The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-21

kowits, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Lefkowits, 1869 Carrollton Ave,
and William B. Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Miller, will take place
Sunday afternoon at in the Rose
room Of the Claypool. An informal
reception will follow.
Miss Esther Lefkowits, sister of
the bride, will be the maid of honor
The bridesmaids will be Miss Dora
Levi, Miss Rose Klein and Miss
Ruth Klein. Jack Miller Of New
York City will be best man and
Aushers will be Isadore Klein and
pBenjamin aHd Nathan Prince. The
train bearers will be Irwin Roth
child and Irwin Berkowits and the
ring bearer will be Martin Prince.
Little Bernice Mae Lefkowits will
be the flower girl.
Following the reception, the cou-
pie will leave on a wedding trip,
which will include a trip to New
York City, where they will visit the
three weeks. They then will make
q tour which will include trips to
Washington. Philadelphia and other
eastern points.
In honor of Miss Velma Gentry
of Noblesville, who will be married
to Malcolm Thomson on Sept. IS,
Mrs. James d. Carpenter, II S. Au.
dubon Rd., entertained with a bridge
party at her home Friday afternoon.
= Orchid, peach and blue, Miss Gen
try's bridal colors, were carried out
in decorations of delphinium, gladi-
olus and other summer flowers and
the gifts to the bride-elect were pre-
scented in a hand decorated basket.
Guests with Miss Gentry included:
Mesdames Layman Schell, Dale r.
Hodges, Louise Hensley, William
Schumacher, Blanton Coxen, Robert
sE. Hall, Walter l.. Shirley, Lawrence
Henderson, Donald La Fuze, Henry
Dithmer, Jr.; Willis Conner, Verne
Reeder, Paul Miller, Pendleton, Ind,
Misses Lucille Hodges, Sarah Fran
ces Downs, Anna G. Gardner, Helen
Stevens, Sarah Rodecker, Mary
Louise Mann and Lillyan Bendig,
Cleveland, Ohio. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Grace Carpenter Of
Anderson.
Mrs. Charles II. Mcdowell, 4156
college Ave, entertained with a
bridge party and linen shower Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Flor
-ence Seibert, who will be married to
Ralph Goodwin Sept. 8
Orchid and green, the bridal col
'-ors, were carried out in the house
and table decorations, Cupids and
small umbrellas in the two colors
being arranged along the guests
places. Little Lillian Allison, dressed
in the bridal colors, presented the
gifts to Miss Siebert in a beautifully
decorated umbrella. '
Guests with Miss Siebert were:
Mrs. Robert l. Todd, Mrs. Howell
Ellis, Mrs. Ray Goodwin, Mrs. Ber-
nard NJ. Webb and Miss Betty Shaw
and Miss Mildred Barrett.
In honor of the new officers Of
the Girls Federation class of the
Third Christian Church, Miss Orpha
Bodle, 432 Buckingham Dr., the out
going president, entertained with a
dinner at her home Friday evening
Covers were laid at small tables,
lighted with tapers in pastel shades.
Guests included: Mesdames William
+. Werner, Daniel V. Metzger, Clar-
ence Jackson, Herbert Edwards,
Dante Conner, Curtis A. Hodges,
Herbert Fillmore, Charles C. Ely,
Emil c. Iverson and Roscoe D. Smith
and the Misses Mary Margaret Har-
rison, Verna Walker, Grace Lewis,
Ray Demaree, Wilma Wysong,
Evelyn Swarlz, Irene Hicks, AL
lena Grafton, Inez Beaver, Alice
Overman, Ruth Randolph, Mildred
Jaquith, Ruth Shobe, Gladys Al
brught, Lydia Moorehead, Cleo
AClark, Ruby Frakes, Emma Girton,
MARY Lipps, Julia Britt Elizabeth
Mackey, Blance Rose, Eva True,
Vivian Waltz, Bonnie Moody.
The Sigma Phi Delta sorority will
entertain with a Japanese bunco
party Wednesday at the home of
Miss Hazel Yeager and Miss Maize
Haverstick, 1041 w. Thirty Second
st. The tickets are in charge of
Miss Betty Walters. The others as
sisting Miss Walters are Miss Bess
Peacock, Mural Yeager, Ruth Sill
yer, Eunice Broadway and Valeria
Bryant.
Mrs. James Cameron of Chicago
was the honor guest at a four-table
bridge party this afternoon given
by Mrs. John Duffey, 5102 N. Me
ridian st. The guests were Mes
danes Robert Brown, r. T. Sweeney,
Fl. c. Taft, Albert Hadley, Wilbur
White, Frank Sullivan, Jack Walker
Louis Murphy, E. L. Brady, j. H.
Flynn, E. c. Taylor, John Mcdonald
Frank Orr, Edward Smith.
A number of members of the Will
liams Creek Church were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wat
kins, Al w. Forty-Elghth St.,
Wednesday evening. Guests includ-
ed; Mesdames Pearl Avery, Mary
Smith, Roscoe Clark, Maggie Adams,
Harold Sheets, c. III. Smith, Ger
trude Sheets, Belle Stephenson, Lula
Moulton, Gale Osborn, R. J. Long,
Annie Drury, David Clark, Jennie
B. Kimler, Lora King, Frederick
King and the Misses Margaret Ford,
Margaret and Dora Jean Ford, Cleo
Osborn and Rosalie Kimlers-
Z Members of the II Jamalie Club
'of the Murat center and their hus-
bands will hold a two-days outing at
Lake Manitou this weekend. Mrs.
e. s. Harrison, president, is in