The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-07

RI OSTESSES for the benefit card
III party Nov. % at the home OF
Mrs. ". C Smith, $3.50 Suther-
land Ave. for St. Margaret's Hospital
Guild will be Mesdames Wesley Shea,
Myron Cosler, Charles Zwinck, Ed
ward Helwig. George Grinsteiner,
Preston Rubbish, Gilbert Cook. George
Spindler, Walter Eaton. Glen This
tlethwaite and Miss Majenta Ryan.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used to buy supplies for the crippled
children of the hospital
The wedding OF Miss Fern Snyder.
daughter of Mrs. Ollie Eastes. 31S y.
Bradley St, and DR.. Ira V. Tidd. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H s. Tidd. Of In
dianapolis. took place Tuesday after
noon at Franklin, Ind, at the home
Of the officiating minister. DR.. c. c.
Edward. The immediate families at
tended the simple ring ceremony.
The party returned TO Indianapolis
nd were entertained with a bridal
thinner at the home OF the brides
mother. Covers were laid for the
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. H
s. Tidd, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Tidd.
Mrs. Ollie Eaton. Mrs. Amy Jackson,
and Misses Dorothy Eastes. Gladys
and Thelma Tidd-
DR.. and Mrs. Tidd are at home at "a
y Denny St.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Gault,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Gault,
634 ". Thirtieth St, and Ralph
Schaeffer took place at the home Of the
brides parents, Sunday afternoon.
Attendants were Miss Elsie Van,
maid Of honor. and Mss Ethel Hills,
bridesmaid. Phillip Pappett was best
man Harold Schaeffer and William
West were ushers. Miss Edith LOT
ten sang.
on q wedding trip to Chattanooga,
Tenn.
The League OF Women Voters will
meet Friday for a monthly discussion
luncheon at the Chamber of Com
merce. Mrs. David Lurvey will be the
hostess; Robert A Adams, national
Judge advocate for the American
Legion, will speak on THE National
Constitution and Government" Miss
Marie c. ChomeI. who was with the
American relief administration in
Russia for two years, viii address the
club on 'TWoman's Part in the New
Government Of Europe"
Reservations may be made through
in the Chamber Of Com
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Mrs. j. ]. Martin, 2152 n. Alabama
St, will entertain the office auxiliary
Of the P. H. y. A. Friday at luncheon.
Founders day will be observed by
the Cedars of Lebanon, Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Burk-
hart, 1881 Shelby st. Assisting hos
tesses Will be Mesdames H. G. Brown.
Carl Day. S. R. Artman and Gurtha
Stephenson.
The Woman's Department Club two
cay bazaar TO be held Nov. 1914 at the
clubhouse, 1902 N Meridian St, will
open with a dinner Tuesday evening
at 5, and o'clock. Mrs. Roy G.
Caylor, assisted by Mrs. G. w. Gordon,
viii be in charge of the committee on
arrangements. Mrs. Edward Wacker
will be chairman of the ticket sale;
Mrs. John Connor, IN charge OF the
dining room and res ervations; Mrs.
Harold Batchelder, in charge Of dec
Orations.
Assisting on the committees will be
Mesdames Harriet Bullock, c. L. Tay-
Tor, ". c. Freund, Ralph Goodrich, C.
w. Bell. T. A. Daley, Thomas David
son, Fred Hixon. Clifford Price.
George Weaver. E. L. Pedlow, E. F.
Smith. Harry Orlopp, NJ. z. Miller,
Charles Reede. F. z. Miller, NJ. L.
Moon. W. c. Kirby. E. L. Burnett, NJ.
W. Wallack, Boyd Templeton, Charles
Souders and Isaac Woodland.
Mrs o. c. wilcox is general chair
man
81 Baskets Of bittersweet and yellow
chrysanthemums decorated rooms of
the home Of Mrs. Andrew Cook, 3S44
w. Michigan St. when she enter
tanned the members of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club today with a Guest
Day party. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. NJ. c. Sicily and Mrs. c. W.
Shaffer
The Rev. F. A. Hayward spoke.
Miss Bernice Pugh. accompanied by
Miss Louise Gibbs. played violin solos.