The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-18

Activities
EN- T e r T A I N M e N T 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Saturday night at the Irvington
Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Parsons
sisters, Mrs. Herschel Miller and
Misses Helen, Lena and Wanda
Farson, invited guests Tor a party
Thursday night at the Misses Far
sons home, rs Whittier Pl.
Guest list included: Mesdames Carl
Stone, Richmond Hackleman, Ralph
Blair, Edward Campbell, Glenn Cul-
bertson, Ethel Loomis, and Mary
Wilson, Florence Lupton, Katharine
and Mary Wagner, Mildred Stiltz,
Madalene Hind, Jean Campbell, Mar
garet James, Corinne Wilson, Mary
Webb and Helen Weir.
riage to James c. Jay of Portland,
Ind, is set for July Is, was honor
guest at a miscellaneous shower
given Wednesday evening by Mrs.
Frederick L. Cane, e255 College Ave.
Guests were Mesdapoes owen
Warren, Harold Wilding, Carol Moi
felt, Merle Sidener. Smith Gray, Mil
ton Jay, of Portland; Victor Deitch,
Earl Robinson, and Misses Eta and
Iris Hopper, Mary Lewis, Wiilalnina
Adams, Mary Louise Gray, Catherine
Mead, Evelyn Sidener and Susan
Vickery.
In honor of Miss Helen Gandall,
whose marriage to James Mccoy
Sommer will be an event of June 27.
Miss Mary Frances Ogle, 1117 New
man ST., entertained at bridge
party and boudoar shower Thursday
afternoon. She was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Albert A. Ogle. But
terfly roses and delphinium were
use din the decorations. Appoint
ments were in peach, orchid and
blue.
Guests: Mrs. Frank Ball Jr., Mrs.
F. G.. Gandall, and Misses Helen
Seward, Martha Flowers, Helen and
Dorothy Gandall, Margaret Kellen-
back, Dorothy Lou Thomas, Mar
garet Mccain, Eugenia Brooks,
Jeanne Bouslog, Kathleen Hotel,
Elizabeth Holmes, Rebecca Daugh-
erty, Madeline Byrket, Helena Sic
loft, Josephine Likely, Geneva Hun
gate, Maurine Jaquith. Louise Rich
and Doris Hiner.
AS a courtesy to Miss Amelia
Sanborn, who will be married to
Mitchell Philip Crist June 81, Mrs.
Walter A. Weidley, $40 Kenwood
Ave-, entertained d group Of Miss
Sanborn's immediate friends at a
bridge-tea Thursday afternoon.
There were guests for three tables.
| The appointments were in laven-
der and pink. Mrs. Weidley was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Max
Rocker, and Miss Elizabeth Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout, 4S0S
Central Ave-, invited twenty-five
guests for a bridal dinner Thursday
night in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Lavalette Beatrice Stout, and
Joseph J. Schoen, whose marriage
will take place Friday at the Me-
ridian Heights Presbyterian Church
The bridal party was to be seated
| at a table with centerpiece Of flow
ers concealing the gifts Of the bride
and bridegroom to their attendants
Miss Stout was to give pearl neck
laces to her bridesmaids, and
feather fans to her flower girls, and
Mr.. Schoen, billfolds to his attend
ants. A canopy was to extend from
the center of the ceiling to the
places Of Miss Stout and Mr.. Schoen.
Miss Ada Brown Smith enter
tanned Thursday afternoon with q
bridge party and shower at the Leck.
ner Studio in honor Of Miss Ruby
May Keefauver, whose engagement
to Lowell Smith Fisher Of Chicago
has been announced.
I A color scheme of orchid and rose
was carried out in the decorations
appointments and favors. Miss
Laura Doerflin, pianist, and Miss
Mary Jane Walters, reader, gave a
program.
The guests included Mesdames
Harriet Keefauver, l. B. Mooshey
Samuel Brewer, Oscar Hagameir
George Gahagan, and Misses Mary
Jane Walters, Hilda Walters, Mary
Gertrude Manley, Edith Skinner
Eileen Early, Maybelle Ghynn ant
Loura Doerflin. Miss Smith was as
sisted by Miss Walters.
Following a rehearsal Thursday
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
Church for the wedding Of Miss
Flora Josephine Shattuck and Lieut.
Joseph Howard Harper Of TT. Ben
jamin Harrison, which will take
place at the church at 4 p. m. Fri
day, Miss Shattuck's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Frank Shattucl.
5211 Central Ave-. invited the brida
party for a buffet supper at Their
home.
Alvin P. Hovet w. r. c., 1876. will
give card party at 2 p. m. Friday
at liz F. MarvlaYd St