The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-16

by the bride-elect. The rooms were
arranged with scarlet sage and
autumn leaves.
The guests were Miss Lucille STAN
: ley, who will be maid Of honor. Miss
Martha Armstrong and Miss Cora
Candy, bridesmaids little Miss Georgia
Margaret Jordan, flower girl and
Misses Lena Weitnecht, Pauline Will
kinson, Gladys Whiteman and Ruth
Fillmore, who will act as ushers.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Ortha Stanley, Mrs. o. L.
Jordan and Minta Jordan.
Out-of-town guests who will attend
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Test and
Walter Hiatt tonight at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Charles Test,
T95 Middle Dr., Woodruff Place, will
include Mr. and Mrs. P. Z. Manchester
and Mrs. Lloyd Bate OF Cleveland, O.;
Miss Jean Lupton and Miss Mariana
Stubs of Richmond; Mrs. c H. An
keny and Miss Alice Ankeny OF La
fayette; Mrs. Charles Price Of Eaton,
Ohio.
The members OF the bridal party
were entertained Monday night with
a dinner party at the Lincoln in
honor Of Miss Test and Mr.. Hiatt.
Rainbow shades were used in the deco
rations and the table was lighted with
white tapers in crystal holders tied
with tulle bows in rainbow colors.
There were covers for Mrs. Test, the
bride and groom, Miss Marian Messick.
Mrs. q. H Brown, Mrs. Skies Test,
Mrs. Donald Test, who will be brides
maids, and Mrs. A I. Smith Of New
York, who will be matron OF honor
E. II. Brown, A. 1. Smith or New
York and I. B. Middleton. ushers; DON
aid Test, best man; Mrs. w. H. Brad
ley Of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Denges of New York.
Or. and Mrs. Ernest De Wolf Wales,
1886 n. Pennsylvania St. entertained
Monday night with a bridal dinner
dance at the woodstock Country
Club. in honor Of their daughter. Miss
Jeanette, and Forest William Blanton,
whose marriage will take place to-
night at the All Souls Unitarian
. Church. Butterfly roses and smilax
formed the centerpiece for the table
which was lighted with white tapers
in silver holders Miss Wales attend
ants were presented with enamel
sewing cases and the groom gave gold
cuff links to his ushers and best man.
Covers were laid for DR.. and Mrs.
Wales, Miss Wales and Mr.. Blanton
and Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy
L.
tree. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r..
Williams of Princeton, n. J.; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Adamson OF Philadelphia,
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Edward McManee
of Wabash, Ind. Miss Elizabeth Wales
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Blanton.
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Mrs. Maurice ]. Moore, 1899 n. Ala
hama St., entertained today with a
luncheon bridge in honor of her house
guest. Mrs. Marguerite Schwartz of
Hamilton, Ohio; Mrs. Charles Bauer OF
Harrison. Ohio; Mrs. John Eberson of
Chicago, and Mrs. E. r. Perry of
Marion, Ind. Covers were laid for
thirty-six guests.
Miss Katherine Winders, 1146 N.
Pennsylvania St, was hostess today
for the Expression Club. The ap-
pointments were carried out in au-
tlmn colors and Indian decorations.
Baskets of yellow chrysanthemums
were arranged on the tables. An In
dian program of music and readings
was given in costume. Miss Winders
vas assisted by Mrs. NJ. D. Didway
Mics
The program: Mrs. Joseph p. Gal
lagher, pianist, From an Indian
Lodge" and IAN Indian Love Song, "
10y Mac DowelI, Mrs. D. E. Gruber
sang pale Noon" by Logan and
"Jebrwanisi," by Metcalf, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Gallagher. Miss Dolly
Lackey read a musical monologue,
THE Sioux Chiefs Daughter" by
Joaquin Miller, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Francis Lackey.
Responses to roll call were made
with Indian quotations. The ices and
cakes were in Indian design.
At a recent meeting of the College
Scribblers, grodp Of Butler College
girls who are petitioning Theta Sigma
Phi. national honorary journalistic fra
ternity, Miss Dorothy Stephenson, 925
Fairfield Ave, was elected president
and Miss Amy Greenfield secretary
treasurer. Active members are Misses
Anna C. Gardener, Jessica Brown,
HARRIET Jeanne, Grace Hackleman.
Rachel Campbell. Irene Seuel.
Mrs Tan,as z, Snrorle 2A9S N II.
linois St.. entertained the members OF
the Women's Auxiliary to the Retail
Druggists Association today In observ-
ance Of presidents day. Baskets of
yellow fall flowers carried out the color
scheme OF yellow and white used in
the appointments. New officers for
the year are Mrs. James E. Sproule,
president: Mrs william STICKY. vice
president. Mrs George Ewenck. second
vice president; Mrs. William F.
Werner. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Harry Dickson. recording secre.
sary; Mrs. Edward Crawford. treas
arer.
Mrs. Sproule was assisted by M. 5.
Carries stoltz, retiring president.
The Sigma Phi Sorority viii meet
"Wednesday night at the home of Miss
Margaret Ice. 2S2s Shriver Ave.
There viii be a meeting of the
Marion County chapter Of American
War Mothers called by the president.
Mrs. Edna Nv Hahn. Thursday
afternoon at the spiak Arms.