Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
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Friends here have received announce
! ments of the marriage of Miss Ruth Al
| leen Gilmore, 1107 North Healing avenue,
to Orville 7. Weesner of Tampa, Fla,
formerly Of this 'city. Miss Gilmore left
for Tampa Monday and was married at
noon Wednesday at the parsonage of the
First United Brethren Church by the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, the double ring ceremony
| being used. The bride wore a light
blue and gold changeable taffeta silk
dress trimmed in crystal beads and
pearls. Her flowers were u cOrsage Of
violets and valley lilies. There We're no
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Weesner will
be at home to their friends at 914 Twenty
Sixth avenue. Tampa.
meeting of the State executive board
of the Business and Professional Won
ems Clubs has been called for this eve
ming by the newly elected president, Miss
| FOrba McDaniels.
At the meeting of the Home and Ed
ucatiOn department Of the Department
! Club Friday afternoon at the clubhouse,
Seventeenth and Meridian streets, tickets
for the Flower Show may be secured.
Saturday afternoon the members of the
| Department C1ut win give a tea in honor
Of Lady Asquith, who is coming here to
speak under auspices Of the club.
1.-THE Modern Sewing Circle" was the
title of the playlet given last night under
auspices of the Lenora Essex Bible Glass
Of the First Baptist Church. The fol-
| lowing took part in the program: Mrs.
| Bert Fulkerson, Mrs Henry Klabrou,
Mrs. Ira Fisher, Mrs. Daniel Mather, Mrs.
! Henry C0wens, Mrs. Elma Sbellhorn, Miss
Jessie Crag, Miss Gladys Mccain, Mrs.
| William Mount, Mrs. c. s. Fulmer, Mrs
Mrs. Ralph Mccormick and Mrs. Thomas
B. Davis. The play was directed by Mrs
Nora Mccain. Following the play Egbert
| Woods gave piano solo.
Misses Eleanor and Mary Evans viii
entertain Monday at luncheon at the
Woodstock Country Club for Miss Mar
garet White, a bride-elect
The Ace Club viii entertain Saturday
evening, April s. at the Spink-Arms with
/ a dance.
At the regular meeting Of the Home
Economics Club yesterday at the home
of Mrs w J. Marks, 1911 North New Jer-
sey street the following officers were
elected: Mrs. C. 2. Benedict, president;
Mrs. J. W. Burchan, vice president; Miss
Jean d. Coffin. recording secretary; Mrs.
Paul Hurt, corresponding secretary Mrs.
Edwin Wuensch. treasurer; Mrs. Norwood
Hawkins and Mrs. A r Dewey, directors,
The Hoosier Athletic Club will enter
tain the members Of the Optim!sts Club
tonight at the club, Meridian and Pratt
streets. A tour Of the building and in
specton OF the physical education facili-
ties will be a part Of the program
The Du Art Fraternity will entertain
its members with a dance Saturday night
at Odeon Hall. Hubert Yitz has charge
OF the arrang ements. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold BuscheIl and
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Reed have been
asked to chaperon.
Mrs Raymond Hollis, 1928 ST. Peter
street. Will be the hostess at the meeting
Of the On-Ea-Ota Club this evening.
At the meeting Of the Zetsthea Club
yesterday afternoon at the homo Of Mrs.
Clyde Deputy. 4173 Ruckle street, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year; Miss Ida Jones, president;
Mrs. J. w. Kip, vice president: Mrs. A.
J. Hueber, recording secretary; Mrs II.
L. Brewer corresponding secretary; Mrs.
J. W. Jones, treasurer; Mrs. T. W. Engle,