The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01

| or Miss Katherine Gould and Verne
Reeder. which will take place Christ
mas day at Christ's Church, enter
tanned this afternoon with six tables
OF bridge and a miscellaneos shower
in honor of the bride-elect. The bri-
dal colors, pink and blue, were carried
out in the appointments. The rooms
were decorated throughout with clus-
| ters of artificial wild roses. Gifts
were presented in a large handbook
decorated with wild roses and tied
with pink and blue ribbons.
| The tables were laid on covers of
pink and blue and lighted with ta-
pers in the same shades in silver
holders tied with tulle to match.
Guests: Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mrs.
Gilbert Fuller Misses Mildred Ben
ton. Helen Haight, Anna c. Gardener,
Pauline Holmes. Anna Mae Albers-
hart. Sarah Frances Downs, Mildred
Brosnan, Lucille Hodges, Mary Ann
Miller, Gertrude Dithmer, Dorothy
! Wright, Dorothea Reissner, Virginia
Moorhead. Ann Moorhead, Charlotte
Clarke, Helen Myers, Ruth Fromm,
Martha Updegraff, Edith Fitzgerald
and Jessie Brown.
MISS bIuDdkGT was assisted n6T
mother, Mrs. J. F. Brubaker
Miss Florence Howell, chairman OF
| the business women's section of the
| Indianapolis League of Women Vot-
ers, assisted by the organization COM
| mittee, viii have charge of a meet
| ing at p. m. Monday night at the
| home of Mrs. NJ. E. Heser, 2516 Cen
| trail Ave. Frederick Schortemeier
will speak on Fundamentals of Gov
ernment and Present Day Problems.
and w. w. Spencer will give his third
talk on Election Laws
Mrs. Heiner will be assisted by
Mrs. E. Winter, Mrs. J. F. Rhodes
and Mrs. Charles Hicks.
Assistants in the dining room are:
Mrs. w. C. De Miller. Mrs. NJ. B.
! Spellman, Mrs. Herman l. Kettler and
Miss Alma Sickler
Men and women of the neighbor-
hood are invited to this meeting and
a special invitation is given to all
business and professional women Of
| he city to come and hear these po-
litical questions discussed.
Groups from various city organi-
cations and several fraternities at
Butler College have bought blocks Of
seats for the benefit performance the
opening night of "Wildfire," at the
Murat. Dec. 10, under the auspices
Of the Christamore Aid Society. a
charitable organization of the city
which is raising a fund Qf 100000 for
the building Of settlement house at
| fremont Ave. and w. Michigan SITS.
Additional boxholders are Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Elder, Mr. and Mrs.
William Fortune and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hathaway Simmons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dickson.
There will be dancing IN the lobby
during intermissions, for which a
| special orchestra has been obtained.
A novel entertainment is being
planned by the committee headed by
Mrs. Russell Fortune. assisted by Mes
danes Oren Ragsdale. Noble Dean.
Garvin Brown, Matthews Fletcher,
William Higgins. Charles Schaff. Cor
don Murdock, John Fishback. Russell
Johnston, Dudley Pfaff. John Ray
Newcomb. Misses Eleanor Dickson
and Sallie Haueison.
Final plans for the affair will be
made at a meeting Of the society at
the home of Mrs. Theodore f. Griffin,
1889 n. Meridian St, Monday after
noon
Seats may be obtained from Mrs.
Charles H. Bradley, SO02 Fall Creek
Blvd, or at the box office.
$50
The II Jamalie Club will give a
benefit dance Dec. 8 in the Travertine
room of the Lincoln in the interest
Of the educational fund for Masonic
orphans. Mrs. Arnold Spencer will
sing Delight" by Luckstone, and
Sacrament" by McDermid. George
Kadel will sing a program Of songs,
including Love Sends a Little Gift
Of Roses" "The Old-fashioned Town"
and "Marcheta." The Murat Chant
ers will sing also.
Committees for the affair are:
Mrs. Harry w. Lowe, general chair
man; Mrs. Harold Boxill, chairman
of music committee. with Mrs.
| Arthur Wilson, Mrs. Edward Soltau.
Mrs. Elmer Yocum. chairman of
ticket committee, with Mrs. Edward
Jordan, Mrs. Irwin Esterline, Mrs.
Arnold Spencer. Mrs. Frank L.
Bridges, chairman of entertainment
committee, with Mrs. Omar Hunt.
Mrs. Edward J Scoonover, chairman
| of finance committee with Mrs. Elmer
Yocum.
The committee was assisted by Mrs.
Clark Z. Day, president and Mrs.
Jack Watson Sr.. vice president.
Patrons and patronesses will be:
Mayor and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank
Judge and Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Orbison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Titus. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Brown, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barn
hart, DIR. and Mrs. Jack Conkey. DR..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Marker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer L. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Buddenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Cooley, DR.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Co1eld.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kleder, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Fant, Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ SPECIAL Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoff-
meister. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Temple
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krauss. Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Depew Bevington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dolby Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffe Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chick Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Lichtenbers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
Hallick, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Natho,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rasmussen, Mr..