The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-12
SOCIAL
Activities
E N t R T A N M E N, T )
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Mrs. Robert Ittenbach, 1850 N.
Alabama St., entertained with three
tables of bridge at her home today
Yellow and pink flowers decorated
the tables and the CONNECTIONS were
frozen in flower shapes Of the two
colors.
The guests were Mesdames Ralph
Franklin. William Baker, A. M. Law
son, Jack Adams, Fred Pahud, John
A. White, M. T. Shaneberger. Gail
Eldridge, Ed G.. Castor, l.. l.. Nc.
Whorter, Emerson Eldridge and
Robert Hopkins.
A "Superstitious Hop" will be
given at the Meridian Hills Country
Club Friday night by the Delta Zeta
sorority Of Butler University Miss
Dorothy Duesenberg is rush captain
for the season and will be assisted
by Misses Pearl BARLEY, Harriet
Kistner and Eldena Stamm.
Chaperons. for the dance will be
Messrs. and NAesdames Harry A. Con-
dit, Robert Armstrong, Otto F..
Schlensker, Benjamin Franklin How
ard, Harry II. Coburn, August A.
Duesenberg. Harry Kerr and
Thomas Grinslade.
In honor Of Miss Rosalind Barnes
of Detroit. Mich. the house guest of
Mrs. Edward A. Lawson. Mrs. Leon
ard A. Murchison entertained with
a luncheon. bridge at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Edwin r. Schreiner,
1925 Carroltlton Ave, Wednesday.
Marigolds and delphinium were
floral decorations and the tables
were arranged with centerpieces of
the flowers. Favors were yellow bas.
kets filled with corrections in the
two colors. The hostess was assisted
by her mother. Guests included
Mesdames Grace Pohlman, Harold
Plat, Charles e. Sands, e. r. Glide
haus Louis r. Markum. Harold
Pierce, John Miller, P. c. Miller,
Hans Cohen, l., e. Degginger of Chi.
cago; Edward A. Lawson, Ross F.
Johnson ST.. Jewell Irwin and Miss
Leota Miller.
A pretty church wedding took
place early Wednesday evening when
Miss Margaret Alice Wolfard, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Fl. VOL
fard, 361 Burgess Ave, was married
to Donald F. lie F'uze at the Irving.
ton Presbyterian Church The Rev.
William w. Carson Of the Traub
Memorial Presbyterian Church Off
ciated.
The church was decorated with
ferns and palms and the altar was
lighted with softly glowing cathedral
tapers. Mrs. James LOOMS, organ
list, played bridal airs and Mrs. Roy
Metzger Of Lebanon sang II Love
You Truly" 20 Promise Me" and
Theta Prayer"
The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Louise Mann, maid of honor.
Little Mary Helen Hinshaw was
flower girl and carried Sweetheart
roses and white lilies. Harold D.
La Fuze was best man and the ush-
ers were Carl Vandivere and Co
burn Schools.
Lovely in a gown of blue crepe
Elizabeth, trimmed In silver, the
bride was given away by her father.
She wore a large picture hat of blue
and carried a shower bouquet of
white roses and lilies Of the valley.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
LIE Fuze left on a cruise of the
Great Lakes and will be at home
after their return at 1919 E. Wash
ington st. The bride is a graduate
of Butler University and is a mem
Der Of the Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority. The groom is a member of
the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity.
$50
Miss Fern Bertels, who will be
married to Henry Hollenbeck at the
Centenary Christian Church. Aug. rs,
was the guest Of honor at miscel-
laneous shower given by the. In
diana Beta chapter Of the Delta
Sigma sorority Wednesday evening.
Decorations were in the sorority
colors of lavender and pink and the
bride elects gifts were presented in
a chest, decorated with lavender and
pink tulle. The committee in charge
Of the shower included Miss Frances
Aufderheide and Miss Elsie David
son.
Guests were Mesdames Robert
Bowser, William NJ. King of Haynes
City, Fla; Richard Calkins, c. r.