Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
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Mrs. Robert L. Mason, Jr., of Green
field, has come to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Edward Powell, 1920 Guilford avenue.
Ancil t. Brown, 4O16 Guilford avenue,
who has been spending several weeks in;
California has returned home. ~ +
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A pretty wedding of last evening was
that Of Miss Dorothy Sainter, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Sainter, 437
North WalcOtt street. and Arthur San
ford, which was held in the All Saints
Cathedral, Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis,
reading the double ring ceremony. The
attendants included Miss Elizabeth Stur-
geon who wore Nile green geOrgette
crepe with hat to match and carried La
France roses. Miss Elizabeth Sanford,
sister of the bridegroom IN dainty or
candle frOck, carrying the ring In q
Gala lily and Charles Wagner best man.
The bride wore handsome gown of
white Paris muslin combined with
cream colored satin that had been the
wedding gown of her grandmother. Her
tulle veil was arranged eoronet fash
ion caught with orange blossoms and
her bouquet was a shower of bride roses
and frezia. Following the service a re-
ception was held in the church parlors.
Among the out of town guests were Mrs.
c. E. Walton of Chicago, Mrs. Carl Wag-
ner OF Ebenezer, NJ Y, and Mrs. Alice
CIough Of Plymouth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford have departed for a short trip.
he bride travelling in dark blue velour
suit with hat to match. The at home
address is 473 North Walcott street.
$50
Mrs. Walker Winslow entertained with
a candlelght tea yesterday afternoon at
her home, 1884 North Delaware street,
alumnae of the Indiana Beta chapter Of
the ri Beta Phi sorority being the guests.
Baskets of red carnations. festoOns of red
hearts ard scarlet tapers in silver hold
ers were effectively arranged through the
rooms, the tea table appointments also
carrying out the Valentine decorative
scheme. Mrs Charles Russell Wilson
presided at the tea table, Miss Laura
BgrTett, Miss Myra Allison and Mrs.
@. P Garshwiler assisting in the dining
room.
The marriage Of Miss Opal Mcdaniel,
daughter of Mrs. Cora Mcdaniel 1343
North Gale street, to J. Vance Gar
ringer was solemnized last evening at
the home of the brides mother, the Rev.
H II Graham officiating. Miss Pearl
MCDANIEL, the brides only attendant, was
gowned in pink crepe de chine with a
corsage of pink roses. Frank Garrin-
ger acted as best man. The bride wore a
frock Of white Canton crepe combined
with Spanish lace and carried a shower
Of Sweetheart roses. Mrs. Walter Myers
played the bridal music. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper was served
Assisting ia the dining-rOom were Miss
Pearl Mcdaniel and Mrs. r. w. Wa
,rftz. Mr.. and Mrs. Garringer will be
ut home at 1912 Gale street.
Mrs. R. H. Clunie, "a Campbell ave-
me assisted by Miss Mary Nave, enter
tanned with a miscellaneous shower yes
terday afternoon at her home in honor
OF Miss Harriet Haddow, whose mar
rage to Herbert Miles is to take place
In April The house was decorated with
hearts and scarlet flowers, the valentine
idea being carried out in the appoint
m afs, ices and corrections.
Miss Helen Schwartz, 1O47 East Vermont
street. entertained with dancing party
at her home last evening.
Theta chapter of Phi Beta Psi observed
Founders day yesterday with a luncheon
1T the Woman's Department Club. The
decorations were carried out in shades
Of red and white, the sorority colors, the
table being attractively arranged with
clusters CT red roses the sorority flowers.
Active members of the organization are
Miss Josephine Rockford, Miss Marie
Thompson, Miss Mary Bruins, Miss
Dorothy Cornick, Miss Matilda
Daugherty, Miss Helen Erber, Miss
Marianne Holmes, Miss Katherine
Looney, Miss Helen Mannix, Miss Thelma
Mannix, Miss Nudge McDaniels, Miss
Fernetta Mullen, Miss Helen Mckee, Miss
Margaret Tyler, Miss Lois Killen, Miss
Janice Thompson, Miss Betty Jane
Thomas, Miss Lois Yliet, Miss Isabelle
White Miss Frances Westcott, Mrs.
Gerald Ely, Mrs. Howard Christina, Mrs.
j. Raymond Marsh, Mrs. Robert EN-
nett Kelly, Mrs. Schubert Johnson and
Mrs Hobart Literal. Pledges of the
sorority are Miss Ruth Buck, Miss
Twanette SHERMAN, Miss Barnhill, Miss
Virginia Bird, Miss Maxine Bird, Miss
Marjorie johnson, Miss Alice Whitman,
Miss Lois McCreary and Miss Glenn
Swenck.
AT a meeting of former residents Of
veyay, held in the home of Mrs. Jennie
KnOx~ POSI- Park avenue Yesterday Alter