Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
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Mrs. Edward p. Brennan and Mrs.
William Blodgett, 1894 North Capitol
avenue, were hOstesses for the Christmas
luncheon and party Of the o. B. j. 500
Club, this afternoon Baskets of poin-
settias and Christmas greens were used
throughout the house, with "a miniature
Christmas tree as a centerpiece for the
luncheon table, attractive in the soft
glow OF red taperS set in crystal holders
Among the out of town guests were Mrs.
Clara Sickles of Chicago, with Mrs W.
II. Davis, and Mrs. Margaret Masters Of
San Francisco, with Mrs. f. L. O'Brien.
Covers were laid for the twelve members
OF the club and their guests. including
Mrs. Arthur Carr, Mrs. Fred Eicholtz,
Mrs George Marott, ST., Mrs Allen T.
Fleming. Mrs. C. A. Hall. Mrs. Chester
Il. Zechiel, Mrs. ]. C. Dietert, Mrs. Alex
Goodwin and Miss Alta Ross, Mrs c
/. McITaine, Mrs. a. L. Atkins and Mrs.
]. L. Wells. Assisting the hostesses in
the Inequalities were Mrs. McIlvaine.
Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Wells. Following
the luncheon, 500 was played.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Madam and Leon
Jackson of Lansing, Mich, have come
for the wedding Of Miss Frances Hin
and Eugene Arms of Lansing. Mich. TO
take place tomorrow night, and are the
house guests Of Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Hill, 2104 Park avenue. parents of the
bride-elect. Tonight Mr. and Mrs Hill
will entertain the bridal party with
dinner at their home. The guests will
include Miss Dorothy Krull maid of
honor; Caroline Hitz, flower maid: Leo
Jackson Munday, best man; Miss Marie
Otto Of Charlottesville Miss Margaret
Water of Chicago, Mrs Embry Atkinson
Of Cincinnati. Mrs. George Wheldon, Mrs.
Ralph Stevenson. Mrs. Clara Fosdick.
Miss Helen Thornton. Miss Mary AIler-
dice and Miss Ruth Bozell.
Miss Eleanor Aiunroe. 2sS7 North
Meridian street, will be hostess for the
monthly luncheon Of the Delta Gamma
Alumnae Cub tomorrow. Mrs. S. r.
Matthews and Mrs. William Kegley viii
assist Miss Munroe.
A bazaar for the benefit OF the Home
for Aged Women was held this afternoon
In the home OF Mrs. Henry Thornton,
1900 North Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Blue. 1920
North Illinois street. accompanied by
Mrs Sarah Stacey and Miss Helen
Stacey, have departed for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will spend the winter.
They VIII spend part o. the time with
Mr. Blues daughter Mrs. Bruce Black.
aud Mr.. Black. formerly OF this city. who
are now making their home in Los An
geles.
Miss Ann Olson Of Minneapolis. Mimi.
VIII be the guest OF Miss Ruth May
Raiisoack during tie Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. White and son.
Kenneth. 1902 Park avenue. will leave
tomorrow for an extended southern trip.
Miss Frances Morrison entertained
this afternoon with a tea in honor Of
Henry Noble MSCracken, president Of
VasSar College. Yesterday an attractive
luncheon was given in the CIavpool hotel
for President MrCracken by the Vassar
Club, Of which Miss Morrison is presi-
dent. French baskets Of chrysauthe-
NUNS in pastel riats and tapzrs In crvs-
tai holders tied with tulle were effect
lively arranged on the table. The honor
guest made 4 short talk concerning the
need o an educational endowment fund
for the col eye. Among the out OF town
guests were Mrs c. O. Fenton Il To-
gansport. Mrs Edmund Burke OF Nun
cie. Mrs. Pierre Goodrich OF Winchester.
Mrs Walter Harrison Linn and Mrs. A.
Marie Otto Of Charlottesville. and Mrs.
Ralph A. Sandy OF MartinsyiIle.
Mrs. Arnold Talbot Of New York is
The guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Edmund Clark, in the Winter Apart
mentS
The monthly tea given by the women
Of the Independent Athletic Club. will be
held IN the cluhhouse Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Lipps IS general chairman
on arrangements.
Mrs. Thomas 2. Allen % MilrOy. who
has been the guest IF Mrs. Z. Earl. 1852
Villa avene, has returned to her home.
DR. and Mrs Frederick Potter Of De-
troit. Mich, are the guests Of DR.. and
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