The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14

EISS JEANNE BOUSLOG and
I'M Miss Billie Mae Kreider en-
IT, tertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Miss Bouslog, 1920
Central Ave, with a bridge party
and linen shower in honor of Miss
Doris Hiner, whose marriage to John
Scott Mann Jr., will take place
July 20.
Appointments Of ices, cakes ana
confections were carried out in the
bridal colors of lavender and blue.
At serving time, each table was
lighted by a lavender candle in a
crystal holder tied with blue tulle.
The gifts were tied to shower rib
bons and hung from a colored UNI
brella suspended above a table. Del
phinium and lavender asters were
used in decorating. The hostesses
were assisted by their mothers, Mrs.
G. NJ. Kelly and Mrs. S. G. Kreider.
The guests included Mesdames II.
B. Hiner, Alex Taggart, Jr., and
Lewis OFT Ward, and Misses Lois
Vliet, Dorothy Drake, Cathleen Hot
tie, Marjorie Chiles, Constance For
syth, Helen Seward, Martha Flow
ers, Helen Ward Frances Jaquith,
Dorothy Lou Thomas, Dorothy Ry-
ker, Margaret Mccain, Mary Fran
ces Ogle, Louise Rich and Fleeta
Hines.
Mrs. Clarinda Conte, and Miss Ger
trude Conte, $50 S. Audubon Rd,
will leave soon for Lake Winona, ac-
companied by Prof. Paul Conte and
family, who have motored here from
Oklahoma. Miss Adelaide and Miss
Anita Conte, Sos e. Maple Rd., will
join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Denker, 1913
Prospect St., Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Gordon and Mrs. Louis Hoffman,
Il45 Reed Place, are motoring tc
Lake Manitou to spend the summer.
Miss Susan Kerr, has returned to
her home in Union City, Ind, after
a visit with Miss Florence Ruby,
1888 n. Pennsylvania st.
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Miss Helen and Miss Elizabeth
Clark, ST. Powell Place, will leave
Saturday for a three weeks trip.
They will motor to Rochester, n.
Y, taking a trip on the st. Lawrence
River from there, and returning
home by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Lockwood,
1889 Central AveS planned to enter
tain Tuesday evening with a bridal
dinner in the Italian room Of the
LINCOLN in honor of their daughter,
Hazel, and James c. Jay, whose
marriage will take place Wednesday
evening at the Third Christian
Church.
Appointments We're to be carried
out in the bridal shades of orchid and
DR.. and Mrs. Milton It. Jay, DR..
George V. Cring, Miss Mary Finch,
of Portland Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Deitch, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick i.
Came. Miss Katherine Mead and
Miss Iris Hopper. Miss Lockwoods
gifts for her attendants were pearl
and sapphire bracelets for her brides
maids, gold lockets and chains for
her flower maids, and white gold
pins for the organist and soloist. Mr..
Jays gifts for his attendants were
white gold cuff links.
Out-of-town guests who have ar
rived for the wedding are Miss
Dorothy Carter. of Kokomo, Ind;
Mrs. Harry Prevo of Detroit, Mich;
Miss Bertha Davis, of Marion, Ind;
Miss Eunice McGraw. of Upton,
Ind. Mrs. Porter Bosnian, and Mrs.
Sarah E. Harris, of Albany, Ind. Out
of-town guests to come are Misses
Marie Rowls, Helen Hall, Georgia
F'oltz, Lucille Armstrong, Frandes
GLASGOW, Helen Armstrong, Mrs.
Donald Hall all of Portland, Ind;
Miss Wilma Jean Burt. of Cicero,
Ind; Miss Ruth Harvey, of Spice.