The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-01

Activities
q RTAIN MEN S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
RI ISIS Irene Franklin. 1903 Cen
tM trail Ave. whose marriage TO
Lewis Grove of Cleveland,
Ohio, will take place Oct. 4 at the
Central Avenue Methodist Church
will have as her only attendant, her
sister. Miss Blanche Franklin. c.
o. Franklin will be best man. Miss
Franklin's home IS in Pittsburgh,
Pa
Mss Mary Mitchell Of Baltimore,
Nd. who has been visiting Mrs.
Christine Wagner Rousch, 72s e.
Forty-Eighth St. has gone TO
Greenfield to visit. She will return
to her home next week.
A pretty double wedding ceremony
took place Saturday afternoon at
the home of Benjamin ". Bissell,
3O1 S. Audubon Rd., when Miss
Nina Marion Stone became his bride
and Miss nellie Mclaughlin of An
derson was married to Fay Min
nick, Newcastle.
Only a few friends and the i'm
mediate families were present at the
ceremony which was read by the
Rev. E. P. Jewett.
The two couples will take a we'd
ding trip after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bissell will be at home at $50 Mid
die Dr.. Woodruff Place. and Mr..
and Mrs. NIinnick will live in New
castle.
~. Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe Of Wash
"a gton, D. c.. came today to be pres
-ent at the wedding Of her .neice,
Miss Virginia o. NIaltby Of La
fayette. and Roger T. Clark, which
will take place Wednesday az the
College of Missions in Irvington.
Before returning home Mrs.
Blythe viii visit her sister. Mrs.
John ". Maltby IN Lafayette.
Miss Elizabeth Matthews, 1888 ".
New Jersey St. entertained Satur-
day with a charming bridge party Of
six tables. Dresden shades were
used in all the appointments and
decorations. Miss Matthews was
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Oscar
L. Matthews.
Among the guests was Miss Eliza
beth Stutson OF Chicago. who Is
visiting Miss Justine Halliday. 1892
Broadway.
Miss Alberta Esther Booker.
daughter Of J. ". Booker. Martins
Vile. and Edwin John Beckett Of
Indianapolis, were married Friday.
at the home OF the brides father in
Martinsville.
The Rev. Haydn Allen OF the
Martinsville NJ. E. Church performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Beckett has for the past two
years been employed as a stenog-
rapher by The Crescent Paper Com
pany IN indianapolis while Mr..
Beckett IS connected with the en-
cheering department OF the Indiana
Bell Telephone Company. Mr..
Beckett IS a graduate Of the Cniver-
sity Of New York, and is a mem
Der Of the Epsilon Gamma Beta
Paternity.
y Immediately after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckett left for
Poughskeepsie, y. Y, where they
vill visit the groOm's parents and
then viii take a short tour Of eastern
points Of interest. They will re
turn TO Indianapolis about Oct. 20,
to make their home.
The Indianapolis Club OF Notre
Dame University viii celebrate the
approach Of the new school year with
its second annual hard times dance
at the Knights Of Columbus audito-
rum this evening at o'clock. The
feature os the evening will be the
costumes of the dancers. which will
be In accord with the spirit Of hard
times. Prizes viii be awarded TO the
most appropriately dressed couples.
Mark Mooney is chairman of the
arrangements committee. Working
with him are James Sheerin, Louis
Thompson. Tino Poggiani, Norbert
Clancy. Paul Harmon, Joseph Har-
mon, Corbin Patrick, William Brode-
rick and John Yeazel. The patrons
and patronesses for the dance are
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mooney. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pat
rick. Mr.. and Mrs. John Clancy, Mr..
and Mrs. John Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward McNulty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Sexton, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sheerin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Yeazel
Among the novelties of the eve
ming Will be a Paul Jones dance.
James. Sheerin viii serve as king
Of hoboes. The music will be by
Russ Williams orchestra
\. Members Of the Old Pals Club.
with their husbands and friends.
gave a surprise miscellaneous shower
and party for Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Sunnyfiel, who were married recent
" at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kiesel,
622 w. Tenth St.
During the evening games were
played and on the musical program
Mrs. Virgil T. Furgason and Edwin
Hindel sang a group of solos. &c
companied by Miss Margaret Hindel.
Assisting hostesses were Ms.
FrapLy Pa+ers Mrs Edwin TIfnda1