The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-28

ley, James Lynch, John Dugan
Theodore Prosch, Catherine Fisher,
Edward Barry, Edward Martin,
Catherine Riehl, Catherine Noone,
Charles Maley, Charles Bowers,
Daniel O'Brien, John. Moriarity
Anna Kreber, w. r. kightsinger,
Louis Rother Casper Reinhardt
Benjamin Berkart, Frank Kull
Michael Marley, Michael Quinn,
Nicholas McKenna. Hugh Dugan,
Mary Hussey Joseph Greenen,
Charles Frazier John Morehead.
Louis Ashteriner. Edward Egan,
Francis Ryle, James McCaslin, Pat
rick Hickey, Timothy Corcoran, Ed
ward Norman and Wayne Seay.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fate, 1920 b.
sart Ave, entertained at dinner Fri
day evening the Rev and Mrs. L.
Meyers of Washington, ILL.,, who are
visiting Mrs. Meyers parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. Thompson. Mrs.
Meyer was formerly Miss Esther ].
Thompson.
Mrs. III, Schneider, 5O4 w. Drive,
Woodruff Pl., entertained Thursday
in honor of her sister, Miss Anne
LauShiin, Nation, ILL.,, at a lunch
eon-bridge. Pink roses decorated the
tables. The guests, with Miss Laugh
lin, were Mesdames Elmer Simon.
John Harrison. Hugh McNaughton.
Harvey Smith, Raymond Gibson,
o. X, Gaskins.
Mrs. Johanna WEIGH Cpl n. GRAY
St, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Helen Bernice, to
Kenneth V. Pearson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy A. Pearson. The wedding
will take place Sept. 81. at st. Phil
ip Neri Oratory.
Marion Center and Southern Star
Councils of the Security Benefit AS.
sociation gave joint card and
bunco party at the Odd Fellows
Hail. 2512 S. Capitol Ave, Thursday
night.
A quiet home wedding was solemn.
lied for Miss Mildred Thomas.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
u. Thomas, PAS S.,LaSalle St., and
James ID. Bacon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. S. Bacon, at , p. IN. today
by the Rev. O. A. Trinkle Of lngle-
wood Christian Church The home
of the brides parents was decorated
in ferns and palms, making an altar
under which the ceremony took
place. Mrs. William A. Fountain
was the brides only attendant, and
Mr.. Fountain served as best man
for the groom. Miss Thomas wore
"a gown of medium blue georgette
and carried rose bouquet.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton of Sweet
ser, Ind, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mid
dletown, Ohio, and Mrs. Ida Hale
with her sons, Edward and Robert.
SwaZee, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon will make
their home in indianapolis follow
fngs "a brief stay in GLASGOW, Ky.
Miss Florence Siebert whose mar.
riage to Ralph Goodwin will take
place Sept. s. was honored Friday
evening with miscellaneous shower
at the home of Mrs. Robert l. Todd.
702 +. Forty-Fourth St. Little
CORTLAND Shea presented the gifts
to Miss Siebert. Guests, with the
bride-elect, were Misses Cara
Schrieber, Marie O'Conner, Loretta
Corcoran, Alberta VALE, Maribelle
Dyson, Mildred Barrett.
Present at the Marion Talley con-
cert at Lake Winona Friday were,
Miss Irma and Carl Nollrath, 21S s.
Audubon Rd., who motored to
Winona for the occasion. and win
80 from there to TT. Wayne for a
visit-to relatives.
There will he A card party at st.
GATHERINGS Hall corner shelby and
Tabor SITS, Sunday at SIS p. m,
given by st. Thomas Benevolent
Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McHale. 1885
English Ave, have left here for
trip of Stwo weeks to Philadelphia,
where they will visit the Sesquicen-
tenhial Exposition, and will go
from there to Atlantic City and New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bannert,
1861 $. Talbot St, have returned
from an extended trip through the
eastern States. They stopped in
Philadelphia where they were the
guests of Paul Schubert.