The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

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ID NTE RITZ AIN NJ E n T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

~ NE Of the prettiest simple fall
NI weddings Of the season took
L. place this afternoon at the
Memorial Presbyterian Church when
Miss Ruth Phythian, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Phythian, 1921
Winthrop Ave. became the bride Of
Merrill Harter Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Smith, $50 E. Dr., Wood
rem Place. The Rev. J. A. Eakins
rsad the ceremony before an altar
Ht3de Of ferns and lighted with tall
Cathedral candles. Before the cere-
Hf3ny Miss Elsie MacGregor played
aiprogram of bridal music and the
Kappa Kappa Gamma song Of ALE
gt5nce" and the Delta Tau Delta
shelter song. John Little of Rich
rtdnd, Ind, sang Beloved, 1t Is
Morn" and AT Dawning'' during the
cSFemony the organist played ITO a
Wild Rose"
iiMrs. Charles Rhodey. matron Of
honor, wore a gown of Harding blue
With a black hat trimmed with ostrich
phjmes to match her gown and a
corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses
With a shower of blue and cream rib
maid wore a gown Of green beaded
gsbrgette with black velvet hat and
plume to match her gown. Her bou-
diet was tied with orchid, and green
ribbons.
iiThe bride wore a gown Of light tan
bsaded georgette with plumed hat to
mitch and carried a large colonial
beuquet of Ophelia roses and dolphin
iiin. She wore a family heirloom, a
seed pearl necklace and medallion
Which was wedding gift
.,Dr. Russell Veit. Of Terre Haute.
ves best man. Carl Harris was
gfoomsman.
Ia reception was held at the home
6 the bride at which Misses Louise
Bfttman. Betty Kolmer and Irma VI
raEh, Mrs. Albert Daugherty and Mrs.
CfsE. Dewitt assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Pnythian and Mr. and Mrs. A L.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith viii go on a
motor trip in the South and return
to their home at 5000 Balsam Ave,
otter Oct l.
THE home of Mrs. William Doeppers.
1928 n. New Jersey ST., was the scene
az a pretty luncheon bridge this after
moon when she entertained in honor
OF her house guest, Miss Barbara
Steuffer, Of Baltimore, Nd, who will
silent the month of September here.
tBaskets Of fall flowers were ar
ranged throughout the rooms and the
small tables at which the guests were
served were decorated with bowls of
flowers and lighted with yellow tapers
Ia crystal holders.
The guests: Mesdames J. W. Car
mack. E. B. Rinker, Elmer Funk
Ihauser, Mason Light, K. L. Crast,
Lyman Pearson, John Day, Arthur
MATTERS, G. B. Durham, William Gabe-
'FtAnk Shearer. Carl Habig. Edgar
IHlser, K R. RuddeI, and Miss En-
|rAa Doeppers.
Mrs. Doeppers was assisted by her
daughter Miss Emma Doeppers.
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\ Mrs. J. w Atherton, 5000 Pleasant
n. i'm Blvd, entertained this afternoon
with bridge party. the first Of
sefses which she will give for the
aFs3use guests Of her mother, Mrs. Hill
bon U. Brown, Mrs. Mark H. Brown
OF Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. A A.
Blown Of Pennsylvania, La. Fall
flowers In a color scheme Of orange
aild lavender were used to decorate the
sropuns. The guests played at four
tables. Mrs. Anterior was assisted
BY Mrs. George o. Stewart.
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Miss Alyce Shaw, whose marriage to
DE-! Allan K Harcourt will take place
Saturday night. was the guest of
lonor Thursday evening at a pretty
miscellaneous shower given at the
1cIne Of Mrs. Robert Tatman, 1907
34rk Ave, by Mrs. Tatman, Mrs. H
{sAsiCuyler and Mrs. Harry Howard
house was decorated in the brides
seelers, peach and pale green. The
a fable at which the guests were served
vas cleverly arranged with a kewpie
sioll dressed in pink and green, and
holdtng white satin streamers leading