The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-10

Activities
n T e r TIA N M d N T
WEDDINGS BETROTHAI.S


will be hosts at dinner tonight q;
their home, 722 Cottage Ave-, honor
ing Miss Dorothy, their daughter,
and Robert L. Avels, her fiance, who
will be married tomorrow afternoon
at Edwin Ray M. L. church. Tiny
bridesmaid in artistic design will be
used as placecards. Orchid, blue and
pink, the pastel shades of the bridal
will be represented in garden
flowers on the table. Mrs. Sandefur,
the hostess, will be assisted by Mrs.
Glenn Morton and Mrs. Howard
Amos.
GUSTS will be Miss Sandefur and
Mr.. Avels, Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Avels, Miss Alice Young, Miss Louise
Dauner, Mrs, Donald Hardness of
Cincinnati; Fred Schick and Grin
McDanieis.
The marriage Of Miss Rosemary
Barrett, daughter of Mrs. Rose Bar
rett and Bernard Q. thinner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. thinner, took
place at Z this morning at st. Fran
CHS de Sales Church, Twenty Second
81. and Avondale FL, with the Rev.
Raymond r. Noll officiating. Palms
and gladiolas decorated the altar. Eel.
mer Steffen sang AVE Maria"
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Viola Barrett. Edward
Eckstein was best man. The bride
wore beautiful gown of oyster.
waite georgette crepe decorated with
rhlnestones and a large white pic.
ture hat and carried a bouquet of
white roses, tea roses, lilies of the
valley and smilax.
Miss Viola Barrett wore a gown
of pale green taffeta, BASQUE effect
trimmed with yellow ribbon medal
lions.
A wedding breakfast was given for
the bridal party and the families of
the bride and groom at the Elxs
Club. Mr.. and Mrs. thinner have
gone on motor trip through the
east and will be at home at the
Creighton Apis, Twelfth and Ala
bama SITS, after OctA 1.
Mrs. James F'leneor entertained
with a party for members and
pledges of the Tau Delta Sigma
sorority in her home Wednesday
evening. Those who attended were:
Miss Dorothy Lovelace, Miss Wini-
fred Warstat, Miss Freida Leuk.
hardt, Miss Helen Luedeman, Miss
Margaret Layton, Miss Roxanna
Hammond, Miss Evelyn Clancy, Mrs.
Inner WEIGH and Mrs. Lloyd Resell.
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The Delta Tau Sorority enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Lester Bauer, 934 San
ders st. with a farewell party in
honor of Miss Genevieve Stetzel who
will leave Tuesday for Los Angeles,
Cal. to visit relatives.
Covers were laid for twelve. The
favors were miniature hat-boxes.
Guests were Mrs. William Rosen-
garten and Misses Catherine Reidy,
Mildred Barrett, Teresa Coleman,
Alice MCGOWAN, Ruth Mumaw, Sal
ley Otterbach, Anna Brewer, Lenora
Klee and Mildred McGinckey.
*$s
The Phi Delta Sigma fraternity
gave its annual dance at the chap
ter house Thursday evening. Mem
bers of the fraternity challenged the
Theta Rho sorority girls at stunts.
Norman Fitzpatrick performed
magic tricks and Miss Ellen Meikle
and Roger Pollen gave their inter-
probation of the Parisian Apache
dance.
Guests included Misses Freda Par
IRISH, Harriet Moore, Pauline Cap
lin, Susan Ryle, Helen Meikle, The.
rea Baker, Marylan Fredricks, Mabel
Thomas, Jeanette Woolcott, Bebe
Keller, Mary Louise Sherwood, Lena
Davidson and Rosemary Kelly and
Messrs. Jack Taylor, Dave Rice,
Frederick Dusenberger, Francis
Leeds, Richard Carter, !. Herbert
Shocks, Felix Nashe, Harry Sharp.
Marion Elliotr and Sanders Ford.
Miss Camille Johnson and Miss
Frances E. Walls are in New York
City, where they are spending a few
days at the Roosevent.
The wedding of Miss Leona NJ
Greener, 25 N. Sheridan Ave, to
James E. Summers will take place