Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
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Mrs. Samuel Hahn. 1887 North Della
ware street, will open her home Satur-
day to the Girls Auxiliary of the Coun-
ell Of Jewish Women, of which she is
senior chairman, for a tea which viii
take the place of the regular meeting.
Mrs. Herbert Echouse, Mrs. Henry
Brown, Mrs. Saul Munter, Mrs. Sam Fal.
endar, Mrs. ". Horowitz, Mrs. r. ID. Gla-
ger, Mrs. Ralph Hamburger and Miss
Dorothy Wolf. members of the auxiliary
committee, viii assist Mrs. Hahn.
The DECORATIONS will be carried out in
yellow and white ehrysanthemums and
fall blossoms to be used.
Miss Ruth Nossler, who is the new
president of the girls auxiliary, will pre-
sent a program of songs in French and
English during the afternoon.
J. VIII Callahan, composer of Smiles"
and other song successes, accompanied by
Mrs. Callahan is passing a few days IN
the city as the guest of his brother, John
Z. Callahan, In Irvington,- and his
nephew, CORTLAND C. Cohee, 1885 North
Callahan viii go to Florida, where they
viii pass the winter.
$50
Mrs. Marie Rufna Rink, whose mar
rage to John Joseph Madden will take
place next Wednesday, entertained her
attendants with a dinner at her home
last night, and Mr.. Madden entertained
the men of the bridal party at the uni
versity Club. Norman Metzger and
Robert C. Vonnegut will entertain Sat
urday with a dinner In honor of Miss
Rink and Mr.. Madden.
Miss Lillian Gally, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Galley, and Emmett
Rice were married Thursday in the Zion
Evangelical Church, the Rev. J. C. Peters
officiating.
The bride wore a black tricotine frock
with hat TO match and a corsage Of Mrs.
Aaron Ward roses.
Miss Julietta and Miss DOrothea Gally,
sisters of the BRIDE were her attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice have gone to Chi
cago for brief stay.
Both are members OF the Shortridge
High School faculty. Mrs. Rice gradu-
ated from the American Gymnastic Union,
where she was a member of the Delta Psi
Kappa Sorority, and Mr. Rice was a
graduate in the 1916 class of Indiana Uni
versity
vile avenue, entertained Wednesday
night with shower in. honor of Mrs.
Jack Thurston. recent bride. The dec
orations. table appointments and ices
were all carried out in shades of pink
and white.
Sigma Alpha Iota Musical Sorority will
entertain Tuesday evening. with a mu-
sieale at the home of Mrs. Harry G.. Hin.
% North IrvingtOn avenue.
The program win include "Legende"
6NieniaVskn, played by Crystal Myers.
violinist; May Morning DENIAL and
The Little Damozel" (NoveIlo). sung by
NOla B. Reeder; "Scherz0'' (Meadels-
sohn), played by Ada Strong, pianist
'Ye Merry Birds" (Bemberg), and "Lul-
laby" (Brahms). sung by Agnes
-7Iodgins, and ''Etude in d Flat" (Lizstl
played by Mary Harter.
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, 1900 West
Twenty Sixth street, entertained the
members of the Minerva Club with q
luncheon at her home yesterday, in honor
: Of presidents day.
A French basket of Mrs Aaron Ward
roses formed the centerpiece for the
table and yellow tapers in crystal holders
tied with yellow tulle, completed the
decorations.
Mrs. George T. Limiting assisted Mrs.
Fleming.
Mrs. Grant See, who will go to Cali
fornia for residence, was presented with
a strand Of Venetian beads by the club.
Iausical program was given follow
ing the luncheon and included numbers
by Mrs. George E. Maxwell and Mrs.
Lawrence Wells.
Miss Mary Louise Quigley. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Quigley, and Emer-
son Collins Cook OF New York City viii
be married at high noon Tuesday in
Christ Church.
Miss Neva Pitsenberger is to be maid
of honor, with William Flood of Wash
ington,. best man.
The service will be followed by a din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
]. Quigley. 1862 Washington boulevard.
Meredith Nicholson VIII talk on per
sonal "reminiscences of James Whitcomb
Riley" before the members of the Altrusa
Club and their guests, at the dinner to