The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-11
SOCIAL
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
BETROTHALS

Miss Frances Terrell, whose ma
TfRge to DR.. Clayton H. Dobbs is t.
take place Dec. %. has chosen as he
attendants her sister, Florence, VIII
win be maid Of honor. and Miss Mar
Wilson of Indianapolis and Miss Eu
nice Bfcken of Columbus, Ohio, brides
maids. DR.. A. NJ. Steiner of Prairie
Du Chen, Wis, will be best man. Sat
urday afternoon Mrs. S. Rollin Kautz
win entertain at bridge for Miss Ter
rali and Friday she will be the guest
OF honor at party given by Mrs
Albert Meurer.
A serenade by the chorus OF schoo'
No. IS was an unusual feature OF the
entertainment at the meeting Of the
Present Day Club in the home OF Mrs.
Frank L. Pettijohn On Park Ave. this
afternoon The musical program was
followed by a hunt for Christmas gifts
hidden throughout the rooms and a
play, The Puritans' First Christmas
Tree" given by the following mem
berE of the club in children's costumes:
AIrs. c. F. Doyles. Mrs. C. A. Cook,
Mrs. D. F. Leib, Mrs. L. I. Mills and
Mrs. l.. H. Nnllikan. A donation of
fruit was collected for the children at
the Marion County Orphans Home.
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The board Of directors of the May
Wright SewelI Indiana Council OF
Women will be held Wednesday after
noon In the Board Of Trade building
following a luncheon. Mrs. S. r. Art
man will preside and reports from the
!. chairman OF committees will be given.
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Mrs. Walter r. Mayer OF n. Della
ware St.. entertained with a Christmas
party for members Of the Monday Clug
this afternoon. Mrs. Noble Hilgenberg
and Mrs. Everett Schofield took charge
OF the program. Christmas carols
were sung by Mrs. Rea Hall Behymer.
accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Adllin-
son. The following took part in a
Christmas play: Mrs. S. T. Bogart,
Mrs Lewis Skinner. Mrs. S. D. Bash.
Mrs. Carl Wilmer. Mrs. Howard Pas
sci, Mrs. Allah Toph. Mrs. Frederick
Bner, Mrs. W. c. De Miller, Mrs. J.
r. Edwards, Mrs. Everett Schofeld
and Miss Bernice Reagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Randall
Of n. Meridian ST.. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter, Mrs. Edna
Randall Gould. to Jay T. Liddle of
New Orleans, La. which took place
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Goulu will
make their home in New Orleans, after
a visit in GuIfport. Miss.
Mrs. S. E. Perkins gave the second
Of her talks on English Cathedrals
at the meeting Of the art section OF
the Woman's Department Club this
afternoon. Thursday afternoon the
monthly meeting of the general club
will be held. DR.. Guy Montrose Whip
pie OF the University of Michigan will
speak and the Glee Club Of Shortndge
High School will give a musical pro-
gram
The Indiana Artists Club enter
tanned at tea Sunday afternoon in its
anew club rooms IN the When building
as a part Of its December exhibit of
paintings and other art work executed
by its members. Mrs. Emma Saner-
nebo. secretary Of the organization. swa
hostess for the afternoon and was as
sisted by Miss Margaret Scott. who
poured tea, Mrs. Florence Atkins Cav
IN, Mrs. ]. Otis Adams, Mrs. Wilbur
Shook, Mrs B. W. Stoddard, Miss
Blanche Stillson, Miss Emma 3. King.
Mrs. W. H. earns, Miss Vera Sanger
nebo, Miss Blanche Hendricks and
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Mrs w. II. Welch, who has been A
member of the Keramic Club since Its
founding twenty-six years ago. en-
tertained the members with a Christ
mas party this afternoon. Poinsettia
and evergreen bOughs were used as
decorations and a Christmas tree and
exchange of gifts followed luncheon.
Covers were laid for thirty members.
Mrs. c. c. Wilcox, Mrs. Guy Stay
man and Mrs. J. II. Orndorff arranged
the program.
The regular business meeting of
the Welfare Club was preceded by q
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Frank !.
HsiEht this noon. Covers were laid
for forty-fve, the centerpiece being a
basket of Christmas greenery and
scarlet flowers. Plans were COM
pleted for the Christmas parties the
club will give at the Poor Farm and
the Home For Aged Women. Follow
ing the business meeting cards were
)played.
The Woman's Rotary Club met for
luncheon today at the Claypool Hotel
Reservations for 200 have been re-
ceived for the luncheon the Woman's
Press Club OF Indiana will give in the
Chateau room at the Claypool Hotel
Tuesday noon. A Christmas tree viii
ill one end Of the room and the tables
viii be decorated with wreaths OF
holly. Mrs. c. o. Fenton Of
Logansport, president, will have
charge OF the affair.