The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-19
SOCIAL
Activities
e N T E Il T A n NJ e N T s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

- III A10L ia ~ ~ 51NS $500
new Little Theatre Workshop
IL followed the bridge and mai
jongE party this afternoon in the
Propylaeum, around the corner on
tie same grounds More than
fifty tables were reserved for the
card party, which was arranged by
Mrs. James B. Steep.
Properties used in various plays
produced by the Little Theatre So
ciety were used to produce a unique
setting in the workshop. Grey cur
, tains used in the production OF
'Everyman,'' screens made from the
drops of several plays with Shakes
pearean robes draped over them cIeV-
arly concealed entrances and exits.
The service on the tea tables was
entirely of brass. There were two
Russian Tall candelabra
with burning tapers lighted the rooms
A ceiling-high tapestry painting by
Randy Coates and two tree panels by
Mrs. J D. Pierce were on display, and
a very old Paisley shawl added charm
to the effect.
Pouring tea were Mrs. R. H.
Sherwood. Mrs. W. 0. Bates, Mrs. VIII
Liam Henry Coburn and Mrs. Edward
Schurmann. Assisting were Misses
Barbara Foltz, Elizabeth Moore, Nita
Aultman. Eugene Anderson, Marjorie
Chtles. Marjorie Cakes, Gertrude
Shield, Nora Thomas. Ellen MacLean,
Jean Davis, Alexandra Davis and
Eleanor Raub
Mrs. Demarchus Brown Will give an
ccoun of her recent trip in Europe
a. the meeting of the II Jamalie Club
+o.isht at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. J. S~choonover. 568 Highland DR..
Baskets Of yellow chrysanthemums
viii decorate the rooms and arrange
ments are being made for forty
guests.
MI. and Mrs. Harold W. Moody.
1915 Spruce St. entertained Satur-
day night with a pantry shower in
honor OF their niece, Miss Mae Neu-
bauer, who is to marry John Rne-
hart Dec. 5.
Decorations and favors carried out
the brides colo-s, pink and white.
Little Miss Marian and Eloise Moody,
dressed as cooks, presented the gifts
10 the bride-elect
Mrs. Loran Fugate, chairman Of
the committee for the card party OF
the Seventh District Democratic Club
wednesday at the Spink-Arns. an
nounce the following p-atronesses:
Me5dames Samuel NJ. RaIston. John
w. Kern. John ". French. George a.
Werbe. John Downing Johnson. Isaac
Born, Wilmer Christian. James c.
Wood, F. H. Russ. ". 2. Davis. Mary
Knippenberg. Martha Yoh MarsoE. Sa-
lem D Clark, Harry Quigley. Harold
Batchelde-. H. L. Strinberg, D. B.
Car ar, Lillian Mckenzie, Webb Bell,
". A. Pickens. Pearie Bunlng. H. B.
McNeeley. L. Gates. C. D. Yeazei.
George Kinnard. John Corwin. Everett
Hunt, w. G. CGdie, AIMS Msrkey,
Henry Cominsky. A. c. Terhune. Anna
Marley. J.. P. McGlinchey. J. w jack
son, Thomas Ellis; Misses Julia Ian
ders, Hazel Fesler. Ida Curry and
Ruby Hindlen9n.
Assisting Mrs. Fugate on the COM
mi:tee are Mrs. J. C. Wood and Miss
Ida Curry.
$50
TIE F. B. c. Euchre Club viii en-
terrain with a luncheon and card party
at the C. A. R. Hall, 222 Z Maryland
St, Wednesday.
Camp No. 8, Patriotic Order of
Americans, will entertain with eIcLre
Wednesday night in the G. A. r. hall,
222 E. Maryland st.
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The Woman's Rotary Club will en-
terrain tonight with a guest dinner.
bridge ana nah jongg at the Polly
Prim Tea Room, HOO n. Pennsyl-
vania St. Crystal baskets of yellow
button chrysanthemums will decorate
the rooms and blue tapers IN crystal
holders will Right the tables.
More thar q hundred reservations
have beer made. Miss Alice Anderson
is IN charge.
The Az section Of the Woman's De
partment Club met this afternoon at
The clubhouse, 1902 N. Pennsylvania
st. Horace Whitehouse spoke on
Wagner. the Artist and Thinker"
At the tea which followed. Mrs.
Downing Johnson was presiding
hostess. assisted by Mesdames c. B..
BIakeslee. George Bass, J. r. Thrash
er, Marvin Jones and w. A. McCabe.
At the meeting of the Sisterhood of
the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation
this afternoon at the Temple on n.
Delaware St. Rabbi Feuerlicht was
the principal speaker. He talked on
things of interest to his congregation
which had occurred during his recent
trip abroad. Mrs. Harry Bretzfelder
OF the New York Sisterhood: Mrs.
Blanche Kahn Weiner Of Columbus.
Ohio; Mrs. Isaac Levi of San Antonio.
Texas, gave short talks.
Miss Florence Byers sang a group
of songs, accompanied by Mrs. VIII
liam Goblin. Mrs. Meyer Cohen vas
in charge of devotions.
At the social hour which followed
Mrs. Phillip Adler was hostess, assist
ed by Mesdames Phillip Joseph, Eli
Schloss, Barbara Steinberger, Han
nah Kahn.
The bakery sale which the Sister
hood will have Nov. % at the Indian