Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-08
w QcIefY 81

Miss Almabene Ayres, $50 Parker
avenue, and Mrs. Norma Bronson, II
~south Mount street, viii depart Sunday
for Toronto, Canada, for a rortnight's
stay
R. &. Severns. 24O2 Park avenue, and
F. c. Severns. 1899 Broadway, have gone
to Los Angeles to attend a convention Of
insurance men They will return about
July 10.
Miss Bernice Johns of Evansville is
passing the week with Miss Ruth Arm
stron, s. North Irvington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Tutewiler and
daughters, Julia and Nary Margaret, Will
depart July II, for motor trip through
the West They win go by way OF st.
Louis and will stop at Denver, Col, and
Cheyenne. Mont. They expect to return
the latter part Of August.
Miss Dorothy Curnick, 1851 North Del
aware street, has returned from Terre
Haute, where she has been the house
guest of Miss Aljean Posey.
Miss Charlotte CLARK, 500 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place, has come from the Clark
summer home at Lake Maxinkuckee, to
spend a week in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs S. u. Snafrer of Chicago.
who have been spending a few DAYS
with Mrs. W. II. Shafer, 4749 Central
~<svenue, have returned home.
Young people Of the Old Bethel Ep-
worth League entertained with a party
last evening at the church. The AFFAIR
took the form Of a Farmers Conven-
tion," the guests being attired in aprons
and overalls, the supper and appoint
ments all carrying out the farmer" idea.
! Miss Dorothy L. Shank was in charge
boz the arrangements.
Charles Wagner, 431 West Forty Sec
ond street, has gone to Klinger Lake
TO spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Mueller Mrs. J.
NJ Templeton and Miss Bertha Jane
Mueller. 4433 Broadway. viii motor to
Anderson. for the weekend.
Mrs. r. B. Little and daughter, Miss
Janet Little, 1905 North Delaware street,
ere spending fortnight at Grand Ledge,
Mich.
Miss Marie Rosenbaum. 90 Drexel ave-
nue., has gone to Bear Lake Mich, where
she will pass the remainder Of the sum
mer season.
Mrs. c. Raltare Eggleston, 151 East
Fall Creek boulevard, has returned from
Lake N1axinkuckee. where she has been
spending several days.
Mrs. Matilda Steinmann. 1927 North
Pennsylvania street, viii entertain with
picnic supper this evening in honor Of
her daughter Mrs. Harold Robinson. who
was recently married The guests will
include fourteen couples. all former
v schoolmates of Mrs Robinson.
$50
Miss Winifred Natalie Sever Of Audi
bon Court and DR.. John Raymond
Thrasher were quietly married Thursday
morning at IL O'Clock at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c Howe The Rev.
I. W. Grafton performed the ceremony
before an altar Of ferns and palms. and
Miss NittOria Montani, harDist. PLAYED
the bridal airs during the service. The
bride was Gowned IN white embroidered
net and wore q cOrsage of bride roses.
Following the ceremony wedjing reak-
fast was served 10 the intimate friends
of DR.. and Mrs. Thrasher. The couple
will leave in two weeks for a trip through
northern Canada. and they viii be at
home in the Blacherne apartments after
Sept l. Mrs Thrasher who is a grad
uate OF Columbia University, has been
in charge Of the home economics depart
ment of Butler College. Dr. Thrasher IS
q graduate Of the University Of Mich
igan medical school, and was a former
student in the University OF California.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Theodore Reyer and
daughters Julia and Elsa. 2G64 Central
avenue. and their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Reyer and daughter Miriam of
South Bend. left yesterday for a few
days visit at Turkey Run.
The Independent Order OF Shephsrds,
will give a dance at Mansur Hall, north
east corner OF North Alabama and East
Washington streets, Saturday evening,
July 0.