Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
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Mrs. Allan T. Fleming, assisted by
/. Mrs. Marsh Jones, Miss Helen Birkitt
and Mrs. Freddie Bennett, entertained
with a crystal shower and musicale at
her home this afternoon in honor of
Miss UrseI Clark, whose marriage is to
take place June 20. Garden flowers in
rainbow tints were arranged throughout
the house with table appointments, ices
and confections carrying out the same
shades The gifts were presented by
little Jean O'COnnorland Frances O'Brien,
dressed in rainbow shaded frocks. The
program included two dialect readings,
MANDY on OCntentment' and Marriage
or Paradise" Mrs. Edward z. Files, n
group of songs, including AN Indian
Love Song" (Lieurance), Until (San-
derson) and "AH For You" Brown, Mrs
John C. Diggs, vocalist, accompanied by
Miss Pauline Couchman. The guests in
Guided members Of the Independent So
cial Club.
Mothers Of Janet Ada Club members
were entertained yesterday in the home
Of Mrs Walter Winkler, 1880 East six
Nteenth street, by the club. The rooms
pwere attractive with flowers in shades
Of pink and yellow. the club colors, the
eenterpiece for the table being a French
basket Of garden flowers with corsages
Of pink and yellow flowers marking the
covers for the honor guests who were
Mrs Fred C. Kurtz, Mrs. John Achor,
Mrs. A. 10y, Mrs. Homer Birchard, Mrs.
Fred B. Jackson, and Mrs. Carl Hedner
OF New York. A program OF musical
numbers was given by club members.
Members Of the Over-the- Teacups Club
observed the thirty-first anniversary OF
the organization this afternoon with an
informal tea at the Woodstock Club.
Mrs. Frank A. Morrison read q paper on
the history Of the club. Among the
guests was Miss Florence Moffett of Fort
Myers, Fla, with Mrs. S. Z. Perkins.
The executive committee including Mrs
Perkins, chairman; Mrs. Ernest Bross,
Mrs Jesse Cameron Moore, Mrs. Wilmer
Christian, and Mrs. ". D. Catch, were
in charge Of arrangements. Mrs. Ed
ward Hartman, presided.
Mrs. S. E. Perkins, 1011 North Penn
Eylvania street, will go TO Franklin Tues
day to speak at the Flag day celebration.
Members Of the Arachne Club will en-
tertain their husbands with a dinner
party at Ma-Lo country place Tuesday
evening.
Bufort Gum Of Winter Haven, Fla,
and Miss Martha Leasure Of New York
are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Bailey, 346O North Meridian street.
The marriage of Miss Lena Markowitz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marko-
witt, 1888 Bellefontaine street, to Ernest
E. Rauh Of st. Louis took place yesterday
IN the home of Rabbi Norris N. Feur-
Iicht. Mr.. and Mrs. Rauh have departed
for a western trip and Will be at home
Vat the Hamilton, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mueller, 1905 Cen
traI avenue, will go tomorrow to join
their daughter, Miss Norma Mueller, at
their summer home at Lake Maxinkuckee,
Miss Mueller having gone the first part
Of the week. They will remain until
October.
Ms. Ruth Charlotte Bush Of the WON
ems Overseas League talked on the work
OF the-women abroad during the war at
the meeting Of the American War Moth
ers Thursday afternoon in the auditorium
Of the public library. Mrs. Elizabeth
Carr told Of the work being done among
the disabled soldiers in the local hos
pitals. Resolutions were drawn up by
the organization, commencing the serv-