The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
SOCIAL
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WEDDINGS BETROTHAI.S


Mrs. Pearl Brewer, at a pretty
candlelight wedding Saturday eve
ming at Christ Church. The Rev,
William Wesley Daup read the
! ceremony. AS the guests were as
sembling, Miss Barbara Caffee sang.
'I Love You Truly with Miss
Mary Augusta Spong of Richmond,
as accompanied on the organ.
| AS the bridal party entered, the
Lohengrin wedding march was
played Miss Bonnie Grant sister of
| the bride was maid of honor and
wore gown of pale pink georgette,
with picture hat to match. She
carried a bouquet of Sunburst roses.
Miss Lottie Plasket, the first brides
maid, wore pale yellow beaded
georgette, a yellow picture hat to
match and carried white daisies and
delphinium. Miss Katheryn Clegg
was in pale green beaded georgette
with green picture hat. She carried
| Butterfly roses. Little Margaret
Lorenz and Maxine Curran, were
flower girls.
The bride, entering on the arm of
her father, was gowned in white silk
crepe and wore harpin, the gift
of the groom. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley. Russell Nash was best
man and Matthew Wernsirg and AL
! len Merkle We're ushers. Following
the wedding a reception was. held at
| the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Brewer left on a wedding
trip to- Chicago and the lakes. After
July IS they will be at home tenn
porarily at 1884 Lexington Ave.
Mrs. Edward Schneid, PSI Caven
St, will give dinner this evening in
celebration of her birthday. Covers
will be laid for twelve guests, in
| GLIDING Messrs. and Mesdames
George Eitel, George Tellas, Gus
Schneider John Wolsiffer, Mrs.
Henry Borgert and Miss Marie Tel
las. The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. George Tellas.
Miss Mary Mahan, who will be
married to Dallas Andrews Of Ko-
komo, in the early fall was the
guest Of honor at a party and shower
\ given by Miss Pearl Teckmeyer, 415
f. Fifteenth St., Saturday afternoon.
Guests with Miss Mehan included
Mesdames Frank Conway Fred Cum
ningham, Norman Eichoff, John
Ford and Misses Amelia Keifer,
Helen O'Neil, Marys Morrison,
Dorothy Bohrman, Cecil Richey,
Julia Mccall, Pauline Pierce and
Madeline Wilson, Kokomo.
Cummins, 4166 Washington Blvd,
entertained Miss Madeline Gudef of
Lafayette, Ind; Miss Grace Mean
drews and Miss Marie Wade of
Chicago. Miss Cummins entertained
with garden party for her guests
Sunday evening.
The Cervus Club held card party
at the Elks Club this afternoon
Hostesses were Mesdames Orlando
Lands, George Killenger and Harry
Kraus. Preceding the party, there
was a meeting of the board OF di
rectors and plans for a benefit caro-
I party to be given by the club or
July 81, were discussed. The pro
ceeds of the party will go to the
orphans outing fund.
Mrs. John Albright of Shady Bank
: Farm will entertain the members OF
the Anxious Club on Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. o. f. Kinney, char
ter member Of the club, who has just
returned from a years residence In
Panama, will be the special guest.
A picnic and miscellaneous show
err in honor of Miss Betty Summers,
who will be married to John Porter
the last Of this month, was given by
Miss Alice Richards at her sum
mer home Saturday afternoon The
niece and small nephew of the hos
tess. Jean and Dick O'Brien, respec'
lively. dressed as bride and groom,
presented the gifts. The guests were
Mesdames Clarence Coffman, Chester
Wampler, Hugh Allison, Forrest
King. Delphia Gill, Nell Royce, and
Misses Rebecca Friedman. Doro-
, thy Julian, Maude McAlister. Edna
Foltzenlogel, Katherine Ridenbeck'
Margaret Mailso1. Clara Schuck,
MARY Twitchell and Hazel House.
A lovely luncheon-bridge was given
NV Mr. Theodore Mccain, 1913 S.
Emerson Ave, Saturday, when the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Margaret Mccain, to ]. Franklin
Bruce was announced. Pink and
lavender, the bridal colors, were
carried out in the. appointments and
decorations. The wedding will take
place, Thursday, Aug. 10 at the home
of the brides parents.
Miss Edith Suessow, Miss Mary
Bruhn, Miss Edna Yetton and Mrs.
Walter Wheatley, left today to at
tend the Sesquin Centennial Elk
position at Philadelphia. From the
exposition, they will go to Atlantic
City, New York, and will spend some
days in washington.
Queen Esther Circle of the
Moravian Episcopal Church will
give luncheon at the Church on
| Wednesday.
i At their home, 203o n. Alabama
St.. Miss Mabelle and Myrtle Mayer,
will entertain the Pepper Cub of the
Y. wv. c. A., Wednesday evening.
The guests will be entertained on
the lawn and supper will be served
there.~-
The Golden Rule Lodge 25, will