Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
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foWers with greenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Dean, 1916 North
i Meridian street, accompanied by Miss
| Frances Morrison, 1922 Park avenue, are
! taking a trip to California. They will
| leave Indianapolis, May 81.
], Miss Helen Rikhoff. was the guest OF
! honor Tuesday afternoon at party given
! by Mrs. l.. L. Glidden, 10 Eastern avenue
| Two tables Of bridge were played, with
Mrs. Annetta Allen, Mrs. H. c. Young
man. Mrs. Robert Bowser, Mrs. James
/ Messler, Miss Marie Vogt and Miss Gladys
! Little as guests.
1 A luncheon will be given June by
the Indianapolis League of Womsn
!! Voters in honor of Mrs. Walter Green
ough newly elected State president. The
/ luncheon is In charge of the program
| and hospitality committee. Mrs. j. NJ.
! Corwin and Mrs. ]. f. Edwards as chair
men.
The Women delegates and visitors to
the Republican State convention will be
| entertained Thursday morning with a
! breakfast at the Hotel SEVERN. The
women in charge Of the breakfast are
Mrs Wolf Sussman and Mrs. Olive
Hobbs.
Miss Lucille Riley, 40S West Twenty
Eighth street entertained Monday eve
ming with bridal shower In honor Of
Miss Minona Lyons, whose marriage to
Gilbert Lukens will take place June TO-
/ Little Miss Lucille Bowers, dressed as
| Cupid, presented the gifts in a decorated
I W bu al
ballet number. The home was decorated
in pink and white and the refreshments
carried the pink and white idea. The
guests included Miss Helen Roupin, Miss
Helen Nickson, Miss Lorraine kappan,
Miss Lola Miller. Miss Helen Free, Miss
Florence Lyons, Miss Mary Kelley, Mrs
Edward Mcclure, Mrs. b. J. Haworth,
Yrs. Clyde Lyons, Mrs William Nc
Henry. The hostess assisted by her
mother Mrs. James Riley.
The committee In charge Of the dance,
given by the girls auxiliary to the Chel-
ter House for the Aged on Friday night,
are Miss Frieda Levy, Miss Vera Bern
stein, Miss Anna Greenburg, Miss Re
becca haplan, Miss Selma Goldberger and
Miss Sara Bernstein. This Will be the
last dance OF the season, and a festive
planned. Tickets may be secured from
any member of the organization.
The wedding OF Miss Anna Cecilia Nor
ris. daughter Of Mrs. May F. Morris 900
Gladstone avenue, to Joseph G. Wood
was quietly solemni%ed Tuesday morning
In Our Lady Of Lourdes Church. Mr. and
Mrs. Wood have left for short wedding
Trip, and VIII be at home after June l.
The Fortnightly Literary Club held It's
last meeting Of he season Tuesday after
noon At the Propylaeum, The room was
aftiSueaiiE decorated with spring flowers
ana greenery. Guests were invited to
the meeting and program Suggestive of
spring and summer was given. Mrs.
Elias Jacoby read a paper on Joys of
the BY path and Miss Caroline Malott
on Gardens"
Some phases Of public welfare" will be
the subject Of the address given by Glenn
= Harsh at the meeting OF the Century
club Tuesday evening at the Metro
politian School OF Music
Mrs. +. w Shidler, TIT East Thirty
Fourth street, was he hostess for the
meeting of the Inter Ala Club Tuesday
a. HUN ~ TpullI ~LHple discussion on
The Philippines was given by the mem
hers.
\ picnic meeting was held for the regu-
lar meeting of the Meridian Heights In
ter So Club Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Ed Culbertson at Clermont
All the members met at the iBLerurbau
station at II o'clock and went out on thu
Same car.
The regular meeting Of the Inter Nos
Club will be held Wednesday afternoon
at the home 81 Mrs Ralph Goldrlck, ia
Eerkley road program has been
planned In which Mrs Frank Kimberlin
viii speak On "Whtman's Influence on
Frost and Saubrrg" and con Dresser
and 0ppenheirna by Mrs Chaplin Wagner,
ana On Anderson, Masters ana Lind
say" by Mrs. j. L. Stacy, Mrs. II. f.
Goldrick VIII r8ad a fottcr from one of
the corresponding members Special mu-
sic has been planned.
The Council OF Jewish Women ana the
Temple Sisterhood entertained Tuesday
afternoon with a luncheon and card party
at the Casino Gardens for the women
who accompany the delegates to the
B'Nai Birth convention which was being
hold at the Claypool Hotel from Sunday
until Tuesday.
Mrs r. C. Van Horn, 2Sf7 Ruckle
street. will entertain with / o'clock
luncheon Wednesday for the members of
the Phi Sigma Sorority. Spring flowers
will be used In the decorations
Mrs William Forsyth, Il South EN-
eerson avenue, was the hostess for the
meeting Of the Irvington Tuesday Club
at her home, which was decorated with
spring flowers and green leaves of trees
Mrs. G. II. Winders gave talk on THE
Leading Industries of the United States
Miss Anna Lott gave a review of current
hstory.
A hike was taken Sunday by the Jaunt-
Bit Club from the ingalls, station to
the Kanazer country home. where they
were served with n fried chicken dinner
The Independent Social Club met at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Spencer, % North
Oriental street, Tuesday afternoon. The
home was decorated with the club col
ors, red. white and blue, in honor of
Decoration day
The last meeting of the Sesame Club
for this year was held Tuesday after |
noon at the home of Mrs Charles w |
Nichols, 65t East Twenty third street