The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

lNl Fletcher Ave, entertained
- today with a luncheon bridge
and kitchen shower in honor of Miss
katherine Gould, whose marriage to
Vernon Reeder will be held Christmas
day at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church. The brides colors, pink and
blue, were carried out in charming
decorations. The floor lamp ard
table lamps were shaded in pink and
blue, and the tables were lighted with
pink tapers in crystal holders, tied
with blue tulle. The brides table was
arranged with pink tapers surrounded
with wreaths Of pink roses. Favors
were pink and blue rose cups.
The gifts We're presented in little
express wagon decorated, with pink
and blue ribbons and drawn by little
Roland Robert Reeder dressed In a
white suit with a pink and blue tie.
There were seven tables Of bridge.
The guests: Alesdames James Carpen-
ter. Blanton Coxen. Wendell Roth,
A. r. Dewey, d w. Long. Roland
Reeder. Jerome Turnkey. Edward II.
Carmann. Morgan Smith. Charles
Gould. w. A. Moore, John Fox, Misses
Mildred Benton, Alice Edna Walsh,
Mildred Brosnan. Lucille Hodges.
Helen Seward. Gertrude Dithmer,
I Grace Hackelman, Helen Myers, Avi-
nellie Thorp. Dorothea Reissner. Anna
c. Gardner, Jessie Brown, Mary Ann
/ Miller. Martha Updegraff.
Mrs. c. A. Gould assisted the
/ hostess.
/ Mrs. z. H Bodensick. 709 n. Riley
Ave. entertained the members Of the
/ Chapter G. of P. E. o. Friday night
with a Thanksgiving dinner. Covers
were laid for twenty at small tables
decorated with low baskets OF yellow
+ chrysanthemums and yellow tapers
/ burning In crystal holders. The place
cards were in Thanksgiving design.
/ Assisting the hostess We're Mrs. II.
A. Mcdonald. Mrs. NJ. L. Payne and
/ Mrs. John H. Smith.
| on the program during the evening
were Mrs. Horace Midkiff, THE Origin
of Thanksgiving" Mrs. George f.
/ Golman and Mrs. A. w. Macy. accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith. sang a group
of duets: Mrs. A. F. Citizens sang
number Of songs of the season.
/ Mrs. Will H. Brown, Miss Geraldine
Hadley and Mrs. Goldman We're spe-
/ cial guests.
c. G. Bowman Of Chanute, Kas.,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Reedy. 1882 Bellefontaine St. has re-
/ turned home.
The Four Oaks Club will give a
party and dance at the home of
Perry Carr, SOP E. Michigan St, to-
night.
/ The house will be decorated with
the club colors. purple and gold Toy
/ balloons tied to paper caps will
/ float through the rooms.
/ The same color scheme will be car
ried out in the refreshments. Thirty
guests will be present.
49,
/ The Entire Nous Club will entertain
with a guest meeting Monday night
at the home of Miss Ada Withers, IS
n. Gray st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto " Frenzel, 1887
I ~. lAlAiiOsc ~ anu WIS lNoOCIl
! Sweeney are visiting friends and rel
atives in Evansville and New Har-
mony, Ind They will spend the week
| end at French Lick.
! The Local Council luncheon will be
held at the Y. w. c. A. at II a. m.
I Tuesday Reservation must be made
with any one on the following commit
tee by Monday night: Mrs. Frank Nc
Caslin, Mrs. w, H. Ault and Mrs.
| A. B. Click.
The Woman's Rotary Club will meet
Monday noon at the Claypool Hotel
for their regular luncheon at which
Miss Adelia Pritchard of Portland,
Ore. will speak on up From the
Ranks"
Mrs. Ted Bschof entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home, 1880
Church ST., with a birthday party
luncheon. A centerpiece formed by
three-layer birthday cake surmounted
with a miniature Thanksgiving tur-
key decorated the table, which was
arranged for nineteen guests. The
rooms were beautifully arranged with
pink and white roses. During the aft
ernoon games and contests We're held.