The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-30
SOCIAL
ActiUitieS
E II T E R T A n NJ E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ISIS ALWENA SEI-KA, daugh-
IIMl ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Selka. 1441 Fairfield Ave, who
is to marry Ralph Duncan June 8, has
chosen her attendants. Miss Char
lotte Handbook will be maid of honor
Mrs. Roy Pile, matron of honor
Bridesmaids VIII be Miss Harriet Stew
art, Dunkirk, Ind, and Miss Jenny
Lind Penn, Greensborough, N. c..
Miss Louise Duncan and Miss Maude
Searcy.
Many parties have been planned for
Miss Selka during the coming weeks
before her wedding.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G.. w. Young. y N.
keystone Ave. announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Delma
Mae, to Horace P Hill, son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. e. Hill, 266 S. Audubon
DID,, which took place Sunday at the
home of the bride s parents.
The brides only attendant was her
sister Miss Elsie, and the best man
was Daniel Hill, brother Of the bride
groom.
The Rev. E. A. Robertson read the
ceremony. Miss jeanette Hill, pianist,
played the bridal music. Miss Vivian
Ealand, soloist, accompanied her sis
ter, Miss Helen Ealand. who sang
20 Promise Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill have gone to Buff
falo, n Y, for the summer They
will return to indianapolis in the fall
to live.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbridge, Mrs. B. f.
Young and son. Charles, of Anderson.
charming springtime luncheon
was given today by the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter of D. A. r. in honor
of the regent, Mrs. Eugene H. Oar
rach. who has been abroad for sew
eral months, and Mrs. S. T. Perkins,
past regent. who has been travelling
in the Mediterranean country.
Mrs. James l.. Gavin. acting regent
was general chairman of the affair
The rooms were converted into bow
ers of spring blossoms and branches
of red bud and cherry blossoms. Each
a center basket of spring flowers tied
with large bows of tulle in Dresden
shades. There were covers for IT'S.
At the regents table. which was
beautifully arranged with low baskets
of spring flowers in Dresden colors
and tied with tulle, were the two
honor guests and the executive board,
which includes Mesdames Gavin,
H c. Thornton. Oliver Willard Pierce,
Ernest DeWolf Henry c. Ketcham,
Robert B. Keith, J. II. Hamlet, L. O.
Hamilton. J. Ambrose Dunkel, Theo,
dore d. Craven.
The program included talks by the
honor guests on their travels and a
musical program of selections by Mrs
Ralph s Chappell and Mrs. Sidney E
Fenstermacher. who gave excerpts
from the opera "Cinderalla," under
the direction of Mrs. Chappell.
Mrs. J. I. Holcomb. Cold Spring Rd.
entertained Tuesday with a luncheon
for eight in honor. Of Mrs. p. II.
Helmbold who. with her husband.
Captain Helmbold, will leave soon for
Camp Knox, Ky.
Theta Sigma Chi fraternity will en-
terrain tonight with a bunco party at
the Athenaeum. Miss Juanita Roem-
Ter. hostess will be assisted with the
Inequalities by the president. Mrs
Albert Volpp. Miss Hattie Schaaf,
Elizabeth Woehelecke. Margaret Mar
by. and the pledges, Miss Retta Fink.
Miss Bonnie Thormyer and Miss Nil
bred Gerlach.
The proceeds from the musical and
dance at the Travertine Room Of the
Lincoln Tuesday night will be used
by the Disabled American Veterans.
Miss Melissa Jane Cornelius and
Stephen Badger. accompanied by
Glenn o. Friermood were soloists.
Miss Audrey Crestin and Miss Jean
cite Eberhardt, pupils of Nine Theo
Hewes gave a program OF costume
dances and little Miss Clara Jane
Hickman gave readings.
In charge Of the affair were Mrs.
E. ]. Jersey. Mrs. S. D. Carman. Mrs
celia Ryan, and Mrs Ella Aker. War
Mothers.
Mrs. c. G. Simon, 4S n Mount
ST., was hostess for the Independent
Social Club Tuesday afternoon Fol-
lowing the business meetiBg a buffet
luncheon was served twenty-five per-
sons and an interesting program was
given by Miss Gwendolyn Frances
Schort, who read selections from
Seventeen" Dandy Jug" LAS You
Like 1t" and "At the Ball Game"
Mrs. Howard Galley gave a report
Of the Seventh District Federation of
Women's Clubs convention.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Will
liam Guy Cressler, Shelbyville; Mrs.
w. E. Ky'e and Enos Carsten.
Special guests were Mrs. j. A Shop
laugh, Mrs. Hazel Schort and Miss
Schort.
Covers for nine were laid at a pretty
dinner party given by Mrs. Z. e.
Kerner. 338 N. Hamilton Ave, Tues
day night in honor Of Mrs. John d.
Rogers of Clinton, Ind, and her twin
sister, Mrs. Charles Kerner
A musical program was given at the
meeting of the Proctor Club Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. VIII
liam j. Stark. 5150 N. Delaware st.
Mrs. Frank Cregor and Mrs. Stark
were on the program. Mrs. Stark was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Daily of Terre Haute Mrs. Daily
presided at the coffee urn.