The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
BETROTHALS

TUNE roses and peonies will dec
crate the home of Mrs. Donald
~ Vliet, 1858 Guilford Ave, tonight
for a "bunco" party in honor of Miss
Mildred Daugherty and Edward EN-
cry, whose marriage will take place
June IS Other guests will be Mr..
and Mrs Blake Francis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stempfel, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dissett. Jr.. Misses Mary Alice Cole
man, Marian Stoner and Dorothy
, Daugherty and Harold Victor Robert
NIcNIurray and Ted Henshaw.
The wedding Of Miss Mary John
son. daughter of Alfred H. Johnson,
644 E. Thirteenth St. TO Fritz Schaef-
fer of this city took place today at
the home of the bride. She was IN
attended The ceremony was read by
Rev. Lewis Brown.
Gertrude Wakefield Hassler, accom-
panied by her mother, of $50 W. Ma
pie Rd.. left this week for Pasadena
TO visit Charles Wakefield Cadman,
- eminent composer, with whom Miss
Hassler will appear in a number Of
recitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Hendrix
r. R. P, have announced the wedding
of their daughter, Josephine Medella,
to John William Schoeneman. which
will take place Thursday evening at
the Southeastern Union Chapel. There
Will be a reception at the home of
the brides parents Immediately after
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Unger, who are
on a wedding trip at the Great Lakes.
will be at nome after June q at 1888
Sturm Ave. Their marriage took
place Tuesday evening at the Won
ems Department Club, Rabbls Jacob
Bienenfeld and A. Portnov officiating
Mrs. Unger. before her marriage. was
Miss Marion NIiroff. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Miroff
Miss Emma Belle Stutz, Thirty-Sec-
ond and Meridian SITS, entertained
with a 1uncheon-b bridge and towel
shower for Miss Mildred Seibert, who
is to marry Raymond Dowd June %.
Covers for twenty-eight were laid at
small tables with corsages of orchid
and white sweet peas at each place.
The gifts were presented in a large
gift box tied with bows Of white and
orchid satin ribbon. The guests were
members Of Theta Sigma Sorority and
their friends. Miss Stutz was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Harry c. Stutz.
and Mrs. H. L. Seibert, mother of the
bride-elect, and Miss Wanda Feldman.
The Rev. and Mrs Edward H.
Kistler will leave Monday for Allen
town. Pa, where the Rev. Mr.. Kistler
Will receive a D. D. degree from his
Alma mater. MiIenburg College.
The Zetathea Club will hold the
last meeting Of the year at the
Fletcher American National Bank
building, Wednesday afternoon. Let
tiers from the corresponding members
will be read. a playlet, Mrs. Nc
Carly Buys a Hat" will be given by
Misses Ruth Elaine Merriheld and
Gertrude KOopman.
Miss Marian Buttewiler of Chicago,
formerly of Indianapolis, will marry
Paul W. Kistler. son of the Rev. z.
II. Kistler, June 10. They will make
their home in Indianapolis.
The Seventh District Women's
Democratic Club will meet Thursday
90 - h.
cratic Club on z. Vermont st. Mrs.
Alice Foster Mullins, State president
Of the League of Women Voters, will
speak on The Value of Education for
Women in Politics" Judge NJ. B.
Larry will talk on jackson, the
Democrat" Flag Day will be OBJ
served with community singing. Miss
Julia Landers. educational chairman,
will be in charge. Following the pro-
gram will be a reception for Mrs.
Mullins.
Mrs. Donald Lantz, 42O8 Sunset
Ave, entertained with a rniscellane-
GUS shower this afternoon IN honor
OF Miss Marion Lantz. whose mar
rlage to Orrison Cole will take place
June "a. The house was attractively
decorated with baskets of peonies in
pink and white. the bridal coIors. The
gifts were presented to Miss Lantz
Oil coaster wagon covered with the
bridal colors and drawn by her little
niece and nephew. The guests were
Mesdanes B. j. Lantz, Ida Cole, John
s. Beanie, Lewis A. Young, William
OsterTnier, j. A. McNutt, Ralph o.
Bradford. a. ". Lehman. E. n. Pres
ton, Frank Lacl1ey, Charles Ferguson,
George Fly. Bert Hall, c. Norman
Greene, Wayne Leavitt, Richard Cox.
Walter Dunbar, o. Howard Salzman
Of Washington, D. c., and Misses
Grace and Helen Fosdick, Emma Sed-
bert, Bess B. Allen, Lora Francis
Lackey and josephine Leavitt
Miss Margaret Daily and Mrs. Mar
Tin Higgin have left for trip through
the East, where they will visit rela-
tives and friends in New York and
Pennsylvania
A reception for ministers of the In
dianapoEs District Of the Methodist