The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-08

the engagement of Miss Helene
LeNore Allen, daughter of Mrs
Ethan Allen, 1851 Central Ave, and
Norel Mclaughlin. The wedding
will take place this month.
Mrs. II. B. Burnet, 1904 n. Penn
sylvania St, left Thursday for Chi
cago,
Mrs. Frank e. Sparks, 81 w.
Fortieth St., and Mrs. Q. j. Noblitt,
3244 Ruckle St., entertained sixty
guests at a luncheon-br bridge at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednes-
day, Yellow tapers in green holders
and yellow chrysanthemums and
goldenrod were used in decorations.
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Alpha Club benefit card party, for
Alfarada Council, No. s, Friday $3.50
p, m. Red Men Hall. North st. and
Capitol Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur V. Brown
1907 N. New Jersey St, entertained
Wednesday evening with a dinner
party in honor of Miss Mary Evans,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar II.
Evans, 3445 N. Pennsylvania ST., and
Samuel Runnels Harrell, whose mar
riage will take place Saturday.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, Miss Evans, Mr.. Harrell. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Winslow, Mrs. John
Loomis, Chicago; Misses Eleanor
Evans, Dorothy Marmon, Mary Ham
ilton, Elizabeth Meyers, San Diego
Cal; Mary Elizabeth Leighton, Chi
cago; Messrs. Kurt Painter, Irving
Fauvre, William Fisle Landers, Ma
lott White, Volney Malott Brown
and Harland Wilson.
IS, Peter and Paul Cathedral was
the scene Of a charming wedding at
% a. m. Thursday when Miss
Margaret McWhorter. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. McWhorter,
2237 N, Illinois ST., became the bride
of Robert Ittenbach. Bishop Joseph
Chartrand officiated.
A program of bridal airs and the
wedding march from 'Lohengrin"
was played by Miss Frances Spencer.
The bride who was given in mar
riage by her father wore a gown of
satin fashioned with a panel front
and Lo cly with ci,.o,,Ia cidac Trim m a a
in pearl and crystal landings. Her
veile was Of tulle and arranged with
crown Of orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies
Of the valley and orchid.
Mrs. Carl Ittenbach, matron Of
honor, wore a rose georgette gown
trimmed in rose velvet with hat to
match. Miss Marguerite Higgins,
maid Of honor, wore a gown OF
poudre blue georgette over orchid
satin and an orchid velvet hat. They
carried arm bouquets Of Columbia
roses. Little Bernice McWhorter,
sister Of the bride, and little Joan
Ittenbach, niece Of the bridegroom,
were flower girls. The bridegroom
was attended by his brothers, Ralph
and Carl Ittenbach.
Following the ceremony Mrs.
Mary Ittenbach, mother Of the
bridegroom, entertained with a
bridal breakfast at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Mr., and Mrs. Ittenbach left on an
eastern motor trip. After Nov. 1,
they will be at home in Morton
Place,
Miss Dorothy Marquette, whose
marriage to DIR. Alvin e. Newman
will take place Saturday, was honor
guest Wednesday afternoon at a
bridge party and kitchen shower
given by Mrs. Russell T. Cook, 364O
N. Meridian St., and Mrs. Dudley
A. Smith, 1922 w. Thirty Ninth ST.,
at the home of Mrs. Smith.
Culinary designs were used in the
appointments.
Guests were Misses Dorothy Mar
quette, Leonore Hinkle and Clarissa
Robertson and Mesdames Oliver w
Greer, Forrest G.. Thorne, George
O. Brown, c. Elvin Vliet, Kenneth
r. Coffield, Douglas A. Dussom, John
X. Goodwin, Earl d. Klauser and
David Ellis, Marion, Ind.
Eighty tables were reserved for
the card party given by the library
committee Of the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter Of the d. A. r. at
the club house, S24 N. Pennsylvania
ST.. Thursday.
Fall flowers decorated the rooms.
In charge Of arrangements were
Mesdames Minnie j. Link, chair
man, Kennedy Reese, John H.
Aufderheide. William J. Hogan
Ephraim Inman, Gustav A. Peters
dorf, Giles Smith, James ". Sturgis,
John C. Madden, Henry c. Thorn.
ton, Walter Green, Johr H. Moffett
Charles P. Lesh, Edward II. Elwood
Thomas j. owens, Clarence o. Rob
inson, Michael J. Carr, Elmer w
Rogers, Walter Myers and Miss
julia. c. Sharpe
Mrs. James II. Allison, Colo
Spring I'd, is at Grove Park
Asheville, N. G.
Miss Wayne Murphy was elected
regent of the Mother Theodore
Circle No. Sc, DAUGHTERS Of Isabella
at the Catholic Community Center
1904 ". Pennsylvania ST., Tuesday
evening. Miss Mary Sullivan, vice
regent; Miss Regina Meyers, treas.
urer; Miss Margaret Monaghan,
financial secretary; Miss Julia
Bailey, recording secretary; Miss
Irene Gallagher, custodian; Mrs.
Davis Crawford, monitor; Mrs. John