The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
Social
ACtiUitieS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

N party win be given tonight at
~ the home Of Miss Gladys Young
in Pleasant Run Blvd. in honor of
Miss Josephine Wood, whose mar
riage to Russell HolIer will take place
May 26. Covers win be laid for eight
at a table lighted with candles ana
decorated with spring flowers. The
centerpiece Will consist of pink ana
white flowers arranged between a
miniature bride and groom.
The guests viii include Misses Mar
garet Kellenbach. Dorothy Rhoades,
Hazel Baker, Florence Stanley, Mil
bred Harris and Margaret NIcWhorter.
n ONDAY at the Spink-Arns
M Mrs. Frederick Edey. New
ANA York. chairman of the ma
ticnaI field committee and member of
the national board of the Girl Scouts.
will be the guest Of honor at a lunch
con. The indianapolis Council of
Girl Scouts will hold its semi
meeting at that time. Mrs. c. z.
Hall viii give reports Of the national
council meeting held in Washington
Miss India Wilson viii summarize
work done during the past year. Mrs.
Laurence Chambers viii preside. 4
pageant, directed by Mrs. William
lockwood. will he presented by a
group of Girl Scouts.
A bridal dinner for Miss Margaret
Mast, whose marriage to DR.. w. W.
Kemper will take place Saturday
night, was given Thursday night at
the home of Charles Seidensticlker in
Alabama St, by Mrs. Katherine Mast.
mother of the bride-elect. Covers
were laid for sixteen guests. The
brides colors, pink and orchid, were
used in the appointments.
Hand-painted memorandum books
and cuff links were presented by the
bride and bridegroom to their at
tendants.
The guests included Mrs. Leroy
Ford, matron of honor; Miss Dorothea
Tall and Miss Ivy SoIlenberger,
bridesmaids Miss Dorothy Mast, maid
of honor; DR.. J. H. Kemper, best man,
and William Outlet, Hugh Carpenter
and Edward Arens, ushers.
Mr.. Charles Seideusticker Will give
the bride in marriage at the ceremony.
Out-of-town guests Thursday were
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Kemper, Of New
Liberty KY, and DR.. and Mrs. G.. Z.
Kemper, of Vevay. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Barr en-
tertained with a dance at their sum
mer cottage on Terrace Beach in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt
and Arthur and Miss Irene Meyer, of
Chicago. After midnEght=supper
the out-of-town guests mctored back
to Chicago The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Feeter. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Borton, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dietz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tones. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Rudy. Miss Katherine
Rudy, Robert Hacker, John G. Barr
and Paul Barr.
Mrs. Hannah Means will entertain
members Of Review No. 10 Women's
Benefit Association of the Macabees,
at her home in Emerson Ave. Tues
day afternoon. She will leave Thurs
day to attend the thirtieth annivers-
airy celebration of the ". B. A in
Los Angeles.
Miss Virginia Reyer, whose mar
rage to Lawrence G. Holmes will
take place Monday. was the honor
guest at two shower bridge parties
Thursday In the afternoon Miss
AIyIa Hare gave q linen shower at
her home in n. Meridian st. At a
china shower in the evening at the
home of Miss Anna c. Gardner, the
bride-elect was presented with a
breakfast set.
Announcement was made today that
the dance of the Pettis Welfare Asso-
citation Saturday night will be held
at the SEVERN, instead of the Lin
coin, as planned.
Miss Louise Wells of Chicago. ma
tionaI president Of the Women's Over
seas League, will be the guest Of
honor st a dinner to be given at the
Spinl1-Arms tonight by the Indiana
unit Of the league.
Alfarata Council No. 5. degree Of
Pocahontas, will give a card party
this evening at Redmen's Hall, North
ST. and Capitol Ave.