The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-27
SOCIAL
Activities
NTE RI A I N NJ E N 7 S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


whose marriage to Harold
Arnholter will take place Sept. 1, has
chosen the following attendants:
Ribbon bearers, Robert and Alfred
Kuerst; ring bearer. Lucille Bemis;
matron of honor, Mrs. J. r. White;
maid of honor. Miss Lois Haynes;
bridesmaids, Misses Elsie Neff, Alice
Askins, Nina Crowder. Carley Red
ding, Bertha Whitworth. Almira
Davis, Ruth Thomas, Pearl Bemis;
best man, Earl -Woodhall; ushers,
Earl Woods, Walter Gurley, Harvey
Tomlin, Gale Swaynie, Morton Haynes
and Wallace Heller; organist. Mrs.
Dorothy knight Greene; soloists.
Miss Helen Shryock and Fred n.
Morris. The Rev. Allan B. Philputt
will read the ceremony at the Central
Christian Church.
Parties, planned for the week, will
be given by Mrs. Henry c. Arnholter,
Tuesday evening; Mrs. John R. White,
Thursday evening, and Miss Elmira
Davis, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Greenwald OF
Spink-Arms Hotel announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Phyllis
Helene Greenwald, 10 Lou Kopelman
Of Chicago. Miss GreenwaId is a
graduate Of jacob School OF New
York City and has been attending
Butler College here.
At farewell party FRIDAY night
for two departing members Miss
Irene F'ifer, who goes to Mishawaka
\ to teach this winter. and Mrs. Mildred
Russell. who is moving to Iowa for
permanent residence. the Gamma Chi
Gamma sorority was treated to one
surprise after another by the social
committee, consisting of Miss Ruth
Fislar. Miss Margaret Eaton, Miss
Esther Bailey and Miss Elsie Barter.
The guests were given two peanuts
each and crepe paper, paste and
thread. and told to dress the peanuts
to represent themselves and then to
present them to the two departing
guests as membranes.
Later there was a weinie roast in
the yard.
The two honor guests were pre-
scented with linen towels with the So
rority crest embroidered on them.
The guests: Mesdames Mildred Rus
sell. Maurine Kerchevail, Frank Boyd,
Francis Beltz, and Misses Dorothy
Rinehart, Ruth Ffslar, Margaret
Eaton. Irma Hunt, Beatrice Neal,
Florence Light. Irene Fffer. Clara
70 Scarce, Ethel Webster, Margaret Fts-
lar. Isabelle Small, Elsie Darter, Es-
Their Bailey, Doris Greeson and Geor-
gia finder.
Miss Esther June Thompson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Thomp-
son, 532 n. Bradley St, will become
the bride Of Selden L. Myers of Varna,
Ill, tonight at the Roberts Park
Methodist Church.
In the bridal party will be Miss
-Juna Marie Lutz. maid of honor;
Misses Esther Haughton. Peoria, H.;
Ruth Hubbart, -Grbana, Ill; Pauline
Lewis and Goldie Zander, bridesmaids;
Misses Betty Holt and Martha Nc
LaughIin. flower maids; Alice Earl,
little flower girl, and Dale Holt, ring
bearer.
Orlo S King will be best man,
while the ushers will be Phillip Me
bergan of Chicago. J. VI. Myers, Wal
lace Brown. Varna, Ill, and Comble
Smith.
Miss Helen Quig. organist, and Miss
Katherine Clifford, violinist, will &C
company Miss Dorothy Myers. who
will sing bridal music
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Holt. 2014 Col
leee Ave entertained Sunday with a
dinner party in honor of the bride
and groom. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Myers Of Farna,
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. A Thompson, Miss
Dorothy Myers, Miss Betty Holt. Dale
Holt, Orlo S. King and Philip Nieber-
gall and the bride and groom elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson enter
tanned Saturday night with a bridal
dinner in their honor at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hodges and
family. IA Audubon Court. have mo-
tored to French Lick for week.
Miss Ellen Saxon, 2846 n. Talbot
St, accompanied by Miss Katherine
Schmidt. has returned from Lake Wa
vase.
Mrs. Paul Casebeer of Clinton, Ind,
entertained this afternoon at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Eugene H. Par
rott. 625 n. Delaware St, with jelly