The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-29

IIlITu Oh Il SERIES Oh parties III uOuOF
of Mrs. Charles Bracket, who was
Mrs. Anna Smith Buskirk before her
recent marriage. Chrysanthemums
and Halloween effects were used in
the decorations.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Brandt
had guests for six tables Of bridge.
as courtesy to Mrs. Bracket. Mrs.
Rufus Syfers, 1913 f. Thirty-S St,
will give a luncheon bridge for her
Thursday at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club.
ISIS CHRISTINE WILSON,
.IMl whose marriage to C. A.
L-1 Brown will take place Nov.
26 at D. m, at the Central Avenue
NJ. E. Church, viii have as her only
attendant Mrs. Carl r. Lauenstein
matron of honor. Mrs. Lauenstein
was Miss Jean Waterbury before
her recent marriage. The bride
groom's brother, Claude Brown Of
Lowell, Ind, viii be best man.
y Miss Elizabeth Matthews, 1888 N.
New Jersey St, has issued invita-
tons for supper bridge for Miss
Wilson for the evening of Nov. 6.
A fall wedding Of unusual interest
was that of Miss DOrothea Reissner,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
Reissner, 1925 y. Delaware St. and
Louis s. Hensley which took place
Tuesday night at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J.
Ambrose Dunkel, officiating.
Music was played by Paul Mat
thews, organist. who accompanied
Mrs. +. r Flickinger. soloist.
Attendants We're Mrs. Verne X
Reder matron Of honor; Miss Char
lotte Reissner. maid Of honor. and
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Patia Car
WI, Miss Sarah Frances Downs.
Miss Charlotte Wieske, whose gowns
carried out a color scheme OF laven-
der. yellow, green, pink and a little
flower girl, Miss Jane Crawford.
Ushers were Myron HuEhel Henry
Jameson, Joseph Ostrander and
Verne Murray and Verne X Reeder
was best man.
The bride was gowned in satin
crepe trimmed with pearl band and
wore veil fashioned Of tulle and
Brussels lace. Her bouquet was a
shower of orchids. lilies and roses.
After a formal reception at the
home OF tho brides parents the bride
and bridegroom left for a wedding
trip They will be at home after
Dec. l at $500 n. Meridian st.
Mrs. c. L. Dearmin. 1904 F. Mar
ket St, was hostess Tuesday for the
meeting of the Independent Social
Club for luncheon. Covers were laid
for thirty. SMrs Frank Shellhouse
who has been abroad for several
months was a special guest
other guests were Mrs. Herman
Rath, Mrs. J. T. Cook, Mrs. p. H.
Simon. Mrs. w. l. Moore. North
Vernon: Mrs William Hanger.
Noblesvlle.
The Alpha Chi Omega Aumnae
Club viii meet Thursday at the
home of Mrs. J. Oris Tobin. 470l
Park Ave. to sew for the Christian
bazaar which win be held the tirst
week IN December
MIS- Larence Mcnery Of Peoria.
ILL.,. will be a special guest.
Golden rod and autumn flowers
were used TO decorate for the card
party given 10y the Alpha Club of
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
Wednesday afternoon at the Won
ans Department Club
Proceeds viii he used for the build.
ing fund for the DO PAW chapter
house @
Miss Betty Moore, 2342 College
Ave, was hostess for a card party
Of six tables for the Delta Delta I
Delta Alliance Wednesday after /
noon. The party was to be followed /.
by a buffet supper, Tor which Miss /
Christine Wilson was chairman of /
Mrs. David Lennox was chairman /
II the program committee, which ar
ranged for a musical program by /
Miss Vera Eiklor, Miss Mildred Kel-
y and Miss Clara Foxworthy.
The Ladies' Society Of the 3. Of
L. r. and e will entertain with
benefit card party Thursday after
noon and evening in Firemen's Hall,
Shelby st. and English Ave.
IN honor Of their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Anderson Of Miami.
7'la., Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Cruise, /
GIL N. Meridian St, arranged a
Inner for Wednesday evening at
he indianapolis Athletic Club. The
guest list included Mr.. and Mrs
w. C. Smith. DR.. and Mrs. J. e
Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs Frank S.
Powell and DR.. and Mrs. C. w.
Dicks.
Mrs. Dicks VIII entertain at n
luncheon for Mrs. Anderson Thurs
lay.
The Sisters Of Bethany Of St
9aul's Episcopal Church entertained
1t a benefit bridge on Wednesday
Lfternoon at the D. A. r. chapter