The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-03


lWll marriage to Walter Hiatt will
Ill occur Oct &c. was guest of
honor today at a charming luncheon
bridge and handkerchief shower given
by Mrs. G. A Pritchard, 1860 n. Me-
ridian st. Chrysanthemums deco
rated the rooms. A color scheme Of
rainbow shades was used in the has
kets of garden flowers which graced
the luncheon table in the sunroom at
which the guests were served. Cow
ers for twelve were marked with place
cards in horseshoe design.
The guests: Mesdames Skiles Test,
L. R. Johnson, E. II. Brown, Donald
Test, William Nick, Ralph Knode. E.
F. Rowe, Rex Boyd and Misses Ma
rian Messick and Katherine Turney.
Shades of yellow and gold were
used in the decorations for the bridge
and miscellaneous shower given this
afternoon by Mrs. James Morris Ed
N&xkis, Gladstone Apartments, in
r OF Miss Margaret Davidson
se marriage to Alfred Henry Case
take place Oct 10. The gifhts
presented by little Miss
Genevieve Adams, niece Of the
hostess. There Were four tables Of
bridge.
The. guests: Mesdames Mrs. James
Norman Bird, of Buffalo, N. Y, and
Misses Marie Field, Margaret VIII
1iams, Florence and Grace Hackle-
man, Meta Hilda Lieber, Madeline
Hine, Mildrede and Louise Stockdale.
Marjorie Davenport, Virginia Moor
head, Marjorie Hendren, and Edith
Hendren.
Mrs. Edwards was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. ]. w. Adams.
Mrs. Chester Bradford, 10 w. Six
teenth ST.. has issued invitations for
the marriage of her daughter. Hannah
Mary, to Roscoe Cameron Johnson,
Oct. II, at the Second Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Jeon S. Miner Off
c.1ting. Miss Ruby Claypool Bradford.
sister of the bride, has been chosen
maid of honor; Miss Elizabeth Clay
81 Hfllerary of Louisville, KY, and
ISIS Ernestine Elizabeth Bradford,
;desmaids, and Miss Anne Tenant.
Tower girl Howard Meeker will be
Isl AA1clAt INV ole1AAACyB 0dAAAOc
George. Rogers Hand George and
Harry Metzger will be ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony
there will be reception at the home
of the brides mother for the bridal
party and immediate relatives.
" wedding ceremony will take place
tonight at the home Of Mrs. Vincent
Keller, 10 Woodland Dr., when her
niece, Miss Ruth Thatcher, daughter
Of Mrs. E. c. Thatcher, will become
the bride Of Julian Barker, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. v. R. Barker, 1912 w.
Thirty Fourth st.
The Rev. ]. Ambrose Dunkle will
read the ceremony before an altar Of
palms and ferns and baskets of golden
rod and delphinium. Miss Julia Will
hAms will play the bridal music.
Miss Dorothea Crist OF Gosport,
Ind, will be the brides only attend
ant. She VIII wear a frock Of gold
taffeta and carry an arm bouquet Of
Sweetheart roses and delphinium.
The bride win wear silver cloth and
bandeau Of pearls in her hair. She
roses and valley lilies.
At the reception Mrs. Keller will
be assisted by the brides mother and
Misses, Ann and Betty Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker will be at
home after Dot. 10 at 307 w. Forty
Second ST.. Apt 6.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
opened the season today with a Presi-
dents Day luncheon at the Sphinx
Arms. At table arranged with a
centerpiece OF fall flowers, covers for
twenty were laid. Mrs. G. NJ. Sicily,
outgoing president. talked on Thus
Far Have We Come" and Mrs. Frank
Driver, incoming president, responded
with 1.-The Way Opens Up" Mrs. E.
Ia Thompson. club Bible teacher,
Aned the years work. Mrs R.
H Blake. OF Louisville, Ind. ac-
companied by Mrs. Ralph Ewell, also
Of Louisville. sang several numbers,
and Miss Marguerite earn, gave
readings.
Miss Victoria Montani, 3245 N.
Illinois St., has returned from New
York, where she has been studying
harp under A. f. Pinto, OF the New
York College OF Music.
Mrs. John T. Wheeler, 1851 ".