The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-24
SOCIAL
ActiOitieS
Mt E r T AIN NJ E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

which the ceremony was read was
transformed into an altar of palms
and ferns. The Rev. j. Ambrose
Dunkel off1ciated.
Miss Anita c. Wandell, pianist,
played bridal airs before the cere-
mony and ct Love You Truly dur
ing the ceremony. Miss Jessie Kin
sey maid Of honor, wore a gown of
brown brocade crepe with hat of gold
cloth and carried an arm bouquet of
yellow Adelia GUIDE roses. Little David
Shideler, nephew Of the groom, in a
black velvet suit with collar and cuffs
Of white ruffled georgette, carried the
ring in lily. Little Miss Jane Shide-
ler niece of the groom, was flower
girl, in a frock Of yellow organdie,
and carried a basket of rose petals
in a little French basket tied with
streamers of yellow tulle.
The bride was gowned in cocoa
brown beaded chiffon with lace pic
ture hat to match. She carried an
arm bouquet Of butterfly roses and
valley lilies with a shower Of white
ribbon streamers.
Loring J. Barker, brother Of the
bride, was best man.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held. Assisting Mrs.
Shideler were Mrs. Jack Shideler,
Mrs. " v. Shideler, Mrs. Ted Shideler
and Miss Ora Hogeland.
Mr.. and Mrs Shideler left immedi-
ately for a wedding trip, Mrs. Shide-
Ter travelling in suit Of brown fla
mingo cloth with hat to match. They
will be at home after Nov. Is at 1886
N. New Jersey st.
At the luncheon OF the Indiana
woman's Republican Club Thursday
at the Claypoo1, Mrs. Martha L.
Higgins will give a group Of patriotic
readings Members OF the State Re
publican committee will speak and
Mrs. Everett c. Johnson will sing,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Constance johnson. Mrs. Rose SUIT
ton of FIT Wayne, Ind, member Of
the good will committee, will assist
Mrs. Martha ]. Stubs in welcoming
the guests. Reservations may still be
made with Mrs. E. J. Robson. 1886
Broadway and DR.. Amelia Keller,
1918 Guilford Ave.
The name for the bazaar to be given
at Spink-Arms Nov. 1924 by several
local college alumna clubs will be 1.-The
College Melting Pot" A card party
and dance win close the festival. There
Will be booths representing nine col
leges and one conducted by the Amer
lean Association Of University WON
en- which conceived the plan. Miss
Alma Sickler is general chairman OF
the committee on arrangements. The
next meeting of the general committee
will be Monday morning at the Sphinx
Arms.
The Butler committee met this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Hilton U.
Brown, 5os7 z. Washington ST., to
complete plans for their booth. This
committee consists of Mesdames
Perry Clifford, Frank B. Fowler, Rob
ert j. Alley, Christine Mauzy, John R.
Wilson, Justus Paul, Rolrn Kautz,
William c. Gardener.
The Wellesley committee met for a
luncheon meeting today at the home
of Miss Florence Jeup. PALS N. Talbot
Ave-, to sew on articles for their
booth.
Inc COH1HlAllO6 VIII Oc dp-
pointed at a meeting Saturday dur
In a supper hike to Bacon's Swamp.
Mr. and Mrs William Bockner
1920 Schurmann Ave, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griswold
2O16 Schurmann Ave. motored to
Terre Haute and Vincennes, where
they visited friends over the week
end returning Tuesday by way of
Spencer, Ind.
4 pretty home wedding took place
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jason s. Williams, S406 Fall
Creek Blvd, when their daughter,
Helen Louise, became the bride of
Omar c. York of North Manchester
Ind Before an altar of palms and
ferns arranged over the fireplace, the
Rev w. B. Farmer read the cere-
mony Miss Rachel Tobfn, harpist
played bridal music and accompanied
Miss Zelma Flora, who sang oh
Promise Me" and Love, Like the
Dawn Came Stealing" following the
ceremony.
Miss Flora, who was also maid OF
honor. wore a gown of apple green
of pink roses. Mrs. L. c. Trip, ma
iron Of honor, wore sapphire blue
crepe trimmed with silver lace and
carried an arm bouquet Of pink roses.
Little Miss Janice Mary Trip
flower girl, was dressed in peach color
taffeta and carried a French basket
Of rose petals. Master Harry Edward
Hunter, in a suit Of white silk and
black velvet, carried the ring in q
lilly.
The bride wore a gown of bottle
green velvet trimmed with beaver fun
and gold cloth. In her hair she wore
a bandeau Of gold and she carried
an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses.
Ralph York, brother Of the bride
e groom, was best man.
At the reception which followed the
ceremony Mrs. A. E. Rouse ana Mrs
Harry B. York, assisted Mrs. VIII
1ams.
Mr.. and Mrs. York have gone fol
a wedding trip. Mrs. York travelling
in a rose taupe charmeen dress with
tan top coat and Gamma red velvet hat
and blue fox fur.
Mr. York was student at Purdue
University, where he was a member
Of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
Mrs. Fred R. Bokeloh, 1116 n. Ham
ilton Ave-, entertained fifteen guests
this afternoon in honor of Miss Minnie
Arthur, whose marriage to Roy Kist