The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-14

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


WEDDINGS BETROTHALs
I'll ISIS GERTRUDE AUFDER-
lM HEIDE. whose marriage to
Ill Hugh X. Mitchell will take
place Christmas day. will be the
honor guest tonight at a pretty mis-
CellaneOUs shower given by her two
sisters, Miss Irms Aufderheide and
Mrs. G. +. Griffin at Mrs. Griffin's
home. 1918 College Ave. Christmas
bells and holly viii form the decora-
tons. The dining table will be ar
ranged with a low center decoration
of holly and lighted with red candles
il silver holders. Little Gordon
Griffin Jr., will present gifts from a
little wagon prettily decorated with
red and green crepe paper.
The guests: Mesdames Otto H
Kuehrmann, Herbert L. Brown, Mary
Aufderheide. Henry Beerman, z. j.
Brattain. H c. Aufderheide, Frank
G. CrOzier. J. c. Kelley. Francis
Shines and William Ernsting; and
Misses Helen Brattain, Dorothy Phil
ran, DOrOthea Galley, Ella Gunsser,
Dorothy Brown, Helen Guptill, Ethel
Simms. Margaret Pearson, Frances
AUfderheide and Title Aufderheide.
Miss Aufderheide will be entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Allen Nit
Chen~ and Monday evening by Miss
Julia Rockford
Mrs. Robert Bryce. 2645 n. Meridian
St. was the hostess today for a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon for the Office
auxiliary to the Public Health Nurs-
ing Association. Baskets of holly and
p.onsettias decorated the rooms. The
tables at which covers were laid for
sixty-five We're each lighted with red
candles twined with holly and tied
with red satin bows. The center table,
for honor guests. was decorated with
a small lighted Christmas tree Fav-
ors were little colonial bouttonieres Of
candy. Assisting Mrs. Bryce were
Mesdames W. D Hamer, president of
the auxiliary; W. A. Moore, ". s.
Givin, Ray D. Weaver, L. D. Owen
and Misses Elizabeth Weaver, June
Monroe and Eleanor Taylor.
Annual reports were made showing
the close Of the auxiliary's most sue
cessful year. Mrs. II. B. Haywood
spoke on the work Of the association.
Miss Nellie Kiser OF he nursing staff
told of incidents in tho work.
Edward Jones of Greenwood. a pupil
Of Hugh McGibeny, gave a program OF
violin solos. Mrs. H. A. Davis, sang
Christmas carols. Miss Ruth Marie
Weaver gave a group Of readings.
Among the special guests: Miss
Zula Green. Seattle, Wash, and Mrs.
Peter Bryce. founder of the auxiliary,
the executive board Of which Mrs. H.
B. Haywood is president, representa-
tives from the teaching center and
nurses from the junior auxiliary.
$50
Miss ROsallee Baker. whose mar
rage to Phillip Spong will take place
the morning of Dec. %, at home, was
the honor guest Thursday afternoon
at a five hundred party given by
Mrs. Haskell Gift, 5O55 z. New York
St
Mrs. George VI. Cornelius, Al Lay
man Ave, was hostess this afternoon
for pretty Christmas party for the
Irvington Fortnightly Club. The
rooms were decorated with potted Je-
rusalem cherry trees and holly and
lighted with red candles. The ices
were nodded in the form of tiny
Santas. Mrs. Everett NJ. Schoheld
read one-act play. 1.-THE Nursery
Maid Of Heaven" by Thomas Wood
Stevens. Miss Melissa Jane Corne-
Illus sang a group OF Christmas car
OILS
Members OF the Cedars Of Lebanon
paid cents each for the gifts ex-
changed from the grab bag at their
Christmas party this afternoon. The
proceeds were used for the clubs
flower fund. Mrs Frederick Bridge.
270S y. Illinois St, was hostess. Her
home was attractively decorated with
red and green crepe paper and holly.
Miss Frances Bridge sang vocal Sc
lectiOns, and Mrs. Newt Caldwell gave
a group OF Christmas readings.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs s. NJ.
Nealis. Mrs. Myrtle Potter and Mrs
William Northern.
Mrs. T. C. Day. 1923 y. Meridian
St, was hostess this afternoon for the
regular meeting of the Over-the-Tea-
cups Club. Modern Religious Writ
ers," was the subjecv Of the paper
read by Mrs. J. S. Jenckes.
The Clio Club met today at the
home Of Mrs. ". n. Wilson, 1888 Gull
ford Ave. for a Christmas party and
program. Red stockings were hung
along the fireplace for the exchange
Of gifts. The dining room table was
prettily arranged with Christmas gren-
cry and lighted with red candles while
the guests were served.
Mrs. Lillian Hoskins read an orig
fnal Christmas story a program OF
Christmas carols was sung.
The Friday Afternoon Club was the
guest of Miss Alvira Clark, 25I4 sta
ton St, this afternoon at a pretty
Christmas party and program. Bias
kets Of pOinsettias and red and green
crepe paper were used in the 6sccra-
ton and red candles lighted the rooms.
Mrs. Frank H. Lutz read a Christmas
story. Mrs. H. o. Rettig sang a group
Of solos, Mrs. z. G. PrOsch gave a
number Of readings and carols were
sung by Mrs. J. Z. Williamson, Mrs.
E. T. Brown and Mrs. H. o. Rettig.
Special g7IeStS were Mrs 2 IN