Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
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avenue, with birthday party given by
her daughters, Miss Sarah Foster and
Mrs. Frank Baker. In the afternoon Mrs.
Fosters three great grandchildren. three
great grandnieces were christened by the
Rev. Sextus Steele. Among the guests who
attended the celebration was Mrs. Re
becca Hutchins Of Roachdale, a cousin
of Mrs. Foster, who Is So years old. The
house was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers and in pink and white
colors. About eighty guests attended the
party.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club will
| hold a guest day meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. w. Rob-
| ertson, 2451 Parkway avenue. A musical
program will be given: vocal solos by
Miss Florence Byers, Mrs. w. w. Clouse,
Mrs. X. L. Davidson; plano solo, Miss
Bessie Hill; a violin solo, Miss Lucille
Thompson; readings by Mrs. c. Earl
Smith and Mrs. J. G.. Martin; the &C
| companuist will be Mrs. Harold Tucker.
The decorations will be carried out in
| pink and white with spring flowers in
| large vases.
! A dance will be given Saturday evening
| May 81, at the Athenaeum by the ir-Si-
Tel Club. This is the second annual
| Speedway dance to be given by the club,
| and favors will be given as souvenirs Of
| the dance The music will be furnished
/ by the Syncopafing Five and enter
| tainers The chaperons for the evening
! are Mr.. and Mrs. Eckhart. Mrs Mamie
| Brown Mr.. and Mrs Fred Connell and
! Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. Lindeman The com
mittee In charge of the arrangements are
Charles Eckhart, Paul Roach, Edward
| kirkhoff, William Nagle and Eldon
| Rogers.
A theater party will be given Wednes-
| day afternoon by the Wrd Flower Club
at the Murat Theater, t. celebrate the
clubs eighth anniversary.
The last meeting of the literature de-
partment OF the Woman's Department
Club will be held at the clubhouse, 1902
North Meridian street, Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Warren d, 0akes, Mrs. f. f.
Gates. Mrs. Leo X. Fesslcr and Mrs.
Charles Koehring will give the reviews of
four Of o. Henry's stories from the 1929
volume OF he memorial awarded short
stories.
Mrs T, IT. Komstohk Will be the host
ess for the meeting Of the Progressive
! Sixteen Literary Club for luncheon at
her home, 1923 Park avenue Following
the luncheon Mrs Demarchus c. Brown
will talk
meeting Of the New Era Club will
be held at tho home of Mrs c. L.
Temple. 1858 Carrolton avenue A nature
program will be given with Mrs. Nellie
b. petro speaking on National Parks"
and Mrs. Charles Rosenbarger speaking
on Beauty Spots in Indiana"
Tho Fortnightly Music Club met at
the homo OF Mrs. John George. Gao East
Drive, Woodruff Place. A program was
given by Mrs. Arthur Weber Cd walter
Henry Rethwell' and "StakowskL"
Mrs Leo Harris and son, Charles, OF
Mt. Summit. who have been visiting Mrs.
Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Crouch, and relatives of this city, left
Tuesday morning for Danyila. Va, 10
join Mr., Harris who plays ball IN the
Piedmont League.
Mrs L. J. Shirley will be the hostess
for the meeting Of the Beta chapter OF
the Dclrhian Society at her home, 53TT
East Washington street, Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Demarchus Brown viii
have charge of the program. Tho dis
! cnssion will be lead by Mrs. j. Ii. Binn,
Mrs Tyler Oglarhy, Mrs c. H. Angus
tein, Mrs. c. ". Whaley, Mrs 4. II. Free
land. Mrs. W. S. Ham and Mrs. ]. H.
Fry.
Tho first banquet given by the alumni
cf the Northwestern University will be
given at the spink-Arms saturday eve
49,. II
VIII attend this meeting for the purpose
Of starting State organization.
Tho wedding Of Miss Geneyieve Eliza
beth Perrin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Perrin. 223e kenwood avenue,
and George II. Mode. Jr,. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George IL Mode. 3l2T Park
avenue, was solemntzed at the homo al
the brides uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ha9ermann. 3127 Park avenue,
| Monday night at o'clock, the Rev.
Father Elmer Ritter OF the Cathedral
parish officiating. Tho bride wore a
dark blue travelling veil with hat TO
match and a strand of pearls, the gift
II the bridegroom. Her corsaga was OF
orchid sweet peas and sweetheart roses
The maid OF honor. Miss Edith Vance.
wore q gray suit with orchid hat and
wore corsaee of orchid sweet peas.
Erwin Mode, brother Of the bridegroom.
was best man. Miss Helen Harrison,
hnrpIst, played the wedding march Dur
ing the ceremony she played ITO
Wild Rose" ]. G. Vance sang II Love
You Truly" preceding the ceremony, and
melody Of Love" following.
Mr.. and Mrs Mode, Jr.. will DO Mt
home after June / ut $40 West Forticth
street.
Miss Esther Graft. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Graft, and Robert Hughes,
were quietly married at the home of the
brides parents Monday night ut s O'Clock,
the Rev. John Prentiss officiating. The
bride wore a gown of white canton crepe
Bonded with pearls and carried shower
bouquet OF white roses and lilies Of the
valley. Following the ceremony a re-
ceptlon for the members Of the families
and few intimate friends was held at
the brides home.
After July /, Mr.. and Mrs Hughes
Will make their home In Omaha, Neb. u
Miss Florence Herr whose marriage to
Raymond Stone will take place early In
June, was the honor guest at a shower
, given by Mrs. Ira NJ. Holmes at her coun-
try home near CaStleton. The guests
included the members of the board of
tho indianapolis League of Women
Voters.
The Independent Social Club held Its
six teenth anniversary party Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Its new presl-
dent, Miss Marjorie Hunt 2o21 Ruckle