The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-08
Social ActiUitieS

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Mr.. and Mrs J. J, Berry VII en-
terrain with a bridal dinner this eve
ming at their home in honor OF their
daughter. Helen, whose marriage to
Lawrence Early VII take place at
$50 o'clock tomorrow evening N the
First Baptist. Church. Dr., Frederick
E. Taylor Officiating The crystal ap-
pointments for the table are family
heirlooms and the centerp zee will be
a miniature lake Covers viii be laid
for Mss Mildred DauSherty, who viii
sing al the wedding; Miss Jean Tarl-
ton Of ST LOUIS, No, ma q OF honor;
Mss Lola Noble and Miss Blanche
White, bridesmaids Miss Marjorie
Case and Mss Barbara Babcock,
flower girls; Master Brooks Nellett,
ring bearer; Herbert Haaschberger,
best man, and Il. H Bloemker, II. +.
Geiger, r L Hartman and R Il.
Cobb, ushers-
Out-Of-town guests who VIII come
for the wedding include DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Scudder and son Hugh Of c n
cinnati, Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Tarlton,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Cobb, Mrs. W. Z.
Berry Of st. Louis, 40, and Mrs, F.
w Harris of Broadmore, Texas
The Hoosier Athletic Club enter
tanned Thursday evening for members
and their guests in honor of the open
ing Of the 1922-192S season Dancing
on the roof and in the bah room,
from 9 until u O'Clock, and special
swimming events in the pool were the
chief events of the evening
Mrs. Robert Hammond was the
hostess today for the regular meeting
Of the Central W. c. T u at which
the election Of officers was held
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hodgson VII
spend the week end in Madison and
Louisville, KY
Mrs. S. H Smith, of y. Meridian
st, has as her guest her grandson,
Robert Snyder Of Pasadena Cal
The district directors Of the Indiana
League Of Women Voters VIII meet
Wednesday, Sept 20, at ? o'clock, fol
lowed by a meeting at 7:45 Of the ap-
potntment committee On Thursday,
Sept q, the State board viii meet
at 1890 o'clock at the ClaypooI Hotel
49,
The first anniversary Of the Omega
NJ Tau Sorority was celebrated with
p banquet in the Lincoln room of
the Hotel Lincoln Thursday evening,
at which Mrs Mildred Irons and Miss
Lillian Reinking gave the toasts, and
vocal and instrumental numbers We're
given by Miss Helen Rowe, Miss Ruth
Reinking, Miss Lillian Reinking and
Mrs Irons.
Black and gold. the sorority ColOrs,
were used IN the table appointments
and favors were small fans. The
Omega NJ Tau officers for the COM
ing year are: President Mrs Mildred
Irons; vice president, Miss Helen
Rowe: secretary, Miss Lucille Dich-
mann; treasurer, Miss Florence Mon
fort; society editor, Miss Helen Tay-
Tor; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Norma
Ernsting.
Miss Alice Logsdon VIII leave In
dianapolis next week for Ward Bel
mont College, Nashville, Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Chic Jackson have
as their guests Miss Esther Shaw OF
Chicago, IL, and Miss Lola Jackson
of Muncie.
Miss Emma Martindale Of y Penn
sylvania St, accompanied by her
brother. Col. z. B. Martindale, will
sail next week for Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. b NJ. Homnold of
Kansas, Ill, are the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Lehman
of the Richelieu Apartments
Miss Caroline Kane and Miss Fern
Kane of the Barton Hotel are visit
ing friends in Paramount.
$50
Mrs. L. Briggs announces the mar
rage Of her daughter. Dorothy NJ,
to NJ. Albert Raftery. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Raftery, which took place
Wednesday morning at st. Joseph's
Church, Monsignor F. 3. Dowd Of
floating. The bridal music was played
By Miss Mabel Raftery, violinist, and
Mrs. Joseph Schattner sang several
solos. The bride was attended by
Miss Kathryn Briggs and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Eyster. John Raftery, brother
of the groom, was best man and
Edward and Frances Raftery were
ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Raftery left for
a trip after a wedding breakfast at
the home Of the bride.
Miss Charlotte Howe will enter
tain with an informal dinner party
this evening at her home in Irving
ton in honor. of Miss Margaret Mann
of Smith College. who is her house
guest.
The Presidents Day luncheon Of
the Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
will be held Sept. 26 with Mrs. P. z.
Powell as hostess.
Miss Thelma O'Connor left today to
spend the winter in Bethel, Wis.