The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-29

N whose marriage TO Raymond
ANA H Mcguire will take place
June 6, will be the honor guest at
several parties before her marriage.
Miss Elizabeth Graft, 1874 Woodland
Ave, will entertain for Miss Ireland
Monday, and there will be a dinner
party Tuesday evening at the home
of the maid Of honor, Miss Caroline
Mcguire, 529 E. Thirty-Second st.
Attendants for the ceremony. which
will take place in the st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, will be Misses Edna
Barcus and Catherine Wilmington of
Charlottesville, Elsie Miner and Eliza
beth Graft, bridesmaids; little Miss
Betty Vail, flower girl; Clifford Wy
man, best man, and Frank Vail, James
Woods, Paul Richardson of Green
castle and Karl Schwomeyer, ushers.
c. H Carson will Play bridal music
at the organ.
The conrnitte in charge of the
opening of the roof garden Of the
Hoosier Athletic Club tonight is Will
liam H. Morrison, Gail Spangler. Rus
sell Sumner, Nathan Wolf, Elliott V.
Hadley, L. h. Rankin and G. F. Kirby.
The Palais Paramount Players Or
chestra has been secured and there
viii be dancing in the ballroom as
we'll as the garden. -Four hundred
couples are. expected
Dr.. Kate Waller Barrett Of Alex
andr1a vii give a report Of the ma
tionai convention Of the Needlework
Guild Of America at a tea at the
horne Of Mrs. Hugh McK- Landon Fri
day afternoon. DR.. Barrett is active
In the wonen's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion. Mrs Oscar L.
Pond. president of the local unit OF
the Needlework Guild, viii receive at
the tea. with Mrs. Landon and DR..
Barrett. Others assisting viii be mem
bers OF the board. Mesdannes Eliza Q.
Bell. Elijah Jordan, F. A Lorenz, J.
H. Loves, l. NJ. Wainwright, Charles
Moores, r H. Sherwood. Edward Tay-
Tor. z, E, Chandler, Lee Burns, Ed
ward E. Hodges and H F. Sprandel.
Miss Edda Margaret Barnes Of
Greenfield, who Is attending Butler
University, entertained at her home
Sunday afternoon a color scheme of
mink and white was carried out IN the
decorations of spring flowers in bas.
kets. Miss Betty Gallon and Miss
Doris Long sang, Miss Maxine Mckay
gave readings and Miss Irene Warren
and Miss Harriet Jeanne, piano solos. |
The guests: Misses Irene Warren.
Betty Gallon, Levara. Nilikan, Lille
Smith, Lena Kerchaval, Maxine Nc
Kay. Rebecca Dixon, Doris Long, Del
mar Beam, Amy Greenfield, Harriet
Jeanne, Nellie Storme and Miss Wini-
fred Luce.
Miss Mabel .Pringle will be the guest
Of honor at a farewell party at the
home of Miss Cecil Frye. 311O n. Hi
nois ST.. Thursday evening. Miss
Pringle will leave Saturday for De
ratur, Ill, where he marriage to Paul
Postal Of Bluffton, Ind. will take place. |
The Notre Dame University orches-
ira will be brought here under the
auspices Of the knights Of Columbus
and the Daughters Of Isabella for a
concert Saturday evening and will
play later for a dance at Tomlinson
Hall. The committee in charge is
Timothy Sexton. James Deery. Harry
z. CaIland. Robert O'Conner, Lawrence
Sexton and Daniel T. Doyle.
The Rev. F. B. Remmes, professor
Of music at the university. has ar
ranged the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew D. Nichols, Of
indianapolis are the guests Of Mrs.
Frances Croft in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Nicholas, who is being entertained
widely, is TO be the guest of honor at
a luncheon bridge at the Los Angeles
Country Club this week. Mrs Croft,
who formerly lived in Indianapolis,
with her guests, will motor to Catalina
Island this week END.
The Only Euchre Club will give a
card party tonight at Musicians Hall,
143 z. Ohio St.