The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-12
SOCIAL
Activities
E N T z r. AIN NTs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


charming luncheon-bridge Of eight
tables. A color scheme OF lavender
and pink was used in the appoint
ments and decorations. Each table
at which the guests were served was
lighted with a lavender taper in a
crystal holder tied with pink tulle and
twined with asparagus fern. The
covers were market with little sweet
pea nut cups with name cards at
tached by pink ribbons.
Baskets Of sweetpeas and roses
were arranged about the rooms, form
ing a pretty background for the play
ers during the afternoon. Among the
guests was Mrs. Edna Schlissling of
Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. Coddington
was assisted by Mrs. Walter Tim
norman and Mrs. Fred F. Rusch.
Mrs. r. Hartley Sherwood, 2s47 n.
Meridian St, entertained the presI-
dents OF the leading women's clubs in
the city at an informal tea this after
noon in honor OF her sister. Mrs. AL
bert n. Connect, Jr., of Paris. France.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with baskets of chrysanthemums and
greenery.
An educational motion picture finn
which was prepared by the American
Woman's Club Of Paris. Franco
American Society and American Field
Service Of Paris, was presented by
Mrs. Connect, who is vice president Of
the American Woman's Club of Paris.
The picture depicts the customs and
life Of the French people and the re-
construction work being done.
Mrs. Connect viii show the film be
fore the Federation Of Women's Clubs
in Washington, D. c.. in January.
A pretty bridge luncheon and linen
shower was given this afternoon by
Mrs I R Whiting. EOS z. Forty
Sixth St, in honor Of Miss Dorothy
Smith, whose marriage to Rex Young
will take place Dec. p. The tables
were prettily decorated with Christ
mas trees in the center and tiny ones
at each cover for favors. Baskets Of
orchid chrysanthemuns decorated the
rooms. The ices We're nodded in the
form OF wedding slippers and bells in
orchid and silver, the brides colOrs.
The gifts were presented by little
Miss Joan Whiting. dressed in orchid
organdie, who drew them in a little
wagon decorated with orchid and sill
yer ribbons.
Mrs. Whiting was assisted by Mrs.
H E. Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond, 1904 N
with a luncheon and four tables OF
bridge in the Oriental room at the
ClaypooL The table Hbich was laid
for eighteen guests was arranged with
a center decoration Of poinsettas and
lighted with red tapers in crystal
holders.
Mrs. Hammond's daughter, Mrs.
John Aufderheide, assisted her
Among the guests were Mrs. Ally Of
Canada, who is the guest of Mrs.
Henry ". Lawrence Of the Claypool
and Mrs. NJ. Craig Of Chicago, who
IS visiting Mrs. Aufterheide-
The Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Parsons,
University Heights. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Marguerite.
to the Rev. S. A. Reed Of Lebanon.
The brides father read the ceremony
before the immediate families Tues
day at high noon. The bride wore a
gown OF white georgette over satin
and carried shower bouquet Of brides
roses and valley lilies.
The Rev. and Mrs. Reed are both
graduates Of Indiana Central College.
They will make their home in Leba-
non. where the Rev. Reed is the pas
tor Of the First United Brethren
Church.
Mrs. W. c. Mccoy, 3116 n. New
Jersey St, was the hostess this after
noon for a Christmas party for the
auxiliary n the Dewey Post, Amer
lean Legion. Christmas gifts were
drawn from a grab bag. The rooms
were decorated with red and green
crepe paper
The guests: Mesdames James War
bington, Mary Jenne, Estelle Sample,
Murray Johnson, Mary r. Crumbo,
Amanda NIalloy.
Mrs. Mccoy was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. H. r Langdon-
Mrs Cora Virginia Clapp, vice pres
ident Of the board Of directors Of the
E,adies Of the Grand Army. enter
tanned the State board today at lunch
con at English's The guests: Mrs.
Olive Allison Williams. Anderson,
president; Mrs. Nellie Belle Kitchel,
Galveston, Ind, treasurer; Mrs. Ora
Chamness, Galveston, secretary; Mrs.
Martha Howard. Bloomington, trus-
tee; Mrs. Ella Schneider, Richmond,
department president.
The Altruistic Club viii meet Thurs
day for luncheon and election of Off
GERS with Mrs. S. NJ Dunning, 120 w.
Twenty-Sixth st. Mrs. Carrie Barnes
will be the assistant hostess.
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The committee in charge Of the an
nual entertainment given by the, AL
pha Mu sorority Dec. IA in the Odd
Fellow Hall. E. Washington st. and
Hamilton Ave, win be Mesdames Ed
King. Leroy Wolf, Everett Saxton,
Frank Wilson, Noval McIntire, Nolan
Six. Misses Jennie Stucy. Jessie Cady.
Violet McGriff, Viola Cady and Mary
Hall.
The Business and Professional
Women Of the Indianapolis League Of
Women Voters and the Woman's City
Club will meet tonight for dinner and
a joint meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce. Miss Merica Hoagland,
Miss Adele Storck and Miss Elizabeth