The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-14

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALAa
THE lawn and garden Of Mrs. E.


Vernon Hahn, 225S n Capitol
Ave, was the scene Of a pretty
garden party for the Marion County
War Mothers this afternoon in cele-
bratton of Flag day and Guest day.
The program included a talk by the
Rev. Lewis Brown Of St. PauPs Epis-
copal Church on THE Evolution of
the Flag; readings by Miss Mary
Florence Fletcher. and patriotic music
by Miss Margaret Harrison and Rob
ert Schultz on the cornet and Irish
harp. After the program the guests
Joined in a community sing" with
national airs.
Mrs. Hahn was assisted by Mes
DANES Harry Reynolds. Melville Moon,
P. T. Humphreys. H. E. Rybolt, Z. Z.
Creeger, Ella Aker, William Lory and
Rose Kyle.
a RECEPTION for Mrs. Alice
"A "a Foster Mullins, new president
Of the Indiana League Of Won
en- Voters. was held this afternoon fol
lowing a Flag day program Of the
Seventh District Democratic Club. at
the Indianapolis Democratic Club.
Judge NJ. B. Larry talked on Jack
son, the Democrat" and Mrs. Mullins,
on The Value Of Education for WON
en- in Politics" Miss Hazel FesIer
gave recitation Of James Whitcomb
Rfley's "Old Glory" and Mrs. George
Brennan sang patriotic songs.
a luncheon and linen shower in
honor; Of Miss Mildred Daugherty.
whose wedding to Edward Emry will
take place Saturday, was given today
at the home Of Miss Mary Alice Cole
man, 1892 n. Pennsylvania St. A
color scheme Of yellow and green was
carried out IN the appointments. After
the luncheon the guests sewed on an
od-fashioned quilt. The shower gifts
were presented from a parasol COW
sred with crepe paper in the bridal
colors, suspended above the bridal
table. which was arranged with a
centerpiece Of bride and groom Kew
pie dolls. Streamers Of yellow and
green were attached to each gift.
The guests: Mrs. James Daugherty.
Mrs. E. Blake Francis, and her house
guest, Mrs. Russell Thomas Of Ham
nton, Ohio; Mrs. Donald VIiet. Mrs.
Elmer FHcktiger, Mrs. Paul Hancock
and Misses Dorothy Daugherty. Mar
ion Stoner. Betty Cring, Gladys Trick.
Helen Neal. Helen Coffey, Marie Field
and Ruth Phythian.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Lewis A Coleman, and
sseldiss Margaret Loer.
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Miss Irene Cecilia KIee. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph U. Klee. 1889
s. West St, will become the bride of
Fletcher D. Hines Of Sheridan. Ind.
tonight at St. Johns Church. in the
green parlor. Miss Lenora Klee. sis
ter Of the bride, will be her only at
tendant. She Will wear q rrock of
orchid taffeta with flowers in her hair
and will carry an arm bouquet of
pink roses. The bride will wear a
gown Of white georsette with orange
blossoms in her hair and carry a
bouquet Of white roses. Mr.. Hines
will be attended by Thomas King.
cousin Of the bride. The Rev. r. z.
Gavin will read the ceremony
The bridal couple will be at home
a. the Pinex Apartments. Fletcher
and Pine SITS. after July 1.
Joseph KIee of New York. brother
Of the bride. will be an out-of-town
guest.
Miss Sarah Phelps Rodecker. 2O22
. " Capitol Ave, left today for Bloom
ington to attend summer school at
Indiana University.
Miss Helen Jaehne. 1920 Park Ave.
was hostess for a beautifully appoint
Ell miscellaneous shower and chatter
and stitch" party this afternoon in
honor Of Miss Mary Edna Shelley.
who is to marry Thomas Harrison.
June q. Garden flowers in baskets
decorated the rooms and the ices and
table appointments were carried out
hin pastel shades. During the after
moon the guests, a group who sewed
for soldiers during the war. sewed on
blocks for an old-fashioned quilt for
the bride-elect.
The gifts were presented in a large
hat box decorated with coleman fig
ures and flowers. The guests: Mes
DANES Gladys Bane Bradley. William
Jchnon, James Butler and Misses
Vera Morgan. Ida Hert, Nina People.
Talitha Gerlach and Mrs. Paul Miller
OF Amboy, Ind.