The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-27
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
Entertainments
Weddings
BetrOthGLS

entertain this evening in the Claypool
Hotel, with a bridal dinner for their
daughter, Bernice, whose marriage to
Robert Stemphel will take place Sat
urday. The covers viii be marked
with corsages Of sweet peas and roses
for the ladies and boutonieres Of
white roses for the men. The center
piece, a plateau of roses. will be con-
nected with end decorations by ropes
of srnilax. Light will be from can
dies in silver holders with silver
shades tied with bows of pink and
white tulIe. out of town guests will
include Miss Edith Mood of Upton.
James Adams of Chicago. and Miss
Lola Noble, who has come from the
University Of Wisconsin to be a
bridesmaid for Miss Wiltshire.
The Indiana University Alumni As
ISOLATION Of Indianapolis Will give an
autumn party Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 4. at the home of Mrs. ". a.
Myers on Highland DR.. Mrs. Mark
Helm, pianist. will play "Gavotte
Bach" by Sain Saens. Mrs. w Hus-
ton will read a revised constitution for
the organization. Mrs. Felix T. Nc
Whittier will speak on Legislation as
It Affects Indiana University" The
program committee for the party is
Mrs. +. Whitcraft. Mrs. A. II. Fiske,
Mrs. Wyckuffe Lewis, Miss Dorothy
See. Miss Helen Cox and Mrs. Edward
Boleman. In the dining room Mrs. J.
E. Clemens. Mrs. c. o. Mccormick,
Miss Ann Smith, Miss Florence Smith
and Mrs. Olive BeldOn Lewis will
serve. The hospitality and invitation
committee includes Mrs. Taylor Gron-
niger. Mrs Hammond Deupree, Miss
Laurel Thayer. Miss Genevieve Brown
and Mrs II. L. Foreman. Mrs. 7. a.
Stoup is general chairman Of the pro
gram committee for the remainder Of
the year and has on her committee
Miss Marie Fields, Miss Ellen Woody,
Miss Hazel Miller and Mrs. Oscar
TolIe
Alumni Of Mt. HolyoIIe College, who
have formed the Mt. Holyoke College
Club OF indianapolis. are to hold a
rummage sale at 237o Northwestern
Avenue all day Saturday. Oct IS. &C
cording to announcement today from
the president Of the club. Mrs. How
ard NJ. Benedict. The proceeds OF the
sale are TO go into the $4,000. 600 en-
dOwment fund OF the college, which
IS one Of the Oldest women's colleges
in America. It IS located at South
Hadley, Mass. and number or In
dlanapolis women have been Gradu-
ated there.
Among Indianapolis women In
charge OF the sale Saturday are Miss
Wfnifred Allen. Miss Marian Beman,
Mrs. II. ". Benedict. Mrs. Ida Bill
man, Mrs. I. ". Bugbee. Miss Cleora
Church, Mrs. 2. c Lewis. Mrs s. f
Perkins. Jr: Miss Emily Rood. Miss
Helen Thornton. Mrs. J. ". Weddel
and Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesenburg.
The Irvington F'ortnightly Club met
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Samuel McGaughey. Mrs. s. L Pot
ter assisted the hostess and Mrs. F
W. Hogle spoke on Hayden and
the Creation" Mrs. A. r. Robinson
talked on The Literary Aspects Of
Genesis" and Mrs. c. J. Orbison read
the FOrtnightly News thrift number.
At z meeting OF the committee for
''For-Get-Nfe-Not Day" yesterday aft
ernoon in the Chamber Of Commerce.
It was decided each church would be
asked TO appoint girls to sell the
flowers and that a War Mother would
be appointed TO chaperon each group
OF girls. The places to sell the bou-
Duets obtained are the Hitel Wash
ington. W. X. Stewart Company, the
lobby Of the State Life building and
the pharmacy at Thirtieth and Illinois
SITS.
Mrs. Foster Y. Smith. Miss Louise
Wills. Miss Mildred Morgan. Miss
I.orena Ray. Miss Ruth O'Hair, Mrs.
?. Z. Lesh. Mrs. c. b. Dyer. Mrs.
Theodore B. Locke. Miss LOrene JET
fries. Mss Charlotte Lesh, Miss Grace
PhiIputt and Mrs. Joseph Muuane VIII
be hostesses at the annual presidents
dav and installation OF officers Of the
Kama Alpha Theta Alumni Club to-
morrow afternoon at the home OF the
president. Mrs. Henry H Hornbrook.
other officers are to be installed. Mrs.
Dwight s. Ritter. who was the clubs
delegate TO the grand convention at
Lake Placid. y. Y, last June, VIII
give a report Of her trip.