The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19

Activities
q n e r T Al N M e N s
WEDDINGS RETROTH AIS

In bower OF spring flowers,
with ferns, palms and ported pink
tulips forming a background at the
altar, Miss Alyce Leonore Carsten,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos c.
Carsten became the bride Of Herbert
r. Evans, Detroit, Mich, at the w
Washington st. M. e. Church, Sun
day afternoon.
The single ring ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. William f. Rus
sci, pastor Of the church. While the
guests were being seated, Miss Mar
geret Forchept played bridal airs
and during the ceremony, played
Memberships Spring Song" The
attendants were Miss Henrietta
Reagan, bridesmaid and Gordon
Gauld, best man.
The bride was lovely in a finely
tucked gray georgette, over gray,
with gray transparent hat, trimmed
in pink and silver. She carried a
bouquet of pink butterfly roses and
lilies Of the valley. Miss Reagan
wore peach georgette and carried a
bouquet of pale pink roses. After
the ceremony, a reception and din
ner was held at the home Of the
brides parents, 70 N. Addison Ave.
The house was decorated with the
bridal colors Of pink and white. Mr..
and Mrs. Evans left Immediately on
a short wedding trip and will be at
home after May 1, at 1858 Colling-
wood, Detroit, Mich.
49,
The Independent Social Club will
give card party and apron sale
on the SEVERN roof garden Tuesday
afternoon. The committee in charge
included Mesdames p. ]. Clark, chair
man; Hattie Ryder, A. NJ. Tarr, M.
B. Spellman, e. A. Hunt, w. Z.
Ratclif and Hester Davis.
Mrs. Helen Morton will give a
group Of readings for the Indian
apolis District Golfers Association
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
this evening. Mrs. Morton also will
entertain at the Lions Club lunch
con at the Lincoln Wednesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mueller,
2221 Talbot Ave, will give a dance
and card party at their home
Wednesday evening for members Of
the Indianapolis chapter, No. 20, Of
the Womens Organization Of Ma
ttonal Retail Druggists. Assisting
hostesses will be Mesdames Edward
Ferger, w. C. Freund, James Mead,
c. B. Stolt, Lloyd Weiss, A. Hoff-
man, w. A. Oren and John Panther.
The New Era Club guest day was
observed at the Columbia Club this
afternoon Sixty guests were seated
at round tables, decorated with red,
white and blue candles. A welcom-
ing address was made by the presi-
dent, Mrs G.. NJ Elder. A trio,
Misses Margaret Bills, Marcina
Campbell and Mildred Click, pupils
of Adolph Schellschmidt, entertained
and NJ Sonda of the Y. NJ. c. A
wearing a native costume, gave a
talk on Palestine. Mrs. j. 3. Little,
honorary president, addressed the
club and also played several NUM-
bers ON the cello Mrs Josephine
F. Huffer was chriaman.
Mrs Raymond Thompson was
given a surprise party at the home
Of Miss Nell Sage, 1916 s. Alabama
St, Saturday evening The house
was decorated in colors Of yellow and
white
Mrs George l. Atkinson, lie w
Nineteenth St, will entertain the
Dulcet Club at a luncheon bridge
Tuesday. Each member is expected
to bring a handkerchief which will
form part Of a shower to be given
for the ladies Of the Masonic Home
at Franklin, Ind, in a few days
Mrs Carl Habich, 1926 N Illinois
St, after visit at Lake Pierce, Fla,
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. E l. Lennox, has re-
turned home
Miss Marjorie Brown, SOB Uni
versity Ave, will return today from
Bloomington, Ind, where she attepd