The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
Entertainments
Weddings
BetrOthdLS

Miss Virginia Lee Hosmer Of
Trvington has left for Ann Arbor,
Mich, to attend the University of
Michigan
The Monday Conversation Club,
which enters its t~wenty-ffth year this
An, observed Presidents day today
with a luncheon at the Spink-Arms.
Covers were laid for twenty-five. pink
candles in crystal holders and baskets
OF pink and white cosmos being USED
to decorate the tables. Mrs. John S.
Wright, the incoming president,
spoke on. New Honors," and toasts
were given on Passing Manners"
and Seen, Not HeaTd." by Mrs.
Charles Campbell. Mrs. c. &. Blakes-
lee spoke on 1.-The Whole Scenery
and Jazz Band" and Mrs. Hadley
Green talked on, (which Way Swings
the Pendulum" Mrs. Edgar r.
Eskew acted as toastmistress.
The other officers are Mrs. Charles
3. Campbell vice president; Mrs.
George W. Fromm, secretary
Mrs. Charles E. WeIliver,
brittle. Executive committee chair
MAJ is Mrs. Edgar R. Esker with
Miss Alice Newell and Mrs. Myron
r. Williams as assistants. The mem
bership committee is Mrs. c. F. Dear
born, Mrs. Roy E. Beck and Mrs.
Emma Barnes.
The, Theta Mothers Club viii en-
sertain Gamma Chapter Of Kappa
Alphs Theta with a picnic this eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Hilton L.
Brown in Irvingten. This will be
the guests of honor. Mrs. James A.
sutherland, president, is in charge Of
the arrangements.
announcement is made of the en-
gagament of Miss Alma Lorraine
Davis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
p. Davis. TO Roy H. Peterson, son Of
a. !. Peterson of Bardstown, KY, the
Wedding to take place Nov. %. Miss
Davis attended Indiana University
and is a member of Delta Zeta So
lGtity. Mr.. Peterson is a member Of
ire Quart Fraternity.
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At the meeting Of the Fortnightly
study Club. held this afternoon at
tie home of Mrs. James W. Graham.
Hiss Elizabeth J. Cotton, president.
spoke on 1.-The United States. a Ma
rion Among Nations in 1876 Mrs.
Daniel T. Weir spoke on The I'M
pulse Given to. American Art by the
Centennial, and Mrs. J.. E. MAY read
selections from the work Of Sidney
f4anier. .
The marriage of Miss Eliza Para
iaore. daughter Of Mrs. W. g. Para
more of Park Ave. to Earl ~. Sour
~ine of Greencastle will take place
pct. q in the afternoon at the Cen
tral Ave. NJ. f. Church. Miss Para.
more Will be the guest Of honor at
Several parties during the next two
weeks. Friday, Mrs. Victor Jose will
Entertain with a luncheon bridge:
Tuesday. oct. 10. Mrs. Wilbur Shook
ivill give a luncheon bridge in honor
OF the bride-elect. and Thursday, Oct.
r.. Mrs. Russell Moore and Mrs.
iieorge Cornelius will give a bridge
barty at the home of Mrs. Moore.
Miss Annabelle Troop and Mrs. James
Ioftin also will entertain for Miss
Paramore.
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Miss Emma Tevis has returned to
The medical school at Northwestern
University to do postgraduate work.
Mrs. Horace E. Springer and Miss
44ucille Springer will entertain with
q luncheon bridge tomorrow in honor
IF Mrs. Donald c. Hawley Of Loredo,
Texas, Mrs. z. X. Barnes and Miss
Grace Barnes of Boston, Mass, who
hfe house guests, and Miss Eleanor
Forbes Of Miami, Fla.
Ladies' Night" will be observed this
evening by the Indianapolis Literary
Club at the Propylaeum. William W.
Thornton will speak on Some Aus
~s,ralian Literature and Some Things
australian" The officers for the
looming year are: William P. Kappes,
iresideut; James A. Rohbach, secre-
lary; George G.. Calvert. treasurer:
FIerbert-K. Woodbury., John II. Oliver
Fsnd Franklin F. Chandler. vice presi-
aeS@. This will be the first meeting
~ the year.
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Presidents day was observed this
Afternoon by the members of Vincent
e, L. S. C. at the home of Mrs. John
Barryhill on n. Delaware St. A pro-
gram was given by Miss Ruth Rainier,
harpist, who is a pupil of Alfred Holy
bf the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The numbers included "Logand." by
label: "Carcarolle,' by Alfred Holy;
.Pattnuglia Spagnuola," by Pede-
schr. and Romance" by Alfred Holy.
Miss Leona Wright sang several
solos.
: Mrs. Myra Reynolds Richards.
president of the Woman's Rotary
club, was in charge of the luncheon
Today at the -C1aypool Hotel. This
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