The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-15

Activities
EN- TERI AIN ME- MT s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

MONG the parties for Miss
IA Katherine Gould. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Gould. 1920
College Ave. whose engagement to
Vernon Reeder has been announced,
viii be one Nov. "a given by the
bridegroom's mother. Mrs Ralph R
Reeder, 1901 Fletcher Ave.
Miss Betty Brubaker viii entertain
for her Dec. 1, Mrs. Blanton Coxen
viii give a bridge and shower Dec Z
and Mrs. G. Morgan Smith. 1925 Col
iege Ave, viii entertain later.
The wedding will take place during
the holidays.
More than $50 reservations have
been made for the bridge and Man
Iongg party to be given by the Little
Theatre Society Monday, Nov. 10, at
the Propylaeum. An attractive tea
will be given in connection with the
party for which the setting will be
the new workshop on the grounds of
the Propylaeum. Mrs. r. Hartley
Sherwood who is in charge of the tea
will be assisted IN pouring by Mrs.
W. H. Coburn, Mrs. W. o. Bates
Mrs. Edward Schurman and Misses
Helen Eaglesf1eld. Nora Thomas. Ger
trude Shields, Anita Aultman, Bar
bara FoItz, Alexandra Sherwood,
Katherine Brown. Eugenia Anderson.
Eleanor Raub. Jean Davis, Marjorie
Childs, Ellen MacLean and Elizabeth
Moore.
Lavender and white chrysanthe-
NUNS were used to decorate rhe home
of Miss Marie Field. 3140 Washington
Blvd, today when she entertained the
members Of the Aftermath CT at
Guest day. The ices and 9th ap-
Tointments were also in the clI- dior
scheme.
The program consisted Of piano
rUmbers by Mrs. John Sink, violin
solos by Miss Bernice Reagan. Miss
Melissa Cornelius, accompanied by
Mrs. Sink; a group of songs and a
pIayIet, Rehearsal" In the cast
for the playlet were the members of
he program committee, Mrs. Horace
EIstun, Mrs. w. H. Foreman, Mrs
r. ". nemmerly. Mrs. c. S. Rhoades.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper and Mrs. c. Z.
Weir.
Assisting Miss Field were Misses
Elsie Hancock. Elizabeth Fisher.
Christine Wilson and Mrs. Paul Han
cook.
Mrs. Harvey 3. Martin. chairman
Of the program committee for the
Welfare Club. arranged the program
for the meeting today at the Home
for Aged Women, 1871 n. Capitol Ave,
this afternoon.
There was a musical mOnologue by
Mrs. Frank E. Malott, a violon solo
by Miss Lucille Chandler. vocal solos
by Frank Nussbaum and Mrs Mar
tin. accompanied by Mrs. Frank Eden
barter.
Assisting hostesses were Mesdames
J. H. Laird. F. E. Malott. Harry
Goode. Henry Hamilton, Frank Egan,
Henry Knaff, H. NJ. Campbell.
An organization meeting of the
Tenth Ward Of Indianapolis League of
Women Voters VIII be held Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Georgia
Murphy, 1135 Fletcher Ave. Assisting
hostesses Will be Mesdames Madeline
Atkinson. Charles Hicks. Louise Wis
enberg. Bert s. Gadd, Richard NJ.
Coleman.
William T. Bailey. assistant city at
torney, VIII be the principal speaker.
his subject, Responsibility OF Women
in Politics" Mrs. Elizabeth Adkin-
son win address the guests on why
Partisan?" Mrs. W. c. DeMIIler will
talk on the organization work of the
league.
Miss Ruth Van Meter, soprano, will
sing. Mss Betty McFadden viii give
a group Of readings.
An inforrnA reception Will follow the
dinner party tonight given by Miss
Maybeile and Miss Myrtle Mayer, 2030
N Alabama ST.. in honor Of their
grandmother, Mrs. Catherine A.
Mayer, who celebrated her eighty
fifth birthday today.
The rooms viii be profusely dec
GRATED with lavender. pink and white
chrysanthemums and the dining table
will be arranged with a centerpiece of
pink roses.
During the reception Mrs. Waltsr