The Indianapolis times., 1923-08-11

Il II KS. LEROY kAHLER, 10US N
IMI La Sale ST., will be hostess
Thursday at a tea for the
League of Women Voters. Arrange
ments are in the hands of the board
of directors of the city league, of
which Mrs. Marie Karrer is chairman,
and Mrs. E. NJ. Wood.
On the program will be Mrs. Alice
Foster Mullins. speaker. and Miss
Bernice Vansickle, reader.
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N organization meeting for the
Al Fourth Ward League of
III Women Voters will be held at
the home of Mrs. NJ. B. Spellman, sos
w. Twenty Ninth St., organization
chairman, Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Spellnan will be assisted by Mrs. w.
G. De Miller, assistant organization
chairman; Mesdames Harry Dunn,
Jennie Evans Brown, Dora Daley
Rayer, Nellie McGinnis, Paul Gillock
and Miss Mabel Rose.
Criminal Judge James A. Collins.
Mrs. Hugh McGibney. Miss Gertrude
Tanning McHugh and Miss Alma
Sickler, chairman of the membership
committee, will speak
Every woman in the Fourth Ward
is invited.
Miss Margaret Davidson, 542S Low
ell Ave, will entertain Monday after
noon with five tables of bridge and a
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Genevieve Adams, who is to
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Thursday afternoon. the Seventh
District American Legion Auxiliary
will entertain with a garden party
at the home OF Mira. Clarence Hughel,
5348 Dinner Ave. Mrs. Hughel will
be assisted by Mrs. Robert r. Naples
den, Of the John Holiday unit. gen.
eral chairman; Mrs. L. P Thorne,
Admiral George Dewey unit; Mrs.
Maude Smith. Irvington unit; Mrs.
David Monroe, Osric Mills Watkins
unit; Mrs. H. G. Thomas, Hilton U.
Brown unit
Juvenile dancers Of Miss HELENE
Hibben's dancing school will give
interpretive dances, Mrs. G. I. Sey-
bert and Mrs. NJ. Renick, readings.
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale will sing
The Central W. c. T. U.>wiIl give
a farewell reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
j H. Boyer Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don ". War
ren, 1915 Ashland Ave. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyer viii leave Wednesday for Cali.
fornia. III members and their hus.
bands invited. Honorary mem
bers and their husbands also will be
guests.
There will be business meeting at
7:SO.
A pretty luncheon and kitchenette
shower was given today at the home
of Miss Carrie Craig. 55O7 College Ave.
in honor Of Miss Mildred Schmalstieg.
whose marriage to Frank V. Moyna-
han will take place Tuesday. Miss
Craig was assisted by Miss Helen
King.
The appointments were carried out
In the bridal cOlors. pink, orchid and
white. large wedding bell, from
which streamers extended to the edge
OF the table, hung over a centerpiece
OF garden flowers. The streamers were
caught at the edge of the table with
punches of tiny wedding bells. silver
slippers and bridal bouquets. Covers
were laid for nine
Miss Winifred Leese Of Chicago.
who will be in the wedding party. was
among the guests.
A bridal dinner in honor of Miss
Schmalstieg and Mr.. Moynahan will
be given Monday night.
Miss Ellen Woody, 1857 Central
Ave, entertained Friday evening
with a miscellaneous shower in honor
OF Miss Gertrude Lockwood, whose
marriage to Earl Robinson will take
place Wednesday. The house was
arranged with garden flowers in pink
and orchid.
The guests: Mesdames, c. H. Con-
ner, Robert Manifold, Frederick Killen.
Russell Holler, and Misses Hazel
Lockwood, Helen and Laura Barrett.
Marie Thompson, Margaret Hamilton,
Mary and Evelyn Ferris, Mary Yant,
AAOH ASheA anu f1azel Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Graves, 294s
n. Delaware St, announce the mar
rtage Of their son. George Hoover
Graves, to Miss Florine Frybarger.
1906 Ashland Ave, Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Daun, 1135 Centennial st. The Rev.
]. j. Patterson read the ceremony.
The only attendants were Mr.. and
E'rs. Daun.
After a motor trip in the East. Mr..
and Mrs. Graves will be at home at
sos n. Beville Ave.
James H. Ramsey, 1927 Park Ave.