Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28
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An attractively appointed bridge"
was given this afternoon y Mrs. Henry
Campbell in the Hotel Lincoln assembly
room for the benefit of the Florence
Crittenden Home Tables were reserved
by various women for Individual parties,
and bright colored balloons, with the
names of the table hOstesses on them,
marked the reservations. The covers and
art gifts all carried out the vari-hued
decorating scheme. These having tables
included Mrs George Patterson, Miss
Mary Reynolds, Mrs. Hugh Thornburg,
Mrs Henry Thornton, Mrs. F. Ballweg,
Mrs. Henrietta Dillon, Mrs. Charles 0.
RoemIer, Mrs. Newton Todd, Mrs. Marie
Dawson MorreIl, Mrs AquiIla Jones,
Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Afford Conklin, Mrs.
C. E, Rauh, Mrs. Smith Bowman, Mrs
John Ruckelshaus, Mrs. W. d. Faul, Mrs.
Mullen, Mrs. f. o. Langen, Mrs Frank
Ren,y, Mrs. James E. Murdoch, Mrs r.
H Allison, Mrs Tom Harvey. Mrs. Hsr-
old Thorpe, Mrs. Harry Hammond. Mrs.
Rasmussen, Mrs. Frank Abbott, Mrs. J.
W. Williams, Mrs. T. D. Bash, Mrs. Kriel,
Miss Dot Mcintosh, Mrs. A r Coffin
and Mrs. Lucius French
Delta Delta Delta will give its State
luncheon and dance at the Riley room
of the Claypoo1 Hotel, Feb. 10. Indiana
University Chapter is to act as hostess
for the events. Delegations from De
Paw, Butler, Indiana and Franklin &C
tive chapters together with alumnae
from over the State, Will come for the
festivities. Local women may make
reservations through Miss Dorothy White
Of Irvington-
Attendants for the marriage of Miss
Margaret Louise Smith, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brown, 540S Broadway, to
William Dawes Van Arsdale of Pitts
burgh, which is to be sOlemnized in the
home Of the brides aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. William n. Hedrick, 5212 Car
rolton avenue, viii include Miss Virginia
Smith, sister Of the bride, maid Of honor;
Miss Catherine Hedrick and Miss Marie
George, bridesmaids; little Martha He'd
rick. flower maid; Philip Hedrick, ring
bearer, and Paul Stanley Of Purdue Uni
versity, best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver P. Ensley, OF the
Buckingham, have departed for Califor-
mia, where they win pass several months.
go
Mrs. A. Hornaday Of the Ballard apart
ment entertained the Friday Afternoon
Reading Club. paper on The Cali Of
the Desert" was read by Mrs. Charles
Cherdron, followed by general discussion
Mrs Goodwin S. Elkin, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. watkins, PALS North Pennsylvania
street, has gone to Montgomery, Ala,
where she will join Mr.. Elkin for future
residence.
Mrs. Addison Kenyon, 2063 North Ne
ridian street. has as her house guest her
mother, Mrs. Walter Purseh Of Denver,
Colo.
Members Of the Glendale College Club
elected officers FOR the coming season at
the luncheon held Thursday in the Uni
versity club. Mrs. Frank Wyon was
named president and the remaining Of
ficers include Mrs. John Fl. Smith OF
Spencer, vice president; Mrs. Herman
NTunk. treasurer, and Mrs. Wilmer Chris
tian. secretary. Special guests were Miss
r 1 De Vore, former president OF Glen
dale College, and DR.. Thomas Franklin
Marshall, present president Of the school.
Miss Adeline Fishman, 131 West Nor
ris street. viii be hostess for the meet
ing of the Gamma. Sigma sorority Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Lay, sO26 BeTlefontaine
street. entertained the Central W. c.
r. L. at her home this afternoon. Miss
Clara Fears made a talk and devotiens
were led by Mrs. George Hutto.