INFORMAL RECEPTIONFnusuallv prctt\ appoint men Is marked tin- informal reception given Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Knott, North Ewing street, in eompliment to Mr. and Mrs. Ib-nrv Knott, of Watsekn, Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knott, of Milford. 111. Both couples were recently married.Baskets of early full flowers graced the rooms and a color scheme of pink and blue was carried out in the appointments. An unusual feature of the occasion was that among the guests five generations were represented. They were: Mrs. Bora Bloom, great-great - grand ♦mot her. Mrs. Elizabeth Knott, great -grandmother, Mrs. Edward (i. Von-Fange, grandmother, and Mrs. Albert Alberring and daughter, Norma.Other guests participating were: Mr-. Lucy Bloom. Mr-. .1. C. Eckler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckler, of Indianapolis. Mr., and Mrs. Edward Knott, of Brownstown. Mr. and Mrs.John Knott, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knott, Thomas Knott. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-eph W. Knott, of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. (!. B. Bolt, ui Indianapolis, Miss Edith Knott, ui Brownstown, Miss Boris Polt, of Indianapolis, Miss Josephine Knott.Miss Mary Knott, John, Harold Melvin. Joseph and Harry Knott, of Brownstown, Junior Knott, Albert Alberring, of I'eru, Elbert Bolt, ofIndianapolis, and Fred Bloom.