The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-06

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Ddle 1Ol the WeuulilS u MISS bur
CESS, S3S West Dr., Woodruff Place,
to take place Nov. 23 to DR.. John
Jerome Fiche of Eft. Lauderdale,
Fla, was announced Saturday at
the reception given by her mother,
Mrs. Martin L. Burgess.
The tin bridal bouquets of minia-
ture brides given as favors, con-
cealed the announcement Of the
date. The wedding will take place
in TT. Lauderdale and Miss Bur
ess-and her mother will leave here
Nov. / to motor to Florida. Miss
Marie Burgess will leave here Sept.
ri, and Mf. Burgess will go to Flori-
da the middle of November.
A hint Of fall was suggested in
the decorations of the home by
chrysanthemums and autumn foil
age. roses, delphinium and golden
glow. Miss Ruth Rainier, harpist,
played.
Receiving with Mrs. Burgess and
Miss Betty were Miss Marie Burgess
and her house guest, Mrs Bernard
Beck of st. Petersburg, Fla, and
Mrs. BURGESS cousin, Mrs. Roy
Swisher of Greenville, Miss, who is
also house guest at the Burgess
home, and Mrs. Burgess sister, Mrs.
d. r. Smith. Mrs. Burgess wore
lovely gown of boisde.rose geogrette
trimmed with lace to match. Miss
BurgessNwas in gown of white
georgette trimmed with rhinestones
over shell pink. Miss Marie Burgess
wore pink georegtte trimmed with
rose beige and her shoes and hose
were of rose beige. Mrs. Beck was
in gray fashioned with applique
flowers in pastel blue and green.
Mrs. Swisher was gowned in black
lace oyer shell pink, and Mrs. Smith
in tan georgette.
Miss Elinor Carpenter, Mrs. Won
cell Philip Roth and Miss Reynolds
presided at the tea table. which was
attractively arranged with a center
bouquet Of Claudius Pernet roses
and blue delphinium, and lighted
with tall French blue tapers. The
with candles in brass candelabra
The ices and confections were in
French blue and yellow. Assisting
In the dining room were: Mrs. James
Edward Hobart. Mrs. Otto c..
Mahrdt Mrs. Louise Hubbard, Miss
Dorothy Clune, Miss Beneta Cox,
Miss Harriet Shoemaker.
The wedding of Miss Catherine
Epperson, 1415 Fairfield Ave., to
Harold J. Koch took place at Crown
Point, Ind, on Aug. IS. They will
live in Indianapolis at 5421 n. Penn
sylvania ST., after Oct /, following
a wedding trip east Mr.. and Mrs.
Koch are now spending a few days
In Chicago.
q Members of the Alpha Delta Theta
sorority chapter here entertained
with formal party Sunday evening
at the Claypool. The table was
adorned with a centerpiece in the
shape Of lighted A. d. T. pin Five
white candles represented the. pearls
OF the pin. Three long tables in
geniously arranged in a triangle
formed a larger pin, with ferns in
each corner to represent the jew
eled points. Rushees of the sorority
were guests.
Favors were small mirrors en-
graved with the sorority letters. The
entertainment of the party was fur
nished by Miss Myrtle Hayes, who
gave group of songs, and Miss
Helen Schmitz, who gave a reading,
Miss Helen Tomlinson~.was toast.
mistress and Misses Dorothy Schaf-
fer, Berenice Giltner, Leefe Worth
and Genevieve Hussey were called
on for toasts. Chaperons were Miss
Lila Dial, Miss Martha May Kincaid
and Mrs. G. H. Shadinger.
Two honor guests We're enter
tanned by Mrs Austin V. Clifford
Saturday afternoon at a bridge party
given at her home, 500 T.. Washing
ton ST. Miss Marie Fitzgerald. who
will become the bride of Frederick
r. Witherspoon next Saturday. and
Mrs. Clifford f. WAGNER, who was
until last month Miss Jean Brown,
were the honor guests. Paatel col
ors of garden flowers and dainty
table appointments expressed the
festive note of the occasion
Guests included Mesdames Donald
d. Fitzgerald Russell S. Bosart,
Francis Dohbs. j. Norris Edwards,
John x. Goodwin, Paul V. Brown,
Hilton II. Brown. Frederick Noble
Ropkey and Misses Julia Brown To-
rene Jeffries. Virginia Kingsbury.
Mildred Morgan and Catherine Nvag.
oner
~ Mrs. Theresa Farrell. 1929 Car
rollton Ave. announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Margaret, to
DR.. Joseph S. Kirk. The wedding
will take place the Joan Dare
Church at o'clock Sept. 81.
Announcement of a wedding to
take place in October has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lair,
$3.50 dinner Ave, who announce the
engagement of their I daughter,
Margaret, to DR.. Earl S. McRoberts
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