Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
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The Downey Avenue Christian Church 4
was the scene of an attractive wedding at 4
! 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning when Miss
| Ruth Tharp, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4
! B. Tharp of SO Layman avenue, became 4
! the bride Of William Thomas johnson. j
! The ceremony was performed by the Rev. /
| c. H. Winders
Miss Tharp wore a suit of dark blue, |
| with hat to match. Her corsage bouquet
was of roses and lilies of the valley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Hoagland, 52s
| Park avenue. win entertain at dinner
| Wednesday evening for their son, Virgil
! Hoagland, whose marriage to Miss Dora
thy Lambert daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Lambert, viii take place Wednes-
day.
! Guests at the dinner will be Mr.. Hoag- |
lands fraternity brothers. He is mem
Der of the Lambda Chi Alpha.
Mrs. Andrew William Hutchinson, %
! Hampton Court, entertained Wednesday
afternoon with a kitchen shower in honor
Of Miss Caroline Hobson whose marriage
to William Whiting Raymond will take
! place April % The home was decorated
with spring flowers. The guests were
Mrs. Claus Harwick, Miss Nell Smith,
Miss Dorothy Jones' Miss Elizabeth Ken
! needy, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. William
Mick, Miss Grace Hobson, Mrs. George
Hobson. Mrs. Pierre Philblad and Mrs
/ George Kline.
! Mrs H. H. Bushong, $3.50 North Me-
ridian street, entertained the Martha
| Hawkins Society Wednesday with a COW
cred dish luncheon. Covers were laid for
fifty guests, The following officers were
elected: Mrs. f. L. Evans, leader; Mrs
/ William Ray Adams, first vice president;
/ Mrs. George StOner, second vice presi- (
/ dent; Mrs. Herman Rogge, treasurer; 1
/ Mrs. Joe Caperton, recording secretay;
NJ $. f. II. Sparks, corresponding secre-
tary. The club has pledged itself to I.
raise $4,000 for the gymnasium fund of {
/ the Crawford Industrial home at lions 1
Vile, and at the meeting Wednesday it 4
was announced that $500 had been !
raised.
The following young ladies will come
Friday from Bloomington, where they 4
! have been attending Indiana University,
! to spend their spring vacation with theiP 4
parents: Miss Elinor Carpenter, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter n. Carpen-
ter; Miss Dorothy Daugherty, daughter 4
. of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Daugherty
I Miss Marie Field, daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. 0AdE1eS " flelu, ana MISS t1aIeL Z
Meier. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George 4
P. Meier
club Of young girls which has been
devoting its time to charity this winter +.
is presenting a benefit dance and playlet /
I Tuesday night, April 10, at the Odcon
Hail. The proceeds VIII be given to /
charity. Tickets may be obtained from 1
the following girls: Miss Betty Bur 4
CESS, Miss Julia AIDE, Miss Alice HoI- I
loren, Miss Marjorie Forsythe Miss Lou /
/ Use Duncan, Miss Alice Logsdon, Miss /,
Josephine Fife, Miss Daisy Folkerth. /
! Miss Virginia Potter Miss Ruth Haasa
and Miss Nary Pasha Carver:
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! Mrs c. C. Spurrier. 4555 North Penn +.
/ sylvania street, viii entertain the Hoo /
/ sier Tourists Club Thursday for 1 /
o'clock luncheon. The club is studying
/ Spain and Spanish customs Mrs Harry
! Forte. Mrs. Salem d. Clark and Mrs
/ H. 3. Pearce will read papers on span
ish Types
| At the meeting Of the Fortnightly Lit.
erary Club Tuesday afternoon at the
PropyIaeum the following officers we're
/ elected. President, Mrs Harry Fitton:
/ first vice president. Miss Gertrude Baker: 4
J
ford recording secretary Mrs. Mortimer /
Furscott; corresponding secretary, Mrs. !
! Edward White, and treasurer Mrs. Allen 3
| Hendricks Two committee appointed
were the membership committee of which
/ Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore was made 3
chairman, and Mrs. Ida Davis Finley.
/ Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mrs W. NJ. Wishard B
and Mrs. Elias Jacoby are members, and B
| the room and finance committee, made up
/ rf Nfrs MipaF o. no IN nd MIRO
! Friedrich IT, Bird, Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook. /
Mrs. Donald Jameson and Mrs. Charles 4
Dryer.
At the meeting of the Little Theater 4
Society Thursday evening in the audi i
forum Of the Public Library. a play by &
Miss Bernice Van Sickle. "Dotty Becomes E
| Diplomatic" viii be read. The program j
viii lie N char sc of Frank Felix.
The Mtruistic Club will meet at the ]
home of Mrs. Ella Kurtzc. 1881 Broad /
way. Thursday for l o'clock luncheon. /
Covers will be laid for twenty.
Mrs. Clarence HUghel was the hostess (
Tuesday afternoon for a luncheon at her /
home IS Whittier Place, at which mem
bers of the Irvington Tuesday Club were
guests. Covers were laid for twenty-five.
The program Of the afternoon was made
up Of a piano number by Miss Katherine
Bowlby. a reading by Miss Mildred Sultze
and a dance by Miss Constance Forsyth,
followed by the election of officers. Mrs.
Dora p Riley was elected president. Mrs.
Willis X. Miller first vice president, Mrs.
J. II. Fry second vice president, Mrs.
c. NJ Cunningham treasurer, and Mrs. +.
s. Bowlby secretary. An executive com
mittoe composed Of Mrs L. Fl. Griswold.
Mrs f. c. Ropkey and Mrs. William
Forsyth was appointed
The Cedars Of Lebanon Club will meet
with Mrs H. c Ulin, o020 North Tai
bort street. Friday afternoon. April II.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Allie
Lowman. Mrs Edith Buskirk and Mrs.