Indiana daily times., 1920-02-20
SOCIETY
~ NEWS

The thought Of George Washington's
birthday was carried out in the decora-
tions used today for the fifth of 4 series
of teas given by the Woman's Depart
ment club, for the Federated clubs OF
indianapolis. The tea table. which was
presided over by Mrs. Curtis a. Hodges
Mrs. a. NJ. French Mrs John b. Holton
and Mrs. 4. II. Friedley. was adorned
with miniature cherry trees and green
candles and small flags. \ program was
given, as follows: Etude A (TurecheIl.
piano number; at the Movies" reading
Make Believe" musical monoIogue:
ode to a 50 B'i. reading: "Serensde."
piano number: Bringing Up the Fam
lily" and 'Wn We Haven't said Our
Prayers" musical monologues; so Wuz
J. (Smtley), Watching the Sparring'
tBrooks) and Mules" child impersona.
tions, by Clarence Weesner and "Gui-
tara" (MosvkowskD, From the Cane
Breaks (Gardnerl, violin numbers hy
Miss Ottie Igleman, accompanied by Miss
Ruth Murphy.
Assisting the officers Of the Depart.
uent club In the receiving were the
presidents and Mrs. A S. Ayres, who
was in charge of the tea. and the fol-
lowing club members, who were the hon
osed guests. Little Theater society. Mrs.
". o. Bates: Woman's Press club, Mrs.
William HerscheH; Womans Post War
rouncil Mrs Richard Lieber: Council Of
Jewish Women. Mrs. Sam Hahn: Junior.
Motion Picture society, Mrs. David Ross:
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, Mrs. J. T.
Wheeler: Womans Civic bureau. Mrs
Frank J. Lahr; study club. Mrs s. T.
Perkins: Round Table club. Mrs. J. IT,
Ilundley; Woman's Rotary club. Dr.
Amelia r Keller: Public Health Nursing
association, Mrs. Henry B. Haywood; So,
rosis club Mrs. V. VI. Woodward. and
Culture club, Mrs. Walter Carpenter.
Miss Frances Wilkinson Brien. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. william S. Brien,
1905 Central avenue, was united IN mar
fiage to Ralph Oran Knauss at the home
of her parents, by Rev. NJ L. Haines,
az o'clock Wednesday evening Miss
Elizabeth Kohlmer, daughter of the late
John Kohlmer, was bridesmaid, Dooley
Cooper was best man. Mrs John Kohl,ner
played the wedding march The bride
we're q white brocaded Liberty silk
gown, with trail and veil, the silk of
the gown imported from Paris She
wore an orange blossom wreath and a
corsage bouquet Of white roses The
bridesmaid was dressed in pink and Law
eHder organdie, with a corsage bouquet
of sweet peas. At the luncheon fol
lowing the ceremony a fruit cake pre-
pared twenty three years ago By. the
brides parents, was served.
Mrs. Charles Buschman. 1927 Central
avenue, who has been on an extended
trip through Florida and Cuba, will re-
turn, the first of next week.
Mrs. George O. Bruce, 1888 Park ave
nue.. has departed for Daytona. Fla.
where she will visit her mother, Mrs.
John Mccullough. 4
Mrs. w. NJ. johnson, 1913 Park avenue.
has departed for Sioux City. where she
will visit friends.
Mrs. Henry Lewis has gone to Chi
cago. where she will visit her sisters.
Mrs. George T. Carson and Mrs. Paul
HutselI.
The Players club will present two
Mays Monday evening, March l. at the
0deon, including Fame and the Poet"
Lord Dunsany) presented by Mrs Her
bert ". Foltz, Walter Meyers and Kurt
Nonnegut; anc 1.-THE Marriage Shall Not
Take Place" (Sutro), to be given by
Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz Herbert W. Foltz
and Alfred F. Potts, The committee in
charge includes Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Won
negus DR.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Layman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Potts and Albert L. |
Rsbb. A dance will follow the program. |
The Kay Cue See sorority elected the !
following officers at a recent meeting /
President, Miss Anna Sander; secretary
and press reporter. Miss Rose Robinowitz, I
and treasurer, Miss Marion Maross
The Indiana Welfare club was enter
tatned Wednesday By Mrs. Clarence |
Webb, s2s Wilson street WITH q varietv /
tnReaeaz- 1as ksams we're akEsetiEely /