Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
Society GET

Mrs. W. z. Blodgett, 1884 North Cap
ttol avenue. has returned from Lebanon,
Ind, where she attended the meeting Of
the Bay View Reading Circle, which was
held at the home OF Mrs. Nettte Cover
dale.
Mrs. James NJ. Douglass and daugh-
ter, Miss Irma Douglass, Of LoganspOrt,
Ind, who visited friends in indianapolis
today, will leave this evening with Mrs.
NJ E CarOthers, 1901 North Capitol ave-
nue., for Miami, Fla, where they viii
spend the winter.
The Eft Cetera Club will meet at 2:3O
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the par
lors Of the WOmen's Department Club.
The women of the auxiliary to the
3Sth Division will entertain the disabled
soldiers from the Methodist Hospital
with a Thanksgiving dinner at 1 o'clock
tomorrow, at the home Of Mrs. W. II.
BlOdgett. 1884 North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Mamie Merle will be hostess for a
meeting Of the South Side Women's Club,
Wednesday afternoon, at her home, 12O9
Linden street.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss La Verne Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rutherford Jones OF Richmond.
Ind, to Edwin Fay Winslow of Indianap-
oils, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wins
low OF Carthage, which was sOlemnized
Saturday afternoon at the Reid Memorial
Church in Richmond. The Rev. Mclean
Work read the service and a program OF
bridal airs was played by Miss Hilda
Kirkman Of Indians polls, viOlinist; Mrs.
Hugh FOss, organist, and Cyril Pitts,
tenor, Of the faculty Of Earlham College
The attendants were Miss Esther Jones,
sister Of the bride, maid OF honor; Miss
Mary Jones, bridesmaid, and Wendall
Wldman, best man. Following the cere-
nony a reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents and after a short
wedding TIP Mr.. and Mrs. WinslOw will
be at home in indianapolis.
Miss Hester Bailey has opened her new
studio OF dancing at $40 North Penn
sylvania street and is making plans for
an elaborate recital to be given in the
near future.
Several parties and showers will be
given in honor Of Miss Ernestine and
Miss Barnadetto Keller, whose marriages
q William Stalcup and Charles E. Mellen,
respectively, will be solennized Thanks
giving morning at Holy Cross Church.
Miss Frieda Calvin entertained with
shower last evening and tomorrow eve
ming Miss Esther Keller will give an
aluminium shower in their honor, at her
home, 1868 Park avenue. Thursday eve
ming the members Of the choir of the
Holy Cross Church will entertain at the
home Of Miss Dorothy Sylvester, and Fri
day evening Mrs. J. B. Keller will give
9 miscellaneous shower at her home 40
North Randolph street.
Mrs. Z. G. Rudd and Miss Irene Smith
entertained with a shower az the home
Of the latter Saturday evening in honor
Of Miss Ferol Rudd, whose marriage to
Edward Pearson will take place Thanks
giving day. The rooms were attractively
arranged with baskets OF white and yell
low chrysanthemums and the table was
decorated with smiIax, flowers and vel
low tapers in crystal holdrrs. The IA
vors and CONNECTIONS carried out the color
scheme Of yellow and white.
Current events were discussed at the
meeting Of the Monday Club yesterday
at the home Of Mrs. K. B. MallOch, 4022
Ruckle street. Mrsh Alta Delaney and
Mrs. H. B. McColley were in charge OF
the arrangements, which included a mu-
steal program, consisting Of cello num-
.bers; Miss Consuela Couchman OF the
Lincoln trio, who played two numbers,
and several vocal numbers By Mrs. AIuriel
Hill Shelter. accompanied by Mrs S.
K Ruick. A memorial service was given
for Mrs. Anselm Hobbs, including the
reading Of an appreciation Dy Mrs. Had
ley Green and a song, One Sweetly
Solemn Thought" by Mrs. Noble Hill
genberg, accompanied by Mrs. Ned Clay.
The Expression Club met this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John A. Sink,
2630 North Illinois street. The rooms
were attractively arranged with fall
flowers and ferns and the hostess was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Edward
Johnson, and her little daughter, Miss
Martina Margaret Sink. Mrs. Leo X. Fes-
Ter talked on Expression" and Miss
Jeanette Vanglon spoke on Music and
Its Charm" Mrs. Ernest Arthur and
Miss Catherine Winders each gave a
group OF vocal selections accompanied by
Mrs. Ned Clay. lees and CONNECTIONS, in
the club colors, green and white, were
served.