The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

Activities
EN- TIE RT AIN ME- Mt s
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALs

A T pretty bridge party this
"A afternoon at her home, Mra.
n Frank Brubeck, 16 N. Irving
ton Ave, announced the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Frances, to
Truman Felt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward w Felt 81 N Irvington Ave.
Rainbow colors in pastel shades were
used in the decorations and appoint
ments. There were five tables OF
bridge for the following guests: Mes
DANES Paul Hancock. w. w. Menden-
hall, Herbert Barr. Howard Caldwell
and Misses Mary Stark OF Terre
Haute. Celeste Stevenson OF South
Bend, Genevieve Adams, Florence
Lupton, Elizabeth Matthews, Mar
garet James, Margaret Davidson.
Rachel Campbell. Mary Wilson.
Nellie Brewer. Ruth Phythian,
Iorothy Black, Elizabeth Kolmer,
Margaret Kellenback, and Mildred
and Louise Stockdale
The wedding will take place Sept. l.
Before the immediate families and
a few friends, at the Central Avenue
Methodist Church, this morning. Miss
Alma Sitason, daughter OF Samuel E.
Sitason of Cincinnati, o., was welded
to Neal H. Order Of Indianapolis.
The Rev. o. w. Fifer read tn ecere-
moTiy.
Miss Hazel H Lindsay organist,
played "Oh, Promise Me-" the Lohen-
grin bridal march, and during the
ceremony "At Dawning."
The bride was lovely in a gown of
gray Canton crepe with Milan hat to
match and a corsage Of Ophelia rose
buds, orchids and valley lilies. She
wore the gift OF the bridegroom, a
Phi Delta Theta pin set with pearls
and diamonds. The bridal couple left
Immediately for Quebec, from where
they will sail for Europe. They will
spend three months motoring in Eu-
rope, returning home Nov. l.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Sitason. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
C. Trinble and Samuel E. Sitason, all
of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Order both were stu
dents at DePauw University. Mrs.
Order was a member of Alpha Phi
Sorority and Mr.. Order of Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity.
" HE Daughters Of Isabella will
give a charity dance Monday
evening, July 9, in the new
Riverside Dance Palace. The dance
is one of series the Daughters will
give in connection with their annual
charity lawn festival to be held on
the grounds Of st. Elizabeth's Home
in Churchman Ave. Saturday after
noon and evening, July IA.
The arrangements committee for
the dance:
Misses Ruth BARLEY, Gertrude
BARLEY, Edna Buennagel, Alice Col
bert, Noreen Dundon, Mary Dohn,
Della Dugan, Mary Ann Fitzsimmons,
Hortense Glenn, Margaret Gallagher,
Margaret Garvey, Bernice Harring-
ton, Henrietta Houser, Helen Jackson.
Katherine Jehn, Bertha Kessler,
Laura Krebs, Catherine Lanahan,
Helen Leonard, Lenore Leonard, Mar
garet Monahan, Mary A Murphy,
Elizabeth Murphy. Lillian Murphy,
jean McHugh and Irene McAvoy.
Florence O'Connor, Statia O'Connell,
Helen O'Hara, Eva O'Hara, Marion
Ryan, lola Marie Rice, Kate Sullivan,
Helen Sullivan, Catherine Sullivan,
Amelia Schmalz. Mary Trenck, Emilia
Vanier, Alma Willett, Clara Willett,
Flora Willett, Mary White. Genevieye
White, Agnes Mahoney, Julia Shee-
han, Gertrude Murphy and Nell Sage.
Mesdames Margaret Ankenbrock,
Edward Ashbaugh. Edward Connell,
B. F., Costello. John Clancy, r. Fess-
ler, Catherine Mailman, Frank Kirk
of, Charles Kirkoff, Garrett Kirby,
Thomas Herman. Edward H. Trtmpe,
John Trenck, Mary Waldo and Rob-
ert T. Murphy.
The patrons and patrones;es will be:
Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Calland.