The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-15

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

%Ml marriage to Barrett Monkey
Woodsmau will take place
Aug. 81, was honored Friday after
noon with a prettily appointed
luncheon bridge and linen shower
given at the Polly Prim tearoom by
bliss lone Bingham, 1915 Park Ave.
The luncheon table, laid for six
cen, was decorated with yellow and
Lavender garden flowers and lighted
with yellow tapers in crystal holders
lied with lavender tulle.
/ Among the parties being planned
Tor Miss Hovey will be one Aug. %.
given by Miss Mary Norwood, 1922
Park Ave, and one Aug. 25, by Miss
Rachel Stuart. Miss Helen Hide
brand will entertain and Mrs. Earl
#Robinson will give a bridge party in
) he week before the wedding.
! Mrs. Richard NJ. Inman Of Au-
zburndale, Fla, and her mother, Mrs.
Richard A Henry. Of Winter Haven,
sFla., who have been visiting friends
! i'm Indianapolis and Chicago for sew
eral weeks, have returned home.
& announcement has been received
Indianapolis of the marriage of
s. orge w. Kadel, son Of Mr.. and
rs. William Kadel, $500 Evergreen
I've, to Miss Helen Ray, daughter
! of Mrs. William w. Ray Of Terre
iaute, Ind. The wedding took place
4 Thursday afternoon at the home of
/ the brides mother, the Rev. John Z.
Sulzer officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
/ by her brother, Charles H. Ray.
Bridal music was played by Miss
Amelia Meyer, pianist, and Mrs.
Clifford, vioIinist.
Mr.. and Mrs. KadeI have gone on
a wedding trip to Wisconsin. They
will make their home in In
.dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Hisey,
|215 E. Thirty-Third St. and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. have re-
turned from a four weeks motor
"trip to California and Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Marie Bromm Of Evansville,
Ind, is visiting her brother, Alvin
c. Bromm, and Mrs. Bromm. 3515
n. Pennsylvania st.
Miss Edna Brown of New York
City is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Cox. 3454 n. ILL
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Miss Barrie Bagnoli, 3446 n. Illinois
ST., has returned from Bloomington,
Ind, where she has been attending
the summer session at Indiana Uni
versity.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. James Blake, 4S4S Park
Ave, announce the enga cement of
their daughter, Miss Gladys Marie,
to Ambrose A Casper. The engage
ment was announced at a pretty
party Wednesday evening given by
the bride mother.
Miss Ruth Fifer, 1241 Park Ave.
who has been attending the sum-
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California, returned home Friday.
On her way home she and Miss
Marian Appleby, who accompanied
her, stopped at Eates Park several
days. Miss Appleby will be Miss
Filters guest for a few days before
returning to her home in Brazil, Ind.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of Miss Ida Tobln
of Austin, Texas, to Rex D. Hopper,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hopper,
1922 Ruckle St. Both are attending
the College of Missions and expect to
go to China as missionaries after the
wedding which will take place in
Texas, Sept. 3.
Miss Mary Stewart OF Hanover.
Pa, who has been the house guest
of Miss Matilda Daugherty. 344o
Central Ave, returned home Friday.
Miss Daugherty entertained at din
ner for Thursday night.
The date Of the wedding OF Miss
Gladys Winifred Hildreth. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hildreth. 1926
E. Michigan ST.. to c. Walter Young,
has been set for Aug. p. The
ceremony will be read by the brides
uncle, the Rev. W. L. Nauman Of
Akron, Ohio, at high noon.
49,
These girls have left for z. W.
@ A. college camp conference at
Williams Bay, Wis: Miss Ruth
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