Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
SOCIETY
O NEWS
By HAZEL BYE.

Miss Virginia Hunt, whose marriage to
George L. Purcell will take place March
10, was the honor guest today when Miss
Josephine Lake entertained with pretty
bridge party. Valentine day decorations
were carried out. The guests included
Miss Josephine Heyworth, Miss Katherine
Thomas Miss Lucille Wright, Miss
Ursula Thomas, Miss Pauline Yorke Miss
Helene Campbell and Miss Helen Holmes.
Mrs. G.. A. Pennock $500 College ave
nue., entertained Friday afternoon with
a luncheon bridge party at the Inde-
pendent Athletic club in honor of her
house guest Mrs A. A. Gerach of Chi
cago. Red carnations adorned the small
tables al which the guests were seated.
Twenty four guests were present.
Miss Hazel Buskirk has returned from
a weeks stay in Cincinnati, o.
Or. and Mrs Frederick Falk Of the
Rink apartments have gone to Venice,
Cal, where they win visit their daughter,
Mrs. H. J. Piel.
Miss Virginia Patterson has returned
from a months stay with friends in
New York and Boston.
Mrs. Raymond Van Camp has gone to
Florida, where she will spend the rest
of the winter.
Dr. Jewett V. Reed and family, 1851
Ruckle street, who have been on a four
weeks trip to Florida and Cuba, has
returned home
Miss Frances Marcus has returned
~ 5+ viii frin y-ol
atiyes in Detroit, Mich.
Miss Lucy c. Todd entertained this
afternoon with a charmingly appointed
bridge party at her home on Parkway
boulevard for her house guest, Miss
Katherine Lucerne of Atlanta Ga Spring
flowers were attractively arranged in the
living room. Twelve guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs Charles DeLoss have
gone to Cleveland, o., for permanent
residence
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Miss Caroline Greene has returned
from a two weeks stay with friends
and relatives in Peoria, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McWilliams have
gene to Detroit. Mich. where they will
visit Mrs McWiIIiams' mother. Mrs.
Helen earle, foEmerly of Indianapolis.
Miss Louisa Meyers has come from
Boston to spend three weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Hayes, on North Penn
sylyania street.
Miss Elnor harrington of Minneapolis.
MINI, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard T. Harrington, 240 East Pratt
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. John A. WeitzeI,
1915 East Washington street.
At a recent meeting of the Theta Chi
sorority. the following officers were
elected President, Miss Ida Golas; sec
rotary. Miss Yetta Rothbard; treasurer.
Miss Bertha Frand, and reporter, Miss
MolIte Koby.
Nal Robert Anderson, W. r. c. A.
viii receive Instructions in cases of Sc
we're cold, influenza and pneumonia under
Miss Grey at the Red Cross Teaching
center Alb Chamber of Commerce. Tues
day morning at II o'clock
The Relief corps will celebrate Lin
coins birthday at the regular meeting
held Tuesday afternoon.
The Phi Sigma sorority will meet at
7.3O o'clock Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. W L. Stuart on North PennsyI-
yania street
Mrs. Isaac Born, 2OSs North Alabama
street, who has been attending the ma
tional executive board meeting of the
Temple Ssterhood in Cincinnati has re-
turned home.
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George NJ Dickson. Jr. 1914 North
Delaware street. departed for Boston this
week, where he will attend Harvard uni
versity.
Red hearts and other appropriate val
entine decorations were useG last evening
for the party given by the Daughters Of
Isabella at the Athenaeum. A program
of dances was given during the evening
by John Frederick Miss Dorothy Hook
and Miss Mildred Five
Miss Alberta Yaserine. 266 Hendricks
place. has gone to GreencastIe where she
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