Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
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Miss Helen McWhinney. daughter Of

OF ligonier, Will be married at $50
Thursday eyenin. in the Heath Memorial
Church, with the Rev. Elmer ST. Claire
officiating. The bride will be given in
marriage by her father. She will wear
. gown Of white satin with a tuIle CAP
effect veil. She will carry shower bou-
quet Of bridal roses and valley lilies. Mrs.
j. s. Hartlie of-Seffcago will be the ma
tron-of- honor, wearing a peaeh-biow or
CANDY dress, and carrying bouquet OF
Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. Acting as maid
of honor will be Miss Eve Forte, dressed
In white organdy and carrying Orphelia
roses. The bridesmaid will be Miss Paul
inc Mckihhen. sister Of the groom,
wearing a lii.c-colored orSandy dress,
and carrying pink roses and sweetpeas
Little Winifred Lodge will strew the
bridal path with roses. She will be
dressed in white net over a pale blue
slip. Little Mary Caldwell will bar the
ring on satin pillow. She will wear
rose organdy dress. William kunkel,
Jr.. will be best man. with ]. 5. Hardy,
Wilbur Mitchell and Russell Brown as
ushers. The altar will be banked with
ferns and palms, and lighted with tall,
cathedral candles. Following the cere-
mony reception will be held ut the home
Of the brides parents The home will
be decorated with garden flowers and
greenery. Only the members Of the fam
lily and immediate friends will attend
the reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Mekibben
will make their home in Ligonier.
4 quiet wedding was solemnized
Thursday morning at the home Of the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs r. O. Cox.
24JS College avenue. when Miss Corinne
Cox, and Mare Freeman. son of Mrs. Dora
Freeman Of Sandusky, We're married by
tha
4 dark blue travelling suit with hat TO
match. The only attendants We're the
brother and sister of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas K Cox. Mrs. Cox wore
tan suit with hat to match. 4 short
wedding trip is planned, following which
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman will be at home
in indianapolis.
One OF the first June weddings was SOL
emnized at noon Thursday. in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church with the Rev.
Jean Miner, officiating when Miss Ar
thelia Carter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William ". Carter. 9TH North Penasyl-
vania street, and Frank C. Fishback, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Fishbaek, 1879
North Delaware street were married. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father. She wora n white satin gown.
beaded with crystal beads. Her tulIe
train was caught about her head with a
wreath Of orange blossoms. and her show
er bouquet was Of lilies Of the valley. Mrs.
Henry g. Thornton. Jr., was the brides
only attendant. She was wearing 4 per-
riwinkle blue dress. with hat and shoes
to match Her bouquet was eff pink roses
and larbspur. John Fishback, brother
Of the groom. was best man. with Max
Reeker. Edward Stevenson, Otto Fren-
II I'll. gf.S.
and Norman Mefzger as nshers. The
bridal altar was banked with ferns and
palms and white roses. Following the
ceremony bridal breakfast for the party
was served at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fishhack have
gone for short wedding trip.
Miss Edith Mae Meier. daughter of Mrs.
Francis Meier. 3ayT Central avenue, ana
Glenn J. Piymote, son Of Mrs Lenora
Plymote, 33JS North Illinois street, will
be married Thursday evening ut the home
Vt the bride. with the Rev. Truehiood
officiating The ceremony viii be per-
formed before n bower of pink and white
roses banked with ferns and palms The
brides gown is Of white taifeta. heavily
embroidered. She will have tulle veil,
cai-eifect, forming train and caught
with orange blossoms. Her shower bou-
Iuet viii BE- of Bridal roses. Mrs. Donald
+. LuBt. viii be ne matran- OF honor she
will wear Il white crepe de chine dress
and carry : bouquet of pink and white
roses. Little Betty CoyIe will be the
ring bearer. carrying the ring in lily.
She will be dressed In white taffeta
Charles Wagner will be best man. Pre-
ceding the ceremony Mrs. Jack Clifford
and Mrs. Imog.ne Rougham will sing
AT Dawning." accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Cooper. Mrs, Cooper will play the wed
ding professional, and during the cere-
neny ITO Wild Rose 4 reception
viii follow the ceremony after which Mr.
and Mrs. PIymote will leave for Chicago
For the trip the bride will wear n travel
Ing suit If blu. srieotine with 4 tan
sport hat. They will be 1T home after
June IL at 32n7 Central aTenue.
4 swimming party will be given Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs Carl G. Fisher
in honor of Miss Cornelia Allison. whose
marriage to James Livingston Thomp
son viii take place June II.
Miss Ruth Douglas, 1914 Congress ave-
nue., left Thursday morning for VIII
mington. Ohio, TO attend the graduation
exercises Of Wilmington College
Miss Martha Rabb, whose marriage to
William Henry Hobb swill take place
this month. viii be the guest Of honor
at luncheon given Friday by Mrs
Jewett u. Reed at the Country Club.
4 miscellaneous shower was given
Wednesday afternoon In honor of Miss
Grsthyl June Earring. June bride-eIect,
by Mrs. Chantilla White. 3135 College
aEertfte. The decorations We're artistical-
" carried out in shades of orchid, with
little Cupils as fayors The girls were
given to Miss Earring in an orchid-eoy-
cred basket by little Chantilla E. White.
Jr The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Mary 4. Smith, Mrs. A. C.
Earring. Mrs. John 4. White Mrs Harry
A. Shaneherger. Mrs Mary Davis. Mrs.
Rufus Syfers and Mrs. E. 3. Oscars
Mr. and Mrs Robert III. Hassler. aGl1
Washington boulevard, have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Clement c. Amory
of New York.
Mrs Henry J. Coerper. 2130 North
Delaware street, left Thursday with her
guests, Mrs. Ralph Weyrieh ard Mrs
Henry Ploss. who have been with her for
the last few weeks. for Milwaukee, Wis,
where she will spend tue summer.
$50
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Adams. aud
son Robert Jr, IL West Fall Creek
boulevard. will leave the last of June to
make their home in Detroit.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority of
Butler College will give their closing
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