Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-20
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Mrs. Clemens vonnegut, 6o4 East Thir-
teenth street, left Saturday morning for
Lake MaAinkuckee, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. strieghtoff, 81
East Thirteenth street have as their
guest Mrs. Walter Crikett of Blooming
ton.
Mrs. S. e. Perkins, 1o11 North pennsyl-
vania street. viii leave the first of the
week for Lake Maxinkuckee, where she
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer Morse Jr. have as
their guest Miss Martha Morse of chi
cago. Several parties are being planned
In honor OF Miss Morse.
A Lebanon luncheon was given Friday
afternoon ut the home of u. w Morgan,
1915 North Oxford street, when Mr., Nor
gan's aunt, Mrs. Cora Morgan Williams,
entertained sixteen guests. Covers were
laid at one large table, with center
piece of roses and peonies. The guests
included Mrs. X. C.. U. Cook, Mrs. Ada
Beeyanm, Mrs w. J. Deyol, Mrs. B. S.
Higgins, Mrs. l.. S. Sterling, Miss Helen
Caldwell, Miss Daisy Masters. Miss
Bertha McConaughy, Miss Rose Devoi
and Mrs Samuel Ralston. Mrs. Williams
is sailing for Europe with her niece,
Miss Vera Morgan, June 10.
Mrs. Agnes wilmanns. 24i8 Broadway,
was the hostess Saturday Afternoon for
a meeting Of the Phi Beta Psi Sorority.
The following officers were installed !:
Mrs. Virginia Patton. president, Mrs.
Viola Marsh, vice president: Miss Ruth
Buck, secretary; Miss Fennetta Mullen,
treasurer; Miss Helen Mannix, CORE
spending secretary, and Miss Dorothy
Kelley. press editor. The plans for the
coming convention, June 2T29, were dis
cussed, the indianapolis chapter being
the hostesses.
Miss Elizabeth spprgeon. 1881 North
Oakland. was the hostess Friday after
noon for the Installation Of Eta chapter
OF Kappa Phi Delta. Members Of the
East Chicago chapter attended the In,
stallation, giving the work. Among the
Chicago members were Miss Beryl Reid,
Miss Sybel Clapper. Miss Christine Reid,
Miss Florence Cadman. Mrs. Catherine l..
Hubbell and Mrs. Lillian Brentlinger.
The girls who were initiated were Miss
Thelma Burgess, Miss Sturgeon, Miss
Clara Conner, Miss Francis Huey, Mrs.
A. W Sanford Jr.. Miss Clara Voilmer.
Miss Alma Maschmeyer and Miss Rather
Inc Healey. Following the initiation. an
installation banquet was given The din
ing room was artisticaily decorated in
lavender and gold, the sorority colors.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Walter
Burgess and Mrs Harry Spurgeon.
The boarding seniors Of Tudor Hall en-
tertained Saturday noon with a luncheon
for the resident seniors The table rec
Grafton was a large eenterpiece OF roses
and spring flowers. Crystal candle hold
ers tied with tulle and place cards
syrnboliztng the the graduates were at
each place.
Miss Creme ohr will entertain Sunday
afternoon In honor Of Miss Dorethea
krun. whose marriage will take place
May p.
Invitations have been received for the
wedding of Miss Marjorie White. daugh
ter of r. f, White. 60 East Thirty
Fourth street, ana Thomas f. Jordan.
which will take place June at the Third
Christian Church
Thes wedding OF Miss Thelma Fender
CAST, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
Pendergast,. 1910 Parker avenue. and
Harry G. cutsinger, son Of Mrs. Addie
May Cutsinger was quietly solemnized at
the home OF the brides parents Friday
afternoon, with tho Rev. George Hennin-
ger officiating The young couple have
gone for short wedding trip and will
be at home after June l at 1860 North
Pennsylvania street.
The 2eta Tau Alpha Sorority will hold
open house from 2:3o TO $50 Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Alice
,ruz.er, 3I2 Kenmore Road. In the re-
ceiving line will be Miss Alpha Burkhart,
nat ionaI president; Miss poyue koonse,
president of Indiana University chapter,
Dr. Mary Agnes Hopkins, National Pan
Hellenic representive; Miss Gladys Nc
Kelvey, retiring president of Butler chap
ter: Miss Este Fisk, president-elect. and
Miss Alice Crozier, hostess
The annual date meeting luncheon of
the United States Daughters Of 1872 will
be held Monday noon at the SPHINX Arms.
The comittee In charge of the luncheon is
Mrs w A. Guthrie, Mrs. A. Il. Parker
and Mrs G. +. Lash.
The May musical of the Sigma Alpha
Iota Sorority will be given Wednesday
evening al the indiana College of Music
aud Fine Arts. The program is on the
different periors in music and has been
arranged by Miss Eleanor Beauchamp.
Piano selections will be played by Miss
Leolne Jaquith, Mrs. Dorothy Jorden
Davis and Miss Florence Walden Miss
Irma Ross, and Miss Martha Winken-
hofer will play violin numbers
The wedding Of Miss Emma Closing,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Closing
Of Beech Grove, and Joseph Gospodarick
was quietly soemnized Saturday after
noon at the German Lutheran Church,
with the Reverend Evans officiating. The
bride was dressed in a white bridal-satin
gown sealoped around the bottom and
with center panel of narrow lace.
Brussels neck and clustered hips caught
with lilies Of the valley. The veil was
cap fashioned held with lilies of the val
ley. Her bouquet was Of sweetheart
roses in shower effect. Miss Mabel
Marshall, maid of honor, wore a pink
taffeta dress trimmed with blue and pink
roses and carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Henry Closing, brother of the bride, was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Closing will be
the honor guests at a bridal dinner given
at the home OF the bride following which