The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-13

I'll ISIS HELEN WARD enter
IGV tanned with a pretty apron
1 and handkerchief shower and
bridge party for Miss Louise
Humston. a bride-elect Saturday
afternoon at her home, 53o9 Ruckle
St. Peach and orchid were used TO
decorate the rooms and gifts were
presented on a clothes line" across
the dining room.
The hostess WAS assisted by hor
mother. Mrs. John r. Ward and
Mrs. frank Beeler Humston and
Mrs. Harry Listcr.
The guests Misses Alice Oswald.
New York, Bonita Cox, Ina Bing-
ham. Elizabeth Fisher, Eleanor
Carpenter, Marie Field, Mary AIDE
Iaide Fleener and Mesdames 2obert
Stcmpfel, Henry Morgan ana Roy
banks.
Miss Grace Hackleman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Hackleman,
1901 y. Alabama St, whose marriage
to Roland Rust, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaylord Rust. viii take place oct.
20 was honored Saturday afternoon
with the first of the pre-nuptial
parties being planned for her when
Miss Gladys Sudbrock, who is to
be one Of the members Of the bridal
party, entertained with six tables of
bridge and a linen shower. Appoint.
Inents We're the brides colors. honey
dew and powder blue and the gifts
were concealed under a large white
Welding bell suspended from the
chandelier over the dining table.
The guests: Misses Gladys and
Florence Hackleman, Gertrude Dith-
mer. Martha Lucas of Frankfort.
Helen Myers, Ann Moorhead Upde-
graft. Pauline Holmes, Mary Ann
Miller. Lucille Hodges, Mrs. Ann
Higgins. Jesse Brown, Charlotte
Clarke. Mildred Benton, Irene Seuel,
Betty Rrubaker, Helen Haight, Anna
c. Gardner, Dorothea Reissner. Mary
Evelyn Riley. Mrs. Robert Hare,
Mrs. Frank Osborne and Mrs. VIII.
liam Schumacher.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Arthur f. Sudbrock
and Mrs. Hackleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richter, 1880
Burdsall Dr.. entertained Friday
night with a mah-jongg party of
two tables. honoring Miss Glessie
Schuster Of Hermann, Mo-, who is
the house guest of Mrs. George Rich
ter. Sr.
The guests: Misses Helen Ralston,
Katherine Wacker, Marion Baden
and Messrs. Eugene York, Eugene
NJ. Reid, David Burton and DIR. c..
c. Brockman.
Miss Jeanette Mercy, whose mar
riage to Fred Coltrin of Los Angeles
will take place next month, was the
honor guest at a dinner party Friday
night at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club, given by Miss Myrtle Elgan,
1104 N. Alabama ST.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude NJ.
Jones, daughter Of Mrs. Daniel Ma
honey became the bride of James
II. Burns Wednesday with a quiet
ceremony at St. Philip Neri Church.
Miss Julia Shanahan attended the
bride and William Mahoney was
best man.
At the reception which followed
the ceremony the following out-of-
town guests were present: Edward
Burns Of Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Mayme
De War of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs.
Ruth Albert of Columbus, Ohio.
On their return from a wedding
trip in the East Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
will be at home at 825 N. Rural st.
go
II Jamalie will entertain for the
incoming president, Mrs. Jack Wat
son, Monday with a luncheon at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
The following officers and commit
tees will be installed: Mrs. Palmer
Laycock, recording secretary; Mrs.
Edna E. Pauley, vice president; Mrs.
Gaylord E. Rust, treasurer; Mrs.
Harry Hoffman, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. Arnold Spencer, chair
mar of the entertainment commit
tee, assisted by Mesdames Omar S.
Hunt. E. S. harrison, Clarke E. Day,
Frank L. Bridges, Arthur Wilson,
Edward Soltau, Elmer Yocum, H r.
ry Richards; Mrs. Homer Cook,
flower committee; Mrs. L. E. Snyder
-
committee.
The date for the wedding of Miss
Lydia Jameson, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Jameson, 303