Indiana daily times., 1921-03-02
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= "a delightful luncheon musicale was
given by the Indiana Woman's Assem-
bly, Club today in the Sphinx Arms in
honor Of Mrs Warren T. McCray and
Miss Lucille BTcCray. Raymond F. Ball,
accompanied by Mrs. GwendOlyn MOess,
sang group of Irish numbers, including
when Irish Eyes Are Smiling" Mother
Machree'' and Molly" and Miss Doro-
thy Haines gave a group of readings
from Seventeen" Friday afternoon the
club members will be guests of Mrs. L.
S. Lesh, for the matinee at Keith's the
atef.
Or. Virgil B. Rorer Of Meridian Street
N E. Church viii be the speaker for the
meeting of the Caroline Scott Harrison
Chapter of the D. a. r. tomorrow after
noon in the PrOpylaeum. Mrs. Arnold
Spencer, soprano, will give a group Of
ndmbers. Mrs. Charles A Expert is
hairman Of the hospitality committee.
81 Mrs. Frank B. Wynn in charge Of
program, and Mrs. John Paul Rags
e and Miss Dorothy knight cOmpOs-
the music committee. Mrs. Edward
y. Hodges. first vice regent, will preside.
Miss Mildred SpauIding will entertain
the Pals Club Friday evening at her
home, 57S7 Bonna avenue, with 4
"spread." An informal program of music
will follow the dinner.
Sigma Delta Phi will meet tonight in
the Y. W. c. A, room .. Miss Jane Head,
president will be in charge of the meet
ing.
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Illinois street, accompanied by Mrs. Eu-
gene Miller and Miss Caroline Sweeney.
have departed for Cuba, where they will
pass several weeks
Members of the Jewish Council of
Women will receive informally tomorrow
evening fo- Glenn Frank, associate editor
OF the Century Magazine and well known
lecturer, who is to speak at the temple
on "The New Order vs. the Old" Mr..
Franks talk will be the fourth Of a
series of evenings given by the educa-
donal department of the council.
Miss Charity Dye, 1134 Broadway, will
be hostess for the meeting of the Pioneer
Mothers Memorial Association tomorrow
afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Louise
Deitrick and Charles H. Schaefer was
solemnized this afternon in the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deitrick, 1917 Wave street, the Rev.
Father J. NJ Downey officiating. The
house was attractive with pink roses and
baskets of apple blossoms, a bank of
palms and ferns forming the altar The
program of wedding music was played
by John KOser, viOlinist, aud Mrs. Koser,
pianist, who used the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin" for the professional
Miss Lucille Wiley, in sand-colored geor-
ngette crepe over French blue. satin with
arm bouquet of pink roses, was maid
Honor and Walter Deitrick, brother of
i be bride, acted as best man. Little
Lucille Wahl, in white organdy frock.
Ppink satin sash, carried the ring in a
Gala lily. The bride wore a handsome
gown of white lace over ivory charmeuse
and her bouquet was a shower of bride
roses. A 6 o'clock dinner was to follow
the service with an informal reception
later. Mr.. and Mrs. Schafer will be at
home at 1917 Wave street
DR.. and Mrs. LuckenbiIl, who have been
passing several weeks in Miami. Fla.
have returned to their home, 1902 East
Washington street
Mrs. J. F. McCool, 1888 West Michigan
street, entertained the Wednesday After
noon Club at her home today with
luncheon followed by q program, fnclud-
ing the election OF officers. Responses
were "favOrite recipes" A musical pro-
gram was presented under the direction
Of Mrs. c. c. Munday.
NEW MATRON AT COURTHOUSE.