The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-30
SOCIAL
Activities
NTE RTA AIN NJ E N T
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
. AFTER a season of parties and

society's most popular college
girls, Miss Genevieve Adams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Adams, Al
Gladstone Apis, will become the bride
OF Morris Edwards, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Edwards, 1858 n. New Jer-
sey St., tonight with a pretty cere-
rnony at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarice Adams, So S. Irvington Ave.
The Rev. Joseph Armistead, assist
ed by the Rev. Lewis Brown, Will off,
ciate.
The attendants will be Miss Minnie
Adams, sister of the bride, maid of
honor; Miss Sarah Jane Hunter and
Miss Marjorie Hendren. bridesmaids;
flower girl, Miss Mary katherine
Adams; ribbon bearers, little Misses
Margaret and Dorothy Adams, nieces
of the bride, Mary Hoover, and Eliza
beth Hoover. Gordon Cummings
will be best man.
Miss Helen Smith. pianist, will &C
company Mrs. Roy MetZger Of Leb-
anon, who will sing bridal music.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception will be held at which the fol-
lowing young women will assist: Miss
es Nellie Brewer, Louise Pittman,
Frances Brubeck, Louise Strickland,
Louise Stockdale, Katherine Phillips,
Gwendolyn Dory, Madeline Hines and
Margaret Davidson.
Miss Adams is a member of the But
Ter College chapter Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. while Mr.. Edwards
is a graduate of Wabash College, where
he was a member of Sigma Chi fra
ternity.
Out-of-town guests will be Mrs. G. H.
Hendren of Bloomfield and Mrs. Frank
Adams of Allendale. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hirst, 523 E.
F1fty-First St, will entertain tonight
with a dinner party at the Spink-Arms
In honor of Miss Mary Wheeler and
Charles E. Wells. who are to be mar
RED Saturday Cover for ten will be
laid at a table arranged with a cen
terpiece of Opheha roses and babies
breath. Pink tapers in crystal hold
ers will light the table. The guests
will be entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Hirst during the eve
ming. There will be two tables of
bridge. Miss Harriet Rawles will be
an out-of-town guest
Miss Louise Wills. 2S06 Central
Ave, entertained this afternoon for
Miss Wheeler with a prettily ap-
pointed linen shower and bridge party.
The gifts were presented in large
pink crepe paper rose. The table at
which the guests were served was
arranged with pink sweet peas. Four
tables of bridge were used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Mansfield en-
tertained for Miss Wheeler and Mr..
Wells Wednesday night with a din
ner party at the Spink-Arms.
sss
Miss Mary Janet O'Reilly, whose
marriage TO Charles Jerome Murphy
will take place some time in October,
was the honor guest this afternoon
az a clever kitchen shower and bridge
party given by Mrs. Walter Davis
Baker, 1913 Park Ave.
The sun room was converted into
a pretty kitchen where the honor
guest was led to receive the gifts.
There were eight tables Of bridge
ut-of-town guests: Miss Jane Duane.
Cincinnati; Miss Wilma Strawn,
Xenia, Ohio; Miss Betty Steckler,
Evansville; Miss Maxine Renbush.
Shelbyville. and Miss Ann O'Connell,
Holyolxe. Mass.
Mrs. Baker was assisted by Mes
danes E. ]. OReilly. C. A. O'Connor,
F. K Murphy and Alfred F. Potts.
Delegates of the Hamilton-Berry
chapter Of the Service Star Legion to
the national convention at Pittsburgh
Oct. 1-6 are: Mrs Myron Williams
and Mrs. Herman Munk; alternates,
Mrs. William Hayes and Mrs. George
Splegel Other members who will at
tend the convention are Mesdames
Bruce Maxwell, Frank Nessier and
r e. Remington.
Elected to attend the State con-
vention at Michigan City Oct. IT and
Is were Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, Myron
Williams, F. w. Crist, D. D. Jordan
and George Spiegel. Alternstes are
Mesdames o. E. Green, nellie p. Win
nings, n. L. Waterbury, Boyd Tenn
pleton and o. L. Watkins.
Miss Margaret Shouse, 1925 n. New
Jersey, entertained Wednesday after
noon with three tables bridge in
honor Of her house guest, Miss Ed
wilma Getty, of FIT. Wayne, Ind. The
rooms were decorated with pink roses.
Miss Eleanor Munro and Miss Lois
Cheney entertained this afternoon at
the home Of Miss Munro. 2437 N.
Meridian ST., with a bridge party in
honor Of Miss Esther Hirst, whose
wedding to Forrest L. Haines will take
place in September. The guests played
bridge at three tables. The tables
were lighted with pink and white
candles and bore little baskets Of
flowers.
The guests: Mesdames Edgar
Carter, c. B. Durham, o. H. Hersh-
man, Clifford Miller, Donald Rub, S.
Douglas Bash, Ray Milburn, Thomas
Richardson, Claude Ewing. Forest
Thorne, Mark Hamer, Edwin Brack
EFT, Miss Florablle Lynch and Miss
Julia Rockford.
The hostesses were assisted by their
mothers, Mrs. George Cheney and
Mrs David Munro.
Miss Barbara Fischer, 426 Arsnal
Ave, will entertain tonight with a
dinner and theater party at the Murat
in honor of her house guests, Miss
Roberta Powell and Miss Mildred Bert
of Anderson
Miss louise Knarzer. 1414 Marlowe