Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-20
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Mrs. Lelah Peck Zimmerman enter
tanned the members OF the Expression
club today with an attractively ap
pointed luncheon at her country home
near Cicero. The rooms were effectively
arranged with baskets of autumn flowers
and ferns. The club cOlors Of green and
white were carried out in the dining
room decorations, silver baskets filled
with white asters forming the center
piece for the table, which was, lighted
by green and white tapers set in silver
holders. Artistic hand painted land
scape sketches marked the places.
Mrs. Lloyd c. Litten, president acted
as toastmistress, the general topic being
Our National Playground" and each
member responding with "a vacation
echo" Mrs. Mae Williams Peck and Miss
Glenethel StelIhOrn assisted the hostess.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Harry L. Fore
man, Mrs. John A Brown. Mrs. Vincent
B. Binager, Mrs. Frank Burns, Mrs. John
). Jordan, Mrs. Arthur j. Beriault, Mrs.
Ned Clay, Mrs. S. Boyd Kelley, Mrs. John
A. Sink, Mrs. Herbert S. McNeeley, Mrs.
Arthur T. Randall, Mrs Lloyd c. Litten,
Mrs. John r. Marks, Mrs C. N. Richard
son, Mrs Peck, Miss Stellhorn, Miss
Marguerite Mennier Miss PAMELA Case.
Miss Nettie NJ. Dunn, Mrs. S. H.
Grimes of Danville, Mrs. Cleo Reagan of
Sheridan, Mrs Vera V. Cooper and Miss
Blanche Wise of Alexandria
During the afternoon a musical pro-
gram was given by Miss Blanche Wise
and Mrs. Zimmerman. pianists A group
OF Western poems was read by Mrs.
Robert Service, and Mrs Jordan who
recently returned from an extensive trip
through the West talked informally con
corning some Of her experiences. Tue
club will study opera this season.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Downs, daughter of Mrs. Thorntie
Downs, 9I6 North oxford street, to
I homas J. Dougherty was solemnized
Monday in SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral,
the Ri Rev. Joseph Chartrand officiating
assisted by the Rev. Father Frank Ritter
A program of bridal music was sung
by Elmer A. Steffen. Miss Agnes Symes
in pink taffeta with arm bouquet of
pink rosebuds and delphinium was the
brides only attendant and Glenwood
Borders acted as best man. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
brother-in law, Charles B. Ryder of Con-
verse, wore gown of ivory satin com
bined with lace. tulle veil caught with
valley lilies and carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Following the ceremony a break
fast was served at the country home of
the brides sister, Mrs. L. q. Kitchener.
near I. mel. Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty
have gone for motor trip and will
stop at Idlewild Cottage. ListOn Falls,
for several days They will take a trip
up the Hudson River before going to
Philadelphia where they will make their
home at 1903 South Fifty Second street.
Mrs. Hattie Waneglin and Miss Eliza
beth Wangelin, who have been spending
returned to their home, $50 East Twenty
Second street.
Mrs. S. E. Perkins, 1O11 North Penn
sylvania street, was hostess for the
luncheon meeting of the State board of
the D. A. R. today. The guests included
Mrs. J. B. Crankshaw of Fit. Wayne, first
vice regent; Mrs. Charles ". Ross OF
Charlottesville, second vice regent; Mrs
Henry c. Ketcham of this city. secretary
Mrs. John c. Dinwiddie of Fowler. chap
lain; Mrs Harry E. sheridan of Frank
fort, historian, and Mrs. Theodore era
vens of Indianapolis, registrar. Plans
for the State conference, to be held at
the Hotel SEVERN, Oct. Ills, were dis
cussed. Among the speakers who are
scheduled for the meeting is Mrs. George
" Minor of Waterford, Conn. president
general of the national society Of the
D. \. r.
Mrs. Joshua FIorea and daughter Miss
Suzanne Florea who have been spend
ing the summer at Lake Maxinkuckee
have returned to their home, 254Z College
avenue.
An attractive dinner party was given
at the University Club last evening by
members of Kappa Alpha Theta, covers
being laid for eighty guests. Theta
colors, black and gold were carried out
in the decorating scheme, baskets of Mrs
Aaron Ward roses and black tapers in
crystal holders tied with gold colored
tulle being arranged on the tables, with
miniature black cat favors marking the
places. Mrs. Roy Metzger of Lebanon
sang the Theta Prayer" accompanied
by Miss Ruth Rainier harpist, who
played a program of numbers during the
evening. series of unique stunts
and informal musical numbers were pre-.
~sented by various girls of the Butler