The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-29

ActiUitieS
E N T e r T A l N M E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

| | ok place Friday night. when Miss
| Helen Duffy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Duffy, 702 N. Belle Vieu
| Pl., became the bride Of Harold Z.
Williams. son of Mrs. John McGinpis,
4912 University Ave. The Rev. w.
! ". Clouse officiated.
! The bridal music was played by
| Miss La Verne Utterback, pianist.
During the ceremony she played BE
lieve Me, of All Those Endearing
Young Charms"
The maid-of-honOr. Miss Marian
McGinnis, was gowned in old rose
crystal-beaded geCrgette. She wore
| corsage of sweet peas and roses. She
wore silver head-band and white
slippers.
| The bridesmaids, sorority sisters of
| the bride, entered two by two. All
carried bouquets of roses and sweet
! peas and wore head-bands of silver
cloth and white slippers. They en-
| tered as follows: Mrs. Mildred King
and Miss Josephine Speese in orchid
crystal-beaded Georgette; Misses Dor
is Rogers and Tessie Matthews, in
orange Georgette; Misses Mildred
Bowers and Myrtle Whited in peach
colored Georgette, beaded; Misses
Nina Osborne and Helen Hausner, in
pale green Georgette; Misses Mary
Taylor and Helen Cromwell, in salmon
/ Georgette, beaded with white.
The little flower girl, Miss Eileen
Winifred Duffy. in a frock of coral or
candle and lace with a wreath of sill
yer blossoms in her hair and white
slippers, carried n basket of vari-
colored sweet peas and rases. Mas
ter Frank Cassell was ring bearer
n The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father was lovely in a
gown Of white satin back metal cloth,
fashioned with straight lines, with
panels hung from the sides and
caught with clusters Of blossoms. Her
veil was hung in two long panels from
d head-wreath of sweet peas.
Wayne Burdsall was best man.
|. Ushers were Lloyd McVey, Peter Gill
christ and Hernal Kimble
Il \ reception was held at the bride s
home after the ceremony The rooms
were decorated with pink and white
sweet peas and ferns.
Mr. and Mrs Williams will make
their home with the brides parents
until June. when they will take trip
10 Kansas City.
! Among the out-oftown guests were
/ Miss Emma Parker Of Elwood. Mrs
Ida Eirhardt and son. Henry Troy,
Mrs Mary Hill and Nh and Mrs. W
/ r. Hin Of Lafayette. and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Williams, Cartersburg.
The Kappa Alpha Theta annual
/ formal spring dance will he given to-
night at the SEVERN. Miss Helen
/ Haight is chairman Of the committee
on arrangements.
Assisting her are Misses Sarah
Frances Downs. Avanelle Thorp
and Jessie Brown.
Chaperons viii be Dean and Mrs.
James A. Rohback. Miss Evelyn But.
Ter and Mrs. Mary Keegan. Repre-
sentatives from other campus organ
izations VIII be Miss Florence Lupton.
/ Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Iaverne
Bishop, Delta Delta Delta; Miss Mar.
garet Mccain, ri Beta Phi, Miss Helen
Erber, Beta Chi; Miss Mary McMeans.
Sigma Delta; Miss Lillian Smith. Cam
pus Club; Miss Alberta Coburn, 'rau
Gamma TAU Miss Delmar Bean. Chi
Phi Alpha; Miss Helen Mohet. Alpha
Delta Theta. and Miss Estle F1ske.
Zeta Tau Alpha
The Caroline Scott Harrison chap
ter of d. A. r. viii celebrate the first
anniversary OF the opening OF its
clubhouse S24 n. Pennsylvania St.
with a spring party Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. James L. Gavin. acting regent.
will read Hawthorne's THE Gray
Champion" The chapter quartette
will sing the following program nc
companled by Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin:
For the Flag and America" trio;
THE Fountain" Shelton; ''Dewdrops
and Buttercups," Wilson; Last
Night" Kjruls.
The quartette, composed of Mrs. AL
exander Cavins. Mrs. J. p. Reid
Steele, Mrs. Gavin and Mrs. John
paul Ragsdale, will lead community
singing.
Pledges Of Beta Chi sorority Of But
ler University will entertain tonight
at the Irvington Masonic Hall. with
an Oriental dance for the active mem-
bers. Branches Of cherry blossoms
will decorate a great Buddha which
will exhaIe incense. From six lighted
candelabra, festooned with cherry
blossoms. will hang an amber-colored
panel with black fringe. Chinese
lanterns will cover the lights. The
programs will be in the form Of small
Euddhas of oriental green and orange
on bamboo paper.
Brightly -colored balloons will be IA
vors. A grand march will be led by
Miss Dorothy Dipple. president of the
chapter, and Ernest Powell.
Chaperons viii be Professor and
Mrs. Rollo A. Talcott, Professor and
Mrs. r. G. F'r1esner and Miss Nellie
Hester.
Representative from other sorori-
ties will be Miss Mary Ann HugginB,
Kappa Alpha Theta; Miss Kathryn
Bowlby, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss
Eugenia Brooks. Pi Beta Phi; Miss
Frances Woolery, Delta Delta Delta;
Miss Margaret Troy, Sigma Delta;
Miss Dorothy Kemp. Zeta Tau Alpha;
Miss Helen Owen, Chi Phi Alpha;
Miss Alberta Coburn, Tau Gamma
Tau; Miss Elizabeth Tresler, Alpha
Delta Theta.
Miss Julia Patton is chairman OF ar