The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-23
SOCIAL
Activities
E Mt e RTA AIN Me Mt S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Richard Crooks, tenor, who sang
this afternoon in concert at the
Murat
Mrs. James Miller and Mrs. Charles
Pfafflin poured low basket OF
yellow pom-pom chrysanthemums
decorated the tea table appointed
with a silver service.
Life members and officers Of the
Matinee Musicale of Indianapolis were
special guests.
Mrs. r. E. Repass, $50 W. Thirty
Fifth ST, entertained with a luncheon
bridge at L. s. Ayers tea room Thurs
day. Covers were laid for thirty-two
guests. Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS formed the table decorations
and the Thanksgfving season idea was
carried out in the appointments.
Mrs. J. H. Grimes of Danville, Ind.
was an out-of-town guest.
The Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority
viii observe the sixth anniversary of
their Founders day with a formal
dance tonight at the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club. Decorations will be in the
sorority cOlOrs, purple and gold. Mem
bers will be identified by wrist bou-
quets of lavender, sweet peas and
Mrs. Aaron Ward rosebuds tied with
purple and gold ribbons.
Out-of-town guests will be the mem
bers of the Charlottesville Club which
recently pet toned a charter for the
sorority. They include NJ sses Kath-
ryn Dorsey, Betty Moon, Mabel
Shankln, Frances Remley, Hazel
Taylor and Velara Muller
The Charlottesville guests will be
tea at the home Of Mrs. Herbert Linn
pus, RuraltOn Apis.
Mrs. B. W. Gillespie, Spink-Arms,
entertained the officers of the Plus
Ultra Bible class. of which she is a
teacher. Thursday night at dinner at
the hotel. The table was arranged
with d center decoration of mink and
white chrysanthemums. Covers We're
aid for Mrs. Gillespie an Misses
Marie killian Laurest Good i>.ge Lulu
Taylor and Lois Hasedorn.
Annual election OF officers Of the
Descendants IF the Mayfower of In
diana took place at a guest meeting
Wednesday night at the home Of Mrs.
v. ". Winslow. 1892 y. Meridian
St 4 memorial TO Mrs. Laura Fletch-
er Hodges. late governor. OF the so
ciety, written by J. A Minturn. was
read and placed permanently upon
the minutes OF the organization and
n copy sent TO Mrs. Hodges son. DR.
Fletcher Hodges.
Officers elected. William osborn.
governor: \ W Rigsbee Arlington.
Ind. vice governor: Mrs. Sidney Hat
field, sec,et AIRY: Mrs. Fred Hoke.
treasurer: +. T.. Stacy. elder: }. y.
Minturn, historian II. c. Parker. cap
tain; DR.. A VI. MendenhaI, surgeon.
The board Of assistants include Mes
DANES ". ". Winslow. B. ". Gil
lespie, Albert Gall. Boyd NJ. Gillespie.
Miss Susan Chitman, a l.. Rigsbee
and Lee Macy. Arlington. Ind.
A program Of music hy Miss Ruth !
Beals. singer. and Miss Hilda Hos
letter, pianist. was followed by a
social hour. Mrs. Win=Iosv was as
sisted by her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs W. W Wlnslow
The State executive committee OF
the American Legion Auxiliary met
this morning and afternoon al the
Chalfant Bldg. to complete plans for
the care Of World War orphans at
Christmas time and to plan for the
care of disabled ex-service men Of In
Hfano n ernvvo-- hpc.,ffoTg
Mrs. Lucille Downey. department
president. presided. The board is
composed Of Mrs R f. Farmer of
Terre Haute. Mrs. Clarence Hugnel
of Indianapolis. Mrs Helen Green Of
Garrett and representatives from the
thirteen congressional districts Of the
State.
Appointments were made for stand
ing committees in the State.
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Members of the Hoosier Tourists
Club met Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Thomas B. Davis, 906 Fairfield
Ave. for luncheon. Thanksgiving
colors were used in the appointments
ard decorations. Covers for thirty
were laid
Special guests were Mrs. c. s.
Dearborn. William L. Mount. A. B.
FGlkerson. Ira Fisher. Nora Mccain
and Miss Martha Jane Anderson.
The program for the afternoon in
Guided a paper on John Galsworthy
and a short story reviewed by Mrs
George W. Early.
Mrs. Otto KIass. .3025 Broadway,
entertained the Independent Social
Club with a euchre and 800" party
at her home Thursday afternoon. Dec
orations and refreshments carried out
the Thanksgiving color scheme. As
sisting hostesses were Mrs. p. J.
Clark, Mrs. Otto Dungus and MIS-
Frank E Peters and Miss Mar
Hunt.
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Representative organizations OF In
iianapOlis who have taken boxes for
he Little Theatres presentation Of
.''rhe Wren" Dec. I. at the Muyat,
according 10 Mrs. George Finfrock,
chairman Of box sales are: The Little
Theatre Society. Chamber of Com
merce. the Dramatic Club, the Amer
lean Business Club, the American As
ISOLATION of University Women. the
Rotary Club, the University Club. the
Advertising Club. the Kiwanis. the
League of Women Voters, the Daugh-
ters of 1912. the Writer'S Club, the
Federation of Parent Teacher Asso-
citation. the Press Club and the
Drama League. The names of the