The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-29
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4 WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

T-lRS. ]. r. WHITE will entertain
IMl tonight with a miscellaneous
" shower in honor of Miss Ethel
wyne Nalley, bride-elect, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bemis, 444S Washington Blvd. Garden
flowers in the color scheme of orchid
and green will be used in the decora-
tons.
The guests will include Mesdames
Lola Nalley, Thomas Bemis, Alvin Ro-
meiser, Joseph Overmeyer, Bernice
Estine, Eleene Shaffer, and Misses
Lois Haynes, Elsie Neff, Carley Red
ding, Alnira Davis, Alice Askins, Ruth
Thomas, Pearl Bemis and Julia Be-
mis-.
Miss NaI1ey viii be the guest of hon
or at the home of Miss Almira Davis,
1892 University Ave, Friday night
Mrs. Howard Caldwell, so Bosart
Ave, entertained today with lunch
con in honor of Miss Frances Bru-
beck, who is to marry Truman Felt,
Saturday. Covers were laid for six
at a table arranged with a centerpiece
of garden flowers in Dresden shades
and little nosegays for each guest.
The guests, besides Miss Brubeck
and her mother, were Mrs. Joseph
Ostrander, Mrs. z. W. Felt and Miss
Mabel Felt, who is visiting here from
Chicago.
Miss Brubeck was the honor guest
Tuesday night at a pretty party and
shower given by Miss Rachel Camp
bell and Miss Florence Lupton at the
. home of Miss Campbell, 1900 Brook
willie Rd.
j The guests were served at small
tables which were arranged atrac-
lively with yellow fall flowers. The
shower gifts were presented by the
little sisters OF the hostess, Ruth and
Genevieve Campbell, dressed as brige
and groom. Mrs. Marshall Lupton
played Lohengrin's wedding march
for their entrance.
The guests: Mesdames Frank Bru-
beck, Howard Caldwell, Helen Bas-
tan. Misses Florence and Mary VIII
son. Margaret James, Dorothy Black,
Marie George. Mary Elizabeth Hangar.
Louise Pfttman, Mildred Stilz, Betty
Kolnner. Ilene Hartman, Elsie Brandt,
Elizabeth De Hass. Gertrude Schmidt,
Louise Strickland, Pauline Gellatly
and Nellie Brewer.
Miss Elizabeth Vickers, whose mar
rage to Russell Tucker will take place
Sunday, was the honor guest today at
a miscellaneous shower at the home
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Woodruff Place.
Orchid and yellow garden flowers
were used in decorations. The gifts
were presented in a yellow and or
child basket by little Miss Marian
Jane Holloway, who will be flower girl
at the wedding.
During the afternoon the guests
played Hearts.
The guests, in addition to the guest
Of honor, were: Mesdames L. w
Nichols, Philip c. Burns, Harry Ar
gus. Frank Todd, Leonard Dallow.
Nathaniel Barker, Thelma Freund,
Emma Featherstone; Misses Helen
Burns, Anita Tucker, Edith Cline and
AFrances Childers. Mrs. L. H. Collins
tof Knightstown was an out-of-town
guest.
Mrs. Sumner B. Hosmer. 1872 Dow
ney Ave, is visiting in Detroit, Mich.
Her daughters, Misses Virginia Lee
and Kathryn, will go Friday to be the
guests Of Miss Phoebe Ann Heath, at
Heath Holm" near Noblesville.
Mrs. t. C. Howe, 80 Audubon Rd.,
was the hostess for a membership tea
this afternoon fs the League Of Won
en- Voters, of Irvington. Mrs. Walter
S. Greenough was the speaker, Mrs.
Wayne NJ. Reddick gave readings and
Mrs. Harry Summers, sang.
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, 1909 w.
Twenty-Sixth St, will be the hostess
for a neighborhood party tonight. On
the program will be Humphrey Har-
rington, Virgil Furgason. NJ. Bert
Thurman and Miss Hazel Fesler.
Mrs. Virginia Kelley, 1886 Cornelius,
will entertain the women voters of her
neighborhood tomorrow afternoon. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Amanda
Smithers. chairman of the Fourth
Ward League of Women Voters. Mrs.
Roberta NJ. Graham and Mrs. Elsie
Gels will preside at the punch bowls.
Miss Dorothy Ryker will sing
Miss Constance Stanton and her
mother, Mrs. Howard Stanton, 1888
n. Pennsylvania ST., are hostesses for
a house party of young people at Tur-
key Run this week. The guests are
Miss Emma Deel and Taylor Creigh-
ton and James Ray.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Black and daughter,
! Miss Grace, SIT E. Seventeenth ST..
who have been spending the summer
In Los Angeles at the home or the
Rev. Bruce V. Black, have returned
home. Miss Black attended the sum-
ner session Of the University of Cali
fornia.
Christ Church was the scene of a
pretty wedding at noon today when
Miss Hazel Irene VOLTA, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. VOLTA, 365 Grand
Ave, became the bride of Samuel F.
Brooks, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Brooks, 1906 n. New Jersey st.
The Rev. A. L. Skerry read the cere-