Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-17

Mrs. J. w. Korn and daughter Erma,
2431 Park avenue, are entertaining Tues
day for Miss Ruth Springate, a BRIDE
elect, with 4 breakfast followed by a
theater party. The breakfast table viii
be decorated in pink and orchid, the
brides chosen colors. i basket of roses
and baby primroses will form the center
piece The table viii be lighted with
orchid candles tied with tuue. Covers
will be laid for nine guests, Mrs. John
Rau. Jr., Mrs. Edwin Bracket, Mrs.
Clifford Forte, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Miss
Marie Moore. Mrs. Arthur T. Wells Of
Muncie and Mrs. Ferris Meyers.
Miss Mabelle and Miss Myrtle Mayer
Of Morton place. who have been spending
few days in Chicago. have returned
home.
The women's Club OF the Athenaeum
gymnasium will give q Pivot card party
at the Athenaeum Tuesday evening.
Bridge. five hundred, euchre and skat
will be played. a prize will be offered
at every table. The hoStesses will be
Mrs. c. J. Karle, Mrs. Martin Birk and
Mrs. c. B. Sputh.
Miss Marjorie Parish, 4145 Guilford
avenue, entertained this afternoon with q
tea IN honor of her house guest, Miss
Ethel Campbell Of Northwestern Uni
versity. who IS spending her spring vaca-
ton with Miss Parish.
Mrs. Selene Hoffmeyer entertained Sun
day afternoon in honor Of her daughter
Mary jeans fifth birthday. The house
was decorated n yellow and purple. Each
child was given 4 bright cOlOred paper
cap. The favors were baskets Of Easter
eggs and little chicks. The guests were
Misses Betty Lighthiser, Marcelle Webb.
Joanna Timmons, Mary Louise Fox and
Jack HendrickI. Bobby Timmons, Henry
Louis Keller, Billy Fox, Kenneth Tim
mons and Theodore Perry, Mrs. Alice
Hendricks. Mrs. e. c. Lighthiser, Mrs.
Joseph Timmons, Mr.. and Mrs. a. L.
Webb, Mr.. Wilbur Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hutton and Mr.. Theodore Perry.
Mrs. Hofmeyer was assisted by her
mother Mrs. Theodore Perry.
Mrs. Herbert S. AIcNeeley will entertain
the members Of the Expression Club
Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1916
North Pennsylvania street A program
from the opera Robin Hood" by Regi-
maid de Koven, will be the chief feature
of the afternoon. Mrs. Frank Burns viii
read. Mrs. o. n. Richardson will give
the vocal selections and piano numbers
win be played by Mrs. John A Fink.
Members viii respond to the roll call by
giving current events.
At the meeting OF the Heyl Study Club
Tuesday afternoon At the Y. ". c. a q
ill Ell -.
clubs study book, THE New Nap OF
Asia" Chapters viii be read by Mrs. c.
". Hardy, Mrs. Willard New, Mrs. Bal
lard Long and Mrs. George Knodle.
Mrs. Guy Il. Shadinger, SAB University
avenue. WAS the hostess Monday for q
meeting of the Irvirston Woman's club,
at which Mrs Thomas 9. Howe read q
paper on Barrett Wendell and Liter
airy History Of America"
The Indianapolis Social Club viii hold
a business meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the Theodore Home for Girls. Mrs. Hat
tie A. Ryder viii be the hostess.
The Monday Conversation Club, which
met at the home Of Mrs Ernest Wales,
1886 North Pennsylvania street, was en-
tertained with a program on America s
New Verse" by Mrs. Emma Barnes, Mrs.
Owen I. Miller and Mrs. May Moore.
Thrift" was the subject Of the pro-
gram which the New Era Club gave Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs W. H
Chere, S23 South Noble street talk
on Thrift" was given BY Mrs. J. II. Mes
sick and Lessons in Thrift from the
Life Of Andrew Carnegie" was the sub
iect Of a paper BY Mrs. J. Z. Wallace.
Mrs. David Ross. Mrs. D. s. Menasco
and Mrs. Cora Young Wiles we're IN
charge of the program Of Mondays meet
ing Of the " omau's Research Club. The
hostess for the afternoon was Mrs. Frank
Floyd 44J0 Park avenue. The chief fea-
ture of the program was a talk on Cuba
and the Bahama Islands" by Mrs. Menas-
co, illustrated by radioptican views from
photographs taken by Mr.. and Mrs
Menasco on their recent trip to the
island. Mrs. Grace Mckay, who is State
chairman Of the Junior and Juvenile de-
partment of the Indiana Federation Of
Music Clubs viii discuss the work Of
her department, and Master Howard Con
lin will play Handels Largo" and
Venus Waltz" on the cOrnet, accom-
panied by Miss Lenore Brandt A talk
by Mrs. Charles z. Cottingham on the
origin OF the Indiana Board Of Photo
play Indorsers will complete the pro-
gram.
4 clsverly planned Easter party and
egg hunt Was given Sunday afternoon OF
tbs home OF Miss Mildred Blacketor, the
14-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
wills Blacketor, SS5 s. Oakland avenue
The party was given for the entertain
ment OF the Woodside Junior League, Of
which Miss BIacketor is a member.