Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
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for the rational convention Of the organ
ization, Hamilton Berry chapter of this
city sending as her representatives Mrs.
frank Nessler and Mrs. Bruce w. Max
well.
This afternoon these two delegates
read their reports and told OF their con,
Tention trip before the members of the
chapter, at the meeting held In the green
parlors of the 7. w. C. A.
Mrs. Florence Webster Long, who spent
several weeks in France this summer,
also related some of her experiences while
abroad
Musical numbers were given and a So
cial hour followed the program.
Mrs. II. Z. Whitman, Oh North Meri-
dian, street, has gone to Philadelphia.
New York City and Camden, n. J., where
she will spend fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fades, formerly
of this city, now of Pasadena, Cal. are
the guests of Mrs. A. G. Clary, 1916
Hoyt avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Jessup of Atlanta.
Ga, who have been visiting friends in
the city, left this morning for a few
days stay in Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. W J. Hubbard. 2244
North Meridian street, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Ruth, to
Frederick T. Holiday. SON of Mt, and
Mrs. j. 5. Holiday, 1910 North Della
ware street.
The wedding will take place Oct. 16
Mrs. Herman Munk will entertain
Thursday with a luncheon at her home.
II honor of Miss Jennie De Wore, former
president OF Glendale College
The guests will be composed of former
students of the school, and all young
women in the State who have attended
Tue college are invited to be present.
SO
The Harmony Club will hold its first
musicale of the season Oct. 20 in the
green parlors of the Y. W. C. A.
Several interesting numbers will be
presented, including "Cleopatra's Night"
The Legion" (BreiD, "Oberon" (weber)
ard LA Fora Del Detsino" (verdD.
A. Mrs. Ruth A. White and Miss Yubs
- ihite, 1904 North Delaware street, who
we been in California for several
= nths, viii return home tomorrow.
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Miss Katherine Lane and Mrs Glen c.
Keller, 1T10 College avenue, entertained
saturday night with a dinner party in
honor of Miss Josephine Miller, whose
marriage to Joseph J. Pessler OF Cincin-
natl viii take place in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Wocher of the Cam
bridge apartment, who have been on an
extended motor "trip through California
win return home the latter part of the
/ week.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, $3.50 N Ia
Illinois street left today to spend few
lays with Mr.. and Mrs William F.
FEanklin at their country home near Mon
.yambers of the Quaker Round TIA lie
o,ass Of the First Friends Church will en-
ta~ta n with roast Thursday night at
Fairvlew park.
Mrs. John F. Haines is in charge Of
ranassl arrangements and Mrs. John Sink
e - rman of the "eats" committee.
~ Anna Smiley, 1884 North Illinois
st-aaf has returned from louisville,
~-boro she visited relatives.
"ASA
cbrist Church League Of Social serv-
LII hold its first autumn social az
fesv at the Propylaeum tonight.
The September section is in charge
AID includes Miss Eliza Browning
Howard Rudeaux. Mrs. Jean PARROT
Mrs. James Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Landers and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric Krull.
A stunt" will be put on by the COM
mittee called "The League Of Extrica-
tion,7 which viii be followed by dane
ing.
Mrs. R. l. Mason and Robert L.
Mason, Jr. Of Greenfield, who spent the
Nfr
ell, 1886 Carrollton avenue, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kershawe, 1922
lshlnad avenue, who have been spend
iag several days In Chicago, have re-
thrned home.
Mrs. Charles Douglas Heron Of
Washington, who has been the guest of
hsr mother, Mrs. II. J. Hilligan, 1441
North Delaware street. has returned
Aome.
Presidents day was observed by the
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club today
with a luncheon at the home of the pres
tqent, Mrs. Perry Powell, 3466 Carrolton
arenue.
The regular meeting followed the
ntneheon, and each member told briefly
the most interesting place IN the
dited States that she had visited, as
- Introductory program for the sub
6 to be studied this season, 'aTravel
&c Active Citizenship in the United
ares and Her Possessions"
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Mss Beatrice Dunn, daughter of Mr..
q Mrs c. R. Dunn. and William Null
Ii le We're married this morning in st.
tno4y's Church, by Rev. A. II. Busald.
kX2awsu Amos was best man with Louis
EI Jr., and George Sheridan as
$s Gladys Boots, maid Of honor, wore
49, e green organdie frock, with hat to
Il, and carried an arm bouquet of
<E roses.
{7< he bride was gowned in ivory geor-
tie crepe over satin, embroidered in
arl, her veil was arranged Roman style
81 III a jeweled band, and she carried q
/. <<< over OF bride roses.
<E wedding breakfast was served at the
q : me of the brides parents.
- Masses Of golden rod and garden