The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-19

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WEDDINGS BETRoTHAIS

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Miss Hermanda Aggar, who will
be married to Daniel Metzger next
Thursday, was honor guest at a
pretty bridge party given by Miss
Irene Hooks. at her home, 3411 Gull
ford Ave. Pink and green formed
the color scheme of decoration and
appointments, and at serving time
the table was lighted with green Ia
pers in crystal holders. Gifts were
presented to Miss Aggar in a poly
chrome chest. Guests with the bride
elect were Misses Ruth Schobe. Hell
en- Henkel, Mary Margaret Harrison,
Gladys Albright, Mary Lips, Verna
Walker, Adrienne Schmedel, Wilma
Wysong, Merrill Ashly and Mes
DANES Spencer Kellogg and Charles
w. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Eoltz, 1s47
N. Delaware ST., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Bertha. to Elliott w. Smith of New
York City. The wedding will take
place in New York this fall.
The Shepard Club will give a
dance at the p. II. c. Hall, East and
Michigan Cts, this evening. w. A.
Woodfield is in charge of arrange
ments.
Ladies' Of the Assumption Parish
viii give card party at the hall,
1011 Blaine Ave. on Wednesday
afternoon. The hostesses will be
Mesdames Edward Connelll Jack
Conner, Michael Commons, Thomas
Morley. Anna Tanning, Chris Lair.
man, Charles Etter, Frederick Hig-
by, Louis Faust, Harvey Reed and
Frederick Bloemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dedaker.
1850 N. Pennsylvania ST., and their
two children are spending the sum-
mer at the Flanders in Ocean City,
N. ]. They will not return until
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. Shirley. 2029
N. Meridian St., are spending some
time at Bigwin Inn, Bigwin Island,
Lake Of Bays. ontario.
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A pretty summer wedding was
that of Miss Loretta Hergt, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hergt, 2846
Cornell Ave-, who became the bride
Of Or. Maurice Fl. Lindemuth Of FIT.
Wayne. Ind, Saturday evening at
the home of>the brides parents. Be-
fore an altar, arranged with two
branch candlebra, and banked
with palms, ferns and oak leaves,
the ceremony was ready by the Rev.
tt Warren Grafton of the Third
Christian Church.
Preceding the ceremony, James A.
Hatton, tenor, sang group of bridal
airs Including II Love Thee" and
"At Dawning." He was accompanied
by Miss Louise Duncan. pianist, who
played the wedding march from
''Lohengrin" for the entrance of the
bridal party. During the ceremony,
she softly played ITO a Wild Rose"
The first bridesmaid, Miss Edna
in pale yellow georgette, heavily
beaded and fashioned In straight
lines. She wore a wide picture hat
and carried Premier roses. Miss
Corinne Dyson was in flesh color
georgette, with the taffeta hat Of
.,,oook ooIor ord 90 rriad ,oirly ,ocoa
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white taffeta, and very full skirt,
deliberately beaded in pearls. A long
train, Of taffeta and lace, fell from
her shoulders. She wore a tulle veil,
held in place with wreath of orange
blossoms and she carried shower
bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies Of
the valley. DIR. Al Stewart Of Gary,
Ind, was best man and Carl Tell
man Of FIT. Wayne was groomsman.
Following the wedding, reception
was held at the home. DR.. and Mrs.
Lindemuth left Immediately on a
motor trip through northern Wis:
consin and will be at home in FIT,
Wayne after Sept. /.
The announcement of the engage,
ment of Miss Violet Tex to L. A.
Walther was made at a pretty lunch
con given at the Columbia Club by
Mrs. Luther E. Tex, 1916 S. East
st., Saturday Afternoon. The we'd
ding will take place in August. An
elaborate decoration of Ophelia roses.
with centerpiece of roses and lark
spur. concealed the announcements,
which were in the form of little Gu
pids, at the tabls. Following the
luncheon, a theater party was given
at Englishs. The guests included
Misses Margaret Kluger, Gladys,
Remington, Alberta Berndt, Helen
Hidebrand, Mary Peacock, Blessing
Fischer. Vadie Scudder, Dorothy
Basey. Jane Axtelll and Mesdames
b. A. Tex. r. H. Austin, Herschell
Scott, G. r. Crosse. Henry Walther.
Oscar Kerbox, Harry link, Lee Tenn.
pleton, Ollie Gipe, w. G. Lowe, B.