Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
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Mrs. Howard Galley entertained the mem
bers and guests Of the Independent Social
Club at her home, 900 Ashland avenue.
this afternoon. The program included
Christmas songs by Miss Mabel Andrews
anu Miss Nellie Andrews and The Dance
Of the Rainbow Fairy" and THE Fairy
and the Bubble" by little Miss Saran
Jane Wells. The members sang Christ
mas carols and there was an exchange
Of gifts.
The Gamma Tau Beta Sorority Will en-
terrain with a dance Christmas eve at
tks Athenaeum.
The vir-Si-Tel Club will give a dance
Thursday evening, Dec. - at the
Athenaeum.
The La Phyllis Club held its Christ
mas dinner and party at the home OF
Miss Margaret McRoberts, 5O4 Bancroft
street, last evening. Covers were laid
for nineteen at the table. which was
attractively decorated with poinsettas
and Christmas greenery, with q NINA
ture Christmas tree as a centerpiec B..
Tiny Christmas boxes were given as
favors and, following the dinner, there
was an exchange of gifts.
indianapolis friends Will be interested
in the announcement Of Mr. and Mrs
L. N. Burton of Sheridan, Ind, Of the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Leila
Burton, to John Harold Kercheval Of
Sheridan, which took place Friday after
noon, IN DanvlIle, Ill, the Rev. r. o.
Wilson, pastor of the Christian church.
officiating. Mrs. Kercheyal is a student
al ButlC. college and pledge Of Kappa
Alpha Theta and Mr. Kercheval attended
Indiana University and is a member of
the Sigma NJ fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ernst, $3.50 Salem
street, will entertain with bridal dinner
this evening in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Lucille Ernst, whose marriage to
Harry Mitchell will take place tomorrow
evening. The guests will be Miss Doris
McCown, Miss Margaret Eaton, Miss
Helen Ernst, Miss Dorothy Evans and
Griffith Boyd, Walter Wilson, Paul Stew
art, Neal Brigham and Harry Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Augustus Glad
ding have issued invitations for dance
to be given Saturday evening at the
Woodstock Club in honor of Miss Sarah
Frances Kaekley.
Invitations have been received for a
dance to be given Tuesday evening, Dec
q. at the Woodstock Club, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred L. Dickson, for their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Dickson.
Gaylord Barton Millikan will enter
tain with a tea dansant from to z
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Dec. %, at
his home, 1904 North Meridian street.
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Mrs. c. s. Rhoads was hostess for the
annual Christmas party for the After
math Club The house was effectively
decorated with Christmas bells, holly and
baskets Of poinsettias At the luncheon;
which preceded the program, the center
piece for the table was a miniature snow
scene representing a log cabin surround
ed by pine trees. The table was lighted
with scarlet tapers and a unique salad
made of the hearts Of palms, gathered
from the Rhoads winter home in Florida
was served. Following the luncheon,
gifts were distributed from a beautifully
decorated Christmas tree by Mrs. II. f.
Won Grimmenstein, who was dressed to
represent Santa Claus. Each member gave
a short "stunt" and the hostess sang
a group of Christmas carols. The hostess
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
Axel Wise and Mrs. Homer Cook
The DebOnnette Club Will entertain
with dinner party next Monday at the
home OF Miss Marie Wildlng. 963 West
Thirty Third street. 4 Christmas tree
viii bs a feature of the party. The com