The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-17

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTaALS


III ret Ronk, daughter of Mr..
L. and Mrs. Logan Ronk Of La
doga, Ind, to DIR. Charles Monroe
Rist of Erie, Pa, took place Tues
day afternoon at 4 at the Third
Christian Church. The Rev. Thomas
Grafton performed the double ring
ceremony before an altar of palms
and ferns. Miss Grace Black, or
ganist, played bridal music.
The birdie, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore charm
Ing gown of bridal satin, draped at
the sides, and carried a shower bou-
qust of bride roses and valley lilies.
She wore a band Of brilliants i'm her
hair. Her maid-of-honor, Miss Dor
othy Ronk, a cousin, wore orchid
chiffon and carried pink sweetpeas
and roses. Miss Wilma Wysong and
Miss Marjorie Burton, bridesmaids
wore frocks OF honeydew chiffon,
and carried roses and orchid sweet
peas. Little Miss Margaret Lorrain
Kelly, dressed in gold ruffied crepe.
carried the ring in a basket of
orange blossoms. DIR. Sidney Ep-
stein was best man. Ushers were
DIR. Sumner Pollardy, DIR. Joseph
Buck. DIR. James Huckleberry and
DR.. Eldridge Elliott.
Following the ceremony. a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Victor Kelly,
1921 N. Talbot Ave. after which
DIR. and Mrs. Rist left for Ladoga
for a short visit. They will be at
home in Erie, Pa, after April l. Mrs.
Rist attended Indiana University.
DIR. Rist was graduated from the
Indiana Dental College last year.
Out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mcclure OF Pitts
burgh. Pa, and Mrs. Lola Hostel
ter and daughter Miriam of Craw
louisville. Ind.
A pretty spring luncheon bridge of
twelve tables was given Tuesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. G. B. Bracket, 1923
Fall Creek Blvd. assisted by Mrs.
Henry Smith and Miss Frances
Bracket. Tulips in pink, yellow.
lavender and white were arranged
on the tables. Mrs. William Black
more. OF Richmond, Ind, was among
the guests.
Mrs. Noble James Mcclure and |
Mrs. Joseph Kaercher planned a |
kid" costume party for Tuesday
evening for the members of the |
Kalon Club at the home of Mrs.
Mcclure, 317S Graceland Ave.
Children's games were arranged. |
George Washington appointments
were to be used Mrs. j. A. Nc |
Clure OF Vincennes. Ind, was to be |
guest.
The Proctor Club entertained |
Tuesday with a delightful George
Washington luncheon at the home |
of the president, Mrs. Mary D. |
Sheerin, 1880 Central Ave. Covers
for twenty-five were laid at small
tables. Personality place cards were
used. Following a short business
meeting, a program was given, in
Guiding a reading by Mrs. E. w.
Fenger; a poem to Mrs. Sheerin. set
to music by Mrs. Frank w. Gregor, |
and the reading of a story. "The
Romance of a Rosary" by Mrs. Will |
liam Fox.
Miss Anna Caney, Middle Dr.,
Woodruff Place. entertained Sunday
evening with a bridal dinner for Miss
Mary III. Laffey and John ]. Murray
OF Cleveland. Ohio, whose marriage
will take place Wednesday morning
at 9. Covers for twelve were laid. |
Pink and white decorations We're
used.
Mrs. S. Boyd Kelley, 3463 N. Cap
itol Ave-. was hostess Tuesday aft
ernoon for the meeting of the Elk
preston Club. Flags and bunting
and George Washington appoint
ments were used. The tea table was
appointed with red and white car
nations and lighted by red tapers in
crystal holders tied with blue tulle.
The program, based on Israel in
Egypt" an opera by Handel, In
Guided piano solo by Miss Nettie
NJ. Dunn, and recitative solos by
Mrs. o. NJ. Richardson and Mrs.
Carl withner. Mrs. Walker Bay
lor sang "Thou Shalt Feed His
Flock" Mrs. Ray H. Graves told
the Bible story, and Mrs. Vincent
Binnager read the drama, Joseph
in Egypt" by p. II. Crippin. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Harry
L. Foreman and Mrs. ID. e. Gruber.
Sixty tables were reserved for
the St. Agnes Academy Alumnae
Association card party Tuesday aft
ernoon, held at the Knights Of Co
lumbus Hall, Thirteenth and Della
ware SITS. The proceeds will be used
in support Of a child being main
tained by the association. A larger
card party is being planned to fol
low Easter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waterson Hughes,
1915 College Ave-. entertained Sun
day evening with a supper for six in
honor of Mrs. Dorothy M. Woods
and her mother. who left Tuesday
noon for California to live. Freesias
were used in decorating.
The Tuesday Friendship Club met
Tuesday for q luncheon at the home