The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-10
SOCIAL
Activities
ENT e ANN NTS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

AL RS. JULIA SHUBRICK. 1926
IMl y. Pennsylvania St, enter
IL tanned fifty guests at luncheon
bridge this afternoon at the SEVERN.
Christmas candles twined with smilax
carried out the Christmas color
scheme. Mrs. Herman Kothe and Mrs.
Grafton ShUbrick assisted the hostess.
Among the out-of-town guests: Ms
Mollie Craig of Chicago; Mrs. Frank
Swan Of Philadelphia and Mrs. A. A.
Alexander of Franklin.
Miss Marianne Holmes, whose mar
riage to George Madison Haas Of
Mobile. Ala. will take place Dec. 20,
at the First Congregational Church,
was the honor guest this afternoon at
a luncheon and theater party given
by Mrs. c. L. Karrer and Miss Isa-
belle Goss.
Luncheon for six was served at the
Polly Prim Tea Room, HOO n. Penn
sylvania St. The center decoration
was a low bouquet of pink and white
rosebuds. Favors and place cards
carried out the pink and white color
scheme During the afternoon guests
were entertained at q box party at
Keith's theater
The guests included Mrs. Ira NJ
Holmes, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
and the bride-eIect.
Miss Holmes has chosen as her at.
tendants: Mrs. Willis Donovan Ev-
ans, matron of honor: Misses Lucille
Haas, Emma Elizabeth Haas, Mobile
Ala; Eloise wager and Fernetta Null
Inns. bridesmaids.
The Christmas luncheon of the Ke-
ramic Club was held today at the
home of Mrs. Henry Leonard. 1916
Washington Blvd. Thirty-twoguests
we're served at two tables prettily laid
with Christmas decorations Of red can
dies and greenery- Covers We're
marked with little nosegays of arttfi-
cisl poinsettas and Christmas greens
and tied to the place cards which
were hand painted in Christmas de-
sign. The little bouquets which were
the favors were made by Mrs. Alice
Ross Hadley.
The rooms were decorated with
trristmas bells and candles and bas-
Of poinsettas.
.lrs. Leonard was assisted by Mrs.
dley. Mrs ". T. F'ugate. Mrs. For
Mars and Mrs. L. D. Millikan.
During the afternoon a program of
'.--.sic and readings was arranged.
he annual St. Agnes Alumni bene-
lance will be given Dec. 81 in the
t. of {. Hall Miss Cyrilla lutte is
hartman of arrangements. Proceeds
III be used for maintenance of a free
childrens' ward at ST Vincent's Hos
pitaL
Assisting on the committee: Misses
Anna Blessing. Alberta COburn, Doro-
thy Kelly, Anna Matthews, Ethel
Meier. Mary Louise Quigley. Eliza
beth NoIl, Frances Quirk. Margaret
Mary Roache, Catherine Smith. Mar
celia Sadlier. Catherine Qulrk, Flor
ence Shumaker. DorOtha Wilson, Ma
bel Raftery and Mrs. Herbert jenkins
Miss Roma Rutherford of De Pauw
University, spent the weekend with
Miss Mildred Benton. 1867 Park Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Tease of Gin
cinnati were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Essex, 9O5 Middle DR.,
Woodruff Place, over the weekend.
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Ushers in clever black and white
costumes for the Christamore Aid
Society benefit performance of wild
bower" opening tonight at the Murat
will sell candy wrapped in vari-colored
paper from trays hung from their
shoulders by bows of cerise tulle.
They will include Mesdames Ella
Atkins. Sylvester Johnson, Russell
Fortune. Jesse Fletcher. John Fish
back. Misses Olive Holiday. Sallie
Haueisen, Catherine Coburn and
Eleanor Dickson.
Mrs. Charles Bradley. Jr., had
charge Of the ticket sale. She has
been assisted by Mrs. George Home,
Mrs. Herbert Wocher, Mrs. Elias At
kins. Miss Julia Fletcher. Miss Flea
nor Dickson.
Miss Martha. Carey. president of
the society, said today that the per-
Torrance would probably be to a
larger house than any other benefit
performance sponsored by the So
ciety.
Mrs Frank Huey Bird has been
in charge Of publicity, assisted by
Mrs. Reginald Hughes.
Mrs. A. L. Strauss. 2120 n. Meridian
St, entertained today in honor of her
house guest, Miss Lenore Strauss of
Dayton, Ohio.
The Present Day Club entertained
today with a pretty Christmas party
and program at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. C. F. Volyes. ALSO n. Me
ridian St. The rooms were gay with
Christmas decorations and the annual
exchange of gifts was held about the
lighted Christmas tree. Jam and