The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-13
SOCIAL
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ENTE AINM Mt 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


scene Of a lovely wedding at
$50 o'clock Saturday evening
when Miss Grace PARROT. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Parrot
will become the bride of DR.. Paul B.
Casebeer. The church will be lighted
with cathedral candles. the walls
screened with a lattice work covered
with greenery. Baskets of lilies.
palms and ferns will bank the altar
before which DR.. J. D. Stanley will
read the service. Miss Elizabeth
Anne Parrot, sister of the bride as
raid Of honor will wear sunset taffeta
trimmed with gold lace and carry an
old fashioned bouquet of sweet peas,
roses and forget-me-nots. The bride
viii wear white satin in a draped style
with a coronet veil of chanilly lace.
Her shower will be of brides roses,
Ophelia roses and lilies Of the valley.
DR.. CIeon Nafe viii be best man and
Ushers viii be. DIR. George Espenlaub,
DR. Douglass White and DR.. Douglass
Pfaff.
DR.. and Mrs. Casebeer viii be at
home at S44 S. Fourth St. Clinton,
after May 1.
n HR and Mrs. E. E. Perry Of N.
NJ Meridian St. entertained with
a bridal dinner at the Sphinx
Arms Hotel Thursday evening in
honor of their daughter, Miss Mary
Jane Perry, whose marriage TO Julian
VI. Fsuvre, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fauvre, is to take place at $50
o'clock Saturday evening at the home
Of the brides parents with DR.. F. S.
G. Wicks officiating. Covers were
laid for twenty-five at a long table
decorated with spring flowers and
smilax and lighted with candles.
Among the guests were, Mrs. Thomas
Wiles OF Boston, Mrs. Arthur
Fonnegut of st. Petersburg. Fla, Mrs
William Griffith of Chicago and Mrs.
Charles Ely of Westfield. Mass, who
Will be matrons of honor. Miss Eliza
beth Fauvre, maid of honor, Irving
FaUvre, best man and William
Griffith, Frances Fauvre and Wood
burn Whining Of Chicago. who will be
ushers.
The Princess in the Fairy Tale"
is the name Of the play which the
1,vington Dramatic Club will give
Saturday evening in the Irvington
school auditorium for the entertain
ment of the children of the members
and their friends. The cast includes,
Mrs. Bryant Long. Mrs. George New
ton, Merritt Harrison, Miss Marie
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Bertram Day. Ebert
Glass and Bernard Korbly. The com
mittee in charge includes. Mrs. J. A.
Craven, William Forsythe, Mrs. Irwin
Berterman, Mrs. Charles z. Rush.
Mrs. Bernard Korbly. Mrs. Henry H.
Prescott, Mrs. Merritt Harrison and
Mrs. George Newton.
Hoosier artists who have donated
some of their work for the benefit card
parties to be given Saturday after.
noon, and evening by the Indiana Ar
lists Club include Miss Blanche Still
son, Mrs. Emma Sangernebo, Ran
dolph L. Coates, Mrs. Helen Adams.
Miss Edna Klngsbury, Carl Graf
Otto Stark, Chris Seiberth. c. P. Baus.
Edward Sitzman. Paul Hadley and
Miss Marie Goth.
Additional reservations for tables
for the afternoon include Miss Grace
Spears, Mrs. Dorothy Woods. Miss
Caroline Ashbrook, Mrs. Charles
Chambers. Mrs. J. A. Bawden. Mrs. r.
H. Allison, Miss Edna Kingsbury.
For the evening party, additional
reservations include those Of Mrs. Carl
Iieber, Miss Gertrude Hinson. Mrs.
Frank Bake. Mrs. z. Pedlow, Mrs
Arthur MacLAln. Mrs. z. A. Hend
rickson. Mrs. George Mosser. Mrs.
H. o. Hudson, Miss Mildred Leonard
and Mrs. Harry Parr.
Election Of officers was held al A
meeting of the Woman's Round Table
Club at the home of Mrs c. NJ. Ffnney
this afternoon. Mrs. F. P WooIery
was in charge Of the program.
Mrs. William Watson Wooden, who
founded the Over the Tea Cups Club
thirty-three years ago, was honored
today at the annual guest day Of the
club at the home Of Mrs. James A
Sutherland on Sutherland Ave. The
club colors, green and white. were
used in the white tapers twined with
smilax and baskets Of white dolphin.
i'm throughout the rooms. Miss Ruth
O'Hair read a paper on Mr.. Punch as
Historian. Mrs. Sutherland was as.
sisted by Mrs. Virgil lockwood. Mrs.
Jesse c. Moore, Mrs. L. W. Bugbee,
Miss Ruth z. King and Miss Rather.
inc STICKY.
AltrUsa Club will hold its regular
luncheon Saturday at the Lincoln Ho.
tel. Mrs. Gertrude Hansen of Chicago
Will speak to the club on Experiences
in Vocational Guidance"
Members Of the local club who will
attend the annual convention of the
National Association Of Altrusa Clubs,
which will be held in Columbus. Ohio
April q. are Mrs. Fanny S. Sweeney
and Miss Mary Buehler, Miss Nell
Warren. Mrs. Mary Luella Harms
Miss Hazel Williams. Miss Minnie
Hardsgsn. Miss CeIesta Cromer and
N1SP Katherine Bailey.
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett. national
president of the American Legion
Auxiliary. will come May "a to meet
with heads of auxiliary chapters con.
corning summer and fall work
The Aero Club will give an infor.
NAL dance this evening at the Ath.
letic Club. the proceeds from which