Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25


! School. After the graduation Mrs. Co
burn and her two daughters Anna Bar
! bara and Helen will go to Annisquam,
/ Mass, to spend the summer.
! delightful breakfast was enjoyed by
the women delegates and visitors to the
Republican state convention Thursday
morning at the Hotel SEVERN Mrs. W off
/ Sussman and Mrs. Oliver Hobbs were the
hostesses. The tables were attractiyely
decorated with spring flowers and green
cry.
| Mrs, Lena Hubbard, 1880 Broadway.
will leave Saturday, May p, for Los
Angles, Cal, where she will visit her son
G. L. Hubbard.
Mrs. e. II. Schmoe viii be the hostess
for the meeting Of the Friday Afternoon
Reading Club at her home, 1921 East
New York street.
guest day meeting Of the rrvington
Fortnightly Club win be held at the
! home Of Mrs. A. r. Robinson 1888 East
Washington street. This Will also be the
last meeting Of the year of the organ
| ization. The hostess Will be assisted by
Mrs. Samuel McGaughey.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
at the home OF Mira. Joseph Bristow,
4454 Central avenue 4 paper will be
! read by Mrs. George ". Budd on WON
en- OF the Past In Suffrage and Prohi-
bition."
| A number of parties have been planned
| for Miss Marguerite Jackson, daughter of
! Mr. ana Mrs Lafayette A. Jackson whose
| marriage to Edward Hubbard West Of
| New York WIN take place Monday, June s.
! A theater party will be given by Miss
| Helen Maholm, 1871 East Thirtieth street.
on Friday, and Mrs. David Jennings and
| Miss sylvia Gold will entertain with a
! luncheon on Saturday, May Y.
| Mrs. Montgomery s. Lewis OF Brendon-
/ wood will be the hostess for the Indiana
/, yassar Clubs celebration OF Founders
! day Of NaSsar College on Saturday after
noon 80
Occupations Open to Women" will be
| the topic discussed by Mrs. Nellie War
rem and Miss Adelaid Cronin to the girls
aud women at q meteing Thursday eve
uing at the Y. ". c. A.
A picnic luncheon was served at the
meeting Of the Marion County War Moth
ers hela Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
p II. Hahn. 2259 North Capitol avenue.
The home was decorated with spring
flowers and greenery to resemble the
out-of doors.
Covers wero laid for twenty i've at the
meeting Of the Hoosier Tourists Club on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
c. A. Cali IN Valley Mills. The pro-
gram for the afternoon was given by
Mrs ]. E. Andrews The next meeting
Of the clut Will be party at the .Malo
chicken dinner place.
Women delegates ana visitors to the
Republican State convention were the
guests Wednesday afternoon OF Mrs.
Warren T. IcCray ut reception at the
Governors home Tea was served to the
guests in the sun parlor, which was
cha rmtngly decorated IN white and yell
low daisies. In the living room peonies
were used for decorations Governor Nc
\ Cray's sister Mrs. S. A. Comparet of
kentland, presided at the tea table,
Miss Arthella Carter, whose marriage
to Frank c. Fishback Viii take place IN
June, was the honor guest at dinner
party Wednesday evening at the Hotel
Lincoln. given by Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Metzger, which was followed by a box
party at the Murat where members OF
the bridal party were the guests OF Mr.
i aud Mrs Max Rocker.
Mrs r. c. Van Horn, 2S1T Ruckle
street. was the hostess Wednesday after
noon for o'clock luncheon ut which
the members Of the Phi sigma Sorority
were tho guests. The house guests Of
Mrs Marvin T. Curle, Mrs John Killing
-
Wis, were also guests Of Mrs. Van Horn.
Mrs II r. Meyer. Mrs. Louise Mowwe,
Mrs Edward Meyer. Miss Laura Meyer,
Miss Elizabeth Nortsann and Mrs. Charles
Steiner VIII be the hostesses for the
meeting Saturday afternoon of the
woman's auxiliary to the Altenheim,
which will be held at the home.
Red, white and blue flowers carried out
patriotic color scheme at luncheon
bridge wednesday afternoon for which
Mrs. C. b. Hauk, 1929 Broadway. was
the hostess Mrs. Frederick Nehrbas
and Miss Ruth Casey assisted the
hostess.
Mrs 8. f. Perkins, 1911 North Penn
sylvania street, has as ner guest Mrs. f.
p. Whipple OF Rockport.
Miss Edith Meier and Miss Carrie Nc
Mechan, whose weddings Will take place
June !, were the honor guests Wednes-
! day evening at a kitchen shower in the
I home OF Miss Imogene Roughan, 2If4
/ East Twelfth street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Sandage left
! Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
| they viii spend several weeks as the
/ guests OF their daughter.
The Hooster Athletic Club was the
| scene OF attractive luncheon bridge
party Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
Joseph Fehrenbach, 1881 Park avenue,
entertained sixty four guests The SIX
/ teen tables were decorated with roses and
lavender garden flowers. Mrs Edmund
Rosenberg assisted Mrs. Fehrenbach In
! entertaining.
Mrs E. r. Buscher, 434o Carrollton
avenue, was hostess for a Charming
! luncheon on Wednesday, given by the
! Woman's Auxiliary to Local 100. Ma
/ tional Federation OF Postofflcs Clerks
/ in observance Of the sixth anniversary
| of their organization. Tho guest Of
! honor was Mrs. Robert Fl. Bryson The
rooms were prettily arranged with
masses Of spring flowers. with a center
piece of roses for the tables. Follow
! ing the luncheon, an Interesting pro-
| gram was given by Mrs Ben Harris,
/ Miss Raye Gr"athatch and little Mary
l Martha Kettler, readers; Miss Beatrice