Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
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Mrs. John Downing Johnson, 20 East
Eighteenth street, will depart Monday
for Fort Worth, Texas, where she will
attend the wedding of her son, John
Downing Johnson, Jr., and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Dickinson, daughter of Charles
Dickinson of that city to take place Jan.
26. Mrs Johnson viii stop a few days in
Pittsfield, Ill, and will be joined by MI.
Johnson and son, William, who also will
attend the wedding.
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Miss Elizabeth McMath who has come
from Purdue University to spend the
week end at her home at Golden Hill. is
entertaining a house party including
Miss Nina Huffman of Newcastle, Miss
Joyce Paulson of Noblesville, Miss
Thelma Sprague of Lafayette, and Miss
Winifred Smith Miss McMath and her
guests attended the Theta luncheon today
and will be guests at he State Theta
ball this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeffries, who have
been house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Budd. 3245 KenwCod avenue, have re-
turned to their home in Newcastle. Mrs.
Jeffries formerly was Miss Alleine Budd.
The indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi
Beta Phi entertained with an attractive
" appointed luncheon in the tearoom OF
the Woman's Department Club today,
mothers Of the members being special
guests The hostess committee included.
Miss Annette Hedges, chairman; Miss
Ruth Tharp, Mrs. Justus Paul, Mrs.
Paul Denny, Mrs. Ellis B. Hall, Miss
Hazel Abott, Miss Lettie Blue, Miss
Grace Bryan. Mrs. S. o. DUNCAN, Mrs. J.
r Hoopingarner, Mrs. c. r. Marshall,
Miss Fay Marshall, Miss Margaret Remy,
Mrs. c. H Wsyl, Miss Lillian Weyl and
Miss Adah Wyrick. The program con-
cerned the ri Phi settlement schools
with illustrated talks by various mem
beers. Mrs. Ellis Han conducting. The
tables were arranged with baskets Of
bright colored spring flowers tied with
tule. MIS-. Carl Fletcher presided.
The indianapolis Alumni Association Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma were entertained
with a eharmingly appointed luncheon
this noon at the Spink-Arms. Jonquils
In silver baskets tied with yellow tuIle
were used to decorate the tables which
were lighted with yellow candles in sill
Yer holders. Mrs. George Losey was in
charge Of the arrangements and was as
sisted by Mrs. Paul McCampbel. Mrs. II.
Landers, Mrs Fred Mills, Mrs. Lewis
Morgan and Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Mrs.
Luke W. Duffey was in charge Of the
theator party which followed the lunch
con.
The marriage Of Miss Carolyn Coffin,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
conn, to Charles Harvey Bradley Jr.,
viii take place this evening at O'Clock
at the Meridian Street VI. E. Church.
Bishop ". A Quayle. formerly Of this
city, VIII perform the ceremony, assisted
by Dr. Virgil Z. Rorer, pastor OF the
church. Following the ceremony there
VIII be a reception at the Woodstock
Cub.
Additional cute town guests who have
come for the wedding include: Mr.. and
Mrs. g. VI. Bradley of Dubuque. parents
Of The bridegroom; Mrs Francis Hord.
IeTre Haute Mrs. Frsncies Jones. Chi
cago; Mrs. Lillian Frost, Riverside. Cal.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Ray. Terre Haute;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Shafer: Mrs Carroll
ShAIer Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan.
South Bend, and Dr.. and Mrs. Kennedy.
Shelbyyille.
The Phi Delta Sigma sorority enter
JARED with a surprise birthday dinner
last evening IA honor Of Miss Freda
SchakeL 1923 Brookside Parkway. To-
morrow afternoon the sorority viii have
2 guest day meeting at the home Of Miss
Mary Ham. 2l24 Central avenue.
Tho Beta Beta Alumni Club OF Alpha
-hi Omega Was entertained with a
o'clock luncheon today at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Thomas. 535 East drive
Woodruff Place. Assisting the hostess
We're Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs Kenneth
Davis, Mrs. s. r. Walker and Mrs J. y.
A business meeting followed
he luncheon and plans were made for
he annual State luncheon and dance to
be given In February.
Mrs. Don Z. Bridge gave illustrated
biographies OF the following Alpha Chi
Omega composers; Mrs. II. II. Beach,
Margaret Ruthfen Lar and Ellen Beach
Vow, Illustrating esCu with vocal selec-
tons. Mrs. George Smith illustrated the
OF Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler,
Madam Helen Hoopkirk and Mr.. Edward
with piano numbers.
The Woman's Rotary Club will meet IN
weekly luncheon session in the Floren-
tine room Of the Claypool Hotel at IL 80