The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
SOCIAL
ActiUitieS
NTE r T All ME- N r
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ISIS Dorothy and Miss Eliza
|llWl beth Marmon, s1119 N. Della.
G ware ST., will entertain to-
night with dinner party in honor OF
Miss jeanette Wales and Forrest
William Blanton, who will be mar
ried Tuesday evening at the All Souls
Unitarian Church The guests will
include the members of the bridal
party.
Covers WIFI be laid for the hostesses
and Miss Ruth Hamblet of Boston,
Mass, Miss Virginia Reed, Miss Jea-
nette Wales and Miss Elizabeth Wales,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Blanton and
Henry Jameson, William Clarkson,
William Eaglesfield. Reginald Gar
stang, Noble Butler and Forrest Blan-
ton.
The hostesses will be assisted by
their mother, Mrs. w. c. Marmon.
Monday night DIR. and Mrs. DeWolf
Wales, parents of the bride, will en-
terrain with a bridal dinner at the
Woodstock Country Club in honor of
the bride and groom-elect.
The drama department of the Won
ans Department Club will open the
club year with luncheon Thursday
at the clubhouse. This luncheon will
be open to the public and Is under di-
rection Of Mrs. Willis Beuton and
Mrs. Harvey A. Grassland, 1905 Broad
way.
In the afternoon a program will be
given consisting OF a one-act play.
Seventy Times Seven" by Mary Jane
Mitchell The cast Is composed of
Mrs. Horace Mitchell and Mrs. w. d.
Long. Stage setting and decorations
will be under direction Of Mrs. E. L.
Pedlow. Mrs. Dorothy Woods, Mrs. NJ.
D. Didway. Mrs. G. II. Augustein, Mrs.
Arthur Dewey and Mrs. Harry Sted-
felt. Mrs. w. H Shell will be in
charge Of the dining-room.
Officers for the ensuing year: Chair
man, Mrs. Everett NJ Schofleld; vice
chairman, Mrs. E. A. Brown: secre-
tary Mrs. Dick Richards; treasurer,
Mrs. Harvey Crossland: executive
committee. officers and Mrs. w. o.
Bates, Mrs. Leo K. Fesler, Mrs. Ed
ward Ferger and Mrs. w. :. Freund.
Chairman OF standing committees:
Publicity, Mrs. Clayton Ridge; hospi-
tality, Mrs. T. A. Bell; door, Mrs. w.
r. Shell; membership, Mrs. Alvin T.
Coate.
Mrs. T. A. Bell is general chairman
of the luncheon committee.
Mrs. Anna Gore. 543 w. Drive,
Woodruff Pl., announces the mar
riage of her daughter. Marian. to
John Frederick Kurflss Jr.. son of
versity Ave. which took place Friday
Oct. s.
The bride and groom are both stu
dents at Butler University, Kurfiss
having attended Cornell University,
where he was merloer of Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity.
They will make heir home tenn
porarily at 5949 University Ave.
The Pi Beta Phi Alumni Club en-
tertained visiting members from In
diana University and northeastern
universities with a luncheon at the
home OF Miss Ruby Winders. 10S s.
Ritter Ave, today. Assisting the host
ess were; Mrs. Carl Fletcher presi-
dent; Mrs. John w Brown, Misses
Helen and Laura Barrett, Miss Hazel
T.. Abbott, Mrs. Charles Barth, Miss
Grace Adams, Mrs. Charles w. Allen,
Mrs. William Clay Bachelor, Mrs.
Raymond c. Beeler. Miss Katherine
Book. Miss Margaret Elizabeth Bloor,
Miss Lottie Blue. Miss Grace Bryan.
Miss Sarah Kirk and Miss Clara Bic.
derman.
Mrs. Otto N. Rott of Bloomington
presided over ceremony of welcome
to the new members of the club. She
was assisted by Mrs. L. W. Hughes
and Mrs VIII KarseJl. Mrs. Frank
d. Hatfield and Mrs. Ellis II. Hall
and Mrs. Vernon Grindle had charge
OF the reception of new members.
While the guests were arriving Miss
Ruby Winders led in the singing OF
ri Phi songs. Miss Laurel Cisna is
the author of the new Phi song book
and - mernber of the Butler chapter.
Miss Sarah +. Birk gave an infor-
NAL report of thu convention at Estes
Park, Cal. Mrs. Rott and Miss Birk
were the official representatives from
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