The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
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CHI RMIN appointed
luncheon-bridge was given to-
day by Mrs. John Caylor, 41S

Qdg ny 44IS. OdNIOT, 40
e. Fifteenth ST., in honor of Miss
Dorothy Lee, whose marriage to Alan
Boyd Wilson will take place Oct. "a.
The brides colors. rose and green,
were used in the decorations of roses
and chrysantheuums which decorated
the tables at which covers for twenty
were laid.
The guests: Mesdames c. R. Lee,
John Boyd, Edgar Hunter, r. G. Cay
loF. Albert Daugherty, r. E. Suits, L.
NJ Dunning. Alfred Glossbrenner, r.
r. Stempfel, W. NJ. Boyd, E. ]. Bole-
man. Frank Farts, Hubert Hickam,
p W. Clark and Misses Ruth Racey
OF Vincennes, Helen Cox, Gall Ham
mond, Stella Seidensticker and Gladys
Trick.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Alfred Lauter.
At the tea and house warming
given Thursday afternoon by the Off
cers Of the Propylaeum in honor OF
the stockholders, q musical program
was given the Shortridge Trio, com
posed OF Miss Lorinda Cottlngham,
violinist, Susan Woodbury., cellist,
and Opal Thomas. pianist, Stephen
Badger. accompanied by Glenn o.
Friermood, sang several vocal num-
bers.
The rooms were decorated with a
profuEion OF garden flowers and the
two tea tables were arranged with sill
yer baskets of pink roses and lighted
with white tapers in silver holders.
Presiding at the tea-tables were Mes
DANES Charles Martindale. w. c..
Bobbs, John Frenzel, Caroline Vajen
Collins, Edward Mckee, Samuel Dow
den and Miss Adelaide Fairbanks.
IN the receiving line were Mes
danes Frank D. Stalnaker, president,
John N. Carey, vice president; VII
ham Taylor, secretary, and Mrs.
Thomas r. Kackley. treasurer.
Mrs. Dan Brown and Mrs. Harry
Lowe entertained this afternoon with
q linen shower and bridge in honor
of Miss Amy Foster whose marriage
TO Chauncey Depew Bevington Will
take place Oct. 81 at the home Of Mrs.
Brown, 3016 E. Fall Creek Blvd. Rose
and lavender chrysanthemums were
used to decorate the rooms, and rose
and lavender were used in all the
appointments. Little Harry Lowe Jr.
presented gifts in a rose basket
The guests; Mesdames @. A. Bobby,
A. B. Cooley, Jack Conkey, Elmer
Yocum, Jack Watson, Robert Hume,
Edward scoonover. Elmer Ullrich.
Riley Smith and Wallace Lee and DR..
Mabel Bib1er and Misses Ethel
Dougherty and Elnora Barker.
Unique toasts and responses were
features Of the twenty-frst annual
Founders day banquet given Thurs
day night by local alumni Of Delta
Zeta at the Spink-Arrns. The honor
guests were teachers attending State
convention. Miss Florence Drury
was toast mistress, and the toasts
were made in reference to the various
parts Of the sorority badge, a rep
lea OF which formed the centerpiece
for the speakers table.
Speakers were, Mrs. Robert Frank
Miller. Miss Helen Pearson, Mrs. Ray
d. Casey. Mrs. Frederick Ruoff, Mrs
r. w. Abel, Mrs. Howard v. Hornung
Of Detroit. grand extension secretary,
who Il on her way TO Los Angeles to
install a chapter Of Delta Zeta, Miss
Martha Louise Railsback who is to
accompany Mrs. Hornung and Miss
Grace Mason. OF Muncie. Ind, grand
secretary.
The tables were charmingly ap-
pointed IN the sorority colors, rose
and green. The centerpiece on the
large table at which there were covers
Tor forty guests was large birthday
cal<e zith twenty green candles in
rose lder1 Rose and green tapers