The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-21
SOCIAL
Activities
ENT RT A N NJ E n T s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Three small tables, at which the
guests were served, were arranged
with little baskets of garden flowers,
with butterflies poise don the handles.
The Monday afternoon section met
with Mrs. w. NJ. Batchelder, 1927 N.
Pennsylvania st. The evening Sec
ton met Monday night at the home
of Miss Sarah Birk. $3.50 Central Ave.
The Friday section win NEE this
week with Miss Betty Campbell, $500
Central Ave.
The Indianapolis Association Of Pi
Beta Phi is promoting regular bridge
parties for the benefit of the fund for
the Butler chapter house to be built
en- the new Fairview site The entire
association is divided into sections.
Mrs. Ellis B. Hall is general chair
man; Mrs. George Pittman, vice chair
man. Section chairmen: Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Clifford Wright; Mon
day night, Miss Margaret Kellen-
bach; Tuesday luncheon, Miss Ethel
Curryer; Wednesday luncheon. Mrs.
H. B. Trimble; Friday night, Miss
Dorothy Rhoades.
Marbleshead, Mass, are Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. E. Tenant and children, Richard
and Anne. 1917 N. New Jersey St.. and
Mrs. Theodore Griffith and her mother,
Mrs. William Wheelock.
Mr. and Mrs E S. Hall Kissimmee.
Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beeby
Of Chicago, will come Thursday to be
the weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis B. Hall, 2s41 N. Talbot Ave
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Shuttle
barger, 1866 Lawton Ave, announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Helen
Ruth. to Willard Shirley Aug. Is. Mr.
and Mrs. Shirley will make their home
temporarily with the brides parents
A pretty home wedding was per
formed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
H. w. Stewart, 2422 n. Delaware St,
Sunday evening, when Miss Nina
Burch became the bride of B. K.
Spear, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
J. Spear. 21O5 E. Washington st. The
ceremony was read by the Rev
James NJ. Eakins and bridal music
was sung by Miss Kathleen Ziegler
accompanied by Miss Josephine Nc
Dowe1l.
Mrs. Stewart was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Mildred GIL
more, of Newcastle; Miss Vera Ramey,
of Lafayette; Miss Edna Baier, Of
Remington, and Miss Wilma Rigsbee,
of Indianapolis. All the attendants
wore white and carried arm bouquets
of pink, white and lavender fall roses.
The little ring bearer, Lucille Stewart,
carried the ring in a basket of flowers.
Little Miss Martha Ann Hessner,
page, bore the brides train. Mr..
Stewart was best man.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by Timothy Harrison, wore
white shadow organdie, with tulle
veil arranged in cap style and held
in place with bandeau Of orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was a shower
of roses and valley lilies.
After a short wedding trip to
Turkey Run, Mr.. and Mrs. Spear will
make their home at 2422 n.
Delaware st.
s~s
Among the parties which will be
given for Miss Thelma Scott. who
will be married to Fred K. Van ArsdeI
Sept. 5, will be one Monday, Aug. 81.
by Misses Justine and Jane Pritchard,
1915 Broadway.
Mrs. Clarke E. Day, 1902 N. I'LL
nois St., will entertain with q lunch
con in her honor Thursday, Aug. 80.
Miss Betty Smith. 20S6 N. Meridian
St., will have a bridge party Sept. 1
and Mrs. Karl Kistner, Sept. 4.
Mrs. Claude Jones, 727 Fairfield
Ave, has returned from Amarillo,
Texas, where she visited her broth
ers, Paul and Lorin Driscol.
80
Miss Louise Wills, 1905 Central
Ave. will entertain next week with a
shower and bridge in honor of Miss
Mary Wheeler. whose marriage to
Charles Wells will take place Sept. 1.
Mrs. William P Taylor, 2425 N
Illinois ST.. has returned from Allan
tic City.
Miss Saran Brown, 3es9 Eugene ST.,
Will go late this week to Lafayette,
where she will teach this winter.
Miss Brown was graduated in domes-
tic science from Purdue University in
June.
Miss Avonelle Thorpe, 1868 Birch
wood Ave, has returned from a two
weeks trip to Yellowstone Park.
Miss Sarah Phelps Rodecker, 2034
n. Capitol Ave-, has returned from
Bloomington, where she attended In
diana University summer school.
Miss Roxie Marie Taylor, 400 W.
Twenty-Eighth St., has returned from
Moravia, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Matthews and
daughter, Betty. 3133 N. New Jersey
St., have returned from an extended
visit in the East.
Miss Betty Wallace Of Crawfords-