The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31
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BETROTHALS

"A SpIcdu anu IIllSCSlldilSOuS SHOWER
in honor of Miss Mary Helen WIN
chell, whose marriage TO Glenn S.
Miller Of Bellefontaine, Ohio, will
take place Sept. IS, was given Mon
day evening at the home Of Miss
Alberta Jones, 1866 Lowell Ave.
The bridal colors, orchid and
yellow, were carried out in the
decorations. The program was in
charge of Miss Betty Morris and the
main feature was a mock wedding.
Guests were members of the Each
For ALP Sunday School class of
which Miss Minchell was a member,
Miss Jones was assisted by the
teacher of the class, Mrs. Harry Mar
quette and by her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schulmeyer,
1907 N. Alabama ST., announce the
marriage of their daughter Marie |
Carol, to Everit M. RUBBISH, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rubush The |
marriage took place Saturday after
noon at the home Of the brides par
ents, the Rev. w. c. Donaldson |
officiating. Members of the two
families were the only guests. Mr..
and Mrs. RUBBISH will be at home |
after Oct. at 947 n Chester Ave. |
Miss Katherine Scheib, whose
marriage to John Friel Jr., will |
take place Sept. IA, was the honor |
guest at a party and personal show
err given Monday evening by Miss |
Margaret Higgins at her home, 704 !
r. Pleasant Run Blvd. Miss Hig-
gins was assisted by her sisters,
Misses Mary and Elnora Higgins, !
and by Miss Anna Mcconnell. Show |
err gifts We're presented in a para
sol hung above the center of the |
table. Decorations were in orchid, |
pink and green, the bridal colors. |
Mrs. M. l.. Beck, 1907 Southern |
Ave, entertained for Miss Scheib |
with a kitchen shower, at which |
forty guests were present. Misses
Rose and Margaret Mcnamara, vio- |
linists, and Miss Theresa Carroll, |
pianist, played several numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kramer, 722 |
Parkway Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Eliza
beth to Noble F. Malsberry. The |
wedding will take place in Deem
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wuensch, II |
e. Palmer ST., announce the engage |
,ment Of their daughter Lena, to
Anthony Hood, son of Mr.. and Mrs
wedding will take place Wednesday
at 10 a. m. at the Sacred Heart
Church.
Miss Frances Smith, 81 f. Nine
teenth ST., entertained Monday with |
luncheon and shower for Miss |
Kathryn Pangle, whose marriage to
Arthur Bassett will take place next |
month. Decorations were in green
and white. The hostess was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. f. f. Smith.
Other parties for Miss Smith will |
take place this week. Miss Iris Hop
per, 1922 Ruckle ST., will entertain
for her Friday with a linen shower,
and Miss Katherine Fillmore, 1914
Commerce St, will be hostess at a
kitchen shower Saturday.
Miss Mildred Ross was the honor |
guest at a farewell shower and party |
given for her at the home of Miss
Albert Kappeler, 500 N. Drexel Ave,
by Miss Kappeler and Miss Marion |
Wilkins.
The table was attractively dec
GRATED with garden flowers and was
lighted with tall orange tapers tied
with blue tulle. A fancy hat box
tied with a large maline bow con-
tanned the gifts presented to Miss
Ross, and the favors were miniature
boxes of the same sort.
Guests, with Miss Ross, were |
Misses Mildred Smith, Katherine
Murphy, Louvre Schetter, Fannie |
Christensen, Bertha Irmer and Mrs.
Arthur Orr. Assisting the hostesses
was Mrs. William Kappeler
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Mrs. Robert e. Kiefner, Of 1917 |
w. Thirty-Third ST., entertained with
a miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Ruth Gerlach, whose marriage |
to William McIlquham took place
Aug. rs. The house was decorated |
in the bridal colors of pink and |
white. There were thirty-seven
guests present. The refreshments
and favors were carried out in the
bridal colors, the favors being small
gold wedding bells tied to miniature
bridal bouquetsA
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gerlach, 100 f. Riverside DR., was
the scene Of pretty wedding when
their daughter was given in mar
riage to William McIlquahm Of
Pittsburg, Ky. The house was deco
rated in ferns with pink and white
asters and roses. Little Ruth Ma
RE Kiefner was ring.bearer. Miss
Bessie Hill played the wedding
march for the brides entry, the
bride being dressed in white silk
crere over white saith with a head |
band of pearls, and carried a bridal
bouquet of white roses. The Rev.
Kroft of the w. Michigan Street
Methodist Church pronounced the |
ceremony before an altar of ferns
and roses, while Miss Hill played II
Love You Truly" Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs McIlquahm
left on a motor trip through the !
South and will be at home after
Sept. Is at 1909 E. Riverside DR..