Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
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afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martha j.
Stubs. 125 Downey avenue, in honor OF
Miss Charity Dye, founder, organizer
and president of the Pioneer Mothers
Association, BY the organization. AS
sisting Mrs. Stubs in the Inequalities
were Mrs A. E. Butler, Mrs Hilton U.
Brown. Mrs Allen T. Fleming, Mrs.
James Berry, Mrs. Otto Klass, Mrs. w.
h Blodgett, Mrs. John Chambers and
Mrs. Charles Kregelo. Talks reminiscent
Of pioneer life Of Indiana mothers and
grandmothers were given by Mrs. $. X.
Artuan. Mrs. Warren T. McCray, Mrs.
James Goodrich, Mrs. Samuel NJ Ralston,
Mrs. ]. W Putnam, Miss Katherine Mer-
rill Grayden, Miss Anna Nicholas, Mrs.
Felix T. McWhirter, Mrs. G. ]. Clark,
Mrs. David Ross, Mrs Ed Jackson, Mrs.
Marv J. Reeves of Greenfield, Mrs. w.
@. Oliver of Franklin, Mrs. Daisy
Douglass Barr of Newcastle, and Mrs.
Lawrence v Mays of Pendleton- A
group of old fashioned songs was sung
by Mrs. Wayne Cook Peck Mrs. W. L..
Stanper CAV eseveral old time readings
and singing community style, of familiar
ballads Of long ago concluded the pro-
gram. Old fashioned garden flowers In
various shades effectively arranged
through the house added a pleasing note
to the ~olde TYNE" atmosphere Of the
affair.
Mrs. c. E. Johnson, soprano and Miss
Margaret Jean Gilmore, pianist, have re-
turned from Marion, where Mrs. john
son sang three Of William Blair's songs
on the Indiana Composers day program
Of the Indiana Music Teachers Associa-
ton meeting.
Miss Alice Miller of Evansville was
honor guest at theater party given by
the Gamma Chi sorority at English's
Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. John Boesinger presided at the
Fourth Ward Citizenship School held at
Central avenue and Thirty Fourth street
this morning. John Oliver Of the State
Historical Commission talked on Fed
eral Government" and Robert Cavanaugh
Of the extension division Of Indiana Uni
versity discussed PARTY System and
Minority Parties"
Mrs. o. c. Rubush, incoming presi-
dent of the Heyl Study Club, and Mrs
V. B. Sharrits, retiring president Will
entertain with a luncheon at the Buck
fnghaun wednesday for the active, as
sociate and honorary members OF the
organization. Mrs. Demarchus {. Brown
win talk on Spain and Italy, following
the luncheon
The annual May breakfast Of the
Geneva Club will be held again from
800 O'Clock Saturday morning in the
dining room Of the Y. W. c. A. Each
wear the Y. W. c. as Of the Middle West
have a conference at Lake Geneva and
the funds raised by these breakfasts help
materially for many girls to attend the
affair Miss Elizabeth Englekin is presl-
dent OF the club and Miss Daisy Mere
dith secretary-treasurer. Reservations
may be made at the Y. ". c. A.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Miriam Wilson to Oil
yer Theodore Hamilton, son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lucius o. Hamilton, to take place
Saturday evening, May 81, in the Second
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Allan I.
Philputt reading the service. Among the
social affairs for the bride-elect are an
informal tea to be given by Mrs. Philip
Curtis Lewis OF the Alexandria apart
ment Tuesday afternoon, and bridge"
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Frances Hamu-
ton and Mrs. Vachel Hamilton, 800 East
Fall Creek boulevard, being the hOstesses.
Spring flowers in Dresden shades COM
bined with southern smilax, against
banking Of palms and fern, formed an
attractive background for the marriage
of Miss Helen Margaret Hayes, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frank J. Hayes, 4OS West
Thirtieth street, to Alfred F. Brown.
which took place last evening in Capitol
Avenue Methodist Church. The Rev. Jo-
seph L. Stout Of Franklin, assisted by
drr-or- a
MUIR, read the service. Miss Dorothy
Evans. organist, played the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin' for professional, with
the Mendelssohn wedding march for the
occasional, and accompanied Miss
Pauline Wilson, who sang Because l
Love You Dear" and 20 Promise Me, =
preceding the ceremony. The attendants
included Miss Doris Wilson. maid Of
honor; Miss Elsie Darter, bridesmaid ;
Florence Hayes, flower maid; Robert
Brown. best man, and Mrs. James d.
Stone and Miss Betrice Neal ushers. Miss
Wilson's froek was of pale green taffeta
trimmed with French flowers, and her
bouquet was a shower of Ophelia roses.
Miss Darter was gowned in pink taffeta
and carried shower Of deep pink roses.
The little fiowermaid in ruffled organdie,
carried a French basket Of spring flowers.
Tho bride wore an attractive gown OF
ivory silk Canton crepe, over which fell
her tulle veil caught with orange bios
SONS, and she carried a shower of lilies
Of the valley and bride roses. Among
the out-ef-town guests were Mrs. c. W.
Hartley and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hol-
lenbaugh of Gas City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown departed last night for a trip
through the East, the bride travelling in
a midnight blue tricotine suit with close
fitting black taffeta hat. They viii be
at home after May 20 at 3016 Shriver
avenue