Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Woods, 2O66
North Alabama street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Grace
Miller Woods, to William Carey Payne,
st. Louis, the wedding to take place in
the Maple Avenue Methodist Church IN
st. Louis. A number of parties have
been planned for Miss Woods, among
them being a miscellaneous shower on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Hazel COerper, 213O North Alabama street,
and a 900" party with Margaret Mont
gomery, 3214 North New Jersey street,
Thursday night.
Miss Helen Pottinger and Benjamin
.. Cockriu were married quietly yester-
day in the home of the officiating pastor,
the Rev. William Carson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cockriu will be at home in Lewisviile.
Miss Katherine Klefer, Miss Agnes
Thiemann and Miss Dora Thiemann en-
tertained last evening with q misceliane-
Gus shower Tor Miss Rosamond Elizabeth
Van Ness. whose marriage to Edward A.
Kiesel viii be solemnized tomorrow
morning.
Sprays Of apple blossoms combined
with clusters of spring flowers in Ores
den shades, effectively arranged, formed
an attractive setting for the bridge"
held in the social room OF the Bucdng-
ham apartment this afternoon for the
benefit of the Flower Mission Hospital,
which cares for incurable tubercular pa
tieuts of the city. The committee in
charge Of arrangements was headed by
Mrs. William Allen Moore, assisted by
Mrs. W. y. Harding. Jr.. vice chairman
Mrs T Ga1tvcr- har Mrs Thornoe Ctav-
ensOn, Mrs. Jackson Carter, Mrs. AIexan-
der Stewart, Miss Ruth Perry, Mrs. Ern-
est Sellers and Mrs. Henry 1. Raymond,
Jr. HOstesses for the tables included
Mrs. Lew Wallace, Mrs. Walter Kurt
Brown. Mrs. Henry c. Thornton, Mrs. Al
bert G. Snider, Mrs. James L. Gavin, Mrs.
Paul Richey, Mrs. c. r. Strickland. Mrs.
William C. ErIer, Mrs. Z. E. Voyles,
Mrs. Alexander Stewart, Mrs. Turpie
Smith, Mrs. David Allerdice, Mrs. Joseph
Raub. Mrs. George Wildhack, Mrs. Oscar
Caterlin, Mrs. Edward DonnelI, Mrs. C.
F. Davis, Mrs. c. 5. Lewis, Mrs. Sewall
Nebecker, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Nicholson
J. Eastman, Mrs. Bert Cox. Mrs. Jack
Trimble. Mrs. L. P. Henderson, Mrs. VIII
liam Thompson, Mrs. Frederick Barrett,
Mrs. f r. Buck, Mrs. W. T. Teel, Miss
AIaude Mcconnell, Miss Florence Beckett,
Miss Arthella Carter.
$50
Mrs. William Thayer, $500 Dewey ave
nue., who has been spending several days
in Roachdale and North Salem. has re-
turned home.
Hamilton Berry chapter OF the Service
Star Legion held it's regular meeting to-
day in the green parlOrs Of the Y. W.
c. A.
A nominating committee including Mrs.
Louis Burkhardt, chairman; Miss Flor
ence Coffin and Miss Eleanor Barker was
appointed at the luncheon meeting of
the Woman's Rotary Club held in the
Florentine room of the Claypool Hotel
yesterday. Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt
Koehne. harpist, was admitted to mem
bership in the club during the meeting.
Mrs. Charles r. Sowder was elected
president Of the Sesame Club at the meet
ing held yesterday with Mrs. Morton B.
Mcconnell, 3247 Kenwood avenue. Other
officers named include Mrs. L. P. De
Yelling, vice president; and Mrs. Charles
Nichols, secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Horace Nordyke. 216 East Thirty
all-day meeting Of the Martha Hawkins
Society Of the First Baptist Church. A
luncheon was served, during which q
stunt" including a number Of jingIes
taking off, various members, was given
followed by talk by Jesse Moore. Elec-
ton Of officers concluded the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weisbrod OF Rich
mond announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Lena Weisbrod, to Oliver
E. Steinkamp OF Indianapolis. The wed
ding will take place in June.
Mrs. Samuel Ashby, 1924 North Della
ware street, has gone to New York, where
she Will be the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs John L. II. Fuller.
Women Of the Independent Athletic
Club entertained this afternoon with O
delightful musical tea in the ballroom of
the clubhouse. Masses of cherry bios
SONS were used on the stage against a
background Of greenery, and bright col
ored flower pots Of the blossoms formed
centerpieces for the tables. The pro-
gram included a group of spring songs
by Mrs. Clyde Titus; a springtime dance
Miss Ruth Belew; musical monologs,