The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-02
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
Entertainments
Weddings
BetrOthdLS

open day" was observed BY the
Aftermath Club this afternoon in the
home Of Mrs. Charles ". Field. An
extensive program was given. includ-
ing a talk on Religious Music" bv
Mrs. Fred ". Shideler, illustrated by
Mrs. 0. T. Behymer by the following
songs: THE Earth Is the Lords,
twenty-fourth Psalm. by Lynes; Fine
Foste Burg" by Luther; u Love to
Tell the Story" gospel hymn; The
Ninety and Nine" by Camanard; The
Lord Is Mindful Of His Own s.
Paul and Love Never Faileth. thir-
teenth chapter Of Corinthians. by
Root. Mrs Behymer was accompa-
MED by Miss Lora Cook.
The hostess was assisted by the fol
lowing members Of the program com
mittee: Mrs. George W. Cornelius.
Mrs. Y. W. Woodward Mrs. J. II.
Brill, Mrs. Fred W. Shideler. and the
following daughters Of members: Mrs.
Charles Binkley, Mrs. Clarence VIII
IsinsOn, Miss Bernice Reagan, Miss
Lois Yant. Miss Melissa Jane Corne-
l.us. Miss Christine Wilson. Miss Es-
Their Allison. Miss Helen Won Grim
nIenstein. Miss Rebekah Shideler. Miss
Josephine Day and Miss Marie Field.
The club colors, violet and white.
we're used In the decorations.
The Ophelian Club viii give its
first benefit dance Saturday evening
at the Womau's Department Club.
The proceeds will be used for the re
lief Of destitute families for which
tho club provides. The committee
in charge is Mrs. Bernice Birely. Miss
Esther 3Iullin. Miss Margaret Hindel,
Miss Pearl Bemis, Miss Jessie Ham
rick and Mrs. Mabel Campbell.
Miss Madge Becraft of Kol<ono was
pledged last evening to the Delta
Theta Tau sorority at the home OF
Mrs. Herbert Bear. The members and
pledges Of the sorority were entertain
ed with a Halloween party following
the pledging. Miss Becraft viii leave
this week for a six weeks visit in Cal
ifOrnia.
Miss Mary Hazel May was married
to Leroy D. Moon last evening at the
home Of he bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Melville L. Moon on n. Tai
bolt ST. DR.. William B. Farmer read
the service before an altar Of palms
and ferns and baskets of chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride was attended by Mrs
o. ". Means and Vance May, her
brother was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moon have left for visit in Chicago
and will be at home at 2416 n. Talbot
St, after Nov. Is.
Guests from Kokomo who attended
the wedding Of Miss Emma Roth to
AdJt. Gen. Harry B. Smith, which took
place yesterday afternoon, included,
Capt. w. F. Donnelly, Sergt. L. NJ
Johnson, Major. J. o. Patten. Lieut..
Carl G. Yarling, Lieut.. Stuart b.
Davis, Lieut.. Ray Dieden and Lieut..
William Rowney. The ceremony was
performed at the First Baptist Church
by DR.. Frederick f. Taylor. Adjutant
General and Mrs. Smith will be at
home after Dec. 1. on Brentwood Ave.
Mrs. William Welch is In charge of
reservations for the card party the
ways and means committee Of the
Woman's Department Club will give
tomorrow afternoon at the clubhouse
At a meeting of the Indianapolis
Woman's Club this afternoon in the
Propylaeum, talks were given by
Mrs. Edward B. Tagga1t, Mrs. Guy
Wainwright and Mrs. Grace Clark
Pierce.
Mrs. f. P. Woolery was hostess for
a meeting of the Woman's Round
Table Club this afternoon at which
papers were read by Mrs c. B.
Hodges. Mrs. r. r. Reeder and Mrs.
D. A. Murphy.
Dramatic art pupils Of Mrs. Eu-
gene Fife and Miss Wilma Davis, as
sisted by piano and violin pupils of
Mrs. Charles Bebinger and Elmer
KrUse. will give a recital Friday eve.
ming in the Cropsey Auditorium of
the public library.