Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
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Miss Glenethel Stelhorn was hostess for
Christmas party Of the Expression
PUB, held yesterday afternoon. Baskets
81 poinsettias, vases of red roses, q gilt
terfng Christmas tree, ropes of laurel and
holly were effectively arranged to give
the real Christmas atmosphere to the
affair. One clever feature OF the decora-
tons was a ribbon line hung across the
ledge of the fireplace, OF which was sus-
pended miniature red stockings filed
with candies, one for each guest During
the afternoon Mrs. George C. Stelhorn,
CARRIED as Mrs. Santa Claus, distributed
gifts among the members. Mrs. R. L.
Davidson read a paper on Christmas
Carols" illustrated by voice Numbers
Come All Ye Faithful "While the Shep-
herds Watch Their Flocks by Night" and
Joy to the World" Mrs. Frank r. Burns
lead ''The Spirit Of Christmas" The en-
ere club sang Christmas carols
William Il. Green, who has been in
service on the S. S. San Francisco. is
passing two weeks furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green. 2341
Ashland avenue. He will leave Jan. 4
for foDc months cruise in Southern
waters.
= Sayers J. Miller,-whO has been attend
ing Indiana University, has come to be
with his father John z. Miller, 2446 North
Illinois street, during the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Miss Isabelle Layman' entertained the
l. 7. S. Club Of the Irvington Branch
Library with a Christmas party in her
home, 57S1 East Washington street, yes
terday. She was assisted in the hos
FATALITIES by Margaret Cook and Mar
garet Elrod.
The Semper Fidelis Club\ will give a
dance tonight in Assumption Hall, HOS
Blaine avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Schaf, assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Schaf, Jr., en-
terained last evening with an attractive
Christmas dancing party in their home,
141O North Delaware street.
Miss Jean Brown, 3Os7 East Washington
street, viii be hostess for the annual
Christmas party of the Therapon Club.
Monday. Miss Adah Hill, 21OS North
Pennsylvania street, is in charge of ac-
ceptances.
Miss Mary Dinwiddie Of Fowler and
Miss Winifred SEWERS of Kansas will
be guests Of Mrs. Charles E. KregeIo.
1902 North Illinois street, during the
holidays.
French baskets Of pink roses effectively
arranged against a screen OF feathery
fern made the Louis Nv parlor Of the
CiaypoOl Hotel an attractive setting for
the marriage Of Miss Dorothy Heaton.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. II c. Heaton.
2151 Central avenue. and Herbert Watson
Afford Of New York City, which took
place this morning.
Tie Rev. B. T. Brundage Of Anderson
read the service before an altar Of palms
and greeneFy. Miss Marian Louise Pratt.
harpist played soft bridal airs. proceed
ing and during the ceremony. Miss Mel
lie Afford Of Anderson, sister of the
bridegroom, gOwned in black velvet com
bined with cream -colored lace. with a
large black velvet hat and corsage of
Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. was the brides
only attendant, and Kenneth Hill OF
Anderson acted as best man. The bride
wore a handsome frOck Of tan duvetyn
braided In brown. with hat Of the same
shade, and her bouquet was a shower Of
orchids, Ophelia roses and lilies Of the
valley. Among the ont Of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Afford New
York City; Mr.. and Mrs. II. J., Campbell.
Kansas City, No, and r. B. Afford Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs Afford left this afternoon
for Chicago. where they viii remain
few days before going to New York City,
where they will make their hAme
DR.. Mary westfau, 245O North New Jer-
sey street, has gone to Bushnell, Ill.
where she will pass the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs John Brant.
Richard Sargent came today from I'LL
nois University to be with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Sargent, 1920 North
Delaware street, during the Christmas va
|, cation period.
Mrs. Earl eastman, 24Os Gale street,
entertained with an aluminium shower
this afternoon in honor Of Miss Beatrice
Marshall, whose marriage to Harold VI.
Trusler is to be solemnized Dec =. The
bridal cOlOrs Of pink and white were
carried out in the table appointments.
crystal basket filed with pink sweetpeas
forming the centerpiece, with place cards,
fav0rs and ices in the same hues. The
guests included Miss Marshall, Miss Hope
Hanna, Miss Helen Vance Miss Mae
Citizens, Miss Margaret Hansen, Miss
Florence Schwankhaus, Miss Pauline
Marshall, Miss Charlotte Uhl and Miss
Florence Uhl.
Walter Ludwig and Clarice Ratclif Of
Purdue University are the guests of Miss
Elizabeth Wangelin, $50 East Twenty
Second street.
3Trs. Goodwin EIkin of Muncie has come
10 pass the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. l. Watkins, 2t15 North
Pennsylvania street.
Attendants for the wedding Of Miss
Mary Lucy Dempsey and DR.. Wyatt 5.
Roberts Of Birmingham, Ala, which is
to take place Dec %, in the home Of the
bUide's mother. Mrs. L. 7. Dempsey, 1905
Central avenue, include the brides sis
ter Miss Fred Dempsey, as maid of
honor and Oliver Fuller best man.
Mrs. c. E. De Witt entertained last
night with Il needle party" in honor Of
Miss Esther Fleming. whose marriage
will take place the first Of January.
Christmas greens and pOinsettias were
effectively used through the rooms.