The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-05

Activities
EN- TERT ANN NTE
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALs

A T a prettily appointed luncheon
today at the Spink-Arms, Miss
Y - Angeline Bates, who is TO marry
Albert L Dougherty Thursday morn
ing, was the guest Of Miss Pauline
Curnick. Covers were laid for Mrs.
". A. Houser, Miss Ramona Bert
ram, Miss Venda Bertram. Miss Bates
and her house-guest. Mrs. William J.
Thomas of Sharon. Pa, and Miss
Curnick.
TroME COMING DAY will be OBJ
served at the Kappa Kappa
u - Gamma house Wednesday. At
10 o'clock there will be a business
meeting Of the Alumni Association.
luncheon will be served at noon. Miss
Louise Stockdale and Miss Genevieve
Adams are in charge. A program by
the active chapter and pledges will
compose afternoon entertainment.
One hundred guests and members
Of the Irvington Chatauqua Club were
entertained this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Peter McEwen. 36 n.
Irvington Ave. The house was
decorated with roses and June flowers
in pink and white. Mrs. McEwen
was assisted by Mrs. Samuel N1cNutt
ard Mrs. Ivy Miller. Mrs. Claude J.
Stevenson read The Heart of San
O. San" Pasquale Montani, harpist,
accompanied Mrs. Hazel Simmons
Steele. soprano. in several selections.
Alpha Theta Sigma sorority will
meet Wednesday evening at the home
ofSMiss Alice Miller. 1905 Roosevelt
Ave.
Mss Chr1stineSI ireland, who Is to
.Slary Raymond n. Mcguire Wednes-
by. was the guest Of honor at a
prettily appointed bridge party and
shower Monday afternoon - the home
Of Miss Elizabeth Graft, 3734 Wood
lawn Ave. Baskets of spring flowers
in pink and white were used TO deco
rate the rooms. Ices in the shape of
flower pots Of sweet peas were served,
after which the gifts. piled in a huge
white basket tied with pink and white
ribbons, were wheeled in on a serving
wagon
The guests: Misses Caroline Ma
gl1ire, Helen Erber, Elsie Miner,
Dorothy White, Caroline Miller, Jo-
sephine McCray, Geneva Hungate,
Evelyn and Eleanor Mcqueen, Edna
Hunt and Nell Lee Richardson.
The class day exercises and party
Of the Indianapolis Normal School
Will be held Wednesday evening at
school No. 10. Commence exercises
vii be held Thursday night in Odeon
Hall
4 benefit card party for the
Salvation Army will be given Wednes-
day afternoon, in Eagle Hall. 43 w.
Vermont. Hostesses will be Mes
DANES E. B. Carter. Harry McHale,
c. c. Ship. H H. Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Sullivan, Eng
hsh Hotel. have opened a dance
studio at 1873 W. Washington st.
Mrs. Frank Hatfield has gone to
Bloomington to attend the annual
stunt day held there today She was
a delegate from the Indiana Uni
s&ersity Alumna Association of In
e@anapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Dallow, Of
1920 Tecumseh St, left Saturday with
the Shriners for Washington. After
the convention in Washington, they
will visit points IN the East, return
ing June 10.
Mrs. ". B. Spellman and Mrs. ".
c. De Miller will be hostesses at a tea
at headquarters in the Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday afternoon.
Chairmen and vice chairmen of the
various wards of the city are especial
ly invited.
The Only Euchre Club will have a
card party tonight at Musicians Hall.
143 z. Ohio st.
Mrs. Charlotte Beckley Lehman. will
present her pupils in a piano recital,
at the Cropsey Auditorium Of the pub
lie library Thursday evening, June Z.
Merle Krug, baritone, a pupil of B.
F. Swarthout will assist.
The pupils to be presented are:
Dorothy Dugdale, Pauline Clark,
Louise Thornbrough, Edith Forsyth.
Mildred Forsyth, Mary Kathryn OFT,
Charles Doty. Josephine Clifford, Eliza
beth Ann Clifford. Isabel Hanson, Vir-
GINA Scott, Martha Jean Warfel. Mar
garet Heidi, Helen Norris. Elizabeth
Stahlhuk Martha Belle Bond, Mary
Jane Minor. Pauline Coffin, Julia
Shugert, John Shugert, Donna Wade,
Irwin Birkhold. Benjamin Balay, Rich
ard Ralay, Norman Worth, Helen
scott, Margaret Thiesing, Thelma
Pepper and Hubert Thiesing.
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