Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-06
Society Il.

the Season MONDAY evening when MISS
Marguerite Anna Jackson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Jackson, and
Edward Hubbard West, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Augustus Il. Weist, Jr., Of New
York, were married. The Rev. Allan T..
Philputt read the ceremony. Ferns
palms and roses were used as decora-
tions, with large cathedral tapers lighted
at the altar. Preceding the ceremony
Charles Hansen, organist, played a pro-
gram of bridal airs: "Nuptial March"
(Guilmant), "Nocturne" (Mendelssohn),
'Intermezzo" {Mascagni); during the
ceremony "Traumeri," and Mendelssohn's
| wedding March" for the occasional
without Thee" Because" CHarelot)
THE Proposal tBrackett
The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father, who gave her In mar
rage. She wore a beautiful frock Of
ivory satin, trimmed with Burgess lace.
Her tulle veil and court train of Bur-
CESS lace were arranged In cap fashion.
caught with orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet OF orchids and
lilies OF the valley, and wore the gift
Of the groom, diamond and platinum
lavalliere
Her attendants were dressed in Dresden
shades, with bouquets Of roses CORE
spending with the dress color. Miss Mary
Alice Coleman wore gown of yellow tat
feta. Miss Helen Louise Maholm, apple
green taffeta; Miss Dorothy Bowen kim
berlin, baby blue taffeta: Miss Margaret
Rosaanna Lehman, apricot tafeta, and
David Jennings, orchid taffeta. Miss
Sylvia Goold, maid Of honor, wore frock
Of Nile green chiffon and carried shower
bouquet Of roses. Little Dorothy Virginia
Fitzpatrick, flower girl, was dressed in
pink chiffon and scattered rose petals in
the brides path from French basket
tied with a large pink bow Mrs. Jack
son, mother of the bride, was gowned in
cornfower colored crepe dress en-
broided in crystal beads. Mrs. West
mother Of the groom, wore an orchid
colored beaded Georgette. Both corsa ges
were Of orchids. The brother Of the bride,
Chester Hendricks Jackson. was best man.
with Donald Mccullough. Charles L. Wal
kerr W. Durbin Fitzpatrick, John A.
Schumacher and Arthur p. Herman az
ushers.
Following the ceremony a reception was
given at the home Of the brides parents
for the members OF the bridal party and
the Immediate members Of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. West have gone for a short
wedding trip through the East and win
be at home after July 1, ct 3l7 West
Ninety Second street. New York.
Among the out town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Edward West,
Jr, New York; Mr and Mrs Jesse
Crane, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Martha Hub
bard. n E. Hubbard. Miss Esther Wal
lace, Dunkirk. Ind; Mrs. A. E. West, Sr.,
Bowling Green, Ohio; Mrs. Catherine
West, Portland, Ind; Mrs. George Hum
bert, Chicago, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Hull. Fountain City, Ind
Mrs James Van Alta was the hostess
for a meeting OF the Independent Social
Club Tuesday afternoon at her home TOO
Park avenue.
Two recttals win be given Wednesday
By the pupils Of Una Ciayson Talbot, at
Central avenue and Thirty Fourth street.
The assisting artists will be Alfred Guy,
violinist and May Ruby, cello. Those
taking part in the program Will be VIII
liam Fleming. Robert Krauss. Rosalind
Holloway, Betty Ramey. Babette Alex
ander. Josephine Morris, Constance Fow-
Ter. Alice Stephenson, Mary Alice Mac
Lean. Juanita Miller, Geryais Prentiss,
Martha Slaymakfr 0Inie Harris, Florence
Shaneberger, Betty Brown, William
Ruckauf, Helen Watmoth, Jeanette Har-
ris Dorothy Raglan, Katherine Boothby
Harvey Crumrine, Betty Carter, Betty
Gould. Harry Bailey. Betty King and
Martha Whitworth.
The alumni of the University Of AHchi-
gan held their regular luncheon In the
cafe snnex Of the Hotel Lincoln Tuesday
noon.
Miss Lora Floyd, Miss Jessie Brown
and Miss Blythe Bnrkhsrt. members of
the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Of But
Ter College, are the committee In charge
Of the sorority dance, which is being
given June u at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilton L. Brown.
Mrs. O. c. Forbes and daughter. Miss
Eleanor Forbes, and Mrs. NJ. z. Csroth-
ers, formerly OF Indianapolis, will ar
rive the FIRST of the week from Miami.
Fla. where they are now making their
home, to SPEND the summer with their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Reyer, 1901
North Capitol avenue.
The Theta Mothers Club met at the
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority house Mon
day afternoon This Will be the last
meeting Of the club until next fall
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kotteman and
daughter of Elmhurst Apartments. who
have been spending the week in Chicago,
have returned home.
meeting Of the Girl Scout council
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
Fletcher American Bank Mrs ID, Law
renee Chambers presided at the meeting
and Miss Mary Phinny gave n report
of the years work. A meeting will be
held Mt the Y W. c.. A. Tuesday evening
Of the officers association. In the alb
sence OF the president Miss Cecilia Deu
big will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton L. Grfswold of
South Orange, n. J.. have issued inyi-
tations to the wedding Of their dangh
ter Madelan Eunice, to James Jewett
Turner, Jr., of this city The wedding
will take place June 10 at the Church
of the Holy Communion in South Or
ange.