The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-01
SOCIAL
Activities
E. ERT N M q n T
WEDDINGS BETRoTHAIss

WEDDINGS BETROTHAIS
| An impressive and beautiful church
wedding took place Wednesday eve
ming, when Miss Louisa Jane jill
| son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las C. Jillson, 144S N. Delaware St.,
was married to Warren Hathaway
Simmons at Christ Church. The
Episcopal service was read by the
pastor, the Rev. Floyd Van Kerren.
The floral decorations of the
church were beautiful lighted with
| tapers from seven-branch candelabra
and with large gold vases filled with
roses at each side of the chancel
The choir pews were completely hid
den by cibotium ferns and palms, and
an aisle of cathedral candles marked
the steps leading into the chancel.
The entrance was pyramided with
lockwood trees. Clusters of roses
marked each pew down the center
aisle. AS the guests We're assem-
bling bridal airs We're played by Miss
Mary Augusta. Brown. organist. The
maid Of honor was Miss Helen Co
burn, gowned in pink taffeta, COM
binea with tulle in the very full skirt
which was picoted with silver and
scalloped at the hem. She carried
Rambler and Dorothy Perkins roses.
The Misses Diana lockwood, Edith
Fairbanks of Chicago. Frances
Reed, Adele Ungerer Of Essex Falls,
N. j., and Catherine Greer were
bridesmaids. All carried shower
arm bouquets of roses and their
dresses, differing in color, were
fashioned along similar lines, basque
waists. and full skirts. Miss Rock
wood was in pale green and car
ried in leghorn hat filled with two
toned roses. Miss Fairbanks was IN
orchid and Miss Reed in slightly
paler shade. Miss Ungerer was
gowned in pale yellow while Miss
Greer was in taffeta of more golden
note.
The bride. entering on the arm
of her father, wore a richly draped
train, extending from the shoulders
of her plain white satin gown and
with trimmings on the train on
heavy Belgian lace. The gown was
fashioned with long lace sleeves.
Touches of the lace were on her
long tulle veil and she carried a
bouquet of white orchids, tied with
sprays of lilies Of the valley.
William Malcolm Jillson, brother
Eof the bride, was best man and the
ushers were Elias C. Atkins, VIII
liam Sullivan, Gilbert Hurry. Angus
tus Coburn Jr.. Sylvester johnson
and John r. r. Ryan. Following
the wedding, reception was held at
the Woodstock Club and floral dec
orations here were elaborate, a
garden effect with lockwood trees and
trailing rose vines being carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons will spend
travel abroad on their wedding trip
and after Oct. 1 will be at home at
the Winter Apis. ~
Members Of the active chapter OF
Delta Delta Delta sorority of Butler
University, were entertained at a
bridge party given-by Miss Margaret
Haldy, 1929 Talbot Ave, Wednes-
day evening. The sorority colors,
silver. gold and blue, we're used in
the decorations of flowers, arranged
in baskets in the rooms, and In the
confessions, which were in forms OF
| stars and crescents, carrying out the
ensignias of the organization. The
hostess was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. Edward Haldy. The guests in
cluded Misses Dorothy Stephenson,
Margaret Waters, Sarah Hall, Mil
bred Hasely, Dorothy Avels, Maude
Searcy, Catherine Headrich, Edythe
Hubbard, Virginia and Clara Fox
worthy. Frances Woolery, Mariana
Kennedy, Jean Richardson, Martha
Baker. Bertha Green, Martha Nauer,
Gladys Hooker, Lucille Wilding.
Dorothy Fife, Alice Kepner, Orpha
Ewing. Rosa Gudenhoeffer, Florine
sliger and Mildred Booth Of Milroy,
| Ind.
indianapolis friends are interested
| in word received here of the mar
rage of Miss Hildegarde Flanner.
daughter of Mrs. Mary F'lanner OF
Altadena, CAL, formerly Of Indian
apolis, to Fred Monhoff of Los
Angeles, Cal. The ceremony was a
garden wedding which took place
at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Monhoff, well known here,
where she was prominent in in.
tellectual and dramatic circles, is
the author Of several books Of poems
and of a successful play, Man
sions Fa
Miss Margaret Nugent, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Nugent, 1927
e. Vermont St., was married to Ed
ward T. Wolf of Columbus, Ohio,
| just before the noon hour Wednes-
day at st. Philip Neri Church by the
Rev. George j. Smith. Palms, ferns
and. daisies. lighted with clusters of
cathedral candles, formed the church
| 6acorations Mrs Alunon Nugent