The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-05

lOIHlGIly WAS a IeSlOCDL VI
the side. She carried Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of brides parents, fol
lowing the ceremony, with covers
laid for fifty guests. Out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Peterson, Mrs. Mary Melvin, Miss
Mary Powers, Miss Agnes McVady
and Messrs. Sylvester Mahan, vii
liam Frost, Charles Hagney, James
Burns, all of Chicago.
The Alpha Delta Theta Sorority
Of Butler University gave fits first
rush party OF the season Wednes-
Jay afternoon. The affair was pro-
gressive and represented the four
years Of college life.
The freshman year was "Registra-
ion and was held at the home OF
Miss Helen Schmitz. $50 n. Riley
Ave. A sorority program, held at
tho Alpha Delta Theta chapter
house. So s. Irvington Ave, repre-
scented the second year. Miss Helen
Tomlinson, the president Of the or
Sanization. presided.
The third stop was Junior Prom
Year" with Miss Harriet King,
2f11 Broadway. as hostess. The
senior year was observed at the
South Grove Golf Club. Hostesses
were the, Misses Gladys Collins,
Maude Russell and Raye Greatbatch.
who wore caps and gowns. Fifty
guests were entertained.
Nordloh, All Sanders St., enter
tanned with a miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Florence Baker, who will be mar
ried to Edward c. Grandee In the
early fall. The house was decorated
with garden flowers in pastel shades.
A large umbrella covered with small
ruffles in the bridal colors. nile
green. orchid, yellow and white held
the gifts for Miss Baker, The guests
included Misses. Beyrl Smith, Helene
Stricken, Eleanor siextcs, Bertha
Lepnert, Clara Grandee. Mildred
Nordloh and Evelyn Nordloh and
Mesdames John Helmer, Wilmer
Gerringer. Florence Dudenhoffer
Frank Wise and Edward Nordloh.
Members of the Stuart Walker
Company gave swimming party
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
after their Wednesday night per.
formance at Keith's. Those present
were Misses Elizabeth Taylor,
Margaret Douglas, Katherine Swan,
Cephenia McCrerry and Adelaide
| Kendall and Messrs. Mckay Norris.
George Kinsey, Douglas Dale. Ros.
well Lowry. Allen Flohd and Aid
rich Bowker.
Several new members were &C.
copied and an interesting musical
program was given at the noon
luncheon of the Ladies Lions Club
at the SEVERN Wednesday. Miss
Hazel Hughes, solist, gave several
numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Reba
Haskell Miers, pianist. A talk on
the recent convention of the Lions
CluBs held at San Francisco, Cal,
was made by Mrs. Willard Warner,
delegate.
Mrs. Harry II. Coburn. 1857 N.
| Delaware ST., accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Hervey Carwood Of Mt.
Vernon, ILL.,, has returned from a
six weeks 2 trip throughout the
Northwest. While in Seattle, Wash,
the sisters were the house guests
Of Mrs. E. G.. Brier.
The committee of Meta Council,
i03, d. of p. will give a card party
FOR the aged members of. the Poca-
hontas Lodge at F'erndale Hail., w.
Tenth st. and King, Ave. Friday
evening. Lewis Crone is chairman of
he committee in charge.
Miss Louise Johnston, 54S n. Gray
St, was hostess when members of
he Delta Zeta Psi Sorority held a
Wedge service Tuesday evening.
Those pledged were Misses Mildred
Rounds. Dorothy Seifert and Del
chia Lee Rogers and Mrs. Dorothy
OAroole.