The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-06

NE weeks calendar for Indian.
Az apolis women viii be the meet
ing Wednesday of the State Assembly
Women's Club at the Claypool Hotel
The Indianapolis women viii give d
reception at noon on the mezzanine
floor for the Out-of-town representa-
tives who Will probably number fifty.
This viii be followed by a luncheon
in the Chateau room where covers will
be laid for two hundred women. Mrs.
Russell X. Bedgood of Lafayette. State
president viii preside at the luncheon
and viii introduce Mrs. Allen T. Flem-
ing, president of the Indianapolis
League of Women Voters and chair
man Of the Indianapolis Local Council
OF Women who viii be toastmistress.
The hospitality committee for the
reception includes, Miss Alma Seeker,
Miss Jeanette Parr Miss Ida Ander-
son, Mrs. Curtis Hodges. Mrs. s. r.
Altman, Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank,
Airs. Z. A. Burnette, Miss Adah Bush,
+ Miss Gertrude NIcHugh, Mrs. Ida Bel
cher. Mrs Z. 4. Hodges. Mrs. NJ s.
! Spellman, Mrs. Walter Geisel, Mrs.
/ Issac Born, Mrs. Thomas ". Dem
merly. Mrs. Meredith Nicholson,
Mrs. s. Z. Perkins, Mrs. Booth Tark-
iugton, Miss Marjorie Hollis Hunt:
/ Mrs. Samuel N. Ralston, Mrs. Grace
Julian Clark, Mrs. John W. Kern,
! Mrs. Albert J. Beverage, Mrs. Ira
+ Holmes. Miss Eleanor Barker, Mrs.
I Wolf Sussman. Mrs. John Barnhill,
Miss E,ldeia Lauter. Mrs. Julia 3.
Tutewiler, Mrs. Clarence Martin. and
. Mrs. Daisy Douglass Barr. Mrs. NJ J.
Anderson is in charge Of the musical
program which viii include vocal solos
by Mrs. katherine Murdoch.
" HE Indianapolis League Of
Women Voters has planned a
- number Of social activities for
rext week. Tuesday afternoon Miss
Sarah Lauter will entertain the cap
tains of the board Of directors team
Toy membership at her home on L.
Sixteenth St. Thursday afternoon Mrs.
+ NJ NJ. Hadlev will entertain the State
board of education at her home on
/ v New Jersey St. Friday afternoon
+ Mrs Louis FatherStoue viii speak az
the Chamber IF Commerce. The Par
/ ent-Teacher Associations of Indian
apolis viii be special guests and the
hospitality committee. including Mrs.
+ Samuel Ashby. Mrs. W. c. Smith,
Mrs r. F. Gadd, Mrs. Ed Harmon,
Mrs. F Geue and Mrs. Claude Crit
fifth. viii have charge. Monday after
room the legislative committee will
meet to discuss the legislative plans
/ Of the league. ATr~ Henry Beck is
chairman Of the committee and Mrs.
/ Wilmer Christian vice chairman.
TOTA aIumnae Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma will meet Tuesday for an
Il alI-day party with Mrs. Joe Rand
/ Beckett
/ "OUNCIL of Jewish Women viii
meet Jan. s for d discussion of
- School Days" There will be
/ ten-Ininute talks by the following:
/ Charles Barry. president of the In
GianapoEs school board; Mrs. George
Finfrock. president of the Parent
/ Teacher Association; Miss Elsa Hueb-
ner, president OF the Teachers Asso-
cation; Mrs. Allydia Seybolt, director
of the Little Theater; Mrs. David
/ Ross, president of the Motion Picture
/ Indorsers, and Charles Z. Rush, In
dianapolis Public Library Mrs. Louis
Traugott will sing, accompanied by
/ Mrs. Simon Kiser.
The marriage of Miss Martha Louise
Thompson TO Fritz Bastian, son of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bastian of Park
Ave, took place quietly at o'clock
this morning at the Meridian NJ L.
Church in the presence of the inme-
date families. Dr. Virgil +. Rorer
performed the ceremony and the
bride was given in marriage by DR.. J..
H. Oliver. John Hendricks was the
. groom's attendant Mr.. and Mrs, Bias
tian left Immediately for a motor trip
through the South, the bride travelling
in dark blue suit and tan hat, with
/ a corsage of sweetheart roses. The
at-home announcement is for the
Wentworth Apartments at Thirty
Third sr@ Meridian SITS. after March
1. rhe bride is a graduate of Mt. Yer
non Seminary. Mr.. Bastian attended
Indiana University and is a member
of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
@ss
The indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton of Kappa Kappa Gamma win
meet for luncheon. Saturday. Jan. 10,
at the Spink-Arms Hotel. Mrs. Arthur
Craven is chairman of the hostesses
and Mrs. P X. Busllirk is chairman of
the program co2lnittee.
Ire office auxiliary to the Public
Health Nursing Association will meet
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John +. Habbe on N. Pennsylvania
St. The annual election of officers
and a discussion of the years work
will take the place of the regular pro-
gram.
The marriage of Mrs. Amy Gauld
! Spathe and William Burton Boatright
took place Friday morning at the
| home of the brides father. A. 3,
/ Gauld. on Roach St. the Rev. Clay
Trusty officiating. Following the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Boatright left for