Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
I9Q Get:

Miss Hazel Coerper, 2130 North Della
ware street, entertained with a miscel-
laneous shower this afternoon in honor
Of Miss Grace Woods. whose marriage
to William Carey Payne Of st. Louis
will take place May 10. Spring flowers
were used through the rooms, a color
scheme of green and white being carried
out in the dining room appointments,
ices and corrections. The guests includ-
ed, with Miss Woods, Mrs. Paul Fifer,
Mrs. Paul Cornelius, Miss Gertrude
GuteliuS, Mrs. Carl F. Coerper, Miss Mar
garet Montgomery, Mrs. Roy Van Horn,
Mrs. Claude Palmer, Miss Charlotte King
Mrs. Marvin Curle, Mrs. Paul Means, Miss
Loie Yant, Miss Mildred Clearwater, Mrs.
Morris Andrews, Mrs. Clifford Williams,
Mrs. Maurice Thornton and Miss Frances
Brewington.
An April Folly" dance will be given
in the ballroom Of the Independent Ath-
letic Club April 10 by the Phi Gamma
Sorority. Chaperones for the affair will
include Mr.. and Mrs. L. Siddons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ". Friedman and Mrs. C. f.
darlington.
Mrs Oliver NJ Richardson. and Miss
Catherine Hartenstein vera hOstesses for
miscellaneous shower Monday evening
for Miss Ethel Lockwood, whose marriage
to John Peters is to take place tomor-
row evening. The decorations were car
ried out IN shades Of pink and white,
French baskets Of Killarney roses being
arranged through the parlors with a sill
yer urn filed with roses forming the
centerpiece for the serving table in the
dining room, which was lighted by pink
tspers set in silver holders. The guests
included Mrs. Carrie MCCLELLAN, Mrs May
Henderson, Mrs. E. Earl, Miss Angle
Jenkins. Miss Elizabeth Davis. Miss Ha-
loise Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Robinson.
Miss Gertrude Dobbins, Miss Maude Nc
Kay, Mrs. Chester Wall. Miss Edna
Lockwood. Mrs. Glenn Morton, Miss Ber-
tina Kelley, Miss Georgia Jones, Miss
Alma Harris, Miss Gladys Leonard. Miss
Ollie McCollum, Mrs. Bert Fullen, Mrs
VIII Jenkins. Mrs. f. A. Steele and Miss
Cora Carnine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Griffin. who have
been passing the winter. In Florida,
have returned to Indianapolis and are at
home to their friends at the Denison ho-
tel
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming was elected pres
ident Of the Local Council Of Women at
the meeting Of the board Of directors held
yesterday morning in the parlors Of the
Fletcher American Bank Building. Other
officers included Mrs. Felix T. New hir-
ter, vice president; Mrs. Charles T.
Stubs, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A
]. Clark. recording secretary; Mrs. o. c.
Lu&nbiIl, treasurer; Mrs. r. c. Hug
gins and Mrs. B. F. Reynolds, auditors;
Mrs. z. P. Brennan and Mrs Frank Nc
Caslin, press reporters. Chairmen Of the
various committees and work for tha
coming year outlined at a board meeting
Monday morning in the bank parlors.
Mrs. James Barker, s7o2 East Wash
ington street, will be hostess for the Lin
coin Division of the Kindling Club Sat-
urday afternoon.
Onicers elected at the nesting Of the
Fortnightly Literary Club yesterday In
cluded Mrs. william II. Insley, presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry R. Fitton, first vice
president; Mrs. Frank A. Morrison, sec
ond vice president: Mrs Edward Fl.
Greer, recording secretary; Mrs. Alfred
2. Conklin, corresponding secretary Mrs
Horatio Newcomb, treasurer; Mrs James
P. Baker, Mrs. Frank E. Gavin, Mrs
John T. Wheeler, Miss Sue Howe and
Miss Ruth O'Hair, program committee;
Mrs. John n. Hurry, Mrs. Edward Dean
Mrs. Charles n. Thompson, Mrs. Jacob
P. Dunn and Miss Alice Finch, member
ship committee; Mrs. Macy W. Malott,
Mrs. NJ. C. Furscott, Mrs. Chester Brad
ford, Miss Gertrude Baker and Miss
Helen Eaton Jacoby, room and finance
committee.
Women Of the Home Presbyterian
Church will present their play "rhe
Quilting Bee Of the Punkin Center Aid
Society at the Indianapolis Home for
Aged Women, for the entertainment of
the inmates, tomorrow afternoon. The
play, which deals with Abe Martin