The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

dent. Receiving with Mrs. Robin
son and Mrs. Davis, were Mrs
Walter Cole Hudson, Mrs. James e
Watson, Mrs. o. S. Shattuck an6
Mrs. Perkins.
Assisting in the Inequalities were
Mesdames Theodore Cravens, Donald
Test, George 8. Olive, Alton Reeves
and Guernsey Van Ripper.
Miss Jean Richardson Entertains
Miss Jean Richardson, 1920 College
Ave, entertained Tuesday evening
in honor Of William Allen Mckenzie,
with three tables Of bridge. Marigold
flowers decorated the room and the
appointments were carried out In
Halloween colors.
Guests were the Misses Maude
Ann Searcy, Alice Kepner, Dorothy
Avels, Frances Woolery, Bertha
Green and Dorothy Stephenson and
the Messrs, Irwin Eagen, Don Hig-
gins, John Christie, John L. Niblack,
Marvin Lugar and Eugene Taylor.
Mrs. Harry Foreman Hostess
Mrs Harry Foreman was hostess
Tuesday artefnoon for the Express
sion Club Fall flowers decorated
the home and baskets Of green and
white flowers adorned the tables.
Assisting Mrs, Foreman was Mrs.
Ned Clay, Presiding at the tea table
were Mrs, Frank FNeay and Mrs.
Walker Baylor,
Mrs Arthur Randall gave a talk
ON the Community Fund. Mrs. Vim.
cent B. Binager gave report of the
State conference OF federation I of
clubs
Characters in a one,act play, en-
titled Blood VIII Tell" were Mrs.
Walter Il, Jenney, Mrs, Roy II.
Graves, Mrs Arthur Randall and
Mrs, Wayne Reddick,
Mrs, D. e, Gruber gave the life
and history OF Brahm, Mrs, LEILA
Peck thinner gave a cornet solo,
"Sonato 120, No, l."
Mrs, Charles Carter of Arcadia &C.
companied Mrs Gruber, who sang
An, Sweet, My Love" and 1.-THE
Cradle Song" by Brahm. Mrs. Zim.
mer and Mrs Carter played 1.-The
Sixth Hungarian Dance"
Evans Rennard Nupfials
Rainbow shades were the FREEDOM
mating colors in the wedding of Miss
Dorothy Evans, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs W. L. Evans, S55 w, Thirtieth
ST., and Herbert E Rennard, which
took place Tuesday evening at the
Capitol Avenue NJ. Z, Church, with
the Rev. j. c. Moore officiating,
Before the ceremony Mrs. II, w
Pattisola sister of the bride and or
ganist, played bridal selections, and
Mrs Jesse Ruth, Pittsburgh, Pa, an,
other sister, sang
Mrs II, w, Jones, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor; Miss
Mary Mendenhan Of Upton was maid
Of honor and Miss Vida Woodruff
and Mrs, Roy Sabens of Gir.rd, Pa,
We're bridesmaids All the attend,
ants Wore gowns of georgette in the
rainbow shades Little Wanda and
Evelyn Woodruff were flower girls
and little Billie Pattison was ring
bearer,
The bride who was given In mar.
riage by her father was lovely in
white georgette gown beaded with
rhinestones> Her veil was ARRANGED
fan shaped at the head and she car,
ried a shower arm bouquet of butter.
fly roses
Harold Rennard, brother of the
groom, was best man and the ushers
were A, II, Cole, Earl Hoover and
Kennard Perkins
After the reception held at the
Evans home. Mr., and Mrs, Rennard
left on a wedding trip through the
East,
The out-of.town guests were the
Messrs and Mesdames E. e. Men.
denhall, l. H. Woodruff, Ray Wood
ruff and p, E. Beckett family OF
Tiptons j. e Ruth, Pittsburgh; Roy
Sabens> Girard. Pa Albert Woodruff,
Arcadiai Charles Evans, Dublin
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