The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-24

and Mrs. George Shepard of Ma
homet, Ill, will become the bride Of
Harold Foltzenlogel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Foltzenlogel, 1850
Union street, at 2:30 today in the
roctory of the Sacred Heart church.
The Rev. John Joseph Brogger will
perform the ceremony.
The bride will wear blue vel
vet tight fitting gown, pink velvet
turban and slippers and carry an
arm bouquet Of pink roses and
chrysanthemums.
Her only attendant, Miss Esther
Calvin, will wear pink velvet with
blue accessories. Her flowers will be
blue chysanthemums. Herman
Feltman will be best man.
A dinner in honor of the bridal
pair will be given at the Foltzen-
logel home, and reception will be
held tonight for friends.
After wedding trip, the couple
will be at home after Dec. l at 4O12
North Keystone avenue. The brides
going away ensemble will be brown.
City Pair to Marry
The marriage of Miss Esther
Haverkamp, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Haverkamp, 1911
Woodlawn avenue, to Hulin S.
Halcomb, son of MI. and Mrs.
William S. Halcomb, 226 North
Hamilton avenue, will be solemnized
at 4:30 this afternoon, at the En-
maus Lutheran church, with the
Rev. w. C. Meinzen officiating.
Miss Margaret Dirks will be maid
of honor, with Velma Baker as best
man.
Miss Irma Dirks will sing 1.-THE
Lord Is My Sheppard" and BE
cause"
Miss Haverkamp will wear a
blue crepe dress, with sleeves and
collar of white wool lace. She will
wear turban of blue crepe. with
white nose veil, and will carry white
chrysanthemumS. Miss Dirks. the
maid OF honor, will wear a dress of
the same shade of blue, and will
carry yellow chrysanthemums.
Following an informal dinner for
the wedding party the bridal couple
VIII leave for East st. Louis, where
they will make their home. Her
travelling costume will be brown
wool crepe, with brown accessories.
Uncle to Perform Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Kruwell
daughter of Mrs. William KruWeIl,
2l66 Ringgold street. to Mr.. Hoppas.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoppas.
of Brazil will take place at 8:30
tonight, at the home of the bride
elect.
Miss Kruwell's uncle will perform
the ceremony at an improvised
altar OF palms, ferns and white
chrysanthemums. Two branched
candelabra with white candles will
light the altar.
The bride will be given in mar
rage by her brother, Benjamin H
Kruwell. She will be attended bv
one bridesmaid, Miss Laura Ras-
mus. The bridegroom will have as
ms best man his brother, Norman
Hoppas. ~ '-'''''
Miss Kruwell will wear eggshejl
satin, trimmed in coral. with COO
smell accessories and will carry
johanna Hill roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Rasmus will wear bIue
crepe and will carry Briarcliffe
roses.
TO Leave on Trip
MUSIC during the ceremony will
De AT DaWning," played bv Misses
WIlIila Benson, pianist, and Marian
HoStetter, violinist. Miss Benson
VII sing Il love You Truly" and
% Promise Me-"
Following a reception At tho
orlde's home, the couple will leave
Tor wedding trip. They will be
at home at 2166 Ringgold street
after Dec. l. '- Wv
Out-of-town guests will include
FRANK L. Kruwell of Jolly, Ia, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hoppas and Nor
man Hoppas, and Mrs. Verna Todd
and daughter, Anna Frances of
Brazil, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Vehslage of Seymour.
Miss O'Connor WEEDS
Miss Margaret E. OConnor
daughter of Mrs. Barbara O'Connor
24l North Randolph street. became
the bride of Francis A. Hartricz son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hartrick
OF ste Marie, Ill, at this morning
Inc ceremony was performed by the
he William F. Keefe at the Holv
Cross church.
The bride wore a gown of anrioo+
Satln' with matching turban. and
carried Talisman roses. She was
dCCenoeo by her sister, Miss Loretta
y Connor, who wore gold crepe. with
green crepe turban and accessories
ana carried gold chrysanthenur,s
The best man was Anthony
Lauck.
Breakfast Is Held
The church was decorated in oold
and white chrysanthemums.
Following the ceremony, the men,
oers Of the wedding party we're
guests at a wedding breakfast Of
the home of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartrick will he Of
nome after Dec. 5 at 1904 Broadway
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ong included the bridegroom's par
enGs' Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hart
TICK OF Ste. Marie, Ill; Mr.. and
MRS. Edward Ritz, Newton, Ill. and
MRS. Margaret Preston of Terre
Haute.
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