The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-08
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The Indianapolis League of Won
IN Voters has planned a community
hop and card party to be given at $50
/ in the evening, July IS. at the River
side Canoe Club. One entire floor of
the club will be given over to cards.
with a prize for each table. Another
floor will be devoted to dancing. The
league plans to interest the entire
community in the affair and commit
tees will be appointed for the various
neighborhoods. The general chair
man of the arrangements is Mrs. John
w. Trenck, and the main committees
are as follows: Tickets, Mrs. Rather
inc Tucker and Mrs. Marie Karner;
Hospitality, Mrs. w. H. Bobbitt, Mrs.
J. F. Edwards, Mrs. Allen T. Fleming,
Mrs Frank Wampler, Miss Marjorie
Hunt and Mrs. W. H. Blodgett;
notices, Mrs. W. T. Barries. Mrs. ]. Z.
Hollon. Mrs. Josephine Byrkit and
Mrs. P. ]. Clark; publicity. Mrs. David
Lurvey, Miss Adah Bush and Miss
Sarah Lauter.
The Beta Tau Sigma Sorority will
be hostesses for party to be given
Wednesday evening at Hester Bailey's
studio, 903 n. Pennsylvania St, for
the members Of the Intra Sorority
council The other members of the
council are, Sigma Delta Sigma and
Delta Pr Epsilon. The hall will be
decorated in the councils colors, pUr-
pie and gold and a program of songs
and dances will be given.
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Born, SO E Sixteenth
;, has returned after spending sew
rhl weeks motoring through the
East
Mrs David Lurvey, 2S41 n. Talbot
Ave, has returned from a visit in Chi
cago.
The Good Fellows Club will hold
their annual picnic at Smiths Park
Sunday. Members of the Janet Ava
Girls will be guests of honor. Mem
bers will assemble at the home of Mr..
ing Ave, at 7:SO o'clock Sunday, and
will go to the park by motor.
The auxiliary to Frances Review
No. s, W. B. A, will have an an-day
party, Tuesday, at the home Of Mrs.
Grace AIi1erk, 4035 Park Ave.
Mrs. William AIendenhall enter |
tanned twelve guests at a miscellane- |
Gus shower Saturday Afternoon at her |
home on Hibben Ave. in honor Of /
Miss Guinevere Ham, a bride-elect. \ |
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the decorations of the !
rooms and table. Miss Florence Doan !
assisted Mrs. Mendenhall. Yesterday |
Mrs. Harold Caldwell entertained with /
a luncheon bridge and shower for !
Miss Ham
y The Hoosier Athletic Club viii have
a picnic followed by a dance July 10
at Columbia Park, starting at o'clock /
in the afternoon and continuing until !
Il o'clock in the evening.
Miss Margaret Hedgecock, rs n. |
abma ST., viii go to Detroit, Mich. |
inday. to visit for a fortnight
Mrs. Mary Pearce, s101 N Illinois !
St, will leave Sunday for Bay View, !
Mich, where she will spend the re |
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lawson, SIS
Whittier Pl.,. are motoring to Lake F.
George, y. Y, accompanied by Mrs. |
Fanny Lawson and Roy Lawson.
DR.. and Mrs. George T. Earhart. !
1886 Broadway, have left for a visit
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott and
son Edward Of the Spink-Arns have |
motored to Walloon Lake. Mich, for
the summer.
Russell Lowell and John Mckay,
sOs2 Broadway, have gone East for a
visit with friends in Rhode Island and
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mueller, 44S3
Broadway, have returned from a
three weeks motor trip through
northern Michigan and southern Can
ada