Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
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street. Silver vases were used on the
luncheon table to hold graceful masses of
Premier roses, and -oso colored candles
in silver holders competed the attractive
color scheme Calendulas and other
spring blossoms Were arranged through
out the house,
Miss Ruth Muppny, violinist, and Mrs.
FL. H. Weber, harpst, furnished an at
tractive musical program. Mrs. Dorherty
Sherrin, Mrs. Madden's daughter,
sisted her mother in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs Chic Jackson 1929 Broad
way. have as their guest Harold Shaw Of
Chicago.
Mrs. T. A. White, Mrs. William Kitch-
enor. Mrs. Lucius A. Carey and Mrs.
James w. Graham were the hostesses Fri
day for the annual violet luncheon of the
Alpha Chapter of Tri Psi, which was
held at the Delta Delta Delta chapter
house at Butler College.
Mrs. Harold Van Voorhees, Of Boston,
Mass, is the house guest Of Mrs. G. Il.
Van Voorhees,, 20lS North Alabama street.
Mrs. J. Glenn Steinhart, a recent bride,
and Mrs. J. K. Hazard Of Ontario were
the honor guests at a luncheon Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. Delos 0. Shepherd,
1124 Broadway. Mrs. Shepherds other
guests were Mrs. Roy Mangus, Mrs. Ar
thus Strauss, Mrs. w. Z. Adkins and Mrs.
Lewis Pike.
Mrs. C. A Eddy Of Detroit, Mich, is
tbs guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L.
! Stafford, 24OJ North Meridian street.
The Indianapolis Country Club will
hold their opening dinner dance Satur-
day night May 6. A program of special
interest and special music for the occas-
ion has been planned.
Mrs. william H. Hart, 651 East drive,
Woodruff Place, viii entertain Saturday
afternoon with a 500 party in honor Of
Miss Louise Lingenfelter. whose marriage
| to Morris Gillespie will take place May II.
The homo Will be beautifully decorated
with spring flowers. AS token Of love for
the bride elect presents of crystal will be
given The guest list includes Miss
Jeanette Mathews Miss Helen Shepard.
Miss Agnes Schlueter. Miss Jane Strain,
Miss Agnes Avery, Miss Ruby Middleton,
Miss Grace Hoffmeyer, Miss Mary SeideT,
Miss Ina Gaskill, Miss Mary Meyers, Miss
Edith Hoffman, Miss Ethel Hoffman,
Miss Verle Davidson, Miss Marjorie Cor
don, Miss Lille Brook, Miss Margaret
Brown, Miss Inis Foote. Mrs Julie Wiles,
Mrs. II. L. Shaw, Mrs. Hazel schort a9d
Miss Ella and Miss Louise Robbins Of
Kansas City, Mo.
Members OF the PAT Delta Rho sororitJ
and their guests viii be entertained at Inc
home Of Miss F'reida Prosch, 1O7 North
Stite street, Friday evening.
Mrs. Forrest Chenoweth, b734 East
New York street. will be the hostess fer
the meeting OF the Saturday Afternoon
Literary Club at their meeting May 8.
Labor Legislation" will be the sub
ject OF a discussion led by Mrs Harry
Lloyd. E. S. Perkins, ex-chanrman OF
the industrial board. also viii address
the club.
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter spoke st the
meeting of the American War Mothers
Thursday afternoon on a War Mothers
Interest in Sons and Daughters" Dur
ing the business meeting it was decided
10 furnish a room completely for the
regular meeting of the War Mothers
at their new home, So North reEnsy1,
vania street. The next meeting Will be
Thursday afternoon, May IL
Following the annual custom. the Ge-
neva Club Of the Young Women's Chris
! tian Association will hold the May morn
ing breakfast. from 9 80 until o'clock
Saturday morning, May 10. at the asso-
citation building. This is open to the
public. The funds earned will DO used
to give as many girls as possible the OPP
portunity 10 have a ten days vacation
at Lake Geneva, Wis. There are many
reservations for breakfast parties, in
Guiding the Young Business Womens
Class of the North Park Christian
/ Church Sunday school, the State Life In
surance Company, Miss Stella Planalp
bringing party from Beach Grove, the
Merchants Heat and Light Company and
other smaller parties
The piano students Of Prof. Francis II.
Topmiller will give q recital>at 5 o'clock
Sunday afternoon in Grace Evangelical
Church The following viii take part:
Theodore Jones' Kenneth Lime Milburn
Jones, Harvey White, Francis Kennedy.
John Bruliss, Norbert O'Leary, Lawrence
Sexton. John Richeson, Beulah Cunning
ham, Pauline Mercer. Esther Kruge, Mar
jorie Little, Helenlouise Perkins, Geral-
dine James, Jessie Unger, Myrtle Wilson,
Elizabeth Cunningham, Violet Nordburg,
Isis Ride, Harriet Snider, Dorothy Mol
ton, Fay Roberts, Helen Basey, Autumn
Brady, Frances Meadows, Eioise Csrper,
Evelyn Boyd. Charlotte He'll Irene
Holmes and Margaret Beyers.
Mrs Morton Milford OF TT Meyers.
Fla, formerly Miss Florence Moffett of
this city, Is visiting friends in Chicago.
She will come Saturday to spend the
week with friends in indianapolis, fol-
lowing which she will visit III Crawfords
Vile.
The Ladies' Aid of the Progressive
Spiritualist Church will give social Sat
urday night at the home Of Mrs. John
Leach, 2Go4 Cornell avenue.
Mrs. J. W. McCreery and daughter
Melva, 81 North Bolton avenue, will sail
May @. Miss McCreery is going abroad
to complete her course in voice training.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis P. Goebel, 1858
College avenue and daughter, Louise Err
win, have gone to Chicago, where Miss
Erwin will be married at the home of
her sister TO Ralph Emerson Ratlif Of
that city.
The Calendar Club, Chapel Circle,
Queen Bees and the Social and Service
circles of the Roberts Park Church gave
Nav breakfast at l. 80 o'clock Friday
at the church. Spring flowers We're used
for the decorations.
Mrs. L. T. Trook and Miss Annabelle
Trook. $40 East Maple road. are visiting
in Wichita, Kan. They are the guests