The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-16
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A wedding of unusual beauty and
simplicity was that of Miss Kathe-
rine Helen Gaus,. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. J. H. P. Gauss, Sphinx
Arms, and Lewis Bergman Maytag
of Newton, Ia, which took place
Tuesday morning in the Blue Room
Of the hotel, the Rev. J. c. Williams
of Newton, officiating.
The bride, unattended. wav given
in marriage by her father. She was
becominglly gowned in embroidered
ecru net over flesh satin. with a pic
ture hat of pink and yellow georg-
cite and carried a shower bouquet Of
Ophelia roses.
The ceremony was read before an
altar of daisies and roses lighted by
cathedral candles.
At the wedding breakfast which
followed. covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Maytag, DR.. and Mrs.
Gauss, Miss Ruth Gauss. sister of
the bride Frank Gauss of CHICAGO,
Mrs. Bert Benjamin of Chicago, DIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Snyder and DR.. Viii
liams. The table was decorated with
centerpiece Of roses and daisies
with ropes of smilax trailing over
the cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs Maytag will sail
from New York Saturday for Europe
for a wedding trip They viii re-
turn about the middle Of September
and will go to Newton, Ia, where
they will be at home after Nov. /
Mr.. Maytag is president of the May
tag Washing Machine Company.
Mrs. II. L. Suffrins, 1880 N Me
ridian St, entertained with two Ia
bles Of bridge Wednesday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. A. c. Pratt Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. who is visiting Mrs. f
A Kelly.
During the serving hour covers
were laid on yellow doilies with blue
vases Of coreopsis. and baskets Of
blue larkspur and coreopsis were
arranged throughout the rooms.
Guests: Mesdames D. O. Cross. r.
l. McGruder, L. c. Gndden, E. R.
Claman. B. F. Shauselberger and
Miss Edna Rink.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Stewart. 1902
Montcalm St, observed their four
teenth wedding anniversary with a
dinner party. Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Wellington Heath, Lexington, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Stewart and
family of Frankfort. KY. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas ]. Stewart and Mrs.
Carlos Sampson of Franklin.
|
Mrs. E J. Hankemeier. 45S6 Car.
rollton Ave-, had for her guest
| Wednesday at luncheon, Mrs. Emily
! Insabaugh Of Los Angeles. Cal. who
| is visiting DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Big
ger, 900 E. DIR. Woodruff Pl. and
Miss Anna Adams, who attended
school here when they were girls.
DIR. and Mrs. Bigger will enter
tain Thursday night at dinner for
Mrs. Insabaugh and Mrs. NJ. B.
Stevenson of Pomfret, Conn, who
is also visiting them.
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Lewis Of Wash
ington, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Carey, at their country
place, Haverway farm, will take a
six weeks trip in California. They
will return here for their two
daughters. Belinda and Phoebe, who
will remain with their grandparents
during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert T. Davis, 719
! Woodlawn Ave, have left for a two
weeks trip to Koontz Lake, Michi-
gan City and Chicago.
Mrs. Theodore Seuel and daught
ers, Miss Edna and Miss Irene, 1923
N. New Jersey ST., will leave Satur-
day to motor to Lake Wawasee for
a weeks stay.
Miss Jeanne Bouslog, 1870 Central
Ave, entertained five guests at a
luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic
Gu and a theater party at the
Murat Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of her house guest, Mrs. Rich
ard M. Inman of Auburndale, Fla
Mrs. Inman was Miss Eleanor Henry
of Indianapolis before her marriage.
Miss Bouslog will entertain with
five tables of bridge Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Inrnan will go to be the guest
of Mrs. Clinton Calkins Friday, and
Miss Bouslog will accompany Miss
Lucille Tyner to Lake Wawasee for
a week.
Mrs. James G. Sanborn, who re
Gently returned to Indianapolis from
China, went to Chicago Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Clyde Freeman, formerly
Of Indianapolis. .
Mrs. A. L. HICKMAN, 1924 E. Mar
ket ST., has returned home after a
weeks visit with friends at Detroit,
Mich, and Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Burgmann,
$3.50 Carson Ave, have as their
guests for a week. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Mackey of Milwaukee, Wis Mrs.
Mackey was Miss Neva Lombard of
Indianapolis, before her marriage.