The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-05

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

N honor Of Miss Mary Alice
| Coleman, whose marriage to
DIR. Harold William Naeckel
of Davenport, Iowa. will take place
June IL, Misses Marie Field and
Helen Coffey gave a bridge party
and boudoir shower Friday after
noon at the home of Miss Coffey,
1915 n. Pennsylvania st. The APP
pointments were in the brides col
ors, pink and blue.
The hostesses were assisted by
Miss Coffey's mother, Mrs. J. w.
Coffey Guests included Mesdames
Edmund Emory of Buffalo, n. Y;
William Albershardt, Barrett NJ.
Wodsmall,. Carl Lauenstein. Paul
Hancock, f. f. Flickinger. Walter
Lynch, Clarence C'Dell Miller. Lewis
A. Coleman. c. w. Field and Misses.
Harriet Brown, Elizabeth Fisher,
Margaret Williams. Carolyn Miller,
Eleanor Day Elizabeth Cring, Phyl-
lis Clarke, Marion Hilgenberg and
Lucille Chandler.
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Guests were invited for a bridal
dinner Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, 915
Parker Ave, in honor OF their
daughter, Helen, and H. Harold
Walter 1924 2. Tenth St.. who will
be married at 4 p. m. Saturday at
Central Christian Church.
Lavender and blue, the brides
colors. were TO be used In the
decorations.
The guests: Miss Margaret Helen
Turner of Detroit, Mich; Miss
Padget Watrous and Mrs. Charles G.
Denton, of Cleveland. Ohio; Miss
Marguerite Brown. Miss Edna Nc.
Quillin, the Rev. Benjamin L. Smith
and Messrs. Albert Walter, Maurice
Walter and Brice McQuillin.
Mrs Mildred Laukel has left for
her home in Baltimore. Md. after a
three weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. E. L. Purvy, 1866 Dexter Ave.
80.
AS a courtesy to Miss Dorothy
Fulkerson, 1901 n Olney ST., whose
marriage to Elmer G. Bornkamp,
1884 N. New Jersey St.. will be
solemnized at Roberts Park NJ. E.
Church June 2S, several parties have
been arranged. The bride-elect's
sister, Miss Thelma Fulkerson. will
give a handkerchief shower Monday
afternoon at her home. On Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Thomas Kratzer
will entertain at her home, 1875 N.
Olney st.
Miss Fulkerson was honor guest
at two miscellaneous showers on
Thursday. In the afternoon the
mothers Of pupils OF her plano and
dramatic art class gave a surprise
shower at Miss Fulkerson's home.
The gifts We're presented in a minia-
ture covered wagon, drawn by Vir-
ginia Lee Fowler. Mrs. Clarence
Martin gave a violin solo.
Baskets Of sweet peas and peonies
were used in the rooms. On the
table where luncheon was served
were a miniature bride and bride
groom, with streamers in the brides
colors, powder blue. rose. orchid and
silver. The favors were butterflies
in the same colors.
In the evening Mrs. Jess Roush
entertained at her home, 72S E.
Forty Eighth st. Ices and cakes
were in the brides colors. Miss
Thelma Fulkerson gave a violin solo.
$%s
A regular business meeting of
Theta Sigma Phi sorority was ar
ranged for Friday evening at the
home of Miss Hattie Schaaf, 1850
Central Ave.
Miss Genevieve Miller, $3.50 N.
Delaware ST., entertained with
bridge party and handkerchief
shower Friday afternoon at her
home as a courtesy to Miss Char
lotte Clark, who will become the
bride of Alfred Coulter Hurst June
IL.
The appointments and flowers,
peonies and delphinium, carried out
the brides color scheme, lavender,
pink and blue. There were guests
for nine tables of bridge. Among
the guests was Miss Anna May AL
bertshart, Clinton, Ind.
Miss Miller was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Dick Miller. and the
honor guests mother, Mrs. M. E.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. o. Fort, 221 S.
Ritter Ave-, arranged bridal dinner
for Friday evening at their home in
honor of their daughter, Alma, and
Walter A. hartman of Macy. Ind.
whose marriage will take place at
1890 a. m. Saturday at the Downey
Avenue Christian Church.
The decorations were to- be Gag
ried out in powder blue and gold.
The guest list included only the
members Of the bridal party: Miss