Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
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Miss Adrienne Schmedel, 4144 North
Capitol avenue, entertained with a bun
co. party this afternoon . in honor of
Miss Elsa Holzworth, a bride-elect. The
house was attractive with sprays Of
Dorothy Perkins roses and baskets Of
hydrangeas combined with greenery. The
color scheme Of pink roses and green
was carried out in the ices. and rose nut
cups containing green hearts marking the
covers. The hostess was assisted in the
Inequalities by her mother, Mrs. Frank
A Schmedel. The guests included Miss
HolzwoTth, Miss Julia Rockford, Miss
Catherine Curran, Miss HOnOra Curran,
Miss Mary Wynn, Miss Mildred Schme-
del, Miss Ruth Mayer, Miss Marion
Wheeler, Miss Ruth Ralson, Miss Ger
trude Aufderheide and Mrs. Frank Gro
zier.
Miss Helen Gausepohl has returned
from National Park seminary to spend
the summer vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gausepohl, 1858
BrOa dway.
Butler chapter Of Kappa Alpha Theta
entertained with a dance Friday evening
at the Academy Of Music in honor Of the
Thetas who graduated this June.
Miss Hilda and Meta Lieber, who grad
uated from the University of Chicago this
June have returned to spend the sum
mer with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl II. Lieber, 1205 North Alabama
street.
The Rev. and Mrs. Jean S. Miner are
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Lynn, 2519 Washington boulevard. Rev.
Miner is the pastor elect OF the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Seilmeyer, 1917
East Pratt street, will entertain the
Janet Ada Club at their home this eve
ming.
Miss Gertrude Forrest, secretary treas
urer Of the Hampton Printing Company,
will be the speaker ar the lunch. on meet
ing of the Womans Rotary Club TO be
held In the Florentine room Of the Clay
pool Hotel, Monday. \ short business
session will follow the talk.
Mrs. David Ross will entertain the
Indorsers OF PhotOplay with a luncheon
at her summer home, north of Broad
Ripple. Friday. A business meeting viii
precede the luncheon.
Members of the Gamma Theta Club
vii entertain tomorrow with an outing
at Blue Bluffs. The hOstesses include
Miss Airline Neese, Miss Grace Davis, Miss
Evelyn Radibaugh, Miss Vera Conrad,
Miss Helen Fessler. Miss Alvena Reid,
Miss Helen Leppert. Miss Florence Harbl-
son. Miss VERNE Ramsdel, Mrs. Harry
Ramsey, Miss Martha Orvis, Miss
Dorothy Dahm, Mrs. Porter Rbgers Miss
Loretta Bert, Mrs. Everett Stoelting and
Miss Margaret West
Mrs. Ralph Burnett, 0O3 South East
street, entertained Thursday afternoon In
honor of the fourth birthday of her
daughter. Miss Mildred Burnett. The
guests included Miss Mildred Colley,
Miss Margaret Warfeld, Miss Dorothy
Warfeld. Miss Dorothy Wiese, Miss
Catherine Wiese and Gilbert Wiese,
Wawlan Smith, Elizabeth Smith, James
Crowsore, Mildred Burnett and George
Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Hyland. Mrs. Clifford
! Harrod, Mrs. Joseph HarrOd o. j. DEEDS
and Paul Deeds will be the weekend
camp guests Of Mrs. Otto j. Deeds at
Walnut Grove, Falkland.
Miss Evelyn Aldrich, who will be one
Of the speakers at the bankers conven-
ton to be held in this city next week,
will be guest of honor at a reception
In the parlors of the Fletcher American
Bank. from to 6 o'clock Wednesday
Miss Florence Coffin, assistant manager Of
the womans department Of the bank, is
in charge of arrangements.
Miss LYDIA Pearson Of St Louis is the
house guest of Mrs. Frank Hulsopple,
go Middle Drive Woodruff Place
Miss Mary NJ Buehler was elected
president of the indianapolis chapter Of
the Altrusa Club at the meeting held last
evening in the FlOrentine room Of the
Clavpool Hotel Miss Buehler is also the
newly elected national president of the
Altrusa Club. Other local officers
chosen included Miss Anna L. Abel. vice
president: Mrs. Jean r. whitman, secre-
tary: Miss Minnie c. Hardegan, treasur-
err Miss Mary Southwick, sergeant at
arms: Miss Hazel William, Mrs Minnie
Foley, Miss Lulie Gibbons, Miss Ada B.
Robinson. Miss Mary Luella Mercer, Miss
Leona Rutledge and Mrs. Fanny S.
Sweeney, directors. reports Oh the year
work were given by the retiring officers,
and the delegates to the national conven
ton of the club held in Dayton the last
of May. reported on business transacted
there. Miss Hazel Williams Of the local
chapter was appointed national secretary.
Ladies of the Calling Gun Club will
meet Monday evening for a business ses-
sion in the clubhouse
The marriage Of Miss Mary Freda
Brown to Addison Parry is to take place
late this afternoon in the garden at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. FL. Brown Of Golden Hill. The
attendants are TO be Miss Jeanette Parry,
maid Of honor; Miss Blanche Shaw and
Miss Ruth Beveridge. bridesmaids; Miss
Betty Wallerich and Miss Constance Wal
lerich, flower maids; Frank McCreery
Callahan Of Dayton, Ohio, best man; W