The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-30

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


son of York, Pa. Mrs. Allan B. Max
well and Mrs. Lucius French poured
at the tea tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell, 3704 n. Penn
sylFania St. viii entertain for Mrs.
Henderson Monday night at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. VanVorhees will
have as guests in their box at the
charity ball might at the Claypool
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boozer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney Spiegel and Mr. and
Mrs. Piatt Searles
With Mr.. and Mrs W. H Hart will
be a box party including Mr.. and
Mrs. John Milton PAYER OF Evanston,
III; Mr. and Mrs. Walter ". Hite,
Madison, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robert O'NeaI.
Misses Frieda and Bertha Brown,
1907 Park Ave. students at Butler
University, are spending the Thanks
giving holidays in Cincinnati. Ohio,
with their brother, Samuel. who is at
tending the Hebrew Union College
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Van Voorhees,.
2OlS n. Alabama St, viii go to Paris,
H., Saturday to spend the weekend
with Mr.. Voorhees, parents.
Mrs. Nellie P Winnings, 1855 y. Ala
bama St, received informally this
afternoon at the Polly Prim Tea
room in honor of Mrs. Woodburn c.
Winnings of Chicago, who is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Win
ings.
Mrs. James a. Lowry Will sing a
program Of songs tonight at the in
formal dance given by the Sigma
Alpha Iota musical sorority at the
WOman's Department Club, Seven
teenth and N Meridian SITS. Mrs.
Berta Ruick VIII accompany her. The
program includes Cuckoo, Shall I
Grow Old?" Frantz Abt: Wheels the
Swallow" MilIgan; Sunbeam" Ron
aid.
Founders day viii be observed Sat
urday by the sorority- with a luncheon
az the Athenaeum with the following
patronesses in charge: Mrs E. c.
Johnson, chairman. assisted by
Mesdames J. B. Brown. Carroll Carr.
Harry G. Hill. E. E. F1ickinger, Alex
ander Ernestinoff. Frank Cregor.
George lockwood, Oliver Willard
Pierce, Henry Schurmann, Herbert
Woolien. Lafayette Page. Glenn o.
FriermoOd and Edward Schmidt.
Mrs. Bernard r. Batty, president.
will preside and toasts will be given
by Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Schurmann.
president of the Indiana Federation Of
Music Clubs. Mrs. Fnczinger will
sing.
Mrs. M R. Mason, 25O1 Park Ave.
entertained the Woman's Round Ia,
bic today at luncheon. Yellow and
bronze pom-pom chrysanthemums
carried out the color scheme used in
the appointments and decorations.
Covers were laid for twelve at one
large table. Following the luncheon
the program was given as follows:
Mrs. Ebert Storer, DEVELOPMENT of
Railroads; Mrs. J. F. Morris. THE
Invention Of Telegraph: Mrs. F. P.
Woolery gave current events.
The Christmas bazaar to be given
by the Second Presbyterian Church.
Vermont and Pennsylvania SITS. will
open with a luncheon at noon Tues
day. Mrs. ALERT Hoberg is in charge.
Assisting her will be Mrs. John Lock
head and Mrs. Ethel Rathert.
Booths at the bazaar will be dec
GRATED to represent the season. The
doll booth viii represent Spring: in
the summer booth will be fruits and
canned food.
The Young Peoples Sunday Eve
ming Society viii be in charge of the
Christmas booth. Dinner will be
served Wednesday evening by the
Kings Daughters Society.
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The Woman's Rotary Club will meet
Monday at the Claypool IN the Flor
entine Room for the regular lunch
con meeting. Miss Carrie B. Fran
els will speak on Vocational Training
and Mrs. Clarence Coffin viii talk on
Music Appreciation
The Irvington Fortnightly Club
met this afternoon At the home of
Mrs. Louis Dirks, 303 S. Ritter Ave
Yellow chrysanthemum s decorated the
rooms. A program, Novels of Per
sonal Reaction was given by Mrs.
George Buck, who discussed Edith
Wharton, Booth Harrington. Robert
Harrick and Zona Gale. Mrs. c. H
Wtnders discussed Kathleen Norris
Sinclair Lewis and Henry D. Fuller
The Orlpff Trio will give an omen
recital at the Heron Art Institute
at $3.50 p. m. Sunday.
A quiet Thanksgiving wedding took
place Thursday morning at st. Bird
gets Catholic Church when Miss
Helen NJ Frick. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Erick of 1926 w.
Eighteenth St, became the bride of
Joseph A. Peterson of Chicago, Ill.
with Father McShane officiating.
The bride was lovely in d brown
chiffon velvet gown fashioned with
gold lace and gold lace hat to match
She wore q corsage bouquet Of bride
roses. Miss Julia Maley was brides
maid and Walter Prick. brother of
the bride. best man. Immediately after
the ceremony the bridal couple left
for Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
win be at home at e. Chestnut St.
Chicago, ILL.,. after Dec 10
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The Altrusa Club will meet Satur-