The Indianapolis times., 1923-09-07
SOCIAL
ActiUities
MT E AIN NMEN s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALs

of Miss Helen Lentz, 1926 Tai
bott St, whose marriage to Eugene
P. Saltmarsh will take place this
month The bridal colors, burnt or
ange and amber will be used in the
decorations Clusters of bittersweet
will decorate the rooms.
The guests: Mesdames c. G. Berry,
Robert Bragg, Harry Henkle, Paul
Koebler, Frederick Busch, Don Smith,
Harry Maley, Edward West, and
Misses Helen Bade. Gradys Theone
Hays. Marie Jones, Katherine Myers,
Vivian MsDaniels. Esther Unversaw,
Jessie Yount and Ruth Simmons.
Mrs. Kiefer, before her recent mar
riage. was Mss. Pauline VogeI She
win be assisted by Mrs. C. C. Berry.
Mrs. A Q. Lentz, mother of the bride
elect, and Miss Bernice Lentz, her sis
ter will entertain for her next week.
Mrs. ]. C. Moore, 1921 N. Pennsvl.
vax1ia St. has returned from a visit
In Colorado. Miss Elizabeth Moore,
who has been attending camp in
Rhineland, Wis. has returned and is
visiting Miss Hope Pfaffiin at Wanoon
Lake.
Miss Mary Folsom, 1714 Talbot ST.
entertained this afternoon with several
tables of bridge.
Miss jeanette Wales. 1886 N. Penn.
sylvania ST., is visiting in PhiIadel-
phia and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dwiggins, 1859
Central Ave. have returned from
motor trip to Valparaiso. Ind
Mrs. Sarah Russell, $3.50 Central
Ave, has returned from a months
visit IN St Louis, Mo- -.
Miss Margaret Clough and Mis- Irrna
Ulr1ch entertained Thursday after
noon at Miss Ulrich's home. S519
Winthrop Ave. with a luncheon
bridge and glassware shower in honor
Of Miss Ruth Phythian. whose mar
rage to Merrill Harter Smith will
take place Sept. o.. A color scheme
Of lavender and green was used in the
decorations at the table, at which
covers were laid for twenty. Thistle
blossoms and ageratum in crystal
baskets tied with green tulle were
used and the favors, little blue and
lavender crepe paper parasols were
attached to the place cards. The
shower gifts Were presented to the
brtde-elect in a large sprinkling can
tied with lavender and green ribbons.
The hostesses were assisted by
their mothers, Mrs. John c. Clough
and Mrs. Paul S Ulrich and Mrs.
Robert L. Phythian. - 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Greenwald. I.
1897 Central Ave, accompanied. by
Miss Lena Click of Chicago, have
returned home from a motor trip to
Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Click has re-
turned TO Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Railshack. 1928 n. Hi,
neis St., viii receive informally. Sat.
urday afternoon from 3 to o'clock
IN honor Of her daughter. Mrs. Robert
d Armstrong Of Washington, D. C.
Another college. romance resulted
in the marriage Wednesday of Miss
Esther Wacknitz tc Percy Dovie
Snipes, both of the College. of Mis-
sions. The ceremony. was performed
az the Graham chapel of the college,
the Rev. L. c. Wacknitz officiating.
Lyman Hoover was best man. Miss
Cora Wacknitz of Medaryville. sister
Of the bride. was maid of honor. The
bridesmaids: Misses Edith Nofffnger
OF South English. Iowa; Miss Marga-
ret Howe of Detroit. Miss Lois over
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Stephenson of Indianapolis.
The ushers: Max Fisch and J. A.
Walker Of Los Angeles. Cal; Roger
Clark of Edinburg and Rex Hopper
Of Indianapolis.
Little Miss Ida Wacknitz of Logans-
port and Alice Wacknitz of Medary.
vile, nieces of3the bride. were flower
girls Little Juahita English of Lo-
gensport, Ind, was train bearer.
A reception was held after the cere-
rnony Mr. and Mrs. Snipes have gone
on a tour of northern Indiana and
will return; In time to take up their
work in the college They are both
preparing to 10 work in the mission
sry fields of Africa
A pretty. surprise linen shower. was
given for Miss Mabel Harris, whose
marriage to Erwin c. Fisher of De-
troit, Mich, Will take place Sept 26.
The party was given at the home of
the bride elect, 1852 Brookside Ave.
ss$
Mrs. W. T. Diggs, 1924 Churchman
Ave. annouures-the- marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mary Mackey to Jean
Johnson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
johnson, 1411 Ringgold Ave, which
took place Saturday at Cincinnati,
Ohio. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Summers Of Indianapolis.
Mf. and Mrs. Johnson will make their
home at 1923 Prospect St.
The Jaunt-a-Bit Club has been hav.
ing a house party on White River
at RavenswOod all this week On the
program for the entertainment of the