The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-09
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


A. was prettily arranged with
IL brown wicker baskets of bit
5ersweet tied with green ribbon bows
today when the Friday Afternoon
Cub observed guest day with a spe-
eial program.
: Assisting hostesses were Mrs. J. w.
Aoble, president; Mrs. George Sho-
walter, chairman, and Mrs w. II.
QgbOrne. Miss Helen Emmert sang
group of songs, Miss Lola Dunn,
pianist, played a program of SOLO Sc
tections and Mrs. a. d. Bargeleth
gave readings.
: Mrs. Charles jerome Murphy. who
Mas Miss Mary Janet O'Reilly before
her marriage in September. vas the
guest of honor at a charming lunch
Cambridge Thursday given b. Miss
Elizabeth Clune, 1911 \. Alabama ST
yellow chrysanthemums were used
n the decorations and the table, at
which covers were laid for nine, was
Ifghted with yellow tapers In crys-
al holders tied with yellow tulle.
> The guests: Mrs. John Robinson,
AIRS Russell Cook and Misses Cathe-
zine Coulter. Dorothy Darmody, He:en
$50 Ruth Sheerin and Helen Neal: -
s Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy are at home
y 800 E. Fifty-First St
+ Covers for 125 guests We're laid for
the first dinner for Propylaeum club
stockholders and their guests TO be
Geld in the new Propylaeum building.
$40 n. Delaware St. Thursday night.
Hhe Propylaeum color, yellow, was
Used in the decorations Yellow can
Gle shades and baskets Of chrysanthe>
NUNS We're arranged on the tables.
= Among the guests were John r
Perrin Of san Francisco. Cal. Judge
jfld Mrs A s. Anderson. and DR.. and
Ars. Lafayette Page.
s 4 pretty but simple ceremony took
nace Thursday morning at St. Paul's
reformed church when Miss Helen
louise Teepe daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Teepe. - Traub Ave.
Became the bride Of G. Frederick Nc
pleaste-.
> Following d short wedding trip
through northern Indiana and Illinois
SIR. and Mrs. McCleaster will be at
bone with the brides PARENTS.
Z Mrs. z. c. Rumpler. SIS Whittier
pl. left today for Kansas City and
Denver. Colo, where she will conduct
Golden Rule Sunday meetings in the
fpterest Of the Near East Relief.
-
e The Seventh District Democratic
club met at Ben Davis Thursday after
hOOu. the guests of hrs. Frank Lines,
slnd group OF women from the com
inunity house committee of Ben Da-
Wis. Covers for sixty-five were laid
s The principal speaker for the after
roon was Miss Hazel Fessler or
fsWomeu. Pioneering III Politics Mrs
Johu w Kern spoke on her personal
Impressions Of William Jennings
Bryan. Miss Julia Landers told OF
Ter campaigning in Kentucky
Mrs. Catherine Braun, 20 y Dear
born St. will entertain members of
the Frances Review. No. S. W. B. A,
Tuesday afternoon.
= AIfarata Council No. ,, degree Of
Poeahontas. viii give a card party
Tonight in Red Meas Hall North St.
and Capitol Ave.
& Indianapolis Shrine. No. 8. Order Of
the White Shrine Of Jerusalem. Will
RoId a meeting Saturday night in the
hall at I19 L. Ohio St
Mrs. David T. Praigg, 1903 n.
Delaware St. was hostess today for
she Women's Auxiliary to the South
srn Club. : buffet luncheon was
Served to about thirty guests and
auring the afternoon the members
sewed on garments for the Public
Eealth Nursing Association.
=
$ The organization committee of the
Bryn Mawr Alumna Club met this
afternoon at the home of Miss Eliza
Beth Hensch, 81 ". Sixteenth St.
Plans for the baked food booth AT
he College Melting Pot Bazaar were
discussed. Members of the committee
NTH Miss Hensch are Mrs. Benjamin
Hitz and Miss Elizabeth Fauvre.
s The topic of the talk by Miss Julia
Tholman Lee. educational worker for
the Finance Division of the Y. W. c.
a., tonight will be Educational Sales
nanship and Service"
s The meeting will be in the Green
Rarlor.
= At the meeting of the executive
syoard OF the American Association of
university Women il was decided to
Postpone the November meeting until
sec. S, when there viii be a luncheon
u. hnr,nr- Of r,.atr- m er,nhers