The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15
SOCIAL
Activities
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WEDDINGS g. BETROTHALS

Mrs. Z. w. McCammon, 243S Belle
fontaine St., at the Third Christian
Church. with the Rev. T. w. Grafton
officiating.
Palms and ferns will decorate the
church auditorium and before the
ceremony Miss Grace Black will play
bridal music at the organ. James Al
len will sing a program Of bridal songs
including AT Dawning," and "Smilin
Through"
Miss Theresa Rocker. sister Of the
bride, will be maid 81 honor. Her
gown will be of Nile green chiffon
trimmed with Lucille lace. She VIII
carry a shower bouquet OF pink Hhes.
The bridesmaids viii wear frocks fash
toned alike with full skirts and fitted
bodices. Each will wear wreath OF
silver leaves I'm her hair. and carry an
arm bouquet of Mrs Aaron Weird
roses and violets. Miss Dixie Young
will wear Alice blue taffeta. Mrg. Rob
<srt Reed. heIiotrope, satin, Miss Doro
thy Oblinger, Nile green tafreta and
Mrs. James Ulrich. rose gold SAITH.
The little flower girl. Miss Virginia
Austin will wear a frock or ruffled
shell pink chiffon and carry 1 basket
before the bride.
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The bride, who viii enter on the
arm Of her brother-inlaw. Ferris Z.
Young. will wear gown OF draped
white brides satin with a train hung
from the waistline, and tulle veil
arranged with a cap Of pearls and viii
carry a shower bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies of the valley. She
will be given IN marriage by her
father.
Edward Mochelle will be best man
and the bride groom's attendants Will
be Jack Risk, o. G. Ireland, Bernard
Wheelan, Bert Repine and the ushers,
Edward Mcclure and Lester Nc
Coun-
Baskets of flowers carrying out the
brides colors. Nile green, shell pink
and prissel will decorate the home Of
i4he brides parents for the reception
which will follow.
The bride and groom Will leave i'm
4mediately for Miami, Fla, where they
will spend the rest of the winter. re-
turning TO make their home here in
the spring.
The active and aIumnae chapters Of
the Mu Phi Epsilon national honor
airy musical sorority viii have their
Christmas party at the home Of Miss
Florence Jeup, PALS y. Talbot Ave.
Friday night After picnic
spread" there will be program Of
music and a Christmas tree.
Miss Ruth Fillmore is chairman IF
the committee which arranged this
program: Vocal quartette. Mrs. Jes-
sic Berkeley Fitch. Mrs. June Baker.
Miss Mildred Johns and Miss Ruth
Beals, Soft, Soft Wind Gaul; In
dian Serenade," Beresford; Her
Rose" Coomby Mrs. Norris Stanley
Porter, piano selections. COntralto
solo, Miss Edith Jane Fish, "SOupir,"
Bemberg; che Faro Sennya Eur
dice" Gluck: "Hom.ng." Del Re-go.
Chorus Of Christmas carols with ac-
compartment by the violin sextette,
including Mrs Harold Bertam West,
Mrs. Fred Smith, and Misses Florence
Jeup. lone Wilson, Bernice Reagan,
Ruth Fillmore.
Miss Margaret Donnan Will talk OH
New Books and Plays" at the meet
ing Of the Business and Professional
Women's section Of the WOman's De
partment Club Thursday at p. m.
Edwin Green will give "Impersona-
fions" and Miss Lucille Crews will
play a program of violin music.
Omega chapter of Phi Gamma Phi
sorority announces the following
pledges: Misses Marie Ritberger
Grace Sawin Martha Cbrift. Ethel
Meier, Helen Grammar. Beryl Smith.
ase
The Martha Hawkins Society Of the
First Baptist Church held its annual
Christmas party for the children Of
the Crawford Baptist Industrial school
at Zionsville this afternoon in the
church parlors The children were en-
tertained at the MONIES of members
of the society for luncheon and taken
10 the church for the party during
the afternoon On the entertainment
committee were Mesdames H. J. Buell.,
Ray Wells. o. J. Hitch, NJ. B. Scott,
7. W. 8ildebrand.
Frederick KruIl will give program
of Christmas music ut the meeting Of
the Phillip Schoff" chapter Of the
Daughters of 1912 Monday at the home
OF Mrs. SdInpel E4lllOtL T q hAHSi AVAA
y. Pennsylvania st.
Mrs S E. Perkins viii read a paper
on Birds Of Indiana" There will be
an exchange of Christmas gifts. Mrs.
Dirk H. A Kolff is in charge Of the
program.
The Hamilton Berry chapter Of the
Service Star Legion viii entertain
with a guest party Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. w Winslow,
1912 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Myron r.
Williams will preside at the business
meeting and election of officers which
will precede the program.
On the program will be musical
monologues by Edward Resener: an
original Christmas story (by Mrs
John A. Dyer; violin numbers by Miss
Betty Williams. Sing. Ho, for Merry
Christmas" by Jack Dyer.
The INDIANAPOLIS alumni chapter OF
Delta Zeta have issued invitations for
q tea Saturday from to D. m. in
the Polly Prim tearoom IN honor of
the members of the Tau Gamma Tau
Sorority Of Butler College. which is
to petition Delta Zeta for charter
IN the spring Members Of the petit
tioning chapter are Misses Alberta
Coburn, Frances 0uirl. Bertha Rine-