The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-11
SOCIAL
Activities
NTE TAIN ME- Mt s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

whose marriage TO William Arthur
Gale will take place Oct, 20 at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The
brides colors, peach. melon and jade,
VIII be carried out in the decorations
and appointments. The guests will
hem towels and during the evening
Mrs. Sato Neff, in Russian costume,
will present group of Russian selec-
tions on a piano-accordion.
Miss Oblinger has chosen as her at
tendants her sisters, Miss Dorothy and
Miss Clara Oblinger, bridesmaids; little
Dorothy Thoma of Chicago, a niece OF
the bridegroom, will be flower girl.
Don Ricketts, viii be best man and
L. Frank Morgan and e. r. Mccoy
viii be ushers. Little Gordon Griffin,
Jr., will be the ring bearer.
A beautiful wedding ceremony took
place this morning at Our Lady OF
Iourds Church when Miss Anna Jose
phine Kerr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Kerr. 1902 E. Michigan St, and
Frederick Haunss, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Haunss, were united
In marriage with the Rev. Father
Smith officiating.
Before the ceremony 1.-THE Sweetest
Story Ever Told was played by
David Lawler, violinist, accompanied
by Miss Marie Moore. organist. The
Lohengrin Wedding March was
played at the entrance Of the bridal
party. "Oh Promise Me-" at Love You
Truly" and Ave Maria" were sung
by Miss Mary Moran and Mr.. Bernard
WINNER.
Little Betty Ann Fox. flower girl,
was daintily dressed in a frock of
orchid georgette trimmed in rosebuds
and carried basket of rose petals.
Miss Mamie Kerr. sister Of the
bride. maid of honor. wore a becom-
ing gown OF yellow georgette trimmed
in silver with hat to match, she
carried an arm bouquet of Columbia
roses tied with silver tulle. Miss
The bride was lovely in a white
satin crepe gown beaded in crystal
and a tulle veil arranged in cap
fashion with a pearl bandeau and
orange blossoms, she carried a shower
bouquet Of Ophelia roses and Valley
Lilies.
Frank Curran was best man and
DR.. Edgar J. Cain of South Bend and
Edward Stuckmeyer, acted as ushers.
Following the wedding ceremony
breakfast was served at the Lincoln
Hotel, covers were laid for thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haunss, Jr. have left
on a wedding trip to Chicago, the
bride wearing a blue poiret twill suit
with small rust colored hat and ac-
cessories to match, and will be at
home after Oct. 81. at the Gladstone
Apartments.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Reddick, AIS Bosart Ave, viii be the
scene tonight Of a simple wedding
ceremony when Mrs. Reddick's sister,
Miss Lena Seicrest Of Fl. Collins.
Colo. will become the bride of NJ. EN-
DRY Watts of Delta, Colo The Rev.
W. L. Ewing will read the ceremony
before a few friends and the inmedi-
ate families. Mrs. L. S. Wallace of
Terre Haute. pianist, will play the
bridal music.
The house will be decorated with
baskets of blue and gold fall flowers.
The bride will wear gown of muffin
color Spanish lace over blue satin and
a corsage Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses.
After short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Watts win be at home at Delta,
Colo.
out-of-town guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Wallace of Terre Haute,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Porter and
frank Williams of Greenfield.
At a luncheon Friday to be given
by the League of Women Voters at
the Chamber Of Commerce Miss May
Louise Shipp will talk on the 'rwfl-
Jamestown Experiment Miss Mary
B. Orviss, secretary of the Indiana
University extension division, win
give short talk on her Impressions
Of Europe while there during the past
summer. Mrs. e. T. Burnett, chair
man Of the hospitality committee, win
be IN charge Of the luncheon. assist
ed by members Of the board of direc-
tors
Directors of the Metropolitan
School of Music, Mrs. Flora NJ. Hunt
er. Edward Nell, Leslie e. Peck and
Hugh McGibeny. entertained with
dinner at the school Wednesday night.
Guests were members of the faculty.
yThe dining hall was attractively dec
Grated in autumn colors. A short
program was given by Miss Fay Hell
Ter. dramatic reader; Miss Ruth Ella
Fillmore, violinist, and Miss Frieda
Heider. soprano.
Guests: Mesdames Mary e. Will
hite, Arthur G. Monninger, Nora
Beaver, Allie Frances Eggleston, Luz
ellie Northumberland and Misses
Grace Hutchings, Helen Louise Quig,
Frieda Heider, Geraldine Trotter,
Leone Kinder, Frances Anne Wish
ard. Ladra Doerf1in. Ida Belle
sweenie, Lulu Brown, Ella Schro-
der. Gertrude Hacker. Frances BeilS,
Fay Heller, Helen Sarfor, Bernice
Van Sickle and Adolph H Schell-
chmidt, H Otis Pruitt, Cecil r.
Thomas. Franklin N Taylor, Arthur
G. Monninger, Arthur ]. Beriault,
Earle Howe Jones, Tull E. Brown and
Henry Marshall.
Miss Hazel Miller, whose marriage
to Earl Wagner win take place FRI
day. was the honor guest today at
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