The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

Miss Dorothy Watkins, whose mar.
riage to Frederick Conrad Albers-
'hardt viii take place Oct. 20, was
guest of honor at a garden bridge
party Saturday afternoon given by
Mrs. Richard Harding Stout, 33 w.
Forty1Second St.
The bridal colors of pink, lavender
and green were' carried out in the
table appointments. DGuests with
Miss Watkins were her mother, the
mother of, the bridegroom, and the
Mesdames JohnrF. Albershardt, VIII
liam G. Albershardt, Culver c. God
frey, D. Maurice Stephenson, Rob
ert E. Bastian, Phillip Leonard John
son, Russell Pierce Welt, Stanley E.
Gray, Charles Ernst Petig, Walter
J. Stuhldreher, William Feltz, Will
liam L. Thompson, Donovan N.
Hoover, Alfred S. Glossbrenner and
the Misses Anna Mae AlbersharGt
of Upton; Gertrude Stewart Of Balti-
more, Md; Elizabeth Stout Of Vim
cennes; Emily Brosman, Ann Gun
ningham, Marie Field, Eugenia Coval,
Ineva Reilly, Nary Lou Wright,
Marjorie Henderson, josephine
Brown. Marcia Dena Rusfton, Plain.
field; Nellie Brewer, Gladys Trick,
Sarah Rodecker, Lorena McCombs.
Haribelle Wininger, Justine Halliday,
Irma Ulrick, Betty Matthews, Sara
Jane Hunter, Gertrude Schmidt,
Maude Custer, Florence Lupton.
Handruma Jones, Lucille Chandler,
Martha Belle Pierce, Dorothy Clune.
Ann Burket, Elizabeth DeHass,
Katherine Lennox, Mildred Stiltz
Gwendolyn Dorey and Frances Areig.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Clark Day, Miss Lois
Mona Rushton, and Oliver H. Stout.
$50
Miss Leona NJ. Greeners daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Greener, 20
N. Sheridan Ave, became the bride
Of James Erwin Summers at the
parsonage of Our Lady of Lourdes
Church at a. m. Saturday. The
Rev. Michael Lyons read the .cere-
mony.
The bridesmaid, Miss Martha Gar
rigan, was gowned in orchid georg-
cite, sleeveless, and with pleated
skirt, trimmed with touches of cream
lace. She wore a large black pic
ture hat and carried Mrs. Aaron
Ward roses. William j. Greener was
best man.
The bride was lovely in white
satin Icrepe,s fashioned bouffant and
sleeveless. Flowers of sheer ma
terial, with beaded centers, were
used as trimming and she wore a
strand of pearls. Her picture hat
was white with a, large white rose.
rl-centered, and with touches OF
silver and pearl at the crown. She
wore silver slippers and carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Immediately following the cere-
monyy Mr.. and Mrs. Summers left
for Michigan. From there. they
will Journey to Canada and will visit
at different points. After Oct. l.,
they will be at home at 62 N.
Sheridan Ave.
Miss Louise Price, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. S. F. L. Price, was
gtiest of honor at a luncheon bridge
shower Saturday given by MISS
Margaret Schumacher, 2724 N. Meri-
Jia,, c. Mice D,;oo ie, 40 10 ,1,orrsod
Oct. 2, to Lieut.. James H. Work
man Of FIT. Sill Oklahoma. The
bridal colors, blue, and gold, We're
carried out in the decorations and
favors. Little Dorothy Schumacher
presented the gifts in large gold
and blue hat box, which she wheeled
into the room. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother. The guests
including Miss Price were: Mes
DANES e. NJ, Barney, Anna
Schumacher, #. S. l.. Price, VIII.
liam j. Schumacher, and the Misses
Betty Jeane Davis, Artie Gibson,
Virginia Ballweg, Elsa Meyer, Jane
Sutton, jeanette White, Mary Hoov-
er, Barbara Price, Helen Selvage.
Ethel Mallock, Lotys Benning. Jane
Sutton, Martha Crawford, Josephine
Fitch, Margaret Mary Knue and
Lillian Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Kessler, Plain
field Rd.,l near Bridgeport, observed
their thirty-seventh wedding ami.
versary Sunday. The house was
beautiful with decorations of pink
dahlias, foxgloves and other fan
flowers and the table, at tea time,
was arranged with flowers in crystal
vases.
Mrs. Kessler was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Andrew Short and
Mrs, John Kraus. Others assisting
were Mrs. George. Lucas and Mrs.
Andrew j. Peterson. A musical pro.
gram was arranged by Miss M.
Spalding, who gave several piano
numbers. Covers were laid for forty.
49,
A party Of local druggists and
their wives left Saturday to attend
the Nationals Association of Retail
Druggists in Philadelphia. Members
Of the party were Messrs. and Mes,
DANES Edward Ferger. John Pantz.
err, Mark Jet, j. L. Heider. Harry
Borst, j. c. Mead, W. A. Oren, B.
M. Keene, Nv. c. Freund, William
F. Werner: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Newkom Of Terre- Haute and Mrs.
H. r. Grant and M. Kittner. A mum,
Der of the iparty will extend their
trip to AtlaAtic City and New York