The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-28
SOciGLACtiUitieS

I The marriage of Miss Carroll Cox TO
J. Finbar Murphy Of Kinsale, Ireland
will take place at noon Saturday in
F. the home of the officiating minister.
!. Rev. c. c. Bonnen. The only attend
ants will be Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Cox.
/ Mrs. Cox viii wear a frock Of white
Z Georgette with hat to match and carry
/ a bouquet of tea roses. The bride will
+ wear gray satin crepe, trimmed in
! French roses with gray slippe ana
:. hat TO match and carry a shower of
I Aaron Ward roses. Following the
L ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Murphy will
! leave for Lake 81anitou for Il two
/, weeks visit. The at-home address is
! for Il S. Tuxedo after Aug. Is.
/. The Indiana Board Of Photoplay In
{, dorsers will give a lawn fete Friday
+ evening at the corner of Thirty Eighth
and Meridian Sts. The entertainment
+ includes moving picture sail during
I the evening, Hawaiian music. a for
T tune teller. fishpond and various
+ games. Saturday morning at 10
I O'Clock there will be a special showing
Z Of ''Nanook of the North" al the Cir.
/ Gle Theater for the Board of Photoplay
Indorsers.
Mrs. Paul Henderson and son, Mar
! tin, Of Washington. D. c.. who have
been the guests of Mrs Charles E.
Rush at her home in Irvington. re-
turned home today.
Miss Margaret Scott entertained
with a rbaa4a- No NJ. -. 81. Ar.
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Florence Young of Shouston. Texas
Ayhc is visiting her sister. Mrs. Cora
saSung Wiles. The guests included
airs. William A Cushbach, Miss Eva
55ssRViles and Mrs. Joseph Wnes.
s. Mrs. William Tichenor was hostess
For meeting of Tri Psi Friday after
:saoon at her home on Poplar Road.
IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Field and Miss
Marie Fields will leave Saturday tc
sspend the remainder Of the summer in
.the north.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. F-lanner en-
iSertained the members Of the Indian
Rpolis Advertising Club and their fam
!alies with a lawn party. The dinner
stable was cleverly arranged with news
.paper advertisements and clippings
.Etrewn over the cover and placards of
..the clubs slogan. Truth" used as
ssnarkers.
3 Covers were laid for twenty-eight
lfsat q garden partv~given Wednesday
airs. Jane n. Gold, at her home on
Sanders st. Dinner was served on
1.-THE lawn. which was attractively dec
i.erated with tall baskets of American
Beauty roses and lighted with Japan
csc lanterns.
81 Among the Indianapolis people reg
5stered in at Cedar Point, on Lake
: Erie, The Breakers, are James H.
Heather, Miss Anna Burns, Miss Erma
Hicks, Miss HiIda Spangler. P. J.
Adele. Mr.. and Mrs. r c. Hull. Miss
zNeoma More, J. G. Dendrick, Arthur
sR- Swanson and G. c. Blazer. At The
.Aedars, Mrs. George s. rGarcan, Mrs.
:s94. Hittle and Mrs. Charles Glenny Of
ssthis city are guests.
8 Mrs. James Murdoch is visiting in
Chicago. and will return to Indian
sapolis Sept 1.
= Lincoln Lodge. No. 2, Knights and
blades of America, has selected Mrs.
MARY Cunningham as permanent sec
s-retary to take office Aug. i. There
viii be an election of officers for the
sensuing term next Tuesday night in
p: H. C. Hall, Michigan and East SITS.
tuesday, Aug. 8, will be the first an
ss71iversary of the lodge and program
rs being arranged for that evening.
sSyhen drive for new members will
zbe inaugurated.