The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-13

= KISS JULIA REYER, daughter
M Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
ASA Reyer, 2064 Central Ave, was
welded to Albert F. Brennan Of Chi
oago Tuesday evening at the home
Of the brides parents. the Rev. F.
s. c. Wicks officiating. assisted by
the Rev. Allan B. Philputt A trio
consisting of Mrs. Frank H Weber,
Miss Euba White and Miss Florence
69eup played bridal music before the
ceremony and Mrs. John L. Elliott
sang. Those taking part in the n1u-
steal program are members Of Mu Phi
Epsilon sorority. of which Miss Reyer
is also a member.
Miss Elsa Reyer, sister Of the bride.
of orchid geogrette and Chantilly lace
and carried an arm bouquet Of Column
bia roses and delphintum. Edward
Brennan. brother of the bridegroom.
was best man. The bridal party was
lea to the altar by the little flower
girl, Miss Jane Brennan, dressed in
a pink organdie frock and carrying
the ring in a basket Of flowers.
The bride, entering on the arm of
her father. was lovely in a gown of
white Canton crepe with crystal beads
and tulle veil arranged with a band
of orange blossoms. She wore the
gift of the bridegroom, a platinum
and diamond bar pin.
a reception following the ceremony
was held by the brides mother, as
sisted by Mesdames Charles Fitch.
Dumont Cardwell. Helen Brown and
Misses Meta. Ballman, Helen Thorn
ton, Annette Hedges, Helen Upton,
Emma and Helen Doeppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan will be at
home after July Is at 1888 Kenwood
Ave.
One of the well-known young women
among the college circles OF this city,
Miss Francis Adams. daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick Adams, 1927 n. Talbot
Ave. became the bride of Francis Nc
Kane Boyer Of Terre Haute, Tuesday
fternoon at one of the prettiest we'd
4hings Of the season. Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt. haTpist, played the
bridal music, and Kappa Lady, s.
Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi and dur
ing the ceremony played MacDowell's
ito Wild Rose"
Miss Helen Cox. maid Of honor. was
lovely in a gown of peachblossom
georgette and garden hat and carried
Aaron Ward roses. Miss Mary Kelly
Of Chicago was bridesmaid and wore
yellow georgette with hat TO match
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bride wore a gown of orchid geor.
gette and silver cloth and hat to
match. and carried an arm bouquet
Of Aaron Ward roses. Joseph McKeen
of Terre Haute was best man.
There was a reception Immediately
following the ceremony.
The bride is a member Of Kappa
Gamma from Indiana University and
the groom is a member Of the Sig
ma Chi chapter Of Indiana University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer have gone on a
motor trip north and will be at home
at Terre Haute after Sept. 1.
The home of Mrs. George F'romm
oil Park Ave. was beautifully deco
rated with roses and peonies and June
flowers in rainbow colors Tuesday eve
ming for a dinner-bridge and shower in
honor OF Miss Helen Belle Mclean,
whose marriage to Dale Hodges of An
derson. viii take place June q. The
guests were seated at six small tables
lighted with different colored tapers
With the last course the guests re-
ceived tiny colonial wrist bouquets Of
~npink rose buds tied with rainbow
aolored ribbons.
The brlde-eleCt was presented With a
set of sterling silver teaspoons. Dur
ing the evening the guests played
bridge. Mrs. Fromm was assisted by
her daughter, Miss Ruth Fromm. and
Mrs. James Sutherland and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jane Suther-
land.
The guests: Misses Mary Evelyn
Riley, Anna c. Gardner, Dorothy
Wright. Grace Hackleman. Betty
Brubaker, Anne Moorehead. Irene
Seuel, Dorothea Reissner, Martha Up
degraff. Betty Berterman, Jessica
Brown. Helen Haight, Pauline Holmes,
Helen Meyers. Lucille Hodges. Mildred
Brosnan. Mary Patia Carver, Sarah
Rodecker. Mildred Benton. Avanelle
Thorpe. Gertrude Dithmer and Mar
jorie Binford of Greenfield.
Mrs. Harry L. Fidler and son. Fred
1921 Central Ave. are leaving Thurs
day for Los Angeles. Cal. where they
will visit Mr.. Elders sister. Mrs.
Harry santer, Of Hollywood, for the
summer.
The seven seniors Of Gamma Chap.
ter of Kappa Alpha Theta were the
guests Of Mrs. Walter Krull this af.
ternoon at a theater party at the
Murat After he heaer parry they
wen to the home of Hilon u Brown,
where they will be the guests at a
dinner party and dance.
Miss Martha Steele and Miss A1arsa-
ret James entertained this afternoon
ezat the home of Miss Steele. S37 North
Burlington Ave. in honor of Miss Helen
Belle Mclean, a bride-elect. with a
miscellaneous shower and bridge
party. Spring flowers made a beauti-
full background for the guests. The
gifts were presented on a line en-
twined with roses and extended across
the room. The hostesses were assist
ed by Mrs. F. P. Steele and Mrs. T. W.
Mclean. The guests were Misses