The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Virtue, was
married to Robert L. Callahan, Aug.
l, and Miss jeanette Griffith's
marriage to John Mcclure Cook was
announced several days later by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Grit
fifth.
Wedding of the Month
The weddings of Miss Harriet
Dickerson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byram Dickerson, and c. Hollis
Hull, and Miss Glenn Hanning,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Manning, and Walker B. Knots,
brought the month to a close.
September's wedding of the
month" was that of Miss Constance
Coleman, young Indiana artist and
winner of several important awards
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher B. Coleman to Edgar
Preston Richardson.
Miss Anna Lee Howell, prominent
in Butler university student activ-
tiles and June graduate, was mar
ried to Hamilton Clark, also a But
Ter graduate, at her home in Sioux
Falls, S. D. early in the month, and
Miss Jane Willis, another young
artist, daughter of Mrs. j. E. Bru-
baker, and Adrian B. Naile were
married quietly.
Miss Betsy Green, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald c. Green and
John Huber Roberts were united in
marriage, and in st. Louis on the
same day, Miss Rosemary Carr,
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j. Voght
and John E. Hollett Jr., were being
married.
Fall Nuptials
Two other important weddings
were those of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Math, daughter of Francis McMath,
and Joseph Whitney Shirley Jr., and
Miss Frances Ernestine Wales,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Ernest
De Wolfe Wales and Henry Pickens
Adams Jr.
Other weddings in September were
those of Miss Mary Bishop, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. G. w. Bishop, and Dud-
ley Franklin Taylor, and Miss Mar
garet Tingler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tingler, and James T.
Roger.
In October Miss Betty Taylor
Dean, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Hunt Dean, ended her reign
as one of the most popular debs
with her marriage to Andrew Jack
son Daugherty.
Miss Gervais Prentiss, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher j.
Prentiss, also one of the popular
leaders of the young crowd, married
Ewing Hass of Los Angeles.
Miss Jane Bird, daughter of Mrs.
Robert F. Peele, was married to
Karl w. Hardey, and Miss Estelle
Sadlier, who was Mrs. Moorehead's
bridesmaid, followed her example
and chose Halloween as the day of
her wedding to George Leverette
Mason.
Another ElOpement
The first big wedding in Novem-
Der was that of Miss Martha Cara
CHAN, daughter of Francis x. Cara
CHAN, to Urban John Hodapp, base
ball player. Next was the marriage
of Miss Jane Robb, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Robb, to DR..
Francis William Chittick of Terre
Haute.
Miss Jeanette Craft and Morris
Scott Wadley eloped in October, and
announcement of their marriage
was made in November.
During the last month three i'm
portant weddings have been cele-
brated, that of Miss Ineva Reilly,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.
Reilly, and Erwin F. Meyer; Miss
Eunice DuPuy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Atkins, and Henry
Newell Beers, and Miss Florence
Fletcher Barrett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Clifford Barrett,
and William Robert Todd, whose
honor it was to usher out the bri-
DIAL year on Wednesday night.
Is First Debutante
Miss Martha Slaymaker was the
first debutante, coming out at a tea
given by her mother, Mrs. Burke G.
Slaymaker at the Propylaeum April
4. Miss Ruth Milliken, daughter of
Walter L. Milliken; Miss Marjorie
Kittle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane
Kittle's daughter and Miss Janet
Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Elder Adams are holiday debs.
Miss Alice Shirk and Robert
Garten, whose wedding was planned
and who weer to have been mar
ried June II. stole march on their
wedding party by clipping several
/ daVS ahead 0f time