Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
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Mrs. May Wilson of Lebanon. is the
house guest for few days Of Mrs. L. a.
Williams of Irvington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Meyers, 402 East
New York street, entertained with a din
ner Wednesday evening at their home in
honor Of J. ". Springer and W. A. Nc
Clellan, G. &. r. veterans from New York
City. The guests included Miss Ruth
Click, Miss Emma Chin Miss Cora Braun,
Miss LILLIAN Rose, Miss Helen Putt and
Edwin Rose.
Clyde e. Robinson Of the Seminole
hotel has left for Los Angeles, Cal, to
attend the bankers convention.
Miss Marie HoIlstein, 123 East Thirty
Third street, will give a miscellaneous
shower this evening at her home in honor
of Miss Aueen MUIR. a bride-elect
Mr. and Mrs, l. G. Ash Of Los Angeles
Cal, have returned to their home after
visit with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. P. r. Chevalier, Mrs. ". W Hamp-
ton and Mrs. c. s. New, assisted by Mrs
v. s Kuhn and Mrs. Robert Waddon. en-
tertaincd thirty five guesjs at handker-
chief shower at the home Of Mrs. Cheva-
lier. 1918 Broadway, in honor Of Miss
Carlesta MinesinCer, whose marriage to
Or. Lacey L. Shuler viii take place Oct
- at All Souls Unitarian Church. Miss
Minesinger is a daughter If Mr. and Mrs.
4. ". NHnesinger, 2s59 sutherland avenue,
and DR. Shuler is the son OF Mr. and Mrs
] oe W Shuler OF W8ynetown, Ind The
bridal colors, pink and lavender, were
used in the decorations Of the rooms at
this party. fall roses in those shades be
ing used extensively. A Japanese paras0l
suspended over the table held the hand
kerchiefs. Saturday Miss Minesinger Will
be the guest of honor at a luncheon and
miscellaneous shower given by Mrs VII
liam A. Hayes 2S5T Sutherland avenue.
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter OF the
D. A. r. had its first meeting OF the sea
son at the Propylaeum this afternoon.
Delegates to the State convention Of the
Z. ). +. to he held in indianapolis were
elected and there WIS a reception for
new members. Mrs. !. A. Noag vas I'm
charge of the musical program, which
was given by Mrs. Mildred Barrett Pear
son, soprano.
Corneua Fairbanks chapter VIII OBJ
serve regents day next Thursday. Oct 6,
at the home of Mrs. Thomas X. Kackley
in the Winter apartments.
Phi Gamma fraternity celebrated it's
fourth birthday anniversary Wednesday,
evening with a charmiueiy appointed din
ner ar the Na-Lo country place. The
fraternity colors purple and gold. and
French baskets o. Ophei3 roses, wore
effectively used in the decoration or the
table. where covers were laid for eighteen
guests. Following the dinner Mss Loretta
Corcoran. president of the ORGANIZATION,
spoke informally and Miss Helen Her
mana acted IS tosstmistross. Those who
So 20 present ere Russell Miller. Charles
Narparials Russell ueyerS. James Swe-
rev. George EIsk'r. 0oroert Hermann,
pm simon. lewis Rs'mrr. Gene sender
mar. Miss Loretta Corcovan. Miss Ruth
AMI Miss Florence stjdons. Miss opa'
Eclcin. Miss Margaret Coreoran. Miss
Flora and Miss Helen Nermon. Miss
Amelia Eeffe- and Miss Anna Selludecher.
The View Era Club VIII oren the sea
son with q meeting Monday afternoon at
tho home Of Mrs g. e.. Tynar. $50 North
Rural street The program Includes a
review OF last ~ea-s work and vacation
echoes by the members Mrs i s.. H-f-
fer is the incoming orr spending s.c.
Rotary IF ths or-anta.iar.
Mrs. Ida Lindsay ~ sh7rrsrille IS
the tpus. guest no Mrs I.erl DE Witt.
20 East Twenty To.r-h street,
Mrs Z. C.. Davis oe Kokouo ras I'd.
turned to He- home after q weeks visit
with Mr. and Mrs. T.. %. Garrison. 1913