The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-15
TIME marriage Of Miss Josephine

Schoeneman took place Thurs
day evening at the Southeastern
Union Chapel, the Rev. a. G. Eber-
hGrdt officiating. The bride entered
on the arm of her father, John NJ
Hendrix. preceded by the little flower
girl, Juanita CUllum, dressed in pink
crgandie and carrying. a basket Of
pink roses. and the ring bearer.
Master Patrick O'Conner. carrying the
Eng in a lily The bride wore a gown
Of white georgette, with a tulle veil
arranged in fan shape held in place
with a pearl ornament. and carried q
Shower bouquet Of white roses. The
rnatron Of honor, Mrs. Hilda Drinkut,
sister Of the bridegroom. wore a white
Canton crepe gown. with an arm
bouquet Of pink and white roses. Miss
Alberta Hancock and Miss Helen
James, bridesmaids, wore pink or
candle. with corsages of pink roses.
John C. Rinehart was best man.
Ushers were Dewey Hendrix and
Joseph Bailey.
4 Love You Truly" and AT Dawn
ing" were sung by Mrs. Gertrude He
man, accompanied by Mrs. Allie Per
lee Mrs. Perlee played Lohengrin's
Wedding March as the bridal party
entered and Hearts. and Flowers, 4"
during the ceremony.
There was a reception for friends
and relatives after the ceremony at
the home Of the brides parents. $500
Bowser Ave. Mrs. Hendrix, mother
of the bride. was assisted by Mrs.
Charles Day. Mrs. Thomas Bailey and
Mrs. Jessie Manning.
Mrs. Schoeneman was dressed in
brown canton crepe when she and
her husband left for a short wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Schoeneman will
be at home at Tell City. after June 20.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bailey of Brookville. Ohio.
and Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs.
Henry De Weese Of Kokomo.
DINK and lavender were used in
the decorations for a luncheon
- bridge given in honor Of Miss Ell
freda LAuter today al the home of
Mrs. Ralph E Suits, 57S5 n. Salem.
Miss Latter is to be married June 90
to John NJ. Gaylor. The guests were
seated at small tables lighted with
pink tapers- crystal holders tied
with lavender tul1e. At each cover
was a pink rose. The house was ar
ranged with roses and June flowers.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. NJ V. Moore. Covers
were laid for Nesdames Alfred Lau-
ter, NJ. Y. Moore, William NJ Moore.
Maurice Sellers. r. ". Bowen and
Misses Minna, Margaret, Helen and
Efreda Lauter. Dorothy Lee, Gall
Hammond. Vera Moore and Virginia
Hill.
Miss Hazel Lockwood. 2889 Central
Ave. who graduated from Eariham
College this week, has returned home
and has as her house guests Misses
Dorothy Carter, Eunice McGrath and
lois Jessup. Miss Lockwood and her
guests will leave this evening to at
tend a house party at AIooresvlle.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James A Daugherty
viii entertain tonight at the High
land Golf and Country Club with a
dinner party in honor of their daugh-
ter, Mildred Elizabeth. and Edmund
Il Emry. whose wedding win take
place Saturday evening.
Roland Fisher. who has just fin
fshed a course at Indiana University.
Mas left for California and other west
ern points.
The New Century Club was enter
tanned Thursday at the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kiger, a few
miles north of the city. Mrs. Carl
Day was the hostess. Each guest
Brought luncheon. which was served
At tables decorated with baskets of
spring flowers and roses. The party
was conveyed to the house IN school
hack driven by Earl Kiger. Demon
stration Of a new road tractor by Mr..
Kiger provided part of the afternoons
program.
The guests: Mesdames NJ. L Moon,
/ z. Bush, Frank Parish. Elizabeth
E. Smith, F. L. Hosbrook, Addie
Frank. Leila Dial, w. P. Bachelor,
Charles Sommers, NJ. P. Scudder,
Laura Hancock. D. R. Kimmick and
little son. Ronald
The Choral Society Of the Suther-
land and Presbyterian Church enter
tanned Thursday evening at the new
home of the Rev. and Mrs. J. L
Prentice for Miss Marion L. Lantz
and Harry Orrison Cole. whose mar
rage will take place at the church on
Sunday. A feature was the making
of a book Of Advice to Newlyweds.''
The honor guests were presented with
a polychrome bridge lamp as a gift
Miss Esther Rose, whose marriage
to Louis Loober viii take place Sun
day, was the guest Of honor at
trousseau and ''bunco" party Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Misses
Henrietta and Sara Mae Rothbard.
2213 N Meridian St. The bridal
colors, blue and gray, were carried out
in the decorations. Favors were tiny
flower umbrellas. Little Miss Rosa
belle Bienenfeld gave a group, Of cos
tune dances. The gifts were pre-
scented on a tea-cart wheeled in by
the Ntt1e dancer.