The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-23


speakers at the convention banquet on
Thursday evening.
FRS. c. F. VOYLES entertained
NE the members of the Present
I'VE Day Club with a noon lunch
con at her home on \. Meridian ST.
today. Covers were laid for thirty at
tables decorated with spring flow
ers. Following the luncheon a mu-
steal program was given. Miss Ra-
mond Kittle of Los Angeles, Cal.
was a guest.
Among the Indianapolis girls who
will attend the annual house party Of
the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at
Purdue University May 4, 5, and 6.
are Miss Anna c. Gardner and Miss
Mary Patia Carver. Mrs. Edgar 0.
Coffman Of Indianapolis will be the
house chaperon.
Miss Betty Brubaker will entertain
with a dinner bridge Thursday eve
ming for Miss Helen Spahr, whose
marriage to Or. Blanton Coxen will
take plACS -fAeaS ~
At the last discussion breakfast Of
TIE Local Council of Women Tuesday.
at the Chamber of Commerce the
smoke nuisance will be discussed
Mrs. Nellie A. Gentry announces
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
SarabeTe TO AIvan Vernon Roberts of
Malto. Ohio, which took place S9tur-
day afternoon at her home on Ken
wood Ave. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Ruth Gentry and
Miss Isabelle Meztier. The best man
was the groom's father. George Rob
erts. Miss Fannie Pavy OF Greens
burg was a guest
the marriage of Miss Dorothy Lou
ise King. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. King of y. Delaware St,
TO Theodore Robert RUBBISH took
slace at the home of the brides
parents, Saturday evening with the
Rev. z. H. Wood officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fraser and Ross and Rich
ard Fraser Of Flint. Mich. were the
out-of-town guests.
The st. Cecilia Club of Sacred Heart
Church will give a dance Tuesday
evening in their hall on Palmer st.
Miss Julia Bradshaw, who mas been
srendfng the winter in Arizona and
California. started for indianapolis
today.
pledge of $4,000 was made to
the Riley Memorial Hospital at the
convention of the Kappa Kappa Kap-
IA. sorority at the Claypool on Sat
urday. Miss Mary Reiman Of
ConnersviIle was elected president.
Miss Ruth Lindeoerfer, Carrot, vice
president; Mrs. Mildred Hildebrand.
Portland, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth
spence, Covington, treasurer, and
Mrs. Nora Short, Salem, editor Of the
sorority journal.
Speakers at an Oriental tea party
to be given Wednesday evening at
North Park Christian Church viii be
SuzumasuId Kato of Japan. Yao
Tung Lee of China and Joshua Crave
Carrot, missionary to China.
"The English Novel of Today" was
discussed by Mrs. J. K Conner at a
meeting of the Monday Club at the
new Propylaeum this afternoon
The piano students of Prof. Francis
H. Topmiller will give a recital Sun
day afternoon. April %, in the Grace
Evangelical Church. Those who will
take part are Margaret Spall, Char
lotte Kiel. Bernard Nordburg, Jose
mime Mercer Louise Reid, Bessie
Kraase. Paul Baker, Lucille Wilson,
Lola Van Arsdall, Irene Holmes, Irene
Inman. Florence Mitchell. Margaret
Corcoran, Harvey White, Garnet Nc
Gov. Marjorie Douglas, Mildred Jack
son. Norbert O'Leary, Marie Fuller,
Winifred Biddle, Edwin Hoy, Law
renee Sexton.
Passyunk Council will meet Tues
day evening in Odd Fellow Hall on W.
Washington st.
The Woman's City Club viii give
it's monthly dinner at the Chamber Of
Commerce Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock. Miss Adele StOrck will pre-
side, assisted by Miss Addie Saltmarsh,
chairman of the membership commit
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