The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-19
Social
Activities
E N T E r T AIN ME- NTE
WEDDINGS BETROTHALs

"a EISS MAGARET EVANS, 3434
M Washington Blvd, was hostess
today for pretty luncheon at
the Woodstock Country Club in honor
of Miss Hilda Kirkman who is to mar
ry Harold Bertram West, June %.
Covers for eleven guests were marked
with little boutonniere nr roses and
sweet peas and that Of the bride-eIect
was marked with a large corsage of
roses and sweet peas.
The guests included, besides Miss
Kirkman and Miss Evans Mesdames
Isadore Rush, Robert Evans, Perry
Lesh, Benjamin Johnson and J. T.
Cartwright and Misses Gertrude West,
Syracuse. N. Y, Edith Evans, Jeanette
Benedict.
A BRIDAL dinner will be given
~ tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lauter at the Spink-Arms
Hotel in honor of their daughter Ell
freda and John NJ. Caylor whose. we'd
ding will take place Wednesday eve
ming. Covers for fourteen will be
laid for the bridal party, which will
include Miss Dorothy Lee, maid of
honor. Miss Virginia Caylor of Mobiles
Vile, and Misses Helen and Minna
Margaret Lauter, bridesmaids: Lois
Virginia Lauter, flower girl; Herbert
Spencer, best man; Roland Nochols,
Edwin Whitaker and Herman Lauter,
ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Caylor.
parents of the bridegroom will be
guests.
A rainbow color scheme will be car
ried out i nthe appointments and dec
Rrations.
y The wedding viii take place at the
All Souls Unitarian Church, the Rev.
F. S. c. Wicks officiating.
In celebration Of their one hun
dredth week in Indianapolis the Stuart
Walker players gave excerpts from
their productions at the luncheon on
Monday given by the Womens Rotary
Club at the Riley room OF the Clay
pool. More than two hundred reser-
vations were made and timetables were
arranged with peonies. daisies and
balloons in the club colors. In OBJ
sevance of Flag week the guests
rose for a sanitation of the flag. Mrs.
Myra Richards. president for two
years, gave a brief resume Of the
work of the club in the past four
years. The Orloff Trio. accompanied
George Somnes in his presentation of
the Book of Job"
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Miss Hilda Kirkman, whose wedding
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place Saturday, was the guest Of
honor at a clever party Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Naylor.
729 E Forty Eeighth St. The house
was a bower of roses and June flow
ers. One end Of the living room was
banked with ferns and flowers to
form a beautiful altar before which
was performed an elaborate mock
wedding ceremony.
Those who took part in the affair
were members of the Sunday school
class of Mrs. Samuel Artman of the
Third Christian Church. The wedding
march was played by Miss Florence
Waldron. Mrs. Rosaline Higman and
Misses Delva Corbin and Esther Keep
$pel and Mrs. Tressa Goodman. ush-
ers. led the party to the altar. They
were followed by the minister" Mrs.
Araman.
The flower girls were Misses Doro-
thy Hamilton and Martha Higman,
wearing wreaths Of roses and CARR
ing baskets of pink and white roses
Mrs. Paul Beam, dressed in pink ckif-
fon, made q beautiful ring bearer.
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Miss Eula Zwickler was a lovely
bride" in which tulle dress and veil
and brides bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Merle Gerhart took the part of
the bridegroom. attended by Miss
Mamie Telske. best man"
The brides" attendants were Miss
Gail HartseI. matron Of honor. and
bridesmaids. Misses Elmira Davis and
Mary DUNCAN in white and pink silk.
Miss Bertha Waldron. as father of the
bride" gave the bride" away. Mrs
Bertha Tilton acted as the brides
mother. During the ceremony Miss
Irma Waldvogel played for Mrs. Sam
Uel G. Patterson to sing Il Love You
Truly" and "Oh Promise Ne"
Mrs. Altman wrote the ceremony
and Miss Hazel Fesler was in charge
Of the arrangements. The lees were
nodded in the shape Of hearts and
wedding bells and all the appointments
were carried out in the color scheme
OF pink and white.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Mather. 1865 Julian Ave, was the
scene of a quiet wedding Saturday at
high noon when Miss Christine Grae-
= ger became the bride of Horace Mid
k3kiff. The house was beautifully ar
Sranged with palms and yellow and
white daisies. Mrs. Mather played
Lohengrin's wedding March" The
archway in the living room was
banked with palms and daisies to
form the altar for the ceremony.