Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-02

Members of the British War Veterans
association will be special guests of the
organization Members who do not go
by motor will take the 10 o'clock Lo-
gansport interurban.
Donald Milholland and Ralph Valodin
of this city will go to Cincinnati to-
morrow to join a house party of young
folk who will spend the weekend ana
the Fourth" with Miss Elsie Robinson,
in Walnut Hills, o.
Miss Katherine Parkhurst will go to
Norfolk, Mich, Tuesday to spend the
summer with Miss Elizabeth Nicholson
in the Nicholson summer home.
Theta Phi Kappa will celebrate indie
pendence day with an all-day outing in
Ellenberger woods. Golf and tennis
tournaments will be the features of the
day. Tonight the fraternity will meet
with Harry Wilschans, 425 North Euclid
avenue.
Country club members are planning an
old fashioned Fourth OF July celebration
for Monday Matches for the youngsters,
golf and tennis tournaments for the men.
archery and putting contests for the
ladies with prizes for the winners will
furnish amusement. \ buffet luncheon
will be served al noon and dinner and
dance at night will close the days events.
Mrs. Mayme siebert. S142 North Capitol
avenue, received informally yesterday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. c. J. Baly Of
Kansas City, formerly Of this city, who
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PSI North Illinois street.
Mrs. Ruth A WiT1hite and Miss Yuba
wnlhite. 1904 North Delaware street, left
yesterday for Seattle, Wash. From
there they will go TO Vancouver and
Portland and return by way Of San
Francisco. They expect to be gone I'm
til the last of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N Mueller, 1881 North
New Jersey street. and Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Il. Weber, 5000 North Delaware street.
are motoring to Chicago today, where
they will spend the weekend and indie
pendence day.
Mrs. Bert Allen, 1882 woodlawn ave-
nue., entertained last night in honor Of
Mrs. Leroy Kilmsr, a recent bride. with
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Dorothy Perkins roses tied with pink
and white tulle, were used through the
parlOrs and in the dining room. Table
appointments and Ices were carried out
in pink and white. The guests included
Mrs. Charles Dithmer, Mrs. Otto Mertz,
Miss Olive Mertz. Miss Bertha Coerner,
Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Mrs. Herbert
Dithmer, Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. Mary
Brady OF New York City. Mrs. G. VI.
Rumler, Mrs John Rockstrah, - Mrs. c.
johnson. Mrs. Bertha Bowlan, Mrs.
Charles Tergande and Mrs. Gladys D.
Long. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
W. J. Robinson.
Rollin B. Morrison, 1853 Sunset ave-
nue. athletic director OF the Emmerich
Manual Training High school, and Miss
Martha Macintosh, instructor In Spanish
in the same school. were quietly married
Saturday at the home Of the brides
parents in Decatur. Ill. Only the immedi-
ate families and close friends were
present. There were no attendants. The
bride wore a frock Of bridal satin with
an overdrapery Of lace and carried q
shower bouquet OF bride roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison have gone to Stockton.
Kas., for a visit with Mr. Morrison's
parents On their return they viii be
at home in Indianapolis.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Dorothy Dugan. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs c. 4. Dugan OF Decatur, and Pierre
F. Goodrich, son of Gov. and Mrs. James
2. Goodrich. Miss Dugan is q graduate
Of vassar college and has been teaching
In the Decatur High school the last year.
Mr.. Goodrich took his bachelor degree
at wabash college and completed his law
course this summer in Harvard univer-
sity The wedding viii be held July IL
in Decatur