Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
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Members Of the Delta Delta Rho soror-
ity Will entertain this evening with their
annual spring dance in the ballroom OF
the Independent AthEtic Club. The
committee in charge of arrangements in
clude Miss Alberta EIlwanger, chairman
Miss Mary Hayes, Miss Margaret STRIFE
beck, Miss Irene Ritter, Miss Josephine
Cassidy, Miss Elaine Clabrou and Miss
Frieda Wingenroth. Chaperons for the
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Heck
man, Mrs. E. ]. Wilkinson, Mrs. W. H.
CasweIl, and Mr.. and Mrs. De Loss Shep-
ard.
Announcement IS made Of the marriage
Of Miss Bertha o. Glasner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glasner Of Paris,
Tenn, to Ray r. Clair of this city, which
took place Saturday afternoon in the
home Of the Rev. Malvyn Thompson Of
the Olive Branch Christian Church. Miss
Ruth Avery and Raymond Denges were
the only attendants. The bride wore a
midnight blue tricotine suit with hat to
match and corsage Of bride roses. The
bridesmaid wore a dark blue taffeta
frock with hat OF the same shade. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Denges entertained the
bridal party and group OF close friends
avenue, in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair VIII be at home at PIGS RinggOld
street.
Mrs. Alice Former, 81 West Thirtieth
street, viii be hostess for the meeting Of
the Ladies Aid Society Of the Moravian
Episcopal Church, tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. VIII valodin. 31O2 Park avenue
and Mrs. J. F. Valodin, 3012 North Tai
bolt avenue, have gone to Newman, Ill,
where they will remain for a few days.
Mrs. John Boesinger Will preside at
the Fourth Ward Citizenship School, to
be conducted at Central avenue and
Thirty Fourth street, at 9:45 o'clock to-
morrow morning. John Oliver Of the
State Historical Commission VIII talk
on Federal Government and Robert
Cavanaugh Of the Extension division of
Indiana University viii discuss Party
System and Minority Parties Owing
to the State convention OF the League Of
Women Voters, there will be 10 meet
ing Of the Citizenship class at head
quarters Thursday.
Mrs Benjamin Meyer was chosen as
president Of the Indianapolis Council Of
Jewish Women at the meeting follow /
ing the annual luncheon held yesterday /
iu the Indianapolis Club. Other officers /
elected include Mrs. Meyer EfroymsOn, /
honorary vice president; Mrs. Herbert ]
Eckhouse, first vice president; Mrs. Ma /
than Kahn. second vice president; Mrs |
NJ. L. Goldberg, recording secretary; /
Miss Frances NIazur, corresponding sec |
rotary; Mrs. Helen Dauby, treasurer; |
Mrs. David Lurvey and Mrs. Simon Kiser /
directors; Mrs. Samuel Henry, auditor; /
Mrs Samuel Hahn and Mrs. Jack Hard /
ing. delegates to the State Federation |
and Mrs. Louis Wolf and Mrs. Benja- /
min Marks. delegates to the Local Council /
of Women. The council decided, in I
answer to the plea made by Herbert |
Hoover for children's garments for the /
relief work, urging that the Red Cross /
shops be reOpened for such work, 10 open 1
the council shop in the Chamber Of Com /
merce at an early date. Mrs. David Lur- I
vey being named as chairman Of the COM /
mittee on arrangements. with Mrs Wolf /
Sussman in charge Of the shop.
Miss Caroline Greenfield Of New York I
City. who has been doing Hadassah re
lief work IN Palestine. told of the hos 4
pitfalls, clinics and schools being support
ed by the Hadassah Society in the dis /
trict around Jerusalem, urging the /
council to aid in every way possible the Z
carrying on Of the work. and L. Gould, I
editor Of the indianapolis Jewish Chron- /
icle told Of his publication. One hun /
dred and fifty guests attended the lunch |
con.
The HeyI Study Club held a meeting |
this afternoon at the Y W. c. A. Mrs. /
Franklin McCray and Mrs. Fred BALI
gave charter reviews from Creative
Chemistry. Mrs. ". C. Gardner gave
special lesson and Miss Eleanor CARRIER
talked on The Late Products of the
Electric Stove"
A surprise party was given last night
By a group Of neighborhood friends for
George Wilson, 902 BeTiIle avenue, in
honor Of his birthday ami !
versary. feature Of the evening was
the huge birthday cake bearing ninety
tiny tapers.
Officers elected at the luncheon meet /
ing Of the General Arthur st. Clair chap /
ter Of the D. A R, at the Woodstock .
Club yesterday, included Mrs. Harry /
Hammond, regent; Miss Frances Morri- /
son, vice regent; Mrs. Harvey J. Elan, /
corresponding secretary; Miss Caroline 1
Malott, recording secretary; Mrs. Chaun- /