The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-20

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
II ISIS DOROTHY DARMODY, 8
lMI Hampton Court, entertained
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eOn-bridge in honor of Miss Mary
Janet O'Reilly, who is to marry
Charles Jerome Murphy next month.
The brides colors, rose and blue, were
used in the decorations and appoint
ments.
On the bridal table was a low blue
bowl of pink roses and rose tapers
IN old blue in q IS lighted the table
The smaller tables were decorated
with pink and blue flowers IN crystal
folders with blue tUlle. Covers for
wenty-one were marked with dainty
nlace cards in the shape of hearts
with bridal design. Rose nut cups
decorated with tiny brides were the
favors. The tallies were blue and
white with brides painted on the
front.
The guests: Mesdames George
Potts, James Hobart, Annis Legg,
John Robinson, Ellsworth Neal, Mi
riam Smith and Hubbard Hathaway,
and Misses Mary Katherine Coulter,
Louise O'Reilly, Helen Spring, Hope
Sherman. Betty Frosch, Louise Wood
bridge. Zilla Crosse. Dorothy Smith,
June Davis. Virginia and Marie
Fields.
Miss Alma sickler. 22O E. Eleventh
St, entertained the membership COM
mittee of the Indianapolis League Of
Women Voters this afternoon with a
tea. She was assisted by Mrs. Allen
T. Fleming. The rooms were attrac-
tiveyl arranged with baskets of fall
daisies and Japanese clematis.
The home of Mrs. Robert Graham,
910 E. Fortieth ST., was prettily ar
ranged with baskets Of tea roses and
lighted with pink tapers in crystal
holders this afternoon when she en-
tertained with four tables of bridge
in honor Of Mrs. Wesley Hay Smith OF
Prescott, Ariz.
The guests: Mesdames CoIdin Dun
bar, George Roth. Thomas Grinsdale,
H. P. Lyman, Z. B. Neal, f. R. Kim
mel, Gerbert Grimes, Clarence Zintel.
Alvin Iske, Arthur Pearson, Karl
Boelter, and Cyril Gooding.
the Free Kindergarten and Children's
Aid Society it was decided to have
the annual charity ball on Nov. 80.
Misses Mildred Miller and Estelle
Cartwright will entertain this eve
ming with a personal shower at the
home Of Miss Miller's aunt, Mrs. Jay
B. McElwaine, 416 E. Seventeenth ST.,
in honor of Miss Ruth Marie Miller,
whose marriage to Albert Stedtfeld
will take place in October.
\ color scheme of pink and orchid
will be used in the decorations and
appointments. Basket of pink and
= orchid fall roses will be arranged
throughout the room and the favors
. Will be candy corsages in those col
ors.
The guests: Misses Gertrude Metz
ger, Helena Wanner, Lottie Oster-
meyer, Mary and Maude Miner, Wini-
fred Browne. Cecil Frye, June Miller
zelda Schobe, and Mesdames Leigh
FELTON,, Ted Campbell, Fred Fitchy,
Clarence Stedtfeld, Louis Schneider,
Otis Gulley, Richard Merriken and
Paul Postal
The hostesses will be assisted by
Mrs. Jay B. McElwaine and Mrs. Ira
Miller.
At a pretty ceremony at the First
Friends Church Wednesday evening
Miss Ellen Dallas Woody. daughter
of Mrs. Ladye K. Woody, 1851 Central
Ave, became the bride of Ralph Ed
ward Packham of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
Rev. Willard o. Trueblood officiating.
Miss Kathryn Mead, organist, played
the bridal music and a Pi Beta Phi an
them and accompanied Miss Hope
Bedford who sang II Love You
Truly and "At Dawning."
Miss Elizabeth Evans, maid of hon
or, wore a gown of turquoise blue
single gold rose. Miss Ruth Orchard,
Of Bloomington, a bridesmaid, wore
pale yellow georgette and a bandeau
OF gold cloth on her hair. Miss Laura
Barrett, bridesmaid, wore a gown Of
orchid chiffon over jade green trimmed
with rows Of ecru lace and silver
bandeau caught at the sides with flow
ers. Each of the attendants carried
arm bouquets Of Ophelia roses tied
with chiffon to match their gowns.
The little flower girl, Clara Jane Hick-
man, dressed in a frock Of white net
over silver cloth scattered rose petals
before the bride
The bride entered on the arm of
her brother, Orla Atmore Woody She
was lovely in a gown Of white
georgette heavily beaded in the front
and back panels. She wore the bridal
ve1l Of Mrs. Earl Robinson. a recent
bride, which was made with a court
train and trimmed with duchess lace
and carried the handkerchief Of rose
point lace her mother had carried at
her own wedding. Her bouquet was
a shower of roses and valley lilies.
DR.. Ashley A. Pielemier of Vim
cennes was best man and Thomas
Woody Evans and Edward L. Cadou
were ushers.
A reception was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher B. Evans. 1924
n. New Jersey ST. Mrs. Peckham
was member of the Indiana chapter
Of Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and Mr..
Peckham, whom was a graduate Of
Indiana University. was a member Of
Kappa Sigma fraternity. They will
be at home after Oct. 10. at 1852
Maeburn road, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Ramona BeTtran, daughter Of
Mrs. Stella Bertram, 4594 Washington
Blvd bacane the bride of Alfred 9