The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-22

Megan George, at dinner at $3.50 p. M,
at the Lincoln. Representatives from
the w. c. T. o., church organiza,
tons, Council of Jewish Women, civic
clubs, philanthroric clubs, literary and
educational clubs and the Daughters
of the British Empire, affiliated with
the local council. will Se present. Mrs.
A. ]. Clark will preside
At the speakers table with the
board of directors will be the honor
guests. including Mrs. Warren T. Nc
Cray and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank
Decorations q English and American
flags will be used and baskets of the
Welsh leex flower win be arranged on
the speakers table.
Arrangements are being made for
365 guests. The Lincoln Trio will give
a program of music, and Mrs. James
A. Lowry will sing.
After the program the women win
sttend the meeting at the Cadle Taber
nacle. sss
Formal pledging and initiation Of a
group of De PAW University girls
into a local sorority. Phi Sigma Delta.
which is to receive charter of Alpha
Gamma Delta. national socority, in
the spring. took place Saturday night
at the home of Mrs. Elmer R. Sellers,
Greencastle. Several Indianapolis
women took part.
The initiates: Georgia Moore, Foun-
taintown, Ind; Blanche Seller, Rose
dale, Ind: Doris Anderson, Brazil,
Ind: Madge Siegelin, Brazil, Ind;
Katherine De Wees, Hartford City,
Ind; Eula Strange. Rockville, Ind;
Genevieve Waits, New Albany. Ind.
The pledges Of the organization are:
Veneta Hunter. Evansville, Ind; Dor
othy Wright. Fillmore, Ind; Alladene
Wilson, Brazil, Ind. and Ruth ELL
more Gown gton.)Ind.
The group is being colonized by two
IS active members of Alpha Gamma
Delta: Garnet Truellender, Muncie,
Ind. and Theodosia Burr, East Or
ange, N. J.
The visiting Alpha Gamma Deltas
were: Ethel Reed, Brook, Ind;
Eunice Prutsman, Chicago; Virginia
Cravens, Hardinsburg. Ind.;S. Laura
Sanders. Evansville, Ind; Mrs. Earl
Lounsbury. Charlottesville, Ind; Flor
ence Earle. Brazil. Ind; Carrie Leah
King. Norman, Okla; Madeline
Dague. Nation, Ill; Mrs. GIae Cook
and Mrs. John Weaver of Flora. Ind;
Katherine Muncie, Brazil Ind: Janice
Berlin Eaton. Ind; Mrs Earl Fowler,
Richmond, Ind: Mrs. J. W. AIdridge,
Covington, Ind: F,reda Hart, Indian
spolis, Ind; Mrs. Walter Newlin,
Casey, Ill. Mrs. Lawrence Crump,
Greencastle. Ind; Mrs. Gilbert Knet-
. ger. Coatsville. Ind: Mrs. William
Gardner, West Lafayette. Ind, and
Mrs. Merton Johnston. Indianapolis.
Mrs. Johnson was elected publicity
chairman.
A banquet-dinner at Hotel Elliott
followed the initiation.
The Monday Club entertained
guests today with a special program
and tea at the Propylaeum. 141O N.
Pennsylvania st. Mrs. John F. Barn
hin told Of her recent travels in South
America, illustrating her talk,
''Glimpses Of Latin America North of
the Equator" with lantern slides.
Mrs. Arnold Spencer sang a group Of
songs, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Way. Her program included "Life's
Paradise" Sacrament" and "a
Birthday"
After the program, which was ar
ranged by Mrs. ]. NJ. DUNCAN, chair
man. tea was served by the hos
pitalty committee, comprising Mes
DANES Walter R. Meyeres, S. Doug
las Bash, Carl Spencer, o. E. Nehring,
III Ill
Mrs. Robert B. MaIloch, newly
elected president, presided.
Miss Dorothy Lee. whose marriage
10 Alan W. Boyd will take place
Wednesday, was the honor guest to-
Gay at a pretty bridge party of four
tables given by Mrs. r. W. Clark, BIT
Maple Road Blvd. Pink roses and
cosmos in baskets tied with green
tulle were used to carry out the brides
colors of rose and green. The guests
with Miss Lee and her mother, Mrs
c R. Lee, were Mesdames Frank
Throop, Hubert Hickam, John Caylor,
Merlin Boyd. John Boyd, Edward
pei, Frank Faris, Hughes Patten and
ttuSn MChdy jaLQSTS.
Out-of-town guests: Miss Frances
Chapman of Benton Harbor, Mich,
house guest of Mrs Clark, and Miss
Lillian Harris oe Spencer.
Mrs. Clark was assisted by Mrs. R.
b. Clark.
A pretty wedding ceremony took.
place Sunday morning at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs e. E. Bradf1eld, 800 Con
gress Ave-, when their daughter Miss
Berenice, became the bride of Harold
F. Hamrick, son Of Mrs. Ida Ham
rick, 1915 y. Capitol Ave. The Rev.
E. NJ. Griggs read the ceremony be-
fore an altar of fall flowers and ferns.
Mrs. D. V. Lucas played the bridal
music.
A little sister Of the bride. Miss En-
nestine Bradfield. in a frock of white
ruffled crepe. was the flower girl. She
carried a little basket of roses with
streamers OF pink tulle. Mrs Clar-
ence c. Lucas. another sister of the
bride, was matron of honor. She wore
a gown Of cinnamon brown satin crepe
and carried an arm bouquet of pink
roses with pink tulle streamers.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was lovelySin a
gown Of gray georgette and carried
a shower bouquet Of tea roses with
gray tulle streamers. She wore a
bandeau Of pearls in her hair and the
gift Of the bridegroom, a strand of
pearls.