The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02

Activities
E NTE ANN NTs
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALS
GARDEN party will be given


#tanled a. bunco. The lawn will be
Rlighted with bridge lamps and Japa-
klese lanterns. Miss Victoria Mon
s kani, Harpist, will play. Little Miss
Virginia Hart will give costume
dances and Miss Esther Bailey will
8 fead.
81 The sorority members will wear cor
Eages of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses The
ces will be in the form of clusters of
hoses, the sorority flower Favors will
pc black and gold balloons. To close
he program Miss Isabelle Small,
president of the chapter, will speak.
4 Miss Meihsner will be assisted by
Iiss Margaret Eaton.
IN E ISIS BERNICE MARIE HA-
lN VEINS. daughter of the Rev
and Mrs. A. W. Ravens of
q Kokomo, Ind, became the bride of
4 DIR. John W. Brayton, son of DR..
and Mrs. A. W. Brayton of Indian
apolis, Saturday night at the Third
81 Christian Church. The ceremony was
q read before an altar banked with
81 ferns and palms and baskets of dali
s sizes. The Rev Thomas w. Grafton
read the double ring service. Miss
Maurine Mcdaniel played bridal airs
at the organ Preceding the cere-
mony Miss Marguerite Mayer of La
hayette sang.
The bridesmaids. in yellow and or
4 child taffeta dresses with tight-fitting
bodices and full skirts, carried colo
] NAL bouquets in pastel shades They
were Misses Sarah Brown. F'rela
Jones, Ramona Norris and Mrs. Lu-
! ellie Davis Kingsbury. Mrs. A. W.
Brayton, in yellow georgette fash
q Toned in the same style, was matron-
q of-honor and carried a colonial bou-
81 quet of roses, delphinium and heather
s. Miss Minnie May Havens, sister Of
q the bride, maid-of-honor, wore orchid
q taffeta and carried colonial bouquet.
The little flower girls, Dixie Lee Bray
81 ton and Hilda Cunningham. dressed
s in white organdie. carried little French
q baskets of rose petals which they scat
tered before the bride. The little ring
bearer, Albert W. Brayton, carried
satin pillow
The bride entered on the arm of
81 her father. She was lovely in a gown
= of white satin in crepe. She carried
bouquet Of Ophelia roses and valley
Fl lilies. Her tulle veil was trimmed
with Spanish lace which has been in
the Brayton family for many years
and is used by all brides Of the family.
Mr.. Brayton was attended by his
brother, DR.. Frank Brayton. best man,
2 and Donald Wiles. Herschen Davis,
ushers.
After the wedding, the guests were
entertained at the home of the brides
brother, Virgil z. Ravens, 362 Downey
Ave. The bridesmaids assisted in the
dining room.
DR.. and Mrs. Brayton motored East
and viii be at home at Hardy, KY,
liter Aug. L.
A garden wedding marked the close
10 the June wedding season when
ffSdiss Margaret Brown, daughter of
7dr. and Mrs. E. NJ Brown, 1880
kSchool ST.. became the bride of Duane
Hawkins Saturday evening at the
home o. the bride Before a back
ground Of white lattice. under a large
q Diaple tree banked with palms and
ferns, the Rev. Edward Haines Kistler
read the ceremony. Ribbon bearers,
u Alpha Beta Sigma sorority sisters of
Miss Brown, formed the aisle from
Sthe house to the altar with white
4tulle streamers. They were dressed
lin frocks Of pastel shades.
Mrs. Harry Kuhn, sister of the bride,
was matron-of- honor. She wore
81 gown Of orchid geogrette and carried
CpheIa roses. Miss Helen Brown,
bridesmaid, wore peach georgette and
6 carried Ophelia roses.
The little flower girls. Misses Ro-
cts Hawkins and Dorothy Jane
pwn. were dressed in peach and
49, zen taffeta Mrs Albert Brown
s rec bridal music and accompanied
>kz4. Jesse Miller, who sang 'I Love
49, Truly and AT Dawning.''
. he bride vas lovely in a gown Of
tie tafteta. She carried brides
squet of roses md lilies of the
ley.
1871 the reception which followed
and Mrs. Frank " Hawkins, par
Is of the bridegroom. received with
- and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. o. H.
! - 4mmond presided at the table, as
10y tied by the brides attendants.
MIR. and Mrs. Hawkins have left for
motor trip and will be at home after
lug. at 1920 E. Washington st.
~
- Among the pretty weddings of Sat
II 3day was that of Miss Frieda Ar
80 ur, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
8 frthur, 304S College Ave, to William
Hslrnette Barnes. The ceremony took
lace at the First Baptist Church and
Z las read by the Rev. Frederick Tay-
1er.
81 Mr. and Mrs. Barnes will be at
& %pme after a motor trip in the South,
- $50 N. Meridian st.
- 80
xFHThe marriage of Miss Mary Padou,
- ught n of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Padou,
- Layman Ave, to Dale S. Young
sT$bk place Saturday night at the home
- the bride. The house was beauti-
lily decorated with pine boughs and
- fthedral candles. The color scheme
: a pink and orchid was carried out in
e appointments. Attendants were
SIS. W. c. Wadsworth. sister of the
matron of honor, and Misses
fk{buise and Agnes Padou, bridesmaids.
g Miss Ruth Giffen sang ''Mavis" and
al Dawning," accompanied by Miss
atherine Hodges.