Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
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Mrs. E. G. Stott of Cedartown, Ca,
formerly Of this city, is the house guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Schomberg,
1913 North Talbot avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Jackson, 1920
Broadway, have returned from Boswell
where they attended the golden wedding
celebration of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sites.
Mrs. S. G. Jackson Of Muncie and Mrs.
Oliver Nusbaum and son Edward of
Richmond will come Thursday to spend
a few days with Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs F. s. Bolyard, GA West Thirty
First street, will be hostess for the meet
ing Of the Minerva Club tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Allen T. Fleming will read a
paper on Our City Government"
Miss Helen Meet of Valparaiso is the
house guest of Mrs. Galen Doyal, 1903
West Eighteenth street.
Mrs W H Blodgett was hostess for
the annual meeting in the Day Nursery
of the Independent Social Club, this aft
ernoon. Gifts were presented to the chill
dren by the members. feature &C the
afternoon was the dedication of one of
the three beds maintained by the organ
ization in memory of Mrs. w. II. Perk-
ms member of the club who died dur
ing the past summer.
Mrs. Alex Goodwin, 2221 Ashland ave-
nue., will go to Muncie tomorrow to at
tend the State Federation of Womens
Clubs, to be held there Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Ned Clay, 1882 Ashland avenue, en-
tertained the Expression Club this after
noon, the appointments for the party be-
ing carried out in Halloween colors. The
rooms were lighted with yellow tapers
set IN bronze holders tied with black
tulle and the rooms were effectively ar
ranged with miniature jack o. lanterns.
black cats, branches Of yellow leaves and
autumn flowers In gold tints. The ices
were served in pumpkin molds. The
opera for the program topic was Balfes
Bohemian Girl" Mrs. Walter f. Jenney
told the story of the opera and musical
illustrations were given by various men,
bers. Mrs. Jesse r. Mart sang 81
Dreamed 1 Dwell in Marble Halls" THE
Heart Bowed Down." Come With the
Gypsy Bride" and Then You'll Remem-
Der Me-" accompanied by Mrs. Nettie NJ
Dunn, with claronet obIigatos played by
Mrs. Lelah Peck Zimmerman. Mrs. Dunn
also played the overture and gypsy melo-
dies and Mrs. Peck played the prayer.
Thou Who In Might Supreme"
The marriage of Miss Mabel Gasaway,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas o.
Gasaway, and Samuel Rogers Smith, will
take place tomorrow evening, the at
tendants being Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Gasaway, the brides sister. maid-of-
honor; Miss Ruth Perry. Bridesmaid
and DR.. Rogers Smith, best man. Last
evening DR.. and Mrs. Gasaway enter
tanned with bridal dinner at their home
1131 North Delaware street, for the mem
bers of the bridal party and a few init
mate friends. Archways wreathed with
smilax at each end of the table led to the
center piece. a floral design Of pastel
shades Of flowers, surrounded by suilax
beneath which Miss Gasaway's gifts to
the guests were hidden. The girls re-
ceived gold beauty pins and the mems
gifts were cigarette cases. The brides
gift to the maid of honor was a feather
fan and to the bridesmaid she gave q
beaded bag. In addition favors of cor
sages were given to the girls The
guests included, Miss Ruth and Miss
Margaret Jane Perry, Miss Amelia Hen
derson, Miss Edna Levey, Miss Florence
BECKETT, Miss Elizabeth Fauvre. Miss
Arthella Carter, Jean Quinn, John Diggs,
Chester Larry, Otto Frenzel. WOODBURY.
Winnings, William Roach, Benjamin
Walker and DR.. Rogers Smith of Hot
Springs, Ark. best man.
Miss Ida Mckenzie Hammond, whose
marriage to Bernard Clayton CartmeIl
will take place Oct 20, was the guest Of
honor at a tea given Sunday afternoon
by Mrs. Henry Knippenberg in her
apartment In the Cambridge. Those who
assisted Mrs. Knippenberg in receiving
were Mr. rank L. Jones, Mrs. Harry
Mott. Mrs. George Hawk, Mrs. Hugh
Knippenberg and Miss Ella Hammond.
Mrs. Acquilla Q. Jones and Mrs. C. NJ.
Mcconnell presided at the tea table.
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