The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

State, composed of Mrs. Ewing Emf
son. Vincennes; Mrs. Rose Sutton, Fl
Wayne; Mrs. Claude Steele. Knox;
Mrs. nellie c. Dawson, Kokomo; Mrs
Stella B. Prince, Brcwnstown; Mrs.
William Newsom, Columbus; Mrs A
A. Kist. Portland; Mrs. Vivian Wheat
craft, Franklin. and Mrs. David Ross
and Mrs. James p. Goodrich.
All the women OF the city and State
are invited TO attend this luncheon.
Earlham College women and all
friends of Earlham College are ex-
tended an Invitation to a tea to be
given Thurs lay afternoon at the home
of Mrs, Edward d. Evans. 3434 Wash
ington Blvd. Plans for the Earlham
booth at the University Women's Ba-
zar, Nov. 23-4, will be completed.
The wedding Of Miss Ruth Griner,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Griner
1903 Ewing St. to Russell S. Linde,
mann, son of Mr.. and Mrs f. w.
Lindemann. took place this afternoon
al the home OF the bride. the Rev. l..
G. Trent officiating. The bridal music
was played by Miss Florence Dono-
van.
The Irvington Scacol of Music will
present pupils In recital Friday night
in the Irvington Presbyterian Church
on Downey Ave. The public is in
vlted
Miss Blanche Griner. sister OF the
bride. was maid fhonor. She wore
travelling suit OF blue polret twill
and hat to match and a sorsage of
sweet peas in pastel chades. Edward
Callahan was best man.
The bride wore a travelling costume
Of blue and corsage OF Mrs. Aaron
Ward roses.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lindemann will be at
home at 1926 N Illinois St, after
Nov. /. "ss
The Indianapolis Branch OF the
Western College Alumnae Association,
entertained Friday night with q, ban.
quet in honor OF the visiting teachers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stillman-
Kelley OF oxford. Ohio.
At the speakers table were Mr.. and
Mrs Kelley Mrs W. A Bryson. ma
tionaI president Of the aJumnae as
ISOLATION: Mrs. Frank S. Ream, presi-
dent of the local branch: DR.. Jane
Ketcham, vice president; Miss Ethel
NJ. SwartZ, secretary; Miss Helen
Coffey, treasurer: Mrs. f. E. Flick
niger and Miss Hazel Murphy.
Covers for forty We're laid at the
tables decorated with bowls of pink
and white chrysanthemus decorated
and lighted with pink tapers In
crystal holders tied with pink tulle.
Miss Murphy played a group of
piano numbers composed by Mr.. KEEL
ley and Mrs. Flickinger sang several
songs also composed by Mr. Kelley
DIR. Jane Ketcham showed lantern
slides of pictures taken at different
periods of Western college life. Mrs
Kelley spoke on western College of
Today"
The committee chairman for the
affair were Mrs. Frank S. Ream.
general chairman; Miss Helen Thoms,
decorations; Miss Ethel Swartz, in
vltations; Miss Gertrude SCHUYLER
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were: Miss Hazel Murphy, Con-
nersville Miss katherine Krebs
Frankfort: Miss Emma Jones, Green
castle; Miss Lucille Keller, Seymour;
Miss Charline Jameson, Muncie, and
Mrs. Lucille Durhams, Sullivan.
Mrs. Herman Newman. Mrs. Bailey
Brown and Mrs. Jacob Yamaovitz are
in charge of arrangements for the
annual Charity Dance to be given by
the Womens' Auxiliary to the United
Hebrew Congregation Nov. 20 in the
Travertine Room Of the Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Simon, 1913
Union St. annunoced the engagement
of their son, Harry e. to Jeanne r.
Neuerman Of Cincinnati Ohio.
The Temple Sisterhood will observe
Presidents day Oct. %, with tea at
the Temple, Delaware and Tenth SITS.