Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
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Among the delightful outdoor social
affairs Of the week was the garden party
held on the lawn Of Mrs. Samuel NJ Raj
ston's country place, 'HOosier Home"
this afternoon, members of Kappa Chap
ter of the AIu Phi Epsilon Sorority be-
ing hostssses. Js7anese lanterns were
hung above the terrace which was ar
ranged with white pedestals topped with
baskets of garden flowers in shades Of
purple and white, forming on artistic
background for the presentation of the
program. Miss Jessamine, Barley wear
ing an old fashioned costume, standing
beside an old spinning wheel, sang
group of favorite ballads including To
q Miniature" (Gaynor), "In Her Old
Fashioned Way" D'Hardelot) and 1.-THE
Lass With the Delicate Air (Arne), Miss
Alberta Mccain accompanying her on the
harp. Miss Helena Sipe, who recently
returned from New York city where she
has been studying music, played two
piano numbers, "BaIlade" Chopin and
Study" (LiszD. A violin ensemble
group "Scherzo" (Schubert), and "Sara
bande" (Bach) was played by Miss Ruth
Fillmore, Miss Berenice Reagan, Miss
Hilda Kirkman and Miss Elsa HOlzwOrth,
and instrumental trio composed Of Miss
Kirkman, Miss Geneive Hughel, cellist.
and Miss Lucille Roark, pianist, played
Romance" IVAN Goens) and Moszkow-
skis ''Bolero" which concluded the pro-
gram. Miss Dorothy Brown and Miss
Elsa Holzworth whose weddings are both
to take place Saturday, were guests of
honor. Miss Mildred Casey. incoming
rroSfdarf of tho orrorizaffor Misc
mine Barley, the retiring president, and
Mrs. D. E. Gruber were in charge Of ar
engagements.
Mrs. Robert Berner and children and
Mrs Carl Habich, Sr, VIII depart the
first Of July for Klinger Lake. where
they viii spend the season in their sum-
mer home.
Mrs. Frank DeFoe Link, 1910 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained with an
attractively appointed luncheon today in
honor of her daughter, Miss Josephine.
whose marriage to Max Rogers Rocker
IS to take place Saturday in the First
Presbyterian Church. Covers were laid
for members OF the bridal party. includ-
Ing Mrs. Walter Weidley, Miss Mary
Hogan, Miss Zelda Clevenger, Miss Mar
garet COthrell, Miss Grace Lockwood and
Miss Eleanor GOOdau, members of the
bridal party, and Miss Helen Davies of
Muncie, who is the house guest of Miss
Link. The table was arranged with a
basket of summer blossoms in Dresden
tints forming the centerpiece, place cards
in bridal design marking the places. To-
night Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weidley viii
entertain at their home, $3.50 Broadway,
with dinner in the garden for Miss
Link and Mr.. Rocker
DR.. T H Walsh. 634 East Vermont
street, has departed for Vancouver. from
where he will sail on the Empress OF
Asia for a trip through the Orient. de
expects to return home during September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcintosh, who
were recently married, were guests of
honor at a dinner party given on Monday
evening by Mrs. Maud Swift Anthony at
her home, 110S College avenue.
Mrs. George Philip Meier, s12S North
Pennsylvania street, viii GO to Chicago
Friday to attend the danse recital Of
pupils Of Miss Ruth Austin at the Chi
cago Musical Art School
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis y. Joseph, 81 West
FAN Creek boulevard, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Au-
gusta Joseph, to Morris Drozdowitz, the
wedding TO take place In June at the In
dianapOlis Club.
Miss Vivian Trittschuh, whose mar
rage is to take place IN the fall, was
guest Of honor at a luncheon given In
the dining room Of the Central Library
Monday. covers being laid for fourteen
rnemharz of staff
Mrs. Donald Hawley, formerly Miss
Marian Springer OF this city, now Of
Texas. Is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Springer. 2S59 North
New Jersey street Captain Hawley viii
come later for brief stay.
Pi Beta Phi will have its annual din
ner dance this evening at the Hotel Sew
erin roof garden. Dinner viii be served
at G 80 to sixty guests, after which there
win be dancing The sorority colors
Of wine and silver blue viii be carried
out in the decorations Of garden flowers
and banners. Miss Lillian Painter is the
chairman OF the dance committee, as
sisted by Miss Florence Stanley and Miss
Helene Harrison.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Balcom.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Balloon,
1884 Brentwood avenue, &c Russell H.
Clunie Of Racine, Wis, is to take place
at 1 o'clock tomorrow at the home of The
brides parents the Rev. o. W. Fifer of
the Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, officiating.
The Alumni Association Of st. Vim
cents Hospital entertained the gradual
ing class Of 1921 with a chicken dinner
and dance at Pages yesterday evening
The guests were taken to Pages on a
special car. Favors of vari-colored bal
looms were given and the tables were