
D. Frank. a musical program followed.
Mrs. j. B. Shepherd has returned from
Cincinnati bringing with her as her
guest for the summer Miss Nell Shep-
herd.
AIRS. Otis McCracken and son and
daughter, Martin and Elizabeth, with
Mrs. T. c. Clapp. left Wednesday morn
ing for Quincy, Mich, where they will
visit Mrs. Charles Myers, mother of Mrs.
McCracken.
Miss Josephine Harmon entertained on
Wednesday afternoon IN honor of Mrs.
Ralph Vonnegut, recent bride. She
was assisted by Mrs. Horace Nordyke,
Miss Elizabeth Fauvre and Miss Amelia
Sanborn, Among the guests was Miss
May Gregory of Pendleton, the house
guest Of Miss Harmon.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of the Expression Club held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Arthur r. Randall: Mrs. Ned Clay,
president; Mrs. John A Sink, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Vincent Bianger, secretary :;
Mrs. Jesse R. Mark, treasurer; Mrs.
Lloyd c. Litten, delegate to the local
council, with Mrs. John B. Rees as
alternate; Mrs. Jesse r. Mark, as
delegate to the Seventh District Of
Federated Clubs, with Mrs. Frank Burns
as alternate. The program committee
will be Miss Glen Ethel StelhOrn, chair
man; Mrs. Carl l.. Withner. Mrs. Lloyd
c. Litten. and Mrs. S. Boyd Kelley. A
children's program given by the children
Of the members, was as follows, Con
sUela," a piano solo by Miss Ruth Ran
dali; vocal solos. THE Cuckoo Clock"
The Big Base Drum by Dickie Clay;
vecaI solo. Love Sends a Little Bit Of