The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-31


I6 and a few friends this morn
- ing in the Italian Room of the
Lincoln, Miss Minnie Arthur, daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Arthur. 1402
College Ave, became the bride of Roy
E. Kistler of San Francisco, Cal
The Rev. Harry Graham read the
ceremony.
The brides sister, Miss Mary
Arthur, was her only attendant. She
wore gown of taupe brocade chiffon
with large black velvet hat and a
corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses
and violets. L. B. Johnson was best
man. The bride was gowned in
mountain haze beaded georgette with
2 a white hat and carried a colonial
bouquet of brides roses and valley
lilies.
Following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served in the Lincoln
Room. Covers for thirty-six We're
laid at the table, for which the center
piece was large wedding cake
surrounded with orchid chrysan-
thsmuGns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kistler left immediate
~ on a motor trip to San Francisco,
where they will make their home
They will be at home at 143 Forest
Side Ave. after Jen. 1.
Mrs. Leona Hoffmeyer, 610 n. Ia
coma Ave, entertained the members
Of Catherine Merrill Tent No. g.,
Daughters of Veterans, this afternoon
with a Halloween party. Honored
guests were the G. A. R. Veterans.
The rooms were arranged with bas-
kets of bittersweet and pumpkin lam
vors. Forty guests took part in Hal
loween games ard contests during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Hoffmeyer assisted the
hostess.
The home of Mrs. Roger Schaub,
3944 n. Capitol Ave, was the scene
today of d pretty luncheon bridge in
honor of Mrs w. II. Schaub. a recent
bride, and her house guests, includ-
ing her mother, Mrs. Clara Wouters;
Mrs. Harold Lippert, ST. Louis, Mo-.
and Mrs. C. z. Thistlethwaite, De-
catur, Ill.
Covers for twelve We're laid at one
table with a centerpiece OF yellow
chrysanthemums and bittersweet. The
table decorations were black cats,
owls and witches, which were the IA.
vors
Other guests We're Mesdames Clar-
ence ZinteI, Mehler McVey, Walter
Rogers, Kirk Hershland. Carl Winkler,
e. P. Marmon and z. K. Golf.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs
William Schaub.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sehaub are at home
vania st.
The Seventh District Republican
Woman's Club will meet Thursday for
a bi-monthly luncheon at the Column
bia Club. Charles w. Jewett will be
the speaker.
Mrs. W. W. McCrea. 1852 n. Illinois
St.. was the hostess today for. the first
guest day Of the Inter Nos Club. Mrs.
o. M. Pittenger. newly elected presi-
dent of the Indiana Federation of
Women's Clubs, was the honor guest.
Cornstalks, pumpkins, and bittersweet
formed the decorations and Halloween
effects were used throughout the
rooms Each member present had an
invited guest.
The program consisted Of a report
from the state federation convention
by Mrs. Pittenger, and a paper,
browning, the Man, by Mrs. B. J..
Burris.
Assistant hostesses for the affair
were Mesdames P. B. Sullivan, ]. H.
Rucl, Ralph w. Douglass. Francis
Hill. Oren Hack. Harry E. Wood, H.
G.. Alexander, Hannar Wilmoth, r. E.
Repass and ]. H. Moffett.
The Merrill Gossett Post, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. viii entertain with
card party at their hall, sO2 N. Per
shing Ave. Thursday evening.
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The George H. Harris American Le-
gion Post and Auxiliary will meet
Saturday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Richardson, 4124 z.
Michigan st. The post and auxiliary
were entertained Oct. 81 with a Hal
loween party at the home Of Mrs.
c. NJ Kyle and Mrs Iva Patterson,
s21 z. McCarty st.
Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, general
chairman for the Butler College
booth at the College Melting Pot Ba.
zaar at the Spink-Arms Nov. 1924
announces the following committees
TO be in charge Of the booth. Ar
rangement of booth, Mesdames St
Claire Perry. Chestina G. Mauzy
Walter Hubbard, Eugene H. Darrach
committee to make college rosettes
Mary Perry Clifford. Mrs. John
Wright. and Miss Julia Fish; selling
committee, Mesdames Everett Soho
field, Mansur B. Cakes. Carlos Rocker
John r. Wilson. Miss Julia Fish and
Miss Evelyn Butler; collection OF ar
ticles, Mesdames Scott Brewer, Frank
B. Fowler, Justus Paul, F. A. Carroll
publicity. Miss Julia Fish, Mrs. Walter
Kestler and Mrs. Walter Montgomery