The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

TT NE of the first weddings Of
( Al July took place at high noon
- Thursday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Smith, 1904 N. Della
wars St.. when their daughter,
Elnaa, J. became the bride of Louis
r. Thomas, the Rev. F. S. c. Wicks,
officiating.
The house was beautifully ar
ranged with flowers, and program
Of harp music was Played before and
after the ceremony.
TIE briis's gown was fashioned
of dainty old net and lace, with
basque waist and full skirt. She
wore a full tulle veil arranged at
the head with an old-fashioned cap
. of gscllny. lace. An interesting
feature of the gown were the long
sleeves with lace cuffs at the wrists.
The bride carried a white leather
prayer book, and wore the gift of
thesbridegroom, platinum and dia-
1nond sbracelet.
Miss Anna Jane Churchman Of De
troit, Mich, was the brides only
attendant. She wore a frock of pink
Freach, wolfe, and sash of blue. She
carfied an arm houquet OF del
phiriim and sweetheart roses.
James p. Stews.rt was best man.
Fpllowing the service a buffet
breakfast was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas have gone on wedding
trip. and viii be at home in Indian
apoHss after July Is. The bride
travelled In a tailored blue suit, with
Prince Of wales jacket, and close fit
ting blac khat. Her blouse was
heavy white tailored silk.
Mrs Charles E. Stutz, 826 E
Maple Rd., entertained charmingly
Thursday afternoon with luncheon
bridge and handkerchief shower II
honor of Miss Emma Belle Stutz
whose marriage to William S. Horn
sontof Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Horn
VIII take place Tuly 10.
A. dainty color scheme Of orchid
and pink was arranged on the tables
A sprofusion of shasta daisies dec
orafed the rooms. The shower gifts
We're spresented to Miss Stutz in q
pi1k sand orchid umbrella. Mrs
Statzs was assisted by Mrs. H. c.
stun, Mrs. j. W. Carmack, and Mrs
M.~L1 Seibert Guests included Mes
DANES Lucien King, r. E. King, Ben
Unaallns, Frank Wiley, Irving D
Hsnlihon, j. T. Sma1ley ]. H. Eber
wein, "a. E. Butler, r. w. Spiegef
z. ssFe Kelly, F. G Laird, F. E
Paine, A. H. Harold, c. B. Hauk
Thomas David, Emerson Thompson
William Horn, Raymond Dowd, A
c. Mitchell D. A. Stackhouse, Thee
Kerr, S. Il. Ham, Thomas Hale
Josephine Frawley, and Miss Blanche
White.
Miss Mildred Benton, 1859 Park
Ave., will. leave Friday to spend two
weeks in West Virginia.
~E SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tilton. 1908
N. sPennsylvania ST., will spend the
week end in Chicago.
Bfde-aewee Club will meet Friday
evening with Mrs. Belle Colvin, SIS
n. Oriental st.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Asche. 1858
Central Ave, will leave next week
for Mackinack.
Mrs. James E. Watson, wife OF
Il Senator Watson, was honor guest
Wednesday at a pretty lunhceon al
theasW oodstock Club given by Mrs
st. sClair Parry, 3o10 N. Meridian
St.r~ Summer flowers were arranged
on The table, at which covers were
laid. for Mesdames Parry, Watson
Samuel NJ. Ralston, Demarchus G.
Brown, Joseph B. Healing, John @
- ,lckelshaus, M. A. Ryan and L. @
ami1ton.
IH& -
Mrs. J. J. freedman, Peter Pan
oartments, entertained Wednesday
th three tables of bridge at the
s 5aeLean Arms tearoom. Appoint
<ents of summer flowers were used
II d. guests included Mesdames Otto
klinauble, Reese Bonner, Walter 3
i @ogers, Hugh K. Knippenberg, c. G
2atthews, w. L. Taylor. r. A. Du
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