The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-20
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WEDDINGS 6ETROTHALS
TIT OF-TOWN guests who have
come for the wedding of Miss
y Marianne Holmes, daughter OF

Mr. and Nrs. Ira NJ. Holmes. $40 y.
Meridian St. and George Madison
Haas of Mobile. Ala. which will take
place tonight at the First Congrega-
| Iionai Church. include Mr.. and Mrs.
W. o. Haas and daughters, Lucille and
Emma Elizabeth, and son, Horace, of
Mobile. Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Sat
terthwaite and daughter, Katherine,
of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parsons.
Miss Ruby Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Jackson of Pendleton; Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Beatty and daughter
Virginia OF Detroit: Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Anderson AM daughters,
Phoebe Jane and Patricia Ann. OF
Newcastle; Miss Mary Louise Hieber
of Pittsburgh. Pa: Mrs. Nina Graham
and DR.. Paul Graham of Columbus.
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Satterthwaite
Of Frankfort. Ind: Miss Jean Holmes
of Chicago, Hiss Margaret GerretsOn
and Misses Virginia and Maxine Bird
Of Kokomo, Miss Emily Bailey and
kieffer Calkins of Richmond. Miss
Susan DOwney of Springfield. III.
Assisting Mrs. Holmes at the recep-
ton at the Woman's Department Club
which will follow the ceremony will
be Mesdames Alexander Hamilton.
Marie Karrer. Estelle Eshbach. VIII
liam II. Hart, w. T. Barnes. Eunice
Jameson Pierce. E. L. Burnett and
Miss Alma Sickler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes entertained
Wednesday night with bridal dinner
party al the Columbia Club in honor
Of the bride and groom. Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Holmes entertained in
formally at tea in honor Of her daugh-
ter.
The marriage Of Miss Bell Born.
daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Born. 525
Bell St, to John Colvin. son of Mr..
and Mrs. H Joseph Edgeason. took
place Wednesday night at the new
home Of the bride and groom. 52S N
Oriental st. Bishop F. Z. Tout Off
ciated.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. George Vogelsang. George
Kirkhoff was best man.
A reception was held after the cere-
mony for a few friends and the i'm
mediate families
Mrs. ]. L. Fish. 1926 Washington
Blvd. was the hostess this afternoon
for the Christmas luncheon Of the
Thursday Lyceum Club. Covers for
eighteen were laid IT tables decorated
with holly and lighted with red candles
in crystal holders. y lighted Christ
mas tree formed the center decoration
Place cards were Christmas folders
~a,4atr41-
club, presented by the president, Mrs
NJ. NJ. Somers.
Mrs Fish was assisted by Mrs
Harry Plummer and Mrs. S. NJ. Unger.
The afternoon program included a
review OF Papini's Life OF Christ" oy
Mrs. E. R Gender; - istmas read
ings by Mrs. a. B. Carr: and an ex-
change OF gifts.
Mrs Frank Hunter Smith, s4e n.
Meridian St. was the hostess this aft
ernoon for q 800" party Of two tables
in honor Of Mrs. William Calls OF
Buffalo. who is the house guest OF
Mrs. Roscoe Mercer. Christmas
wreaths and baskets of holly decorated
the rooms which We're lighted with
large red candles. The ices were
. nodded in the form of Santas and
served with SNOWFALL cakes. The tables
we're prettily lighted with red tapers
in crystal holders tied with red tulle,
while the hostess was serving.
The guests included Mrs. Calls and
Mrs. Mercer. Mrs. E. d. Porter. Mrs.
C. B. Blakeslee, Mrs. NJ E. Clarke
and her house guest, Mrs. Charles
Loving of Rockford I'll; Mrs Harry
Miller and Miss Louise Loving.
Miss Martha Allegro Stubs. who is
attending Indiana University medical
school, will spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Stubs. IS Johnon Ave.
$50
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority Of
Butler University entertained Wednes-
day night with Christmas dance in
the Travertine room of the Lincoln.
The chandeliers were twined with
Christmas greenery and blue, and blue
felt programs were hidden in the
boughs of large lighted Christmas
tree
Representatives from other campus
organizations were Miss Mary Patia
Carver. Kappa Alpha Theta; Miss Hell
en- Gandall, Pi Beta Phi; Miss LaVerne
Bishop, Delta Delta Delta; Miss Estel
Fisk. Zeta Tau Alpha; Miss Virginia
Curtis. Beta Chi: Mary Crew, Sigma
Delta; Miss Helen Matlock, Butler
residence.
Chaperones were Prof and Mrs.
Ray G. FTiesner, Miss Evelyn Butler
Prof. and Mrs. Rollo Tallcott and Mrs.
Hazel Hauck. chapter house mother
Miss Florence Ldpton was general
chairman in charge of arrangements
The program arranged by the
alumna of the Sigma Alpha Iota hon
orsry musical sorority for the meet
ing Friday night at the home of Mrs
Oliver Willard Pierce. 1745 N Penn
sylvania St, will include a Gypsy
Dance Miss Olive Killer; piano solos.
Miss Gurna Meyer; vocal solos, "AIl
for YOU Martini: Might and the
Curtains Drawn" tSerratal. and AS |
Went Aroaning'' tBrahe). Miss Frieda