Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-12
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street. entertained yesterday afternoon
with a 500 party and kitchen shower
in honor Of Miss Esther Berauer, whose
marriage TO William Sucheller is to take
place June Is. The house was arranged
with spring flowers in shades Of pink
and white and the ices were individual
molds in the form Of cupids and doves.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd Elliott, 3202
North Pennsylvania street, have gone for
a trip through the East. They will
stop in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Buff
falo, returning the last of the month.
Miss Helen Yalodin, 3103 Park avenue,
is spending a few days in Lafontaine.
Mrs. R. F. Bigger, SO East Drive
Woodruff Place, will entertain Saturday
afternoon with a musicale and phoEo-
graph record shower for the benefit OF
the Women's Overseas League OF In
diana The league recently presented the
disabled soldiers at the Methodist hos
pital with a photograph and the records
Will be sent TO them. Records may be
sent to Mrs. Bigger any time before or
on Saturday. Miss Ruth Charlotte Bush
is chairmen OF the league. Women OF
the organization will be honor guests at
the tea.
Among the young folk who will attend
the Junior Prom" at Purdue University
this weekend are Miss Charlotte emo
stock, Miss Nellie Brewer, Miss Harriet
Kistner, Miss Anita Welch. Miss Nympha
Welch, Miss Catharine Phillips, Miss La
YOnne harrison and Richard Appel.
Mrs. Mary D. Sheerln and daughter,
Miss Ruth Sheerin, 1880 Central avenue
have departed for Washington, where
they will attend the graduation Of Miss
Helen Sheerin at Georgetown Convent.
The Independent Social Club will cele-
brate its fifteenth anniversary at the
home Of Mrs. Everett A Hunt, 2O21
Ruckle street, Mrs. Hattie Ryder being
the hostess.
Miss Rachel Hamilton and Morris
Hamilton. who have been passing a fort
night with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Hamilton OF the Holloway
apartments, departed Wednesday evening
for New York where they will resume
their concert work.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Christie OF Green
castle, who have been house guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. James a. Moag, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Patton. 2425 Roosevelt ave-
nue., entertained Wednesday evening in
honor of the eighteenth birthday ami
versary of her daughter, Miss Nora Pat
ton. The house was attractiveIy decorated
in spring flowers in shades of pink and
white, with dining room appointments
and ices carrying out the same color
scheme.
Mrs R. Ashjian, 42S4 Cornelius avenue,
viii entertain the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Roberts Park Church
at her home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Charles E. williams Of Lawrence
burg, formerly Of this city, came today
to spend a few days with Mrs. c. T.
Hanna. zoos North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. Villains, Miss Elizabeth
Heuser and Miss Marcia Conner have just
returned from motor trip to Brown
County.
An attractively appointed luncheon was
given at the Sphinx Arms Hotel today by
members Of the Aftermath Club The
table was arranged with a eenterpiece OF
purple iris and snOwballs, which, to
gether with ices and corrections. car
ried out the club cOlOrs Of violet and
white The guests included Mrs. o. T.
Behymer. Mrs. J. H Brill. Mrs. II. NJ
Cochrane, Mrs. Z. B. Nicholson, Mrs
George NJ Cornelius, Mrs Frank T.
Day, Mrs. 7. ". Demmerly, Mrs. II. w
Slstun. Mrs. G. W. Field, Mrs H E
Won Grimmeston, Mrs. Grace GIL, Mrs
W. P. Hall, Mrs. E Hamilton, Mrs j
F. Haines, Mrs. o. f. HemphiH Mrs. o.
c. Meier, Mrs. J. w. CaprOn, Mrs. l.
F. O'Malley, Mrs. John Oxenford, Mrs c
S. Rheads, Mrs. J. W. Shideler, Mrs. E.
W. Warner, Miss Margaret Wade, Mrs
c. E. Weir, Mrs. V. W. Woodward Mrs.
Harry Wilson, Mrs. P. H. Yant and Miss
Hulda Lawrance. The luncheon was fol-
lowed by 4 theater party at the Murat.
A delightful musical program was
presented at the annual spring meeting
Of the Department Club this afternoon in
the clubhouse parlors. Instrumental trio
numbers, including "An Indian Love
Chant (Rimski- KorsakOv) and Waltz
Scherzo" (Strauss) were played by Mrs.
Ada Strong, pianist; Miss Maude Rrause,
viOlinist, and Miss Louise Essex, cellist
Miss Frieda Steinman, soprano, sang
1.-The Star" (ROgers) and a group Of
musical monolOgs was given by Miss
Beatrice Batty. During the afternoon
reports were read by committee chair
men and club officers. 4 basket of
spring flowers was presented to Mrs S
E Perkins, president of the organiza-
ton, in recognition Of he efficient work
during the past year by members. An
informal social hour followed the meet
ing.