Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

OF MS UduRnteT MdEJpTie W Hoihas
Evans Jordon. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
u. Jordon, Slo4 College avenue. The
wedding is planned for June ., at the
Third Christian Church, the Rev. 7. W.
Grafton officiating.
Mrs. Russell White sister Of the bride
elect. will entertain for her Wednesday
afternoon.
The wedding nj Miss Opal Isabel Ross,
former Indianapolis girl, and Earl
F. Canheld Of Cleveland was solemnized
In the Holy Cross Church Of Cievela nd
Saturday morning. The Rev Joseph
Ryrne officiated. The attendants were
bridesmaid Miss Margaret Ryan. aud
best man, Harold Ryan cousins Of the
bridegroom. The at home announce
announcements are for 1900 Lexington
avenue, Cleveland. after June l.
Miss Tnraulnna Noss. 1901 Broadway.
and Miss Pearl Randall. ii22 College ave-
nue. are visiting in Philadelphia. where
they will attend the convention OF the
general society, Daughters of the Revo-
luton. They ars the house guests OF
Mrs. Charles r. Walbert, president gem
cral Of the convention.
Mrs Arthur Bradford Grover enter
tanned Saturday evening with dinner
party at the Country Club, In honor of
MIR AMI Mrs Charles Harvey BRADLEY Jr.
Saturday evening was the formal opening
Of the club.
The committee in charge Of arrange
mcnts for the Needle Work Guild lunch
con given Monday at the Hotel Lincoln
In honor Of Mrs. Morris Wilson OF Phlla !,
dcluhIa national treasurer. and Mrs
Robert f. Harding Of TT. Wayne, State
chairman, were Mrs. Elijah Jordon, MIS-
T. +. Hodges. Mrs. r. II. Chandler, Mrs
H. NJ. Wainwright and Mrs. w. Rolte
REPORTS from the convention held last
week in ST. Louis we're given by the del
pgates other guests at the luncheon
we're the officers OF the charity organiza-
tions for which tho guild seVs.
Mrs Aquilla q Jones, Mrs, Martin
Ehrfuss Jr. and Mrs. Emma Sweetser OF
the indianapolis chapter of the Alliance
Franchise. have returned from New York
city where they attended the annual
federation meeting Of the organizations
The local chapter held the last meeting
Of the year Wednesday at the public
library and re elected oil OF last years
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Stockton, who
spent the past winter In Florida, have
returned to Indianapolis and are at home
at $50 East Twenty Fifth street.
Mrs. Jesse Marshall, 3134 North Della
ware street, will be the hostess Monday
for the regular meeting of the Welfare
Club.
Daughters Day" was observed Monday
at a meeting of the Monday Afternoon
Reading Club mt the home of Mrs. VIII
liam c. Harrison, 36es North Illinois
ST rect
Miss Ruth Rowlus and Mrs. Eugenia
Street will be in charge Of the Tuesday
evening meeting OF the Writer'S Club.
which will he held in the auditorium of
the public library.
The Independent Social Club will meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. n.
Trevebaugh, 30 McKim avenue.
Mrs. f. Fl. Bingham, 2oa6 North
Meridian street was the hostess Monday
afternoon for a card party. at which
members of the Proctor Club were
guests This meeting Monday was the
last OF the year for this organization.
guest day meeting was. observed
Monday by the Irvington Cotarie Club,
which met at the home of Mrs. Luther
Shirley, 5371 East Washington street.
Mrs +. T. Davenport. Mrs. J. X, Kings
bury and Mrs. c. F. Donnell made up the
committee In charge OF the afternoons
program.
"Air Mail Service" was the subject of
talk by Mrs. George F. Turner before
the Present Day club, which met Mon
day at the home Of Mrs. c. n. Breaker,
2t5S College avenue.
The program Of the Monday Club,
which held it's regular meeting Monday
afternoon at the Propylaeum, was made
up Of a discussion Of PROBLEMS of an
American city" by Mrs. w. c. Demiller.
and vocal numbers by Mrs. Jean Me-
Cormack, accompanied by Mrs. Herbert
Atkinson.
Mrs. James e. Nelson % Hampton
court. was the hostess Monday for
luncheon at the Woodstock Club. The
guests were members of the Monday
Bridge Club.
Ancient History in Medicine will be
the subject of an address to be given by
Edwin NJ. Pitkin at the meeting Tuesday
evening OF the Century Club, which will
be held at the Metropolitan School of
Music.
Mrs. Nora Mccain. 2214 ashland avenue.
and daughters. Elsie ard Gladys, and
son Everett, motored to Camden for the
week end. Camden wa, formerly their
home. The BAPTIST Chu -ch OF that city,