The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-28
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The Second Presbyterian Church
viii be the scene of one of the pref
test late fall weddings Wednesday
evening, when Miss Helen Algeo will
become the bride of Malcolm Day. DR..
Jean S. Miner, pastor. will perform
the ceremony before an altar banked
with palms and ferns with tall stan
dards of orchid and white chrySanthe-
NUNS on either side. and lighted by
cathedral taperS. Miss Barbara Peden
maid of honor. viii wear a gown of sill
yer cloth and carry an arm bouquet
Of greeneTy and orchids. The brides
maids. Miss Myra Stimson. Miss Mary
Brown. Miss Elizabeth Dill and Miss
Anna Howard will wear orchid and
blue taifeta frocEs made colonial style
and carry bouquets of odiantium and
farleyanse. The little flower girl, Miss
Betty Newkirk. will wear a pink tat
feta frock and carry a basket of pink
roses. The bride will be gowned in
white satin combined with lace and
fashioned with a court train. She will
carry a colonial bouquet of orchids.
lilies of the valley and brides roses
pearls and orange blossoms.
Robert Parnell AIgeo will be the
grooms attendant. Paul Burris. Earl
Perkins. Louis Hickman and Kenneth
Proctor will be ushers.
Following a reception at the brides
home on MarlOwe Ave, Mr.. and Mrs.
Day viii leave for a visit in Chicago,
after which they will make their
home in indianapolis
Branches Of pine with little ever
Sreen trees and baskets of yellow
chrysanthemums will give a festive
air to the Delta Delta Delta chapter
house this evening when that sorority
celebrates its founding with a dinner.
Yellow candles in silver holders, tied
with tulle. will light the tables where
covers for fifty viii be laid Follow
ing the dinner Mrs. W. y. Hudson of
Greencastle. national president OF the
Delta Delta Delta, will give a welcom-
ing message and the active chapter
will sing college songs.
Among the fredericksburg wed
iings of note viii be that Of Miss
Mary Emily Taught, daughter Of
Mrs. Fanny Taught, to " Thurston
Park. to take place at $50 O'Clock
Wednesday evening in the home Of
the bride. the Rev. II. L. Hovis Off
ciating. The stairway down which the
bridal party viii pass will be festOoned
with smilaX and the service will be
read before an altar Of palms and
ferns. Baskets of pink and white
roses Will he used throughout the
rooms. Miss Thelma Park. sister Of
the groom, maid of honor. will wear
a gown of Nile green georgette
trimmed with silver cloth and a ban
deau of silver. Her flowers viii be
an arm bouquet of pink roses. Little
Miss Dorothy Taught, niece of the
bride. who is 10 be flower girl. will
wear a pale pink geOrgette frOCk and
carry a basket Of rose petals. The
bride viii be gOwned in white canton
crepe and carry a shower bouquet OF
Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley.
Her tulle veil viii fail from a band Of
pearls.
Following the ceremony a reception
for the members Of the immediate
families VIII be held Mr.. and Mrs.
Park will be at home after Dec. I
in the Sphinx Apartments at Twelfth
and Illinois SITS.
The first Of series of three break
fasts which the Indianapolis Local
Council of Women is TO give was
held this morning at the Board OF
Trade. Mrs. John ". Moore intro
duced DR.. Herman G. Morgan. secre-
tary of the indianapolis board of
health. VINO spoke on Smoke Abate-
ment." r. c. Kennedy talked on
The Cancer Problem" and NJ F.
Noblet Of the HOOsier Motor Club
discussed Driving Hazards"
Miss Marjorie Hollis Hunt enter
tanned the members Of the Independ-
ent Social Club and their guests with