The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-03

Activities
EMIT RT AIN MET II 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

go RS. L. p. GLIDDEN, 1927
IMI Graceland Ave-, entertained
n1 delightfully."- Monday after
noon with a bridge party in honor of
Miss Corrine Bruin of Shrausburg,
w. Va, who is the house guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Collins.
The table appointments were in
pink and white with a center bas-
ket of wild roses and pink tapers tied
with tu1le bows. The wild rose de-
sign was used in the scarf which ran
the length of the table, and favors
were wild roses, in the stems OF
which were concealed lipsticks.
Guests included Mesdanes Joseph
S. Bell, John G. Gruner, Parker
James, Glenn O'Connor, Bert Bru-
der, e. A. Kelly, r. w. Bowser, c..
G.. C1aman, E. H. Claman, Thomas
Dugan, j. A. Duncan, Stanley Nor
ris, Misses Edna Rink and Georgia
Mcdonald.
&mong other parties for Miss
Bruin Mrs. Norris will entertain
Wednesday and Mrs. Kelly Thurs
a1v5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch A. Brown have
returned to Lake Providence, La,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ton n. Brown, 5OS7 E. Washing
ton st.
r NJ. and Mrs. J. b. Cooper, 10 Ma
plewood Court, have issued invita-
tons for the wedding of their niece,
Miss Fleeta Heinz, and James e.
Hulshizer of Nitro, w. Va, which
will take place Aug. II at 4:S0 p. m.
at the Irvington Methodist Church
The Rev. Harry King will ofticiate.
Miss Heinz has chosen Miss Geor-
gia Osborn as maid Of honor, Misses
Rebeccah Daugherty and Jean Man
der as bridesmaids. J. N. Hand of
Nitro, W. Va, will be best man,
and ushers will be H. w. Houk Of
Nitro and Maurice Mackay.
A charming bridge tea was given
Saturday afternoon for Miss Heinz
at the home of Miss Daugherty,
2549 Ashland Ave. The tea table
was prettily arranged with flowers
in the orchid and shell pink shades,
and the same colors were used in
the ices and other appointments.
Guests were Misses Maurine Jaquith,
Beatrice Batty, Edith Fitzgerald,
Florence Terrell, Pauline Gellatly,
Dorothy Drake, Jean Bouslog, Lois
Vliet of Indianapolis, and Opal
Daniels Of Peru, Ind.
Miss Georgia Osborn will entertain
the bridal party and Mrs. ]. N.
Hand, Miss Beatrice Batty, who will
be soloist at the wedding and Will
bur Dunkel next Monday afternoon.
This party will be followed by a
bridal supper given by Miss Heinz
at the Sphinx Arms. Miss Florence
Terrell will entertain Thursday noon
at luncheon for Miss Heinz, Miss
Pauline Gellatly, and Miss Edith
Fitzgerald.
Mrs. owen P. Clarke, 2035 N.
Meridian St., will entertain Tuesday
evening with a bridal dinner at the
Polly Prinlln Tearoom in honor of
her daughter, Mary Phyllis, and
Robert Coleman, whose marriage
will take place Wednesday at 2:90
p. m.
Miss Mary Evelyn Riley, 1701 N.
Capitol Ave, will entertain at bridge
Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucille Rogers, 2S42 Talbot
Ave, and Miss Evelyn Schmidt en-
tertained Saturday afternoon with a
luncheon at the Indianapolis Athle-
tic Club in honor of Miss Schmidt's
house guest, Miss Eleanor Millikan
of Hamilton, Ohio. The luncheon
was followed by bridge at the home
of Miss Schmidt, 1914 N. Alabama
st.
Other guests were Misses Alma
Lucas, Elizabeth Hlsey,. Florence
Finney, Jane Bird, and Eleanor
Raub.
Miss Mil.ikan has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dunlap, 4401 Col
lege Ave, have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Pelkey and little