The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-15

white georgette, fashioned with
basque waist and full skirt AMI
trimmed with lace and ribbon. Her
long tulle veil, edged with bridal
lace, was held in place with clusters
Of orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet Of roses and lilies Of
the valley.
A reception for seventy-five guests
followed the wedding and was held
at the home the brides parents. The
house was beautifully decorated
with flowers in pastel shades. A
large three-tier wedding cake formed
the centerpiece at the table. After
a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will
be at home at 62S Parker Ave.
Miss Mary Helen Winchell, who
will be married to Glen S. Miller on
Saturday evening, was honor guest
at a party and shower given by Miss
Mary Lucille Mock, 351 Spencer
Ave-, Tuesday evening. Miss Mock
was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Albert Mock. Preceding the party
Miss Mock entertained at dinner for
those who will act as attendants at
the wedding. These guests were
Miss Betty Hill, maid of honor; Miss
Mary Lucille Mock, Miss Clara Vol
mer, Miss jeanette Hill and Miss
Helen Coombs, who will be brides
maids. Lavender and yellow formed
the color scheme and this was car
ried out in lavender flowers and
yellow tapers. At the guests places
were miniature bridesmaids, dressed
in colors to correspond with each
wedding. Miss Winchell presented
her attendants with dainty lace
handkerchiefs.
Mrs. T. B. Wright, 1915 w. Thirty
Second St., entertained the Alexan-
drian and Elizabethan chapters Of
the International Study and Travel
ogue Club at her homo this after
noon. The house was beautifully
decorated with garden flowers and
flags of all nations. After a song
and prayer by the chapter, the fol-
lowing program was given: Mrs.
Cecil E. Stalnaker, soloist, America,
the Beautiful; Miss Mary Blanche
Lemon, a group Of readings Mrs.
John Robinson, solo, Garry Me Back
to Old Virginia.; Mrs. Samuel Art
man, lecture, 1.-The Ancestral Home
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assisted by Mrs. Henry w. Pollard,
Mrs. Frank c. Branstetter and Mrs.
R. M. CLANCY.
Fall flowers in orchid and pink
formed a colorful background for
the dinner-bridge party given by
Mrs. Kenneth s. Rosenberger. at her
home, 1858 Central Ave-, Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for the
following guests: Mesdannes Harley
N. Cooper, Robert A. Pence, Wilbur
Schweir, Mable Stuart and the
Misses Marie Meid, Mildred Keenan,,
Virgia H. Carson, Darlington, Ind;
Ruth Hoover and Gail Winget.
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In celebration Of her birthday,
Miss Irma Cossell, 1913 w. Vermont
ST., entertained with bunco party
Tuesday evening. Garden flowers
and appointments in pink and white
decorated the house. The hostess was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. A. c.
Cossell. Guests included Misses
Genevieve Cossell, Thelma King,
Ruby Williams, Esther Dixon, Ruth
Emhardt, Martha Howard, Mildred
Bray and Messrs. Arthur Mills,
Charles Richardson, Erwin Bray,
Marion Grebes, James Currant, John
Albright, Malcolm Carlisle, Charles
Mount, Windsor Waits.
Miss Marie Flynn, who will be
married to Cornelius e. Howe on
Oct. -, was honor guest at a sur
prise shower given by Miss Bridget
Flynn, 2709 e. North St., Tuesday
evening. Little Mary Margaret
Handy and Miss Mary Katherine
York, dressed in blue and white
frocks, brought the bride-elect' Sights
to her on decorated trays. Assist
ing the hostess were her sisters,
Mrs. Samuel Dillehay and Mrs.
Thomas York
Miss Paula Van Treese, 1908 N.
Olney ST., will entertain the mem
bers of the On Ea-Ota Club at its reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon.