The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-08
Parties Meetings and Social Activities


~ a charming ceremony Wed
II nesday night at the Central
IL Avenue M. E. Church, Miss
Ruth Fromm, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F'romm, 2511 Park Ave
became the bride OF Emory Russell
Baxter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
r. Baxter, S92 Middle DR.. Wood
! ruff PI. The Rev. Orien w. F1feI
read the ceremony before an altar
of spring flowers and ferns, lighted
by tall candles, with a background
in the form of a terrace of greenery
and flowers extending from the choir
balcony to the railing around the
cl1ancel.
Earl Wells, organist, played the
bridal music. Mrs. Roy Metzger OF
Lebanon, Ind, sang bridal airs and
Beta Loving Cup" and ''Thets
Prayer before the entrance of the
bridal party, which included Misses
Mary Evelyn Riley, maid Of honor
Mary Patia Carver, Irene Seuel, Bet
| ty Brubaker and Mary Norwood
bridesmaids. Herman Lauter5 besi
man, Norman Baxter, Stuart Stout
Henry L. Dithmer, Jr.. and Addison
King.
The young women wore gowns ir
a rainbow scheme of pastel shades
and carried arm bouquets of roses
The bride was given in marriage
~ e.
straight lined, exquisitely beaded
with rhinestones and pearls. HeI
veil was held in place with a ban
deau of pearls and orange blossoms
She wore the gift Of the bridegroom
strand of pearls and a bracelet tt
match and carried a shower bouquet
of valley lilies, roses and orchids.
Following the ceremony there was
reception at the Baxter home
which was profusely decorated with
spring flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter left for q
motor trip to Jacksonville, Fla. They
will be at home after March ! al
| 1901 Broadway. -
Mrs. Baxter is a member of ths
Butler University chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta The bridegroom at
tended De PAW University, where
he was member of the Beta Thets
Pi fraternity.
About twenty members of the
founders chapter of the American
War Mothers went to Franklin to at
tend the meeting Of the Northwes'
district Thursday.
Mrs. James Remington. $40 JEFF
ferson Ave. will entertain with 6
bridge party Jan. IA, in honor Of
Miss Agnes Williams, 2519 N. New
Jersey St., whose marriage 70 T. E
Patton, of st. Louis. Mo-, will take
place late in January. at the home
of Mrs. George Madden, in Bloom
ington, I'll. A bridge and misceI
laneous shower will be given JAN I6
by Mrs. Gilbert Lukens, 1852 Ruckle
/ st.
Mrs. Benjamin Abbott Dickson
/ 222 e. Fifteenth ST., Will entertain
Friday afternoon with tea in honor
of her mother, Mrs. j. S. Holiday
Mrs. w. J. Holiday and Miss Luc.
Holiday will assist Mrs. Dickson.
The regular board meeting of tn
Drama League was held Thursda.
Afternoon in the directors room o
the Fletcher Savings & Trust Co.
Mrs. William McHenry formerly o
4 New York, has come to make he
home with her daughter, Mrs. WI
liam L. Horne, 1885 N. Pennsylvania
ESt.
i Miss Esther e. Goldberg, dauEh
ter of Mrs. William Goldberg, Sc
Highland Dr.. was married Jan.
to Harry Faber, Rabbi Jacob Hart
man officiating. Sunday evening
wedding dinner for thirty guest
was served at the Rainbow Gardens
i Chicago. The bride is graduate o
the Indiana Law School. and for 81.
years was secretary and law clerl
in the Office of Judge Alonzo Nichol
of the Appellate Court. Mr.. an
Mrs. Faber went on wedding tril
to Chicago and French Lick.
They will be at home In Wabash
Ind, on their return.
The forty-seventh anniversary o
/ the founding of Mu Chapter o
Kappa Alpha Gamma at Butler Uni
versity was celebrated by alumna,
and active members Wednesday
night at the chapter house in Irv
ington. A birthday dinner wa,
served to one hundred guests at 6
The dining table was arranged with
6. huge birthday cake, containing
! forty-seven Candles as the center
piece and was lighted with blue can
dies In silver holders wreathed in
smilax. The place cards were hand
| painted feur-deslis "cut-outs, the
fraternity flower.
Guests seated st this tabss we're