The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-05
SOCIAL
Activities
e N T E r r Al N ME- N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


Is to marry William Arthur Gale of
this city. Oct. 20, at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church Saturday after
noon Mrs. Harrison Marsh and Mrs.
Gordon Griffin win entertain with
a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Crit
fins home, 6202 College Ave. Mrs.
J. Turner Couchman will give bridge
party Friday afternoon, and a kitchen
shower win be given by Miss Merle
Gerhart Friday night. Miss Velma
Henry VIII entertain with linen
shower Oct Is and Mrs. G. S. F'itchey
viii entertain IN her honor Oct. Is.
Miss Harriet Kahler, daughter OF
William F. Kahler. lit Arsenal Ave-.
who Is to marry William Phillip Roth,
Oct IS, will be the honor guest to-
night at a theater party at Keith's
given by Mrs. Roy r. Hartz, 1908
Washington Blvd. The guests: Mrs.
James Hobart, Mrs. Victor Mccoy,
and Misses Fernetta Mullin, Betty
Burgess, Katherine Gould, Celestine
Donnelly, Dorothy Reynolds, Mary
Elizabeth HOLSTER and Eleanor Car
renter.
The Sewing Circle, Of which Miss
Kahler Is a member, entertained
Thursday night for her with bou-
doir shower at the home Of Miss Celes-
tine Donnelly. During the evening
the guests hemmed dust cloths in the
bridal colors, orchid and gold. Re
freshments were served at a table
which was lighted with yellow tapers
tied with orchid tulle and arranged
with a centerpIece Of lavender and
gold garden flowers.
Miss Fernetta Mullin, 1894 Park
Ave-. Will entertain in honor Of the
bride-elect Saturday afternoon.
A pretty luncheon-bridge and htch-
en- shower were given at the home OF
Mrs. Ralph .Knode, 3640 Washington
Blvd, in honor of Miss Dorothy Test,
whose marriage to Walter H Hiatt
viii take place Oct. 16. Luncheon
was served at four small tables which
were decorated with baskets Of pink
and white roses. The guests: Mes
danes Donald NJ. Test, Skiles E. Test,
Edward Denges, E. H. Brown, A r.
smith, S. H Tompkins. Whitney
SpiegeI, John Boozer, William Mick.
G.. A. Pritchard, Rex Boyd. Llewellyn
johnson; and Misses Catherine Ken
ney and Marian Messick.
Miss Test was the honor guest
Thursday afternoon at a pretty mis-
eellaneous shower and tea given by
Mrs. E. H. Brown, and Miss Marian
Messick in the blue room Of the
Sphinx Arms, at which covers were
laid for thirty guests. Mrs. irving
Smith Of Cleveland, Ohio was an out
ef-town guest.
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday night at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank L. King, 65S n. Dear
born St., when their niece, Miss Helen
Trent, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Trent, became the bride of George
M. Class, son of Mrs. Alice Class, 1915
N. State Ave.
The Rev. Allan B. Philputt read the
ceremony before an altar Of ferns and
palms. Baskets of flowers in pastel
shades of peach, orchid and green, the
bridal colors, decorated the rooms.
Mrs. Ella Galloway, matron OF hon
. or, was gowned in pale green georg-
cite and carried an arm bouquet OF
Columbia roses. Miss Betty Spurgeon,
wearing orchid georgette, and Miss
Thelrna Burgess. peach georgette,
were bridesmaids The attendants
carried arm bouquets of roses and
wore head bands 20 match their
gowns. The little flower girls, Misses
Louise Kaufman and Clara May
Galloway, were dressed in white ruff
fled net over silk and carried French
flower baskets Of pink and white
roses.
Brice McQuillan was best man, and
Donald Bishop and Norman Wilson
were ushers.
The bride, who entered on the arm
of her brother, Ralph Trent, was
lovely in a gown of white Canton
crepe fashioned with bouffant skirt
of rufr1es and fitted bodice. Her veil
was arranged in cap style with ban
deau Of orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower banquet Of valley lilies
and white roses.
Miss Freida Hart played the bridal
music and accompanied Miss Clara
Conner, who sang Love Brings q
Little Gift of Roses" and Believe
Me II All Those Endearing Young
Charms"
After the ceremony there was an
informal reception at which the mem
bers Of Kappa Phi Delta sorority
assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Class have gone on a
motor trip In the East and will be
at home after Nov. 1 at Brookside
Blvd. and LaSalle st.
The home Of Mrs. David Ross
Haverstick Park, was beautifully deco
rated with a profusion Of garden
flowers this afternoon when she was
the hostess for the opening reception
of the season for the Seventh District
Federation Of women's Clubs. Large
baskets Of marigolds were arranged
In the dining room, which was lighted
with blue tapers in silver holders
Presiding in the dining room were
Mrs. Andrew Ross, Mrs. Hugh Ross
and Misses Julia Tutewiler, Eleanor
Taylor, Ruth Fifer, Genevieve Hays
Martha Zoercher. Margaret Montgom
cry, Frances McMath and Hester Ulen.
The living room was beautifully
arranged with blue delphinium and
deep red dahlias were arranged in the
sunroom.
The presidents of the eighty three