The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-02
Social
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WEDDINGS BETRoTHALS
WEDDINGS
T noon today at the Woodstock
Country Club. Miss Julia Jean

hat of orchid and carrying a bouquet
of pink roses and delphinium. Miss
Helen Barney of Elkart, maid Of hon.
or, was gowned in blue chiffon with
! garden hat to match ar d wore a cor
Usage of pink roses. The little ribbon
bearers, Joe Rand Beckett Jr., and
Charles Edwin Remy, in blue and or
child satin suits and little Shubrick
Kothe, in a white satin suit, preceded
the bridal party to the altar carrying
a large basket Of spring flowers in
the bridal colors, orchid and blue.
Joe Rand Beckett was best man,
Byron Leach and Dudley Kraft, ush-
ers. The Schellschmidt-Koeh Trio
played before and after the ceremony
and accompanied Miss Charlotte
Lieber, who sang Il Bring You Ny
Gift of Roses"
/ Immediately after the ceremony
the guests were entertained at
breakfast and reception. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heinrichs left for a motor trip
through the East.
| THE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
! r. Bemis was a bower of smilax
]
noon when their daughter, Ruth, was
married to DR.. John r. White OF
! Warsaw. Miss Pearl Bemis, twin sis
! ter Of the bride. as maid Of honor,
wore blue georgette and lace The
/ bride wore a white georgette gown
| trimmed with crystal beads and car
| ried a shower bouquet of roses and
4 valley lilies. Miss Julia Bemis in
/ orchid taffeta, Miss Mary Adelaide
/ F'leener in peach colored taffeta. Miss
/ Ethelwynne Nally in jade georgette.
( and Miss Thelma Edwards in jade
were the bridesmaids. Little Miss
! Lucille Bemis. in white organdie. was
/ the ring bearer. De Witt White.
| brother of the bridegroom, was best
man. The Rev. Allan Philputt read
/ the ceremony before an altar banked
with palms and ferns. Before and
! during the ceremony Miss Martha
/ Whitworth accompanied Miss Bertha
/ Whitworth. who played bridal music
on the violin. and Miss Helen Shryock.
who sang AT Dawning" and Il Love
| You Truly"
Mrs Thomas r. Bemis, mother Of
| the bride, wore white georgette and
white Spanish lace. Mrs. S. G. White,
mother OF the bridegroom. wore blue
/ beaded georgette. Both wore corsages
/ Of butterfly roses.
! A reception on the lawn followed
/ the ceremony. DIR. and Mrs. White
/ left for a short wedding trip and will
be at home in Warsaw until Sept 1,
when they will move 10 Indianapolis
| ut-oftown guests We're Miss Ger
/ Cot,r r, i
Mrs. S. g. White, Warsaw, and Miss
AlmadeH Rariden, Cincinnati.
/ 49,
Alumni Of the district Bpworth
/ League met at the home of Mr. and
/ Mrs. D. V. Griffith. 1924 Carson. Fri
( day evening to organize to promote
work of the league "Victorians" was
chosen as the name Of the organiza-
ton. Miss Augusta Welker was elect
ell president and Miss Geneva Horton,
secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. D. V Griffith was assisted by
her daughte. Miss Lucille.
DR.. r. E Keithly and Miss Betty
Lauer were married Friday evening
AZ st. Paul's Church. the Rev. Lewis
Brown officiating. DR.. and Mrs.
Keithly left today with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Scarborough for Washington
to attend the Shrine convention. Later
they will go on to New York Mr.
ana Mrs. Ray Madden of Clinton.
Iowa, have returned home after
| spending n week with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Steinbreugge and attending the wed
ding of DR.. and Mrs. Keithly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GARNER Of
Houston, Texas, formerly Of Indianap-
oils, arrived today to visit Mrs Car
mer's sister, Mrs. Cora Young Wiles.
2238 Talbot Ave.
Mrs. David Ross, president Of the
Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays.
will entertain the members with an all
day picnic at her country home at
Haversticks Park, Tuesday. At 10 a.
m, a short business session will be
held. Mrs. Fred B. Pettijohn, who
represented the Indiana Indorsers at
the midbiennial convention of the
General Federation OF Women's Clubs
at Atlanta, will give a report.
Mrs. B. F. Schmidt, who represent
ed the Indorsers at the annual con-
vention of the National Council of
Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associa-
tons at Louisville, will speak on bet
ter film work done by that association.
Short addresses will also be made by
Mrs. G. G. Derbyshire and Mrs. H. z.
Dietz.
Assisting Mrs. Ross will be Mes
| danes Thomas W. Demmerly, Theo-
dore A. Wagner, Fred L. Pettijohn,
| Chic Jackson, B. H. Moore, J. Fran
els AXE. o. c. Lukinbill, NJ. E. Rob
bins. J. w. Vestal, Wolf Sussman,
/ Jesse Daily, Herbert c. Fledderjohn.
| Charles L. Davidson, Walter H. Gelsel,
Charles H. Smith, D. Y. Nyrkit and
| Curtis Hodges.
Representatives from Indorser
boards and Terre Haute, FIT. Wayne.
Greencastle, South Bend and Winches-f
ter will be present.
Mrs. Charles L. Rhodey, 4840 Gull
ford Ave, was hostess for a mis-
/ cellaneous shower and bridge party
this afternoon for Mrs. Gus Meyers,
who was Miss Edna Brinkmeyer be-
! for her marriage in May. The host
ess was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
! c. z. Dewitt Orchid and green, the
/ bridal colors, were carried out in the
decorations and appointments. The
gifts were presented by little Billie
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