The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-13

| SueSIS were MIS-. j. L. ASIlnaIl, re-
firing president, Mrs. J. e. Andrews,
incoming president and Mrs. Carrie
Dickey. Baskets and vases of wis.
taria and hydrangas decorated the
rooms
The program committee: Mesdames
| T. c. Robinson, c. NJ. Ffnney, G. o.
| Huffman, T. E. Halls, T. D. Davis,
and J. E. Andrews, presented sketches
from the following books: "The
Little Minister" by Sir James Barrie;
Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush by
! Ian McL.aren; "a Lady of Quality
| by Frances Hoddson, eff Winter
Comes" by A. S. M. Hutchinson;
Back to Methusela," by George
Bernard Shaw. Mrs. Robinson read
an original poem, emitting the rythm
lines which were supplied by the
members. Mrs. Astinall, who has re-
Gently returned from Europe gave an
account of her travels abroad.
Mrs. Murphy was assisted by Mrs.
| III. D. Pearce.
Miss Genevieve Pickeren. 1884 E.
Tenth ST., entertained Wednesday
| evening with an informal dinner in
| honor Of Miss Pomona Bertram.
whose marriage to Alfred S. Gloss
| hrenner will take place Sept 49, Gov
ers were laid for eight Miss Lydia
| Bates, 756 Woodruff Place. will en-
terrain in her honor Friday after.
noon.
A birthday party for members of
tie Marion County chapter of the
American War Mothers who have
birthdays in June, July. August and
| September was held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs Ella Akers. 621
s. Alabama ST. Baskets of fall flow
ers were arranged throughout the
rooms. Arrangements were made for
seventy-five guests. A short business
meeting preceded the social hour.
Plans for the convention to be held
| in Kansas City in October were dis
cussed.
! Tine Altruistic Club VIII meet Fri
day for a luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Hunt, 1116 N Keystone
Ave.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Georgia Coins to Ebert
Mcdaniel. which took place Aug. %,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Lee
| Whitman, 1916 De Loss St. the Rev.
u T. Howe officiating Miss Lillian
Spunn was maid of honor. Other
members OF the bridal party were Mrs
Maude Whitman. Miss Mabel Whit
man, Miss Errna and Miss Melphina
Mann. Cecil Mcdaniel. Elmer and Jo-
seph ShockIey. Robert Klnnick was
best man. The bride was given in
marriage by her uncle, Herl Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcdaniel have re-
turned from a short wedding trip and
are at home at 2004 Dexter Ave
Walter A South and daughter.
| Elizabeth Ann. Glendale and Fletcher
AYES. are in Michigan City. where
they are attending the American Le-
| gion convention. Before returning
home they will go on a motor trip in
the East, visiting Canada, Detroit.
| Cleveland. Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
| L lAlduclpIltt anu ~NtW 1Olh 1AkSs
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Wright, 934
| Riley Ave, entertained Wednesday
evening with a buncO party In honor
| of Mr. and Mrs Louis w. Bonsib
who are leaving this week TO make
! their home in Peru. Ind. The guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs Carl G. Knarzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Richart, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonsib.
Miss Mildred Hecht, 46 w. Fall
Creek Blvd, will leave Sunday for
| Chicago to spend several days before
going TO Milwaukee where she will
| attend the Milwaukee, owNer School.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Guggenheimer
and son Fred, formerly of Richmond,
Va. and Tampa, Fla, are making
their home in Indianapolis at 43 w.
! Fall Greek Blvd.
Miss Esther NJ Hurst. daughter of
! James n. Hurst, of Peru, Ind. be-
came the bride Of Forrest Haines, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Haines. $685.
! College Ave, Wednesday with a
pretty ceremony at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Am
bross Dunkle officiating. Paul Mat
thews. organist, played the bridal
music.
Little Miss Constance Hurst, niece
| of the bride. was the ringbearer. She
wore a frock of green taffeta and car
ried the ring concealed in basket
Of flowers. The flower girl. dressed in
shell pink chiffon. was Miss Rosa
mond Cleave of Ottawa, III. She car
ried basket of sweetheart roses.
Scott Cleave of Ottawa, Ill. was best
\ man.
The bride dressed in peach color
chiffon trimmed with Venetian lace.
was given away by her father.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the Lincoln
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Haines will re-
turn to this city after a wedding trip
/ in the South to make their home at
1896 College Ave.
Mrs. Haines is a graduate of In
diana University, where she was a
member OF Delta Gamma sorority