The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-25

FRS. Lafayette Page, president
M Of the Matinee Musicale who
AFA has been spending the winter
abroad with DIR. Page, presided at
luncheon of the musicale at the Hotel
SEVERN this noon. Covers for 100 We're
laid at tables decorated with bowls OF
daffodils Mrs. Page gave a short talk
and a report of the work for the year.
Miss Rachel Jane Hamilton, soprano,
and Miss Florence Haywood, recently
returned from France, were among The
guests. Miss Helene Hibben's pupils
in dancing save a program and Mrs.
Ralph S. Chappel sang. The ar
rangements Were in charge OF Mrs. t.
W. De Hass.
TIME marriage of Miss May Baker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. II.
u Baker, to L. C. Arnold, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Arnold. took place
this morning at St. Anthony's Church,
with Father Busald officiating. The
bride wore a gown Of brOcaded satin
with a tulle veil and carried a shower
of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
Her attendants. Miss Helen Galloway,
maid of honor. and Miss Angela
Baker, bridesmaid, wore orchid frocks
and carried pink roses. The flower
girl, little Miss Dorothy Baker, Wore
pink organdy and carried q French
basket of Dresden shade flowers, and
the ring bearer, Betty Jane Pattburg
wore white organdy and carried the
ring in a lilly. Donald Baker was best
E1 "a md
Baker and Harold Marley.
Following the ceremony there was d
tTedding breakfast at the home Of the
Sbride's parents, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold left for a visit in Chicago.
They will be at home on Adams St
early in May.
. Mrs. a. ". Brayton viii be at
home Informally Saturday afternoon
from 2 till S o'clock for Miss Florence
Haywood Of Paris, France. There are
no invitations. Miss Heywood's col
lection Of etchings of Caroline Ar
mington Will be on display. Mrs.
Newton Todd, Mrs J. W. F'esler, Mrs.
William II. COburn and Mrs. Timothy
Howser will entertain for Miss Hey
wood before she leaves for California
to lecture at Stanford University. She
will return to France in July or
August.
Members Of the Beech Grove N. L.
Church entertained with a reception
and dinner at the church Tuesday
evening in honor Of the twentieth
wedding anniversary of their pastor.
the Rev. Z. 0. Carnes and Mrs.
Carnes. Covers We're laid for two hun
dred at tables decorated with pink
and white flowers. The speakers ia
bic had as a centerpiece a cake deco
rated with a miniature bride and
groom. DR.. H \. King sang. An
address bby Amos Giving was re
sponded to by Rev. Carnes. Mrs. c.
Butler gave u reading and musical
numbers were given by Mrs. G. Weth-
erell, Walter Horn, Miss Justine Vest
al. Miss Ruth Horn, Miss Margery
Nelson Miss NarCina Campbell and
Miss Marcia Clapp. The committee
in charge of the dinner included Mrs
AFrank Vestal.- Mrs. John Horn and
SSIrs. Samuel L. Brandon.
Members Of the Sigma l1u chi So
rority and their guests will he enter
tanned this evening at the home Of
Miss Maybelle Harris.
The informal opening Of the COun-
try Clubs season viii be held Satur-
day, with golf tournament I'm the
afternoon and a dinner and dance in
the evening
A lovely wedding took place this
morning in the parlors Of the ClaypOol
Hotel, when Miss Eugenia De Coursey
Hubbard. daughter of Mrs. Della Hub
bard Of Terre Haute, became the bride
Of Don NJ Hixon Of Wabash. The
ceremony took place in the presence
Of the immediate families, with Rev.
r D. Smith officiating The bride
wore a gown of white crepe with a
pearl and crystal girdle, a white hat
and a corsage of lilies of the valley
and white sweet peas. Following the
ceremony. a wedding breakfast was
served, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon left on a motor trip. They will
make their home in Wabash, Ind
The bride IS prominent in musical
circles IN Terre Haute and is a pupil
Of Lhevine and Godowsky and a grad
uate Of Knox School, New York. Mr.
Nixon was formerly editor Of the
Terre Haute Spectator and IS now pub
Usher Of the Wabash Plain Dealer.
Plans for Professor CIark's dra-
matte reading to be given on Friday
;. and Saturday mornings in the Riley
Boom Of the CIaypOol at II O'Clock
are completed. He will read THE
Pigeon" Friday and this will be fol
lowed by a luncheon given in honor
CT Professor Clark by the board of
the Home for Aged Women. Satur-
Cay morning Professor Clark Will read
IF Winter Comes"
Professor Clark viii arrive IN the
city Thursday evening. being a guest
at the C1aypool. Mrs. Smith Bow
man, Mrs. Fred c. Gardner and Miss
Julia G. Sharpe are on the commit
tee.
Tarum Court No. Il, Ladies Of the
Oriental Shrine will hold a business
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
Spfnk-Arms to be followed by a ban
qUet and ceremonial in the evening.
Mrs. J. ". Pickett and Mrs. S. J. Sum
mers Of Wheeling. w. Va, viii be
guests. The reception committee in
cludes, Mrs. Alfred Ray, Mrs. James
4. Diggle, Mrs. George Hazelworth,