Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
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One of the interesting social affairs
of the week is the dancing party to be
given in the department clubhouse to-
night by the members of the Junior De
partment Club. The department is made
up of feminine members of the younger
set who follow a course of study under
the direction of their patrOnesses. Mrs.
f. G. BALI, Mrs @. w. FrOmm and Mrs.
A. T. COate, meeting IN the club parlors
twice a month Miss Harriet Kistner is
chairman of the organization and is in
cnarge of general arrangements for the
dance this evening Decorations. favors
and programs are to carry opt the club
colors-pink and green. The dctive mem
bers of the club include: Mary Mont
gomery Dorothy Knisely, Louise Harris
Ineva Reilly. katherine Boothby, Hazel
Meyer, Carolyn Nickel, Mary Hart,
Elizabeth Remy, Mary McMeans. Eleanor
Forbes, Alice Young, Marjorie Cakes.
Julia Patton. Maxine Bird, Virginia Bird
Margaret Price. Florence Kessler, Su-
sauna Cooper, Dorothy Moore, Mildred
Stilz, Lindabelle Thompson, Margaret
Greenburg, Jean Dodds. Harriet Kistner
Pauline Gellatly, Virginia Hosmer. Eliza
beth Berterman, Dorothea Reissner,
Alma Lucas. Dorothy Ryker, Susan Kohl
hon, Elsie Meier Lenore Henkle. Nina
Margaret Lauter, Dorothy Powell, Ruth
Frorlm, Marguerite Jackson, Josephine
GOrsuch, Mary Margaret Miller, Helen
Seward Elizabeth Martin, Ruth Gallop.
Jean Bouslog, Margaret Fowler, nellie
Richardson. Catherine LoOney. Eleanor
Henry. Susie FlOrea, Dorothy Kimberlin.
Marjorie Mercer, Amy Smith. Helen
Smith, Elizabeth McAath. Sarah McNIath.
Elizabeth Dehass, Elvie Bryan, Christina
Owens, Mary Coate. Susan Perkins, Lois
Booth, Marianne Holmes. Helen Lauter,
Anna C. Gardner, Marion Goddard, Isa-
belle Mathews.
Chaperones for the party will include
the patronesses and their husbands to-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reiss-
ner.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Spaunhurst.
North Meridian and Thirty Fourth
streets, have departed for Des Moines,
Iowa.
Miss Marion Louise Pratt, harpist. 1872
Central avenue, has gone to Cincinnati to
fill a fortnight's engagement, after which
she viii tour Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky in CONCERT work, before returning
to Indianapolis.
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entertained with a miscellaneous shower
Thursday night. in honor Of Miss Rose
mary Frances Maioy, whose marriage to
Paul McGauley is to take place Tuesday.
The bridal colOrs of pink and white were
carried out in the table appointments. a
French basket of pink carnations, com
bined with narcissus, forming the cen
er-piece. The guests included Mrs. Ag-
mes H. MalOy, Miss Abigail Hart, Mrs.
Ruth Shea, Miss Emma Dwyer. Miss
Nellie Dryer Miss Helen O'Gara, Miss
Mart SIanion. Mrs. George Seibert, Mrs.
jeremiah Costello, Mrs. T. c. Kelly, Mrs
James Hart, Miss Gladys Powers. Mrs.
Bales. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. 7. Pratt.
Miss Kathryn WOcher. 2417 North Meri-
dian street, entertained this afternoon
with a bridge" I'm honor If Miss Char
Iotte Bell. whose marriage to Frank A.
Throop is to take place Monday.
Mrs. T. T. Overman, who has been
passing a few days with friends in In
dianapolis, today returned to her home
near Mooresville.
Miss Alice Coval was chosen president
of the Gamma Beta Sorority at the bust
ness meeting held at the home of Miss
Anna Smith, 1901 Bellefontaine street
Wednesday evening. The other officers
elected include Miss Anna Smith, vice
president; Miss Juanita johnson, sec
Rotary; Mrs. Alberta Baker, treasurer,
and Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, sergeant
alarms.
Miss Marion G. Williams of the College
of Music and Fine Arts gave a recital In
Bridgeport Ill, Thursday evening
Mrs. Demarchus Brown gave a lecture
OF "BrugeS, Belgium, and Her Poet" be-
fore the Study Circle of the Council of
Jewish Women. at their meeting held
Thursday in he vestry room Of the
Z temple
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Marmon. 1l19
North Delaware street. are passing a few
days in New York.
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