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

The Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club
Of Butler University met for a p.
m. luncheon DIT the home Of Mrs.
C. G. BREEDER at Plainfield, Ind, this
afternoon. The mothers of the
pledges of the active chapter, were
the guests. Installation Of officers
for the coming year took place. fol-
lowing the luncheon. The outgoing
officers were the hostesses:
The Phi Sigma Delta Sorority en-
tertained Friday night with a
progressive Round-The-Wor Party,
each home representing country.
The first home visited was that of
Beulah Hockett, $50 n. Tacoma
Ave. which represented Africa, the
second was that of La Vonne
Morsch. 1901 Ewing ST.. represent
ing Great Britain. and the third
was at the home of Betty White,
1903 Ewing St., which was SYM
bolical of Germany. and the fourth
was at the home of Velma. Tyner. 30
S. Dearborn ST., which represented
America.
The Lavelle Gossette Post. Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars. will give a
card party Tuesday evening at the
hall on w. Tenth St. and King Ave
49,
First English Lutheran Church
was the scene Saturday afternoon
of the. pretty wedding of Miss Mar.
garet Ann Geisler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. p. Geisler, 529 N. Colo
RADIO St., AMI Russell Z. WEIGH with
the, Rev. w. q. Killings of Newcastle
officiating. Miss Pauline Rose. or
ganist, played before the ceremony
and Edward Lashelle sang.
Misses Fannie apd Marthabel Gels
Ter, brides sisters, We're bridesmaids.
Miss Fannie's gown was Of orchid
georgoette and she carried an arm
bouquet of Columbia roses. Miss
Marthabel was dressed in a gown Of
Jade georgette and she carried an
arm bouquet of Ophelia roses. A
younger sister, Carol Susan, was the
flower girl. dressed in white geor-
gette over pink, and she carried, rose
petals in a basket.
The bride, who was given in mar.
riage by her father, was beautiful in
a gown of sand-colored georgette
over pink embroidered in gold. She
wore sand and gold colored hat and
carried a bouquet of lilies Of the
valley and Amelia roses.
The brother OF the bridegroom,
Forest WEIGH, was best man and the
fishers were George Fisher, Thomas
Rhoades. Edgar Claffey and Vert
Rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch will be at
home at 1920 Park Ave. after Oct. /.
Miss Betty Burgess, whose mar.
riage to DR.. John Jerome Ficks, of
FIT. Lauderdale, Fla, will take place
Nov. 20, was guest of honor Satur.
day Afternoon at a bridge and miscel-
laneous shower given by Mrs. James
q. Hobart at her home, $40 Campbell
Ave.
Early fall flowers in the bridal
colors of blue and yellow, decorated
the house ~and the tea tables were
lighted with blue candles, tied with
bows of yellow tulle. On a table
decorated with large yellow dahlias
and delphinium and lighted with tall
blue tapers in silver candle sticks
tied with tulle bows. the shower gifts
were arranged and presented.
Mrs. Cornelia Bates, the hostess
cousin, and Miss Mary Rebecca Pig
man Of Liberty, assisted Mrs. Ho-
bart. I
Guests with Miss Burgess were
Mesdames p. j. McGinty, Charles j.
Murphy, Willard e. Hart, Denton j.
McVey, Martin L. Burgess, E. Dew
ey Fitch. Russell T. Cook. William
p. Coons, Jr., Otto c. Mahrdt, Rob
ert F. Jones, and the Misses Dorothy
Clune, Harriet Shoemaker, Helen
Foley, Dorothy Darmody, Marie
Burgess, Benetas Cox, Celestine Don.
nelly, Alfredo Barnickel, Elinor
Carpenter.
Center Council No. 1886 Security
Benefit Association. will give a pub
lie euchre and bunko party at the
hall, 23h S. Capitol Ave. Thursday.
$3.50 p. m.