The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-04

Ia ri KS. FRANK GODE KEY OF Ed
iM wardsville. III, Will come
I'll Wednesday to be the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Van
voorhees,. 1924 n. Pennsylvania ST.
Mrs. Van voorhees, will entertain
Thursday afternoon with a nah jongg
and bridge party in her honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Neubauer, 1915
Boulevard Pl. entertained Monday
night with bridal party in honor
of their daughter, Elizabeth. and John
Reinhart, whose marriage will take
place Wednesday night at the home
OF the brides parents. The rooms
were decorated in pink roses and
white chrysanthemums and the ap-
pointments were carried out in the
pink and white color scheme.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reinhart, Sr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Moody, Mr. and Mrs. John
Neubauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Greskamp,
Miss Ruth Fuller, who will be maid
Of honor, and William John Neubauer,
Jr.. who viii be best man at the wed
ding.
Thirty-ive men and women attended
the meeting of the business and pro-
fessionaI women's section of the In
dianapolis League of Women Voters
Monday night at the home Of Mrs.
NJ z. Heiner, 1916 Central Ave. Fun
damentals of Government and Present
Day Problems" was the topic of
Frederick Schortemeier's talk. w. W.
Spencer gave a talk on Election
laws"
Assisting Mrs. Heiner were Mrs. K.
Il. Miller. Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, Mrs.
D. B. Spellman, Mrs. Herman Kett-
Ter. Miss Alma Seeker, Mrs. z. Winter.
Srs. ]. F. Rhodes and Mrs. Charles
Hicks.
The Local Council Of Women met
today at the Spink-Arms for a bust
ness meeting and regular monthly
meeting. The program was an educa-
Honal one. the educational organlZa-
lions affiliated with the council taking
part in the program. Mrs. David
Ross represented the Indiana In
ecrsers of Photoplays; Miss Mary
Gain, the Workers for the Blind.
Miss Flora Drake, assistant super
htendent Of public schools, spoke on
Modern Methods of Education" Mrs.
Charles L. Smith spoke on What the
Parent Teachers Association Means"
Mrs. Martha ]. Stubs gave a short
Tx on THE Psychology Of Play"
A short board meeting was held just
Before the program.
Miss Ruth Reedy. who is attending
= illinois University. has returned to
B Champaign after spending the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents. Mr.
Ind Mrs. w. W. Reedy, 1913 Belle
ontaine St.
Mrs. II. II. Rice presided at the tea
Dable this afternoon when tea was
kerved after the second bridge tour
lament meeting of the Woman's De
hartment Club. Mrs. Edward Haldy
Fas in charge of the tournament
Mrs. John A. Dyer. 2S4S Washing
on Blvd, will read a group of short
tories Of her own tonight at the
neeting of the Writer'S Club in the
Indiana Artists Clubrooms at the
caroline Scott Harrison chapter house,
"a n. Pennsylvania st.
The Heyl Study Club met this after
soon at the Y. W. c. A. On the pro-
sram were: Mrs. H. E. Won Grim
bernstein. The Life Of James Russell
.oweu''; Mrs. W. D. Long. 'The Life
Herman Melville; Mrs. Valentine
Harttn. Harriet Beecher Stowe"
frs. A D. Murphy reviewed 1.-THE
ffnister's Wooing," Harriet Beecher
Rowe. Current events were discussed
b Mrs. W. s. Given and Mrs. c. H.
hardy.
Ms. @ s. Frye, 80 r. Irvington
i've. was hostess this afternoon for
be nvington Chatauqua Club. Mrs.
D. s. Adams read a paper on His
nrians and Scholars" Mrs. H. o.
eritchard talked on Preachers and
philosophers" and Mrs. r. H. Ken
y az spoke on ''The English Language
ID America"
TIE opening Of the new student
Rmnss building at Wellesley Col
$50 win be celebrated at the meeting
I the Alumna Club Thursday night
. the home Of Miss Stella Morrison,
b1 n. New Jersey St. Miss Jane
khAford and Miss Florence Venn
ILL be assisting hostesses.
The nominating committee of the
ndiana Society OF Pioneers, headed
H Lester Smith, Of Indiana Uni
h-zity met today to name officers for