Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-23
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Miss Norma Mueller, 1905 Central ave
nue., will be hostess for the luncheon
meeting Of the Aluman Club Of the Mu
Phi Epsilon sorority, tomorrow. A
musicale will be given by members Of the
organization, preceding the luncheon,
Miss Louise Mason Of Louisville who was
the guest artist on the Matinee Musicale
program yesterday is to be the honor
guest. Mrs. John Lloyd Elliott win pre-
side.
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Mrs. Ida R. Smith and Miss Nell Smith
1892 North Meridian, have gone to Florida
for stay of several weeks.
Samuel K. RatcllG. American CORES
pendent for the Manchester Guardian.
was the speaker at the meeting Of the
Contemporary Club last evening at the
Metropolitan School Of Music Mr.. Rat
cliff spent FIVE years in India as a cor
respondent and his comments on his ex-
periences ct that time were Of decided
interest.
The for nightly meeting Of the Little
Theater Society Is to be held in the
auditorium of the public library tonight
Test Dalton will read his play, The
Mantle Of Lincoln" and Those Trouble
some Pearls" by Ed Munyan, Is to be
given by a caste Of Little Theater folk.
Including E. c. Wolf, Walter Fondrey,
A J. Everett, Leland Z. Thorne. Paul
Dokhenwodel. Floyd Hoover Henry
Thomas, Merle Harris, Joseph 2. Lawler
Lorraine Rattan, Gladys Rattan and Te-
welia Buck, A. J. Beriault directed the
latter readings. Mrs. Eugene Fife Will
preside at the meeting.
Mrs. Alex Goodwin, 22o1 Ashland ave
nue.. was hostess for the Washlugton's
birthday guest party Of the Independent
Social Club last evening, husbands Of
members being the special guests A fea-
ture Of the evening was the mock we'd
ding Of Martha GUSTS and George Wash
ington. The characters included Mrs
William Hanger as the bride and Mrs. /
p. McPheeters was the bridegroom; Mrs
A. L. Atkins and Mrs. Arthur Carr as
the mothers; Mrs. Howard Galley Mrs
+. +. Brennan, bridesmaids Mrs W. II
Blodgett, a colored nanny; Gaylord
Doyal, the pastor. and Mrs J. K Wells
John McFeeter and Ihmensen giving the
bridal music. The party was costuued
in bridal regalia Of Colonial days and
the music was in keeping with the
quaint character Of the event The house
and blue streamers. with ribbon showers
In the same colors falling from the lights
and the walls were hung with flags Six
II guests were entertained the bridal
party acting as hostesses.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Elizabeth
Heating, daughter OF Thomas p. Keat-
ing, 1880 North New Jersey street. to
John 2. Carroll, son Of Mrs Margaret
Carroll, was solemnized yesterday at IS.
Peter and Paul Cathedral, the mass be
ing read by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Chart
rand The altar was arranged with a
banking Of palms and ferns and cathcd-
raj candles Miss MAGENTA Ryan in q
frock Of orchid taffeta with lace drap-
cries, and bouquet Of pink roses, was the
brides only attendant Elmer Steffen
acted as best man. The bride wore an
attractive gown Of ivory satin embroid-
cred in pearls fashioned with a court
train and tulle veil caught with pearls
She wore the bridegrooms gift. a pearl
necklace. Her bouquet was shower Of
Bride roses and valley lilies Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll have departed for a trip,
the bride travelling in brown suit with
hat to match. The at-home announce
ment is for 1890 North New Jersey street
after April L
The marriage of Miss Frieda Keller and
Ralph Werner and Miss Julia Keller and
j. Turner COuchman was solemnized with
n double ceremony yesterday at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph H. Keller, 1855 Wright street Miss