The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Marie Taylor, niece 81 Mrs.
John A Moran, 402 w. Tween
ty-Eighth ST., to Claude Worth Nc
Cracker Of Monrovia, Ind, Will take
place tonight at the Central Avenue
Methodist Church, the Rev. o. w.
Fifer officiating.
Mrs. H. H Lindsay, organist, will
play bridal music. Mrs Maude R.
Etter will be matron OF honor, Horace
Tudor Of Monrovia, best man: Verne
Wilson and DR.. Harry G. Jones, ush-
ers, and little Miss Judith Jones, flow
er girl
There VIII be an informal recep-
ton after the ceremony at the home
OF Rhe brides aunt. The bridal couple
will be at home at Capitol Ave. and
Thirty-Second st. after Sept. l.
Mrs. 7. Neil Wynne, chairman Of
the committee IN charge Of selling
boxes for the National Swimming
meet to be held Thursday at Broad
Ripple park swimming pool. has an
nounced these boxholders: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Flanner, Paul Rtchey, r.
G. Hitler, Frank Cline and A II.
Moore and L. NJ Wainwright
Members of Mrs. Wynne's COM
rnittee Mesdames Samuel NJ. Ralston,
William s. Merriam, A E. Peart and
Misses Eldena Lauter. Mary Reynolds
and Caroline Poole.
Mrs. Walter W. Kuhn, 5S1 n.
Kuhn, SCI n. Central Court, enter
tanned Tuesday with a luncheon
bridge in honor Of Miss Mary Shea,
! of Washington, D. c.. the guest of
Miss Ruth Sherin, 1880 Central Ave.
The guests: Misses Helen L. Whalen,
Rochester, n. Y, Mary Foley.
Eleanor Brennan, Mary C. Coulter.
Dorothy Darmody, Mary J. O'Reilly,
Mildred Brosnan and Frances Kreig.
The wedding of Miss Beulah Greer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William c..
Greer, SIG E. Twenty-First ST., and
Howard Sebring-Smith Of Steubenville,
Ohio, took place this morning at the
Central Methodist Church, the Rev.
Orien W. F1fer officiating. Mrs.
Hazel Heinger Lindsay, organist,
played bridal music. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebring- Smith will be
at home after Sept Is at Steubenville.
The bride was a member Of Delta Zeta
sorority at Miami University.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John Sebrng Smith Of
Cross Planes, Ind, and Miss Rennie
Sebring- Smith of Muncie, Ind.
Mrs Melvin L. Moon, 2402 n. Talbot
Ave-, returned today from Evansville,
Ind, where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. waltsf S. Greenough,
$50 E. Fall Creek EBlvd.. have re-
turned from Brazil, Ind.
49,
Miss Pearl Bemis. 444S Washing
ton Blvd, will return from North Da-
kota Saturday.
A color scheme Of green and white
was carried out in the use Of four
leaf clovers for the decorations at a
miscellaneous shower given Tuesday
night in honor Of Miss Minnie Arthur,
whose marriage to Roy Kistler will
take place in October. Miss Evalene
OrOVGT was nOSIeSSt Ine nome OF HeT
sister, Mrs. J. w. Goodman, 8 Wood
land DR.. The table at which the
guests were served was arranged with
a centerpiece of a white chariot hold
J, ing a miniature bride and groom,
drawn by butterfly. The gifts were
presented to the bride-elect in a large
basket covered with crepe paper four
leaf clovers. Covers were marked by
four-leaf clover place cards bearing
pictures Of Miss Arthur.
Musical selections were given by
Miss Arthur and Mrs. Jesse McWhir-
ter.
Miss Drover was assisted by Mrs.
Goldman and Mrs. George Buck.
The guests: Mesdames Lucy Spring
err Of Charlottesville; Earl Ferguson.
Henry Conner, JESSE McWhirter,, and
Misses Ruth Williams. Elizabeth Ru-
dolph, Elizabeth and Mary Arthur.
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, 1909 w.
Twenty-Sixth St, entertained Tues
day evening with a dinner-bridge in
honor Of the birthday of her daughter,
Miss Esther. Yellow and white were