Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17
Society &


Miriam Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and Ms.
George S. Wilson, to Oliver Hamilton Of
Vincennes, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. y.
Hamilton Of this city, Will include Miss
lone Wilson, sister Of the bride-elect,
maid Of honor; Miss Henrietta Kothe,
and Mrs. Philip Curtis Lewis, brides
maids; Robert D. Mowry of Chicago,
best man; Lloyd Smith. James 4. Wat
son Jr. of Terre Haute, James Dawson
Williams of Vincennes, and Walter H..
Keeney OF Evansville, ushers. The mar
rage is to take place Saturday evening
In the Second Presbyterian Church, the
| Rev. Allan B. Philputt, reading the
service. Mr.. Hamilton is giving a stag
party in Vincennes, Thursday evening,
and Mrs L. .. Hamilton will enter
tain with a dinner Friday evening at
her home for the bridal party, to be
followed by bridge" at the home OF
Miss KOthe, 1888 Central avenue.
Mrs Clyde E, Titus, 925 Middle Drive
Woodruff Place, is passing fortnight
at French Lick.
Mrs. James NJ Little, Mr. and Mrs T.
c. Clapp, Mrs. Anna NJ. Wilson and Mrs.
Nellie X. Stamwell have returned from
Newcastle, where they attended the G. A.
R. State eneampment.
Mrs. George W. Johnson. PISS Drexel
avenue will entertain the Altruistic Club
with luncheon at her homo Thursday.
Mrs. W. II. Perkins, 923 West Thirty
1 Fourth street, will be hostess for the all
| day sewing meeting and luncheon of the
Auxiliary to the Thirty eight division to-
morrow.
! Mrs James Deer viii entertain the La
/ dies Aid Society of the Moravian Epis-
copaI Church at her home, 2010 Ruekle
street, tomorrow afternoon.
|
A meeting of the Original South Side
/ Woman's Club will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon with Mrs. Ralph Jacobs, 2640 APP
plegate street. The perouting OF the
street cars in the southeastern part of
the city will be the subject for gen.
eral discussion and a committee for more
specific investigation viii be named.
|
Mrs. C. A. Munkle Of Bowling Green,
KY, is visiting her brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. H r. Coleman, 317 East
North street. for few days. She will
then go 70 Charleston, W. Va, for visit.
Mrs. William Forsythe. 10 South Emer-
son avenue, entertained the Irvington
Tuesday Club at her home today. The
| program included a paper on Venetian
Art" by Mrs. Forsythe and general dis
cussion.
Mrs c. L. Stubs, % North Bolton ave-
nue., viii entertain the members Of the
executive committee OF the Irvington
/ e h. ga 4
dent, together with Mrs. Henry Prescott
| graduate Of Wellesley College and Mrs.
Ida Bfllman, alumnus Of Mt. .Holyoke.
with a luncheon at the Mt Holyoke-
Wellesley tearoom being conducted this
week by the alumnae clubs of the two
members in the Hotel Denison block.
|
Miss Dorothy Matthews, daughter of c.
c. Matthews and Robert William Boyer.
son of Mrs. Hannah Boyer. were married
/ quietly in the First Friends Church, the
Rev. w. o. Trueblood reading the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg were the
only attendants. The bride wore her
travelling suit Of sand-colored tricotine
with green silk hat and corsage of bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer have gone
for short trip and on their return will
be at home temporarily at 1898 North
Rural street
Mrs. Hattie A. Ryder entertained the
Independent Social Club with an IAN
niversary party" today at the home Of
Mrs Everett A Hunt, 2021 Ruckle
street, in celebration of the fifteenth an
niversary Of the club. program of
interesting numbers was given. includ-
/ ing numbers by Mrs. John Light and
Mrs. A. C. Quigg, pianists; Mrs. Jean
OConner, harpist; Mrs. J. Lawrence
Wells and Mrs. Marie O'Brien, vocalists !;
Mrs. Charles Koehring and Mrs. Robert
Higgins, reader. Mrs. Ryder read a
short history of the club. The rooms
were attractively decorated with red and
white carnations, the club flower, and
the dining room appointments and ices
were carried out in the same shades. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. James Van
Meta, president of the club; Mr.. E. A.
/ Hunt, Miss Marjorie Hunt, Miss Lillian
/ Leerkemp and Miss Helen Leerkamp. A
special guest was Mrs. J. n. Lambert
honorary member, and Miss Charity Dye
was guest of honor