The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-26
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
Entertainments
Weddings
BetrOthdLS

BetrothdLS
Miss Nadge Garten, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Garten Of f.
Maple Road became the bride Of Au-
bert ". Sutton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Sutton Of Indianapolis Ave,
Wednesday night, the ceremony tax
ing place at the home Of the brides
parents. Before an altar Of palms,
ferns and white chrysanthemums, -.
with cathedral candles, the Rev
Charles ". Crook Of Jacksonville,
Fla. an uncle OF the bride, read the
wedding service. The wedding music
was played by Lee Welker Mrs. c.
B Gruber sang 7 Love You Truly
and Just Because Love You, Dear"
The maid OF honor. Miss Bess Gar
ten, sister OF the bride, wore light
blue satinback crepe and carried
shower bouquet OF butterfly roses.
The flower girl and ring bearer, little
Miss Jean Dawson, wore lace over
orchid crepe. The brides gown was
os white satin and Spanish lace, with
a tulle veil arranged in fan fashion
and held in place by a band OF
pearls. She carried lilies Of the valley
and roses. Howard H. Glare OF Terre
Haute was best man.
4 color scheme Of orchid and white
was carried out in the dinner which
followed the wedding. 4 reception
was held later.
Following a bridal trip through
the East, Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton will
he at home after Nov. 15 at 81 Sea
berry St. Mrs. Sutton Travelled in a
suit OF brown veldyne. trimmed with
beaver, and q brown hat.
The brided attended the University
OF Wisconsin and is a member Of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Out-of-town guests for the wed
ding included Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Clare,
1T. and Mrs. : F. Noble and Harry
Benzer OF Terrs Haute; DR.. and Mrs..
O. ". Ficks OF French Lick; Mr.. and
Mr.. James 4 Borders and Mrs. z.
V. Gsrten Of Odon; Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
2. Cook and family Of Greenwood: the
Rev. and Mrs. Q. K. Downey OF Ur-
bans, III; Miss Dorothy Daily Of La
fzyette. A A Lane OF St. Petersburg,
Fla. and Charles Brickman OF C7eve-
land.
Miss Marie Field will entertain the
members OF the Thursday Bridge Club
with a buffet supper this evening at
her home on Washington Blvd.
Mrs. Salem Clark entertained the
members Of the Hoosier Tourists Club
today. Mrs. Dwight A Murphy spoke
on South American-Cuzco, the Land
Of the Incas;' Mrs. Harry Fatout on
! Lima, the City of Kings" and Mrs
" alter Tingle on Chill
The Girls Auxiliary to the Jewish
Shelter and Home for the Aged viii
sponsor its first dance this evening at
the Hotel SEVERN. The decorations
viii be in keeping with Halloween. but
IL will not be strictly masked affair.
The committee in charge is Miss Isa-
lei Seegal. Miss lilly Falender. Miss
Esther Lefkowitz and Miss Gene
Wides.
The Seventh District Democratic
Nvomen's Clue will meet for dinner
Friday evening at the Riverside Canoe
Club. At 7:15 Saturday evening they
will meet in the Denison Hotel 10
form a line 70 march to the mass
meeting at Tomlinson Hall.
The Beta DeIphian Chapter viii
meet at 9:45 o'clock Wednesday
morning in the Irvington Methodist
Church. Mrs. Demarchus Brown will
lead a discussion on Civilization. De
veloped and Dominated by Spiritual
Religion" The following women will
take part. Mrs ". L. Ewing, Mrs. L.
4. Shouts. Mrs. !. II. Fry. Mrs. o.
y. Moore. Mrs. W. NJ Hestle. Mrs
c. L. Arnold. Mrs. 5. ". Lyon. Mrs.
s. ". Osborn. Mrs. c. ". Whaley
Mrs. a :. Meurer. Mrs. y. II. Free
land and Mrs. :. T Tompkins.
The Writers Club Will meet on
Wednesday evening, Nov. ]. at the
home Of Mrs Bernard Korbly on Au-
dubon Rd.. IrvingtOu. DR.. Charles
Richard Williams viii be the prin-
cipal speaker. Each member may
bring a guest. The party will meet
AT 7:45 o'clock at the corner Of Merid-
ian and +. Washington SITS 20 go L.
IrVingtoU.
The following committees for this
years work have been appointed. Pro
gram. Miss Dorothy Paddock Mrs
Fletcher Hodges and Mrs. George Cal f
vert: membership. Mrs. Harry Sted-
feldt, Miss Corneiia Bell and Miss
Helena Frey; publicity. Mrs. Edwin J. +
LennOx. Mrs John \. Dyer and Mrs. /
Scott BiCknell; history. Mrs. Eleanor /
GOlay and Mrs. S. L. Perkins. I