The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-24

The Friday Afternoon Reading Club
bserved guest day" this afternoon
{ the Y. W. C. A
Mrs. J. A. Everitt entertained the
aembers Of the Irvfngton Fortnightly
Tub this afternoon. assisted by Mrs.
Henry J. Prescott. The program was
Iven By Mrs. T. II. Richardson, Mrs.
ieorge Buck and Mrs. Elmer VIII
ans
The Clio Club met this afternoon
tts home of Mrs. Nathan Masten.
frs. frank Wade and Mrs. Harry G.
'oughlen discussed 1.-The Fight for
be Common Peoples Bibles"
One hundred guests attended the
ard party given this afternoon by
ne cooperation committee of the In
annapolis League Of Women Voters
the Chamber Of Comerce.
The Ladies Society OF the Academy
[ Music entertained at cards this aft
rnoon in the clubhouse. Guest day
5as observed.
Mrs. c. L Wilkes entertained
thursday evening with a dinner
arty, announcing the engagement Of
er sister. Miss Blanche Pyatt, whose
iarrfage to Lewis Lentz, is to take
lace Dec. p. The bridal colors. pink
nd white were used IN the table dec
rations and covers were laid for Mrs.
0hn Mofatt, Jr.. Mrs. Robert Ken
all, Mrs. Morris Byrd. Mrs. Florence
arnen, Miss Ruby Wolf. Miss Helen
oble, Miss Margaret Goldstein. Mrs.
rank Lentz and Miss Ida Lentz. The
ostess was assisted by her mother,
Irs. z. NJ. Pyatt
Mr.. and Mrs William Taylor have
3 their guests their daughter. Mrs.
ebert Carter. and granddaughter,
ancy Jane Of Evansville. They viii
later to Austin, Texas. for the win
II.
Mrs. Helen Ensley lead the discus
on at the meeting Of the Friday
fternoon Reading Club IN the home
, Mrs. Caroline Whist this after
Don. Miss Alta Roberts spoke on
Puritanism versus Cavauerism."
ass
The program for the dinner which
ne Seventh District Democratic
yoman's Club viii give for Senator
lect and Mrs. Samuel II. Ralston this
vening at the Democratic Club in
ludes dances by little Miss Clemens
Iarie Daw, a solo by Miss Maxine
Goore, a reading by Miss Bernice Van
tickle and q talk by Dick Miller.
overs viii be laid for one hundred at
he dinner and several hundred are in
tied TO attend the reception which
Ttu follow. Mrs. Lena GOodspeed e
eneral chairman Of the affair ana the
hairmen Of other committees are
Hiss Julia Landers. reception: Miss
Adah SCckeu invitations; MRS. Lii
Ian B. Mackenzie. decorations: Mrs.
-eland 5. Dyer. program. Mrs. Eliz-
beth Meister, flowers. Mrs. George
VERDE. dinner, and Mrs. Z. 2. Bren-
ian. publicity.
The Altrusa Club VIII meet Nov. %
o hear talk by Miss June Gray,
EDUCATIONAL secretary Of the Marion
,Ounty tuberculosis Society, VINO viii
i've the history OF the double-barred
Red Cross. Saturday noon they viii,
aeet for luncheon in Ayres' tearoom
The active chapter and Indianapolis
lianCe of Delta Delta Delta viii give
Founders Day dinner on Tuesday
vening at the chapter house on
}eechwood St.
Mrs. T. 3. Wilson, who has been
he guest OF her sister. Mrs. John E
hendricks, returned 10 her home in
ireenville. Ohio. today.
Announcement is made Of the en-
agement Of Miss Dorothy Cox
OK. daughter Of Mrs. Anna Cox. to
avid 1IcGrain Jordon, son OF Mrs.
= II Jordon, the marriage TO AXE
lace Dec. 9.
St Nargaret's Guild. an organiza.
on which does not receive from the
onmuulty Chest. viii hold a food
ale from IN O'Clock in the morning
il 8 O'Clock Saturday afternoon at
= n. Delaware 81. The proceeds will
. used ia the children's wards AZ the
~ HOSPITAL The committee includes
IRIS. Theodore N. Weis, Mrs. Henry
teEemeier. Mrs. J. A. Davies, Mrs.
-arguerita Ryan. Mrs. Walter Eaton.
Iueller. Mrs. II. J. Moore. Mrs. Gil
art Cook and Mrs. Frank yYocher.
Twenty members Of the Greencastle
aapter Of the Alpha Phi sorority will
tend the luncheon TO be given at
"a Snirk Arms Tor actires and