The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-26
SOCIAL
~ ActiUitieS
EN- TIE r r A N M E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ina RS. r. P. Van Camp, Forty
lIVi Eighth st. and Michigan
~ Hill, and her daughter, Mrs.
James Faris, entertained at lunch
con Friday in honor of Miss Sarah
Warren Prentiss who is to marry
Ernest Edwards Jr., Oct. 8.
There were two tables of bridge
and nah jongg and covers were laid
for ten at luncheon. The tables
were prettily arranged with garden
flowers in fall colOrs.
Mrs Charles Brossman, assisted
by her daughter, Miss Emily, and
Miss Louise Stockdale entertained
Friday afternoon with three tables
of bride and "a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Betty kolmer whose
marriage to DIR. Russell F.. Welt will
take place Oct. 8.
FAN flowers were used to decorate
the rooms. The guests were mem
Ders Of the senior class in the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and
the girls living in the chapter house.
Covers for eighteen were laid at
a luncheon Thursday opening the
year for the Arbor Vitae Club at the
home of Mrs. l.. w. Landers, 5S41
Julian Ave. Assisting hostesses
were Mesdames Allen Williams, w.
NJ. Swoboda, J. J. Lynch and HUI
bert Baus
Mrs. Pearl d. Brandenberg Of
Franklin was an out-of-town guest.
The executive board of the Daugh-
tiers of Union met all day Friday at
the home of Mrs A. A. Ogie. 1l17
Newman Ave. Plans for the coming
year were discussed. Mrs Edna Sev-
erin is the incoming president.
Twenty-three were guests at a
noon luncheon.
Mrs c. +. Hayes. 3109 Ruckle St,
was hostess Friday for an informal
tea honoring Mrs William Kelly OF
Davenport. Iowa, who is visiting
/ Mrs. d. H. Warren, 2436 Pearson
J Ave
( The guests were members of Chap
ter r of q T. o Mrs. Kelly is a
member Chapter FL Of Daven-
port, Iowa
| Among 4 guests was Mrs. Ida
NJ Haus of Cleveland, who is the
house guest of Mrs. Walter r.
/ White.
Miss Myla Hare. 81 ". Forty
/ Third St. entertained Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Lydia Jane
son. whose marriage TO Evans Wool
len, Jr., viii take place oct. /.
/ A surprise miscellaneous shower
was given Wednesday night for
I Mrs. Lavelle Chambers, at her home,
( 1852 n Harding St. Mrs. Cham
/ hers was Miss Alice Crouch before
I her recent marriage The guests
were members Of Mrs f. +. Shell
toms Sunday school class OF
the Seventh Presbyterian Church.
Musical numbers were given by
/ Miss Violet Richter.
Theta Sigma Chi Sorority an
nounced business meeting for
( Friday night at the home OF Miss
( Ossamae Hensley, 1906 Finley Ave.
Miss Virginia Moorhead and Mrs.
/ James a. Bawden will preside at
tea tables Saturday afternoon at the
reception for school teachers Of In
dianapolis given by the Indianapolis
/ branch Of the American Association
/ Of University Women at the John
/ Heron Art Institute from B to 3.
( Miss Marie Vance, daughter of
/ Or. and Mrs. J. G. Vance, Speedway
+ city, became the bride OF Joseph
Aulbach Friday morning in a pretty
/ ceremony at St Anthonys Church,
+ the Rev. A. IT. Busald officiating.
The church was decorated with
! fall flowers and ferns.
1 Miss Helen O'Gara, organist.
played bridal music and accompanied
/ Elmer Steffen and Harry Calland,
soloists
Mrs. Victor Beckerich, sister Of
/ the bride, was matron Of honor
/ She wore a becoming gown of Ian
/ vim green, trimmed with cream lace
and carried pink roses tied with
/ tulle. She wore a bandeau OF gold
cloth on her hair.
! The bridesmaid, Miss Martha Aul-
bach, of Cincinnati, Ohio, wore a
pretty frock of blue georgette with
a silver bandeau and carried Column
bia roses.
/ Frank Vance was best man and
ushers were James Hagan and AL
/ fred Aulbach.
! A wedding breakfast was served
/ at the home of the brides parents
and in the evening a reception was
arranged for the bride and bride
groom and for DR. and Mrs. Vance,
celebrating their silver wedding an
! niversary.
After a wedding trip in the east,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aulbach will go south
for the winter.
out Of town guests included: Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Aulbach. Brookvlile;
Miss Mary Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Green, Anderson: Miss Leona
! i'pidlAtt IIpksdilSl)DIti MI anu Mrs.
w. c. Qugley, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
! Boone, Greenfield.
$50
The Golden Rule Lodge No rs,
/ Auxiliary to the b. of r. r., will
have a card party Saturday after
noon and evening in Trainmen's
Hall. Cruise and L. Washington SITS.
Miss Marie Field entertained Fri
day afternoon with a pansy party at
] her home 21A0 WASHINGTON Blvd