Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1922 — Page 3
NOV. 2&, 1922
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The Second Presbyterian Church l will be thè scene of one of thè prettiest late fall weddings Wednesday evening, when Miss Helen Aigeo will beconie thè bride of Malcom Day. Dr. Jean S. Milner, iiustor, will perforili thè ceremony before an aitar banked with palras and ferns with tali standards of orchid and white chrysanthemums on either side, and lighted by cathedral tapers. Miss Barbara Peden. raaid of honor. will wear a gown of silver cloth and carry an arm bouquet of greenery and orchids. The bridesmaids. Miss Mvra Stimson, Miss Mary Brown. Miss Elizabeth Dill and Miss Ama Howard, will wear orchid and blue taffetà froeks inade colonial style and carry bouquet* of odiantium and farleyanse. The little flower girl. Miss Betty Xewkirk. will wear a pink taffetà frock and carry a basket of pink roses. The bride will be gowned in white satin conibined with lace and fashioned with a court train. She will ••arry a colonial bouquet of orchids, lilies of thè volley and bride's roses and wear a tulle veil with a band of pearls and orange blossoms. Robert Pamell Aigeo will l>e thè aTOom’s attendant. Paul Burris. Earl Perkins. Louis Hecknian and Kenneth Proctor will be ushers. Following a reception at thè bride's homo on Marlowe Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Day will leave for a visit in Chicago, aster which they will make their horne in Indianapolis. Branche* of pine with little evergreen trees and baskets of yellow ■ ■hrysanthemums will give a festive air to thè Delta Delta Delta chapter house this evenìng when that sorortty celebrate* its founding with a dinr.er. Yellow candles in sllver holders, tied with tulle, will tight thè tables where covers for fiftv will be laid Following thè dinner Mrs. W. X. Hudson of Oreencastle. national president of thè Delta Delta Delta, will pive a weleoming message and thè active chapter will sing college songs.
Anione thè pre-Thanksgiving wed-| -lings of note will be that cf Miss ! Mary Emily Haught, daughter of i Mrs. Fanny Haught, to X. Thurston | Park, to take place at 8:30 o'clock : Wednesday evenirg in thè home of thè bride, thè Rev. H. L. Hovis officiating. The stairwav down which thè bridal party will pass will be festooned with smilax and thè servire will be iead before an aitar of paims and ferns. Baskets of pink and white roses Will he used throughout thè reoms. Miss Thelma Park, sister of thè groom, maid of honor, will wear a gown of Xile green georgette trimmed with silver cloth and a bandeau of silver. Her flowers will be an arm bouquet of pink roses. Little Miss Dorothy Haught, niece of thè bride, wlio is to be flower girl, will wear a pale pink georgette frock and carry a basket of rose petals. The bride will be gowned in white cantori crepe and carry a shower bouquet of Onhelia roses and iilies of thè valley. Her tulle veil will fall from a band of pearls. Following thè ceremony a reception for thè members of thè immediate familes will l>e held. Mr. and Mrs. Park will be at home aster Dee. 1 in thè Spink Apartments at Twelfth and Illinois Sts. * * The first of a series of three breakfast* which thè Indianapolis Loca! Council of Women is to give was held this morning at thè Board of Trade. Mrs. John W. Moore introduced Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of thè Indianapolis board of health. who spoke on “Smoke Abatement.” T. C. Ken-.edy talked on "The Cancer Prnblem." and M. E. Xoblet of thè Hoosier Motor Club discusseli “Driving Hazards." Miss Marjorie Hollis Hunt entertained thè members pf thè Independent Social Club and their guests with
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a Thanksgiving party and buffet luncheon this afternoon. The favor* were candy-fìllled turkeys. Baskets of chrysanthemums and fall foliage were used in decorations. Following thè luncheon Miss Helen Goodpasteur, aceompanied by Mrs. Herbert William Gibbs, sang “My Little House.” by Penn. and “The Street Song,” from “Puccini Owl,” by Penn. Mrs. J. B. Davey gave several Thanksgiving readings. * * The (Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of thè D. A. R. gave a bridge party at thè Woman's Department Ciuf this afternoon for thè benefit of The chapter house fund. Players filled one hundrd tables. Mrs. Edward Ferger was chairman of thè conimittee in eharge. Ainong thè out-of-town guests were Miss Elizabeth Pope of Chicago, and visiting members from thè Danville chapter of tìie D. A. R. * * The members of Myrtle Xo. 7, Pythiap Sisters, gave a surprise party last night at thè ladge hall in E. Ohio St.. in honor of Mrs. Julia Orane, who is eelebrnting her thirtythird year in thè chapter and who will leave soon for California to make ber home. Covers for dinner were laid for one hundred. The table was decorated in white. red. yellow and blue, thè colors of thè order. Mrs. Xellle K. Stammel presented Mrs. Crune with .a purse. Clubs & Meetings Lincoln Lodge. Knights and Ladies of America, will give a Thanksgiving dance and card party in P. H. C. Hall on E. Michigan St. Tuesday evenine. Golden Rule Lodge Xo. 1, I. O. O. 5... will give a card party and dance Wednesday evening in P. H. C. Hall on E. Michigan St. Katherine Merrill Tent Xo. 9, Daughters of Veterana, will meet Tuesday evening in thè Board of Trade building to nominate officers. Indianapolis Grove, Xo. 37, U. A. O. D., will entertain Wednesday evening in Druids’ Hall on W. Ohio St.
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Miss Ruth Sterling has < hosen thè ever-popular Thanksgiving day as thè date for her marriage to William D. Bevin of Minneapolis, Minn. Miss Sterling, who has a
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Martha Lee will be gl ad to give advice on ' problema of Times’ readers. l>'or personal reply, send stamped, self-addressed envelope. ; Questions will be withheld from publicatiou at thè writers’ request. Somehow, we ha ve thè idea we can run away from our troubles. Girls disappointed in love almost always w.ant to leave town to “forget.” They don’t seem to realize that, though they can leave faces behind, they must carry memories with them. They think new faces and new friends will divert their attention. But they forget they will bave to depend upon themselves for entertainment and recreation, and that. in a strange place, they will have much time for thoughts unpleasant thoughts. Running away is thè coward s way. It seldoms helps. bear Martha Lee: 1 am a siri of C-f. Have kept company with a younir man for i six ycars. At firat everything went amooth- ; ly. We bevane- cnaasred about fotir year ayo. I liave a gjod position and bave savttl quite a ilice sum for our future homi-. The young man has irò ih- from one placo to another and. whlle he scema to try, has not aoeomplished much in thè way of savInp. Evcn wltli thè wedUinn date Het. ho was out of a job. We have quarrelcù over this and he has and; scoti ttnued calling. ... We have so mar.y thingrs boufht for a j home. f don i know whether to watt unti!
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he does secure a place or to return his ring-, leave town and try to forget. TROUBLED. Answer to BETTY BLANK: Peri haps this boy is “different” from thè others. The fact he is a flirt does not add to my good opinion of him. Betty, you should fimi some other “best friends.” These girls have caused too much trouble for you to enjoy their company, I am sure. And, you know, people are judged by their friends. Don't worry about thè boy. He is only 18, and you, 15. It would be pleasant for you to have boy friends; but you are young to think about | “going with” boys. That sounds like ! another of your friends’ phrases. I believe you think too much about your partial deafness. It probably makes you super-sensitive. I have an idea other people forget all about it. Knowing your quiek temper causes
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