The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

MID a prOfusion of flowers and
q palms and baskets of poin-
settias which decorated the
First Congregational Church Thurs
day night. Miss Marianne Holmes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ.
Holmes, became the bride of George
Madison Haas of Mobile. Ala The
Rev. Harry G. Hill officiated.
Miss Winifred Hazelwood, cellist,
and Miss Ella Schroeder. violinist ac-
companied by Mrs. S. K. Ruick, or
ganist, played the bridal music.
Mrs. William Donovan Evans, ma
iron of honor, was gowned In jade
brocaded velvet with a drape at the
side of the skirt caught with a rhine
stone buckle and wore a corsage of
red roses and violets. Misses Emma
Elizabeth and Lucille Haas, sisters of
the bridegroom, were bridesmaids and
We're beautifully gowned in orchid and
turquoise velvet trimmed with rhine
stones and white fur. Miss Fernetta
Mullins and Miss Louise wager, the
ether bridesmaids. were lovely in
gowns Of peach color and tangerine
velvet. Attendants carried arm bOu-
quets of Columbia roses.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a gown of
white chiffon velvet trimmed with
rninestones and white fur and lace.
Her veil was arranged in cap style
and caught with a coronet of pearls,
and her bouquet was a shower Of
white roses and valley lilies.
Roger Davis was best man and
ushers were Phillip Satterthwaite, OF
Detroit; Horace Holmes, brother of
the bride, Paul Storrs and William
Donovan Evans.
4 reception was held at the Won
ans Department Club Immediately
after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mr.
Holmes Will take a wedding trip in
the South returning to Mobile. Ala.
after Jan. Is. to make their home.
sss
Miss Dorothy Smith. whose mar
rage to Rex Young Of Dallas, Texas,
viii take place Dec. 81, was the honor
guest Thursday afternoon at pretty
luncheon bridge Of three tables and a
miscellaneous shower given by Mrs.
Chester Miller, 3116 Park Ave Bas-
kets Of pink and white carnations car
ried out the brides color scheme and
place cards in Christmas design
marked covers for twelve.
The gifts were presented on the din
ing room table around a miniature
bride and groom.
The guests were: Mesdames Edward
Lied. H. z. Smith, l. r. Whiting.
Frank G. Perry, James Hobart, John
Brady. Misses Amy Irene and Helen
COssett Smith, Lindabelle Thompson,
Florence Kestler and Irene Gernon.
The COreopsis Club entertained
Thursday with a Christmas luncheon
at the Spink-Arms. Covers for twelve
We're marked with Christmas greet
ing cards. The table was prettily
decorated with red candles in silver
/ holders and a center decoration OF
/ holly and Christmas grenery.
A program was arranged by the
T following committee: Mesdames 7. E.
Nowrey. Joseph Allen. Joseph Stair.
John Reupier. The guests included
+ A1esdames Carl Burton, Burton Be
/ vile. Frank Picard, John Roupier,
Paul S. Robinson. Roy Martin. Ed
/ Carver. Samuel McGaughey, Frank
I Castor and I. E. AIowrey.
Miss Margaret DOnnan Of Short
ridge High School. reviewed three late
+ books at the meeting of the business
+ and professional women's section OF
the Womans Department Club Thurs
day night at their regular supper
meeting at the clubhouse.
The books which Miss Donnan
E,I on were The Doves Nest, "
katherine Mansfield, late English au-
."o-esS- a biographical sketch, Dam
aged Souls" Gamaliel Bradford; Ar
1. 8aluett's latest novel, "Racey-
steps"
2. anderson read a paper on
Encation in Indiana" before
iJ.Un. led by Miss Lucy Elliott.
.n- Den Zare Christmas dance viii
.- ..eld Christmas night at the Ath-
eua-Um