The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-02

S. G., and other southern cities.
They will return by way of Phila-
delphia, Pa, and will attend the
sesquicentennial exposition. They
will also stop at Atlantic City, n.
j., and New York, returning the
latter part Of August.
Mrs. Clayton Dobbs. 1855 e. Wash
ington St., was hostess Thursday
evening for bridge party in honor
of Miss Eunice Bickel of Columbus.
Ohio, who is the house guest or
Misses Mary and Florence Wilson,
1855 e. Washington st. Miss Bickel
was also honor guest at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club Thursday.
noon when Miss Minnie Adams Of 33
II. Irvington Ave, and Mrs. j. Nor
.ris Edwards entertained with a
luncheon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Krieger, 1011 N.
King Ave, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wyatt, Furman and Irene Wyatt,
Rockville Rd., Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fischer, Herman and Harold Fischer
of 946 Somerset ST., Mrs. Jennie
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
Krfeger and Kenneth Jr., have mo-
tored to Lake Webster, where they
will spend several days.
Miss. Hazel Svendsen, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary f. Svendsen, $50 Broad
way, was married, to John A. Cain,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cain at
St. Joseph's73'Church, Wednesday
morning. The Rev. f. B. Dowd OF
ficiateds The bride was attended by
Miss Marie O'Connor, bridesmaid,
who wore> gown Of apricot georg-
cite with large hat to match. she
carried an arm bouquet of Mrs.
Aaron Ward roses. The bride wore
gown of Elizabeth crepe, tash-
toned in basque style and trimmed
with ruffles of imported lace, beaded
in crystals. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF
the valley. A wedding breakfast
was served at the Sphinx Arms, FOL
lowing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cain have gone on a wedding trip
and will be at home after July lo
at $50 Broadway
Miss Mildred John, 1926 University
Ave, has gone to Wabash to be the
guest of Miss Mary Biggerstaff for
several days Later, she will go 70
TT. Wayne for short stay.
Mrs Anna Conner, 1902 Central
Ave. and her sister, Mrs. E. c. Phil
Inns. Miss Helen Riley and Charles
Riley. 1701 N. Capitol Ave-, and Mr..
and Mrs. David F. Swain Jr. Will
motor to Tilden, Ind, this weekend
to be the guests of their brother, Ed
ward Fallon and family at a house
party at their country home.
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| Miss Caroline Forrey, 2134 N.
Alabama St. entertained Thursday
with a luncheon at the Propylaeum
in honor of Miss Barbara Cook OF
Providence, r. l., who is visiting
Miss Martha Taylor and for Miss
Harriet Rockwell of Norfolk, Conn.,,
and Miss Frances Wallace OF
Huntington. w. Va, who are visit
ing Miss Carolyn Richardson.
Mrs. Robert Wolfred, 2115 Brook
side Ave, was hostess Thursday at
pretty bridge party. Red, white
and blue, in keeping with the Fourth
of July holiday, were used in the
decorations and appointments. and
vail pockets Of flowers in the three
,colors were arranged about the
rooms. The guests included Mes
danes M. M. Mounts, William
Kunkel, John Castor, Benjamin
Heikama, Harry Jackson, Lee
Hauck, Dewey Mead and George
Turner.
/ Mr. and> Mrs. Clarence Turner
1717 Park Ave, will have as theii
house guest, Miss Virginia Riddell OF
Chicago. Saturday.
The regular meeting Of the Phi
Sigma Delta sorority will be hello
this evening at the Lincoln.
/ GIN OWNER FREED