The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-02

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTGALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Miller, $3.50 N.
Delaware ST., will entertain this eve
ming with a charming bridal dinner
in honor Of their niece, Miss Gen
evieve Miller, whose marriage to
John M. Moore will take place Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 p. m. at the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The ~centerpiece for the table will
be a long low basket Of spring
flowers. Covers will also be laid for
the members of the bridal party,
Howard w. Fieber, best man; Her
man H. Lauter, Herman f. Lieber,
George Ilmsted, Jr., Noble c. Butler
and William C. Miller, ushers; Miss
Juanita Miller, maid of honor; Misses
Anna Mae Albershardt of Upton,
Ind; Sarah Phelps Rodecker, Sarah
Margaret Moore, Betty Afford Stone
and Clara Bell, bridesmaids. Mrs.
Mary Trimble of Chicago, the brides
mother; Arthur c.. Moore, the bride
groom's father. John Moore, Mrs.
Henry D. Lane and Miss Margaret
Carlisle.
Miss Pauline E. Holmes, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. e! G. Holmes, 3046
N. Delaware ST., returned today from
Miami, Fla, where she has spent the
winter.
Miss Clara Bell, whose marriage to
George A. Van Dyke, Or, will take
place early in the summer, was guest
of honor Thursday evening at a
pretty bridge party and personal
shower given by Miss Martha Sillery,
1913 Broadway.
The guests included Mesdames T.
A.. Bell, mother of the bride-elect,
Ray Leary. and Floyd Fultz, and
Misses Martha Belle Pierce, Helen
Driscoll, June Dexheimer, Lucille
Tyner, Katherine De Vaney.
Mrs. Edward C. Wacker, Ais
N. Pennsylvania ST., entertained
Thursday with a musicale and tea
as a farewell party for Mrs. Edward
L. Pedlow, who will leave soon fol
California. The house was ap.
pointed with spring flowers.
The centerpiece Of the tea table
at which Mrs. George M. Weaver
and Mrs. George S. Olive presided
was a miniature train on a track
carrying a doll bearing the banner
California Here / come" Another
doll carried a banner, Indianapolis
Is Calling You Back to U.s." The
centerpiece was surrounded by
yellow roses and ferns. Ices were
in individual molds Of Easter lilies.
American Beauty roses were given
as favors. Assisting in the dining
room were Mesdames Ralph Gold
rick, Charles r. Sowder, @. Fred
Klee, Wilson B. Parker, and W. J.
Slate.
During the afternoon, a piano duet
was given by Mrs. M. D. Didway
and Mrs. Alfred Read. Mrs. James
w. Stockton sang, accompanied by
Mrs. Didway. Mrs. William r.
Sieber sang a group Of old-fashioned
songs in costume. Mrs. Edna Lash.
brook, accompanied Mrs. Sieber, and
Miss Cyrilla Tuite, soloist. Miss
Mary Eta Coval gave costume
dances.
Mrs. Alexander J. Blanton, 2029
N. Alabama St., entertained Thurs.
day afternoon with a tea in honor of
her house guest, Miss Helen Marsh,
a student at Smith College. Appoint
ments were carried out in a color
scheme Of green and white. The
tea table was arranged with a
centerpiece of green roses, and was
lighted with green tapers in silver
holders.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mesdames Edna SEVERN, Forrest w.
Blanton. Ernest Knefler and fetch
er Hodges.
Mrs. Blanton was also assisted by
Mesdames Frank Hoke, Hall Mar.