The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHAI $

married to Richard Harding OtOul
June Is, was the honor guest at a
bridge party Wednesday afternoon,
given by Miss Dorothy Watkins,
PALS N. Pennsylvania st. The house
was a bower of garden flowers in
varying shades of pink and the APP
refreshments were in shades of pink
and rose Miss Watkins was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. o. l.. Watkins.
Out-of- town guests included Mrs. Jo-
seph Carleton Holbrook, Tampa,
Fla; Miss Betty Theilan, Tarrytown,
N. Y; Miss Lois Mona Rushton,
Plainfield, and Miss Anna Mae Al
bershardt, Upton.
Miss Alma Bremen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bremen,
1880 Z. New York ST., became the
bride of Hershell Hause at the First
Evangelical Church, Wednesday
evening. Before an altar banked
with baskets. of pink and white
peonies. roses and ferns, the Rev.
Edmond Kerlin read the double ring
ceremony. Mrs. S. Il. Jasper, or
ganist, played a group of bridal airs,
and Miss Mary Dolk sang, 20
Promise Me-" and II Love Thee
Truly" while the ushers, Norman
Tishenor, Madison Raines, Frederick
Stettler and Ted Mallesnury seated
the guests. Miss Viola Bremen
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor and was gowned in green
georgette over satin. Miss Betty
Kramer, the first bridemaid to enter.
was in salmon pink georgette. Miss
Verna Raines, was in pale blue
fashioned in Colonial style. Miss
Ruth Bremen; another sister of the
bride was in pink georgette, with
tiny rosebud trimmings, and Mrs.
Herbert Wright, another bridesmaid
was in pale yellow. Little Robert
Bremen, brother of the bride, carried
the two rings in a white lilly. Elsie
Hause, the little flower girl in light
green georgette, carried a basket Of
rosebuds.
The bride was gowned in white
satin, fashioned along simple
straight lines, with large single
white rose on her left shoulder. A
tulle veil was fastened with
clusters of orange blossoms at the
side. She carried a shower. bouquet
of white roses and lilies Of the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Hause left on
a motor trip to the northern lakes
and will be at home after July 1 at
1909 e. Washington st.
Several out-of-town guests and
neighborhood friends were guests
Wednesday evening at a surprise
birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Mary Hallium, who observed her
eightieth birthday at her home, 421
Prospect st. Mrs. Hallium is one
of the oldest south side residents.
Guests were Mrs. Mary E. White,
Mrs. Anna NJ. Markey, Mrs. Anna
Kernel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hallium Of
Needles, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Hallium, Mrs. Celia L. Hoban, Miss
Mary Hallium, Martin J. Hallium
and James A. Hallium. A program
Of musical selections was given.
Mrs. J. w. Rhodes and grand
daughter Betty Rhodes, returned to-
day from San Diego, Cal, where
they spent the winter, During her
stay in Indianapolis Mrs. Rhodes will
be the guest of her son, DR.. J. NJ.
Rhodes, the William Penn sApts..
1116 n. Pennsylvania st. Later, Mrs
Rhodes will make a trip through
the East.
Mrs A. V. Lewis, AS E. Thirty
Third ST., announces the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Charlotte
Lewis, to Robert Eugene Potts,
which took place Wednesday, June
2, at Franklin, Ind. The Rev. Bar
nard P. Smith officiated. After July
! Mr. and Mrs. Potts will be at home
at 1859 Holloway St.
A simple but impressive church
wedding was that of Miss Hazel
Richard sister of Mrs. Edward
Richard, Sc S. Tuxedo St., who be
came the bride of Maurice F. Wink
Ter at the Englewood Christian
Church, Wednesday evening. The
Rev. o. A. Trinkle pronounced the
ceremony. The church was decorated
with palms and ferns. Miss Grace
Creighton played a group of bridal
airs preceding the ceremony. Miss
Grace Davis, bridesmaid, was gowned
in pink georgette and carried pink
roses. Miss Leone Williams, the
other bridesmaid, wore yellow and
carried an arm bouquet Of roses tied
with yellow ribbon streamers. Miss
Ruth Sudmyer wore gown of nile
green georgette and her bouquet
was tied with green tulle. Little
Phyllis Jane Winkler, niece of the
bride, was dainty in a lace frock
over peach color. Herman Winkler,
brother of the bridegroom was best
man and Maurice Clemens and
Charles Maudlin were ushers.
Given in marriage by her brother
Edward c. Richard, the bride was
gowned in white bridal satin, with
basque waist and full, deliberately
beaded skirt. She carried Brides
roses and lilies, Of the valley. Fol
lowing the wedding, a reception was
held. Mr.. and Mrs. Winkler left for
motor trip.
The Cedars of Lebanon Club will
meet with Mrs. John Walters, S25 w
Twenty Eighth St.. Friday after
noon, Assisting will be Mesdames
j. E. Ball, George Phillips, and Ona
Treitch