The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-12
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
~ HE marriage of Miss Frances
Alice Connelley. daughter of
- Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. COnne1ley
Of North Vernon. Ind. to Charles A
Anderson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Anderson of Hartford City, Ind, will
come as a surprise to their many
friends. The ceremony will be read
at tonight in the study of the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
J. Ambrose DunkeL
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Campbell, sister
and brother-in-law of the bride, will
attend them.
The bride and groom will be at home
Immediately in the Van Cortland
apartments, 2O1O n. Meridian St.
Mr.. Anderson is managing editor of
The Indianapolis Times.
N NE of the most attractive teas
Il of the season was given this
III afternoon when the New
Century Club entertained in the Sculp
ture Court of the John Heron Art
Institute. Bowls of sweet peas were
used on the tea table with tall brass
candlesticks. white tapers and a silver
service. Presiding at the tea table
were Mrs. d. B. Carter and Mrs. Rob
ert Gordon, assisted by Bresdames J.
W Carr, J. c. Carr, o. r. Scott
Charles Graul Mrs. T. c. Clapp was
in charge of the committee on re-
freshments.
Receiving with Mrs Otis Nc
Cracker. president, were Mrs. Roscoe
A. Rinker, chairman of hostesses and
Mesdames Elizabeth Smith, J. W.
Erther, NJ. T. Scudder, Addie D.
Frank, George o. Lehman and Charles
Sommers.
A musical program. arranged by
Mrs. J. E. Barcus. included songs by
Mrs. Frank Miller, accompanied by
Mrs Homer Scott. Mrs. o. r. Scott
gave a musical reading of THAT Old
Sweetheart of Nine by Riley, accom-
panied by Mrs J. c. Carr pianist, and
Miss Opal Jefferies, violinist
Mrs. Joseph Mess was in charge
OF the illustrated gallery talk on In
diana artists given by Miss Anna
Hasselman and the costume dance by
little Miss Maxine Elizabeth Nc
Cracker.
- Mrs Frederick Glossbrenner OF
Gladstone Apis. entertained this after
noon with a pretty trousseau shower
and three tables of bridge for Miss
Mildred Cole who is to be married
Saturday afternoon to William H.
Gaddis at the Broadway NJ. Il. Church
Baskets Of pussy willows with blue
tapers in silver holders carried a color
scheme of silver and blue, which was
used throughout the appointments.
The gifts were presented on the
dining-room table surrounded with
lighted blue tapers in silver holders.
Assisting Mrs. Glossbrenner was
Mrs J. c. Harvey, Jr.
The guests: Miss Dorothy Mae
Cole, who viii be maid Of honor for
her sister: Miss Helen Akers, Miss
Anne Cunningham and Miss Gladys
Shade. Mrs. De Witt Hosman of Tip
ton. Mrs. Clinton Mitchell. Mrs.
Rachel Thomas Murrell. Mrs. Charles |
Hogate. Mrs. Walter Cunningham and |
Mrs. Ray D. Grimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Cole. parents |
u lAAE HA4-EH WILL CtA[Ek IAN L AAtAcAS
night with bridal dinner.
Other attendants at the wedding
will be Miss Elsie Smith, bridesmaid, !
and Forrest Kirshman, best man.
Mrs. Nathan Swain, 1925 W. Thirty
Sixth St, will entertain the Indian
apons Post No. 1 Of the American
Legion Auxiliary Friday afternoon
with a card party. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. John H Murray.
Mrs. J. D. Heysinger and daughter,
Miss Frances. of TT. Harrison, enter /
tanned today with the first Of a series !
of parties. a luncheon bridge of six
tables. Pastel shades were used in 1
baskets of flowers arranged about the /
rooms and in the candles in silver /
holders. which lighted each OF the
tables
Among the guests was Miss Sallie |
Bond of Cleveland Ohio. Miss Hey
singers house guest
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood of L. f. and E. VIII have a |
card party Thursday afternoon and |
evening in the hall. Shelby st. and |
English Ave.
Mrs. Claude r. Shaffer, 4153 Central /
Ave, entertained eight intimate |
friends of Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martin /
today with a farewell luncheon and /
nah jongg. Mrs. Martin will leave !
March % for a two years stay In |
Europe. The luncheon table was
prettily decorated with spring flowers |