The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-28

dinner in honor of their daughter
Miss Colette, and Eugene Dehner.
whose marriage viii take place
Thanksgiving morning at Holy Cross
Church.
The table will be arranged in the
brides cOlors, orchid and pink, and
brides roses. Covers win be laid for
Miss Mary Agnes Costello, brides
maid; Mrs. Charles Thiele. South
Bend, matron of honor; Rosemary
Clark. flower girl; Carl waste, FIT.
Wayne. best man; Charles H Thiele,
South Bend, and Cecil Dehner, ush-
ers.
The brides gifts to her attendants
will be sterling silver bracelets.
The oUt-of-town guests who have
arrived for the wedding are: The
Rev. Charles H. ThieIe of FIT. Wayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Thiele, Co
lumbus. Ohio; Misses Theresa and
Catherine Thiele, Whiting; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Thiele, South Bend;
Mr.. and Mrs John Dehner, Carl waste.
Fl. Wayne; Mrs. Margaret Dehner,
Fowler.
Miss Katherine Brown, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Arthur V. Brown.
1907 n. New Jersey St, entertained
this afternoon at the PrOpylaeum, 1410
\. Delaware St. with a prettily APP
pointed tea in honor of her house
guest, Miss Nancy Griffin of Detroit,
. who has come 10 spend Thanksgiving
holidays.
Tea was served in the dining-room,
which was arranged with baskets Of
pink and lavender chrysanthemums
and roses. The table was appointed
with a silver service. Assisting at
the tea table were Misses Elizabeth
Willard. Corneha Lemcke, Dorothy
Peck, Carolyn Richardson and Mary
Ann Adams.
Among the guests were Miss Ruth
Kellogg of Chicago. who came today
TO be the guest of Miss Eleanor Ann
Barrett; Miss Josephine Kleinhans.
Miss Betty Nichols and Miss Virginia
Pingle of Evanston, ILL.,, who are the
house guests of Miss Caroline Rich
ardson.
Miss Richardson will entertain to-
night with q man Jongg and bridge
party for these out of-town guests
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c4 AN-4 ilObtl Miss 0LidI
Reuy viii entertain with a theater
party at English's, and Friday after
noon Mss Barrett will entertain with
d bridge tea.
a theater party is planned By
Miss Elizabeth Moore for Friday
night az Keith's. Saturday evening
the guests will be entertained at the
hcms of Miss Cornela. Lemcke and
Saturday night at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Willard.
The out-of-town visitors will return
home Sunday.
Miss Hazel Jones. daughter Of Mrs.
Alice E. Jones of Jonesboro, Ind. be-
came the bride of R. E. Macbeth,
800 n. Alabama St. Tuesday at the
home Of the brides mother. The
Rev. E. E. Lutes Of Van Buren, read
the ceremony before the immediate
families and a small group of friends.
The bride was given in marriage by
ner mother Miss Vivian Jones was
the flower girl.
Mr.. and Mrs Macbeth Will take an
extended wedding trip in the East
returning to Indianapolis in the
spring to make their home.
A pretty miscellaneous shower was
given last night by Mrs. G.. Morgan
Smith, 1925 College Ave, in honor
of Miss Katherine Gould whose
marriage to Vernon Reeder will take
place Christmas day. The rooms
were decorated in the brides colors.
pink and blue.
The guests: Mesdames Wendell
Roth, William Coons, Blanche Thomp-
son, James Carpenter. T. W. Bailey,
Wilma Cooper. F. W. Fromm, Hazel
iiassleT, Ralph R. Reeder. Roland
Feeder, G. R Cameron. Charles A.
Gould and John Fox.
Misses Helen Short. Elizabeth Bru-
hsker. Lucille Hodges. Mary Bear,
Nary Ann Miller Helen Meyers, Grace
Haokleman, Ann and Virginia Moor
head, Helen Field. Marie Field, Sarah
Frances Downs, Helen Stevens,
Mildred Benton, Lorene Whitam, An
ma Mae Albershart and Velma Gentry
sss
The Second Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples Sunday Evening So
ciety will give o'clock dinner at the
Spink-Arms Thanksgiving evening.
In charge are: Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Gillespie, Misses Hazel Van VIE,
Hazel Mccormack, Beryl Reed and
William Cook. Thomas Rupert, John
Cunning, Chester Ballard.
Delta Delta Delta sorority observed
Founders day Tuesday night with a
banquet at the chapter house. 5621
Beechwood Ave. The house was at
tractively decorated in the sorority
colors, silver, gold and blue and pine
branches Mrs. William H. Hudson,
Greencastle. national president, was
an honor guest. On the program were:
Miss La Verne Bishop, toastmistress;
Miss Clarice Headrick. Miss Mary
Katherine Wise, Miss Josephine o.
borne and Miss Glenn Hoover. four
seniors, and Miss Helen Tichenor,
Miss Miriam Wier. and Mrs. Cushman
Hoke, of the Tri Delt Alliance.
In charge Of the affair were Mrs.
Richard George, assisted by Miss
Francis, Longshore, Mrs. l. D. Swan
son, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss Mar
saret Waters. and Miss Frances Wool.
erty.
F. E Cline. 1850 Winthrop
So. VIII be the hostess Thursday for
q Thanksgiving dinner for the men,
bers of the Alpha Omricon Alpha
sorority and their husbands.
The sorority announces the DIed1-