The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28

Activities
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and Mrs. Albert M. Cole re-
informally in honor of their
son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
ssSnuyier Cole, at their country place,
ec Ave. and Kessler Blvd, this
~, iioon. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
nave returned from the East
iieke their home in Indianapolis.
NT''iseing the host and hostess were:
~, -esua.ines, Frederick M. Ayres, Will
-''iil lockwood. Alex r. Holiday,
~, -durance Chambers, James w.
'ior and Larz Whitcomb.
= pretty wedding was that of Miss
Ienora M. Cornett, daughter of Mr..
@Siiu Mrs James Cornett, 633 E. Nc
Odrty St, and Charles Quattiocchi
a. the Holy Rosary Church Sunday
turning. The chancel was beauti-
lui IN decorations of pink and white
ioWers and candelabra of white ia
pers. The ceremony was read by
ne Rev. Marino Prioro, following
me singing of ave Maria" by the
enolr' AS the guests were assem-
nnng, group Of bridal airs, includ-
ing 20 Promise Me- was played.
MISS Marie Cornett, sister Of the
pride, was maid of honor and was
soWned in orchid chiffon, beaded in
sequlns and with orchid picture lat
70 match. She wore silver slippers
ana carried an arm bouquet of or
ends and lilies of the valley. Miss
Lenora M. Cornett was bridesmaid,
gowned in flesh color taffeta, sleeve
less, and with picture hat and arm
bouquet of harmonizing colors Mrs.
Anna Purpori was in deep rose and
Mrs. Nancy Mascara was in blue.
Two little flower girls, Mary Calda-
ron1 and Mary Louise Benneur scat
tered rose petals before the bride.
Little Frank Quattiocchi, in white
satin, carried the ring in a lily. The
best man was Gus p Bises. Ush
ers We're Vincent Sansonie and Gus
j. Bisesi. The bride was lovely in
White bridal satin, with panels
and trimmings Of chantilly lace,
beaded. Her long veil was held in
place by a coronet of tiny white bios
SONS. She wore silver slippers and
carried shower bouquet of bride
roses, and lilies of the valley.
Chimes were played as the we'd
ding party left the church. A re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents, 633 E. McCarty ST.
Mr.. and Mrs Quattioccho left imme-
diofo1tr nf
western States and will be tempo
rarily at home with the brides par-I
ents upon their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Arndt. 3148
Ruckle ST., have as their house
guests, Mr.. Arndt's sister, Mrs. Anna
Dorsch and his nephew, Herman
Dorch snd wife from Baltimore,
Md. Upon the return of these
guests, Mis- Dorothy Arndt will
motor to Baltimore with them.
Miss Bertha Mayer, who will be
married to Waite Hanson in the
mlear future, was honor guest at a
miscellaneous shower given by Miss
zulu Hahn and Miss Irene Reese,
the home of Miss Hahn, 7O5 Veg
#NOTSC 81, SATURDAY. 1luk dHu Willie
swere used in the decorations and
yices, and in garden flowers through
out the house. Miss Hahn and Miss
REESE were. assisted by their mothers.
Mrs. Adolph Hahn and Mrs. Albert
Reese and Mis- Emma Kast.
Mrs. Walter Meyers, 2725 N Me
ridian ST., entertained with lunch
con- bridge Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. Samuel Klute of Chicago.
Guests to meet Mrs. Sklute were
Mesdames. John Velonis, Elso Green,
Harry Kull, Charles Solsenter, M.
Michael, Herman Hollowitz, Jessie
Sherrin and Roy Levinson.
Miss Lola Glare Watts. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Watts, 1119
Eugene St., became the bride of Ray
mond Bedford Resener at the Sew
enth Christian Church, Saturday eve
ming. The Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith
read the> ceremony before an altar