The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-05

Activities
EN- T e r T A L NJ Z N 7 S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

9 r. AND MRS. l.. L. Nc
mi WHORTER, 2237 N. Illinois
~ ST., were to entertain with a
bridal dinner at 6:3O p m. Monday
at the Spink-Arms Hotel for their
daughte Miss Margaret McWhorter
whose marriage to Robert j. Itten-
bach will take place Thursday.
Orchid and blue candles in silver
holders tied with rose tulle were to
be used in decorations. A large
wedding cake surrounded by
piateaus Of roses and lilies of the
valley was to be the table center
piece. 4 Place cards Of miniature
brides marked the covers for Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. McWhorter, Miss
MoWhortsr Mr.. Ittenbach, Mrs.
Arizona Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs Mary Ittenbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Ittenbach, Misses Marguerite
HIiggens, Bernice McWhorter and
Joan Ittenbach, and Ralph Itten-
bach.
Miss McWhorter planned to pre-
sent crystal beads to Mrs. Carl Itten-
bach and Miss Marguerite Hig. ms.
who will be her attendants Nd
pearl bracelets to Misses Bcrnice
McWhorter and Joan Ittenbach,
who will be flower girls. Mr.. Itten-
bach was to present pearl dress
studs to Ralph and Carl Ittenbach,
who will be best man and grooms-
man.
Miss Mary Hamilton, 3640 Wash
ington Blvd, will entertain Tuesday
with a dinner in honor Of Miss Mary
Evans and Samuel Runnels Harrell.
whose marriage will take place
Saturday.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Leighton Of
Chicago, and Miss Elizabeth. Meyer
of San Diego, Cal, will arrive Tues
day to be house guests of Miss
Evans until after the wedding. They
viii be bridesmaids.
Sunday afternoon Miss Julia
Fletcher, 3051 n. Delaware St, en-
tertained with an informal tea from
4 to p. m. in honor of Miss
Evans.
Al mass meeting of all committee
members for the opera pageant to
be given jointly by the Seventh Dis
trict Federation OF Women's Clubs,
and the Indianapolis Local Council
the evening of Nov. II, at the Murat
Theater, is called for Thursday
morning at 10 a. m. at the Fletcher
American Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Sussman, Is
E. Thirty-Fourth ST.. entertained
Sunday evening with a bridal dinner
at their home in honor of their
daughter, Miss Esther Sussman and
Benjamin Cohen, whose marriage
Will take place Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.
at the Broadmoor Country Club.
The table was arranged with smi
lax and cut flowers in the bridal
shades Of orchid and green. Miss
Sussman presented her bridesmaids
with platinum pins and Mr.. Cohen
gave his attendants platinum studs.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Sussman, Miss Sussman, Mr.. Cohen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Binzer and Miss
F7rieda Binzer of Terre Haute, Ind.
Miss Helen Sussman, Chicago; Har-
old Ziegler, Anderson, Ind; Victor
Goldberg, of Florida; Miss Betty Bur
nett and Mrs Odell Katz, New York
City and Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Goldberg
South Bend Ind.
Mrs. Edward w. Hunter, who will
leave soon with Mr.. Hunter for New
York, was to be guest Of honor
Monday evening at a dinner at the
Columbia Club given by the mem
bers of the womens division Of the
Advertising Club. Covers for forty
We're to be laid. A fitted travelling
bag was to be presented to Mrs
Hunter.
The program was to include dane
ing by the little Misses Hurl
Morgan. and Georgia Connolly, ac-
companied by Mrs. Sue Adams.
Miss Katherine Keiser was to give
a reading and group of Scotch
dialect songs was to be sung by Miss
Martha MacDougall. Miss Tama
Lyke was to play the pi2no, and Il
duet was to be given by Mrs