The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-21

ActiOitieS
EN- r AIN NJ E N T s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


eight tables of bridge and a
miscellaneous shower Tuesday night
at the home of Miss Stevens. 1924
y. Pennsylvania St, honorinS Miss
Dorothea Reissner, whose marriage
to Louis Hensley will take place
Oct. 26.
Decorations and appointments
were arranged in the rainbow
shades. the brides chosen colors.
Mrs. S. T. Downs and Mrs. V. Z.
Stevens were assisting hostesses.
Thirty tables were reserved at the
card party Tuesday given by the In
dianapolis Iota Club of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority at the home
of Mrs. c. a. Pritchard. 2S77 Suther-
land Ave
Mrs Jarvis Laurimore was chair
man of the committee in charge. as
sisted by Mesdames w. H Remy,
Hughes Patten, Donald Compton,
Henry c. Morgan. James Costin,
Robert Giniland. Misses Jane Prit-
chard, Gladys Trick and Florence
Beckett.
Proceeds will be used for the new
chapter house at De Pauw.
4 pretty ceremony was read at
the Central Christian Church Mon
day night when Miss Grace Marie
Hackleman. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. NJ. Hackleman, 1901 n.
Alabama St, became the bride of
.sRoland 5. Rust. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
SGaylord T. Rust. The Rev. Allan
b. Philputt read the ceremony and
Mrs. Mary E. White, organist,
played a program before the cere-
mony and accompanied Mrs. Carl
H Smith, who sang several songs.
Immediately after the ceremony she
sang the Theta Prayer"
Bridesmaids were Miss Ann Moor
head, Miss Mary Ann Miller, Miss
Gladys Sudbrock. Miss Gladys
Hackleman, Miss Helen Meyers and
Miss Gertrude Dithmer. Their gowns
were Of honey dew georgette and
each wore wreaths of blue velvet
and flowers and carried arm bou-
0uets OF butterfly roses and dolphin
ium. Maid Of honor, Miss Florence
Hackleman, wore a gown Of powder.
blue and carried butterfly roses.
The little flower girl, Miss Pa
tricia Stearns. scattered rose petals
from basket held by her little
brother, Harry Lafayette Stearns Jr.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a gown of
white satin with a veil hung from a
coronet Of Brussels lace edged with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
a shower Of brides roses and valley
lilies.
Ushers were Lee Detchon of
Charlottesville. Edwin c. Hackleman,
c. Edwin Bracket, William Florea
and Jack Stevens. Byron K. Rust
was best man.
Reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Rust left for motor
trip to the Great Lakes and Canada.
They VIII be at home after Nov.
is at the Penn Arts Apartments.
N sss
Expression Club met Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Roy L.
Graves, 20 S. Bolton Ave. Hal
soween effects were carried out in the
decorations Of baskets and vases of
fall flowers. Mrs. Graves was as
sisted by Mrs. J. z. McKie.
Program included the Bible story
of Esther" by Mrs. Arthur J. Ran
dali; story Of the opera, "Theodora,'
by Mrs. William Brown Ward with
the Overture" played by Mrs. John
A. Sink. and a solo, Angels Ever
Bright and Fair" by Mrs. D. Z.
Gruber.
The Rev. and Mrs. H G. Clip
pinger Of Greenwood, Ind, formerly
of indianapolis. observed their for
tieth wedding anniversary Tuesday
with a reception at their home from
z:3O TO 4:3O q m.
Rev. Clippinger, who is pastor ot
Greenwood ". E. Church, served as
pastor of Edwin Ray Methodist
Church Cf Indianapolis for six years.
He was assigned to the Greenwood
church at the recent conference.
H. Foster Clippinger and Gilbert
3. CIppinger of Indianapolis. sons.
and Mrs. S. L. Scott Of Louisville
Ky, daughter, and six grandchii-