The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27


Miss Taylor will have as her at
tendants at the wedding which Will
take place at her home in the eve
ming Miss Elsie Brandt maid Of
honor, Miss Louise Taylor ana Miss
Anna Mae Albershardt, bridesmaids.
and little Miss Bernice Tolles, flower
maid.
The Rev. o. W. Fifer viii Of
ficiate.
TNVITATIONS have been issued
for the wedding OF Miss Ro-
- sina Kistner. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Charles c. Kistner. PAPA
Broadway. TO James E. Maxwell.
Oct. IL at the home OF the bride
parents. the Rev G. II. Winders Of.
floating
Miss Kistner will have as attend
ants her sister. Miss Harriet Kist-
ner, maid of honor; Mrs. L. Duncan
Lloyd matron of honor; Mrs. Willis
Vermillion and Miss Louise Pritch-
ard of Champaign, ILL.,, bridesmaids.
Keith Holloway Will he best man.
Before her marriage Miss Kistner
will be entertained AT a number Of
parties. Mrs. VermilliOu viii enter
tain with a bridge for her Thurs
day: Miss Louise Weir. Friday; Miss
Florence Jeup Saturday at luncheon
and Mrs. Karl w. Kistner an after
noon bridge and supper; Oct. 6, Miss
Jane and Miss Justine Pritchard. a
luncheon: oct. :. Mrs L. Duncan
Lloyd. a luncheon bridge. and Oct.
Il. Miss Jean Dodds will entertain
out-of-town guests and members of
the bridal party at luncheon.
Miss Grace Hackleman. who will
marry Roland p. Rust, Oct. 20, at
the Central Christian Church, was
the honor guest Saturday at four
tables of bridge followed by a supper
and book shower. given by Miss
Pauline Holmes at the Polly Primm
tea room. The tables We're to be
decorated with Mrs. Aaron Ward
roses and lark spurs. Favors were
tiny leather bound volumes OF
Shakespeare in which the name
card of honeydew and powder blue
were inserted.
The home Of Mrs. David Ross was
gay Saturday afternoon when 235
members of the Pioneers Society of
Indiana met for a barbecue picnic.
Mrs. John T. Wheeler arranged the
following informal program of short
talks by Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb,
Miss Justine Nowlan, Mrs. Lura
Bates, Theodore Ristine of Lafay-
cite. Ind; David Payne, Judge Lou
Use Ewbank and history of the old
melodian belonging to Mrs. Ross,
with old-fashioned songs played and
sung by the guests.
c. NJ. Thompson presided in the
absence of Amos w. Butler. presi-
dent.
A pretty linen shower and bunco
party was given Friday night by
Miss Edna Sucker and Miss Helen
Souppert at the home of the latter,
344 N. Arsenal Ave, honoring Miss
Marie Blake. whose marriage to
Ambrose A. Casper will take place
Oct IL.
The rooms were decorated with
wedding bells and fall flowers and
all the appointments were in the
brides colors, peach, orchid and
green. Gifts were presented in a
small wagon drawn by little Bobby
Touppert.
The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. H. J. Souppert.
The Irvington Circle of the Child
Conservation League of America will
meet Monday In the Irvington NJ. E.
Church. Following a short business
meeting the members will respond
with recitation of Mother Goose
rhymes
Mrs. John NJ Smith will play sew
eral piano selections; Miss Helen
Emert of the Metropolitan School
of Music will give several mono
logues and Frank Billger will sing.
Miss Lura Barrett of the College of
Missions is in charge
Officers of the Indianapolis Pan
Hellenic were installed Saturday at
a luncheon at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club