Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-13
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Miss Margaret E. McRobeEts, SOC Ban
croft street. entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon with 500 party in honor o.
Mrs. Lawrence EImor Of Hello, Hawaii
formerly Miss Eva Johnston of this city
A number OF social affairs have beef
given for Mrs. Elmore, who will return
month.
A party in honor of the winning team
in the membership drive Of the League Of
Women Voters Is to be given at the Her
ron Art Institute Saturday, Oct. %. Al
pre- tnt the team headed by Mrs. Franz
Hatfield is In the lead.
The Jessie Brown Travel Club, q re.
Gently formed organization of local WON
en-, enter aimed with q luncheon at the
Columbia Club Tuesday. The guests in
Guided Mrs. John C. Kuckelshaus, Mrs
Irving W. Lemaux, Mrs. Miles Schaeffer
Mrs. William E. Davis, Mrs. NJ. J. Spen-
GER, Mrs Charles l.. Morgan, Mrs. b. NJ
Urbahns, Mrs. A. E. Bradshaw, Mrs. d
F. Wheeler, Mrs. Joseph B. Healing, Miss
Dorothy Cunningham and Mrs. c. e
Sloan. Following the luncheon a theatel
party was held at Keith's. The club will
meet the second Wednesday of each
month and the programs will consist OF
lectures by Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown
the club having been organized for the
purpose Of hearing her travel talks.
The Heyl Study Club celebrated Presi-
dents day with a luncheon in the Hotel
Lincoln Wednesday. Mrs. P. c. RUBBISH
the incoming president who has recently
nd Pyou frfvN Oh 4
was the honor guest. The table wa.
effectively arranged with a centerpiece OF
autumn flowers with place cards OF
scenes in Venice, brought by Mrs. Ru.
, bush, marking the covers. The favor,
were dainty gifts purchased in Europe
by Mrs. Rubbish. The program included
talks by Mrs. James Beatty on 1.-The
Chautauqua Commencement" and by Irs
Rubbish on Impressions of England
and musical group by the Lincoln trio
A feature of the afternoon was the in
stallation Of officers, the group including
Mrs Rubbish. president; Mrs. Ronald
Foster, vice president; Mrs. William
Gardner. recording secretary; Mrs c. 4
Borchers, corresponding secretary Mrs
W. II. Shell, treasurer; Mrs. F. p. Wool
cry, parllamentarian. and Mrs. L. L.
Sinner, librarian.
The New Century Club observed Presi.
dents day with a luncheon wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Sommers, the incoming
president, being the honor guest. The table
was effectively arranged with a French
basket of pink roses forming the center
piece. single roses marking the covers. The
program included the presentation Of thu
gavel by Mrs. I. Z. Rush the retirin z
executive, and a group of toasts by Mrs.
Otis McCracken, Mrs. 3. B. Carter. Mrs.
Laura Hancock Mrs. Charles Graul and
Mrs. William Newton.
One Of several pretty weddings which
took place Wednesday was that of Miss
Eliza Blair, daughter Of Mrs. Eliza II.
Blair. 2029 New Jersey street, and Her
bert Weitskittel Of Baltimore, which was
solemnized in the afternoon at the home
Of the bride. Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel
read the service before an altar formed
of palms, ferns, white roses and baskets
Of fall flowers. The wedding march and
a program Of bridal airs were played by
Miss Alberta Mccain. Miss MARGARET
Weitskittel, sister Of the bridegroom, as
maid of honor wore frock of tan georg-
cite figured IN autumn SHADE and carried
an arm bouquet Of pink roses. The bride
wore a gown OF white canton creme on
which the lace from her mothers bridal
costume was used. Her bouquet was
shower Of white roses and valley lilies
Mrs. Blair, mother of the bride was be-
comlngly gowned in black lace over cloth
of silver with silver embroidery and
corsage Of red roses. At the informal re
ception which followed the service, the
bridal table was arranged with fall flow
ers and held tho wedding cake surrounded
with wreath Of these blossoms Mr.
and Mrs. Weitekittel have left for an ex-
tensive trip through the East The at
home announcement is for 2933 Charles
street, Baltimore. after Dec. l.
The Atheum VIII have an All Halloween
party, Oct. 81, beginning with a supper
at o'clock and including a mask ball
and contests.
The alumni Of Aiu chapter Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma will have a business meet
ing at 10: 30 o'clock on Saturday morn
ing on the mezzanine floor Of the Clay
pool hotel.
Mrs. Frank L. Jones entertained with
a charmingly appointed luncheon this
noon in honor Of Miss Mabel Gasaway
whose marriage TO Samuel Rogers Smith
will be solemniZed next Wednesday. Gov
ers were laid for twelve guests.