The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-19

Activities
EN- TER ANN NTS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
T the home Of her parents. Mr..

4 - 1888 E. Thirty-Fifth St. Miss
Ruth Lowder Carmichael will become
the bride of Forest Garner ThOrne
Of Greensburg tonight. DR.. r. E.
Thorne will pronounce the ceremony e
Mrs. Louis Becovitz of BloOmin gton
will sing. She will be accompanied
by Miss Hilda Hostetter of Bloom
ington.
The bride viii wear a gown of
white Canton trimmed with irrides-
cents and will carry a brides bou-
quet of Ophelia roses and orchids.
After the wedding there will be an
informal reception. Mrs. Otis Carml-
chaeI will be assisted by Mrs. Parks
Harrison and Mrs. Emma Shinn.
The bride and bridegroom attended
Indiana University. The bride is a
member of Delta Gamma sorority ana
Mr.. Thorne of Beta Theta Pi. They
will leave Immediately for a wedding
Journey and viii be at home after
July / at 1915 y. Pennsylvania St.
Out-of-town guests for the wedding
are Mrs. James Lowder of Blooming
ton. DR. and Mrs r. Z. Thorne and
family of GreensDurg, DIR. and Mrs.
Prosser Clark Of C1arksburg. Mrs.
Peter Garner of Milford. Ill; the
Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Thorne of Mitch
ell. Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. John Cravens
ard Miss Ruth Cravens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Becovitz, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L.
FeItus, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Sew
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth c. May
and Misses Julia Mooney. Mary Blair.
Ruth McNutt. Josephine Hail. Katie
rlne Hall, Bertha Wohfeld. Ruth
Orchard and Hilda Hostetter. all OF
Bloomington.
Nj Addison Dunn tonight at the
AFA home Of her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Espo. 1906 Central Ave.
Miss Marguerite Dunn will be maid of
honor and Burton NJ. Mitchell best
man. Mrs. 0. F. Shattuck. accompa-
MED by Pasquan Montani harpist, will
sing. The Rev. Thomas r. White will
of1ciate.
The bride viii wear her travelling
suit Of sand colored twill and hat to
match. Her flowers will he butterfly
roses and valley lilies and she will wear
real orange blossoms in her hair. Miss
Dunn will wear an afternoon frock of
sand color and carry corsage Of
sweet peas and butterfly roses.
Tall cathedral candles and palms
and smilax and pink roses will form
the decorations for a pretty wedding
at the home Of Charles Seidensticker,
1881 n. Alabama St tonight. when
Miss Margaret Mast viii become the
bride Of DR.. Walker w. Kemper, Of
Sanders, Ky. DR.. F. S. c. Wicks will
officiate
The bridal procession viii approach
the altar down an aisle draped with
white satin ribbon and smilax. Miss
Mast will wear a gown Of white
georgette and silver with veil ar
ranged in g coronet with real orange
blossoms and will carry a shower
bouquet of white roses and HGes-of-the-
valley.
Mrs. Leroy Ford, matron-of.honor,
VIII wear an afternoon dress of orchid
georgette and silver and carry an arm
bouquet of pink sweet peas and roses
Miss Dorothy Mast. maid-of-honor.
VIII wear orchid organdie and satin
and carry a shower bouquet of pink
roses and orchid sweetpeas. Miss
-DoTothea Tall and Miss Ivy Sollen-
ger, bridesmaids, viii wear lace
trimmed orchid georgette and carry
ann bouquets. Little Miss Seanne
Stearns. flower girl, will wear pink
crgandie.
DR.. J. H Kemper, brother of the
bridegroom. will be best man. Ushers
viii be William Outlet. Hugh Car
penter and Edward Carpenter.
Pasquan Montani will play during
the ceremony and the reception and
dance which will follow.
Out-of-town guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
s, F. Pasco. Mrs. Eli Elizabeth lilly,
Mr.. James Eschelmann, all of Green
field. and Mrs. Henry Scholler. Los
Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. Kemper will be at
home after May 30. at Sanders. Ky.
HRS. Claude Davidson entertained
al two tables Of 500 and a miscel-
laneous shower this afternoon at her
summer cottage at Terrace Beach In
honor Of Miss Josephine Wood. whose
marriage to Russell Holler will take
place Saturday. May 20
The guests: Misses Dorothy
Rhoades. Margaret KeIlenbach, Mil
dred oblinger, Gladys Young IND