The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-29
Social
Activities
IL N T E r T A I N M e N T s
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALs

n r. and Mrs. H W. Jolliffe will
MI entertain tonight with a dinner
party in honor of their
4ughter, Miss Norma Aileen, and
zPcil c. Calvert, whose welding will
: Ike place Saturday. The bridal
3lors. pink, lavender and green, will
J carried out in the appointments.
he guests will include members of
Ne bridal party.
! Covers will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
frauld McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs.
zenton Biddlecombe, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
+. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Lenton Bid
<ecombe. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Allen,
&r. and Mrs. William West, Mr..
bid Mrs. A. B. Cravert, Mr. and Mrs.
AIRY Juday and Mrs. Carl Patter-
tn, Misses Bertha Louise Calvert,
9th Gault, Martha Jolliffe, Dorcas
&orris, Alpha Hensley, and Vivian
fiIey. Maurice Woothrow, Rex Keel,
priest Sharkey and little Bob
Eouch and Dorothy Vernon.
IA GARDEN party was given by
IN the Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter Of the Daughters of
|e American Revolution this after
bon at the home of Mrs. Frank B.
lynn, 4047 N. Pennsylvania St., in
'e interest of the chapter house fund.
Fss Virginia Lucas gave vocal selec-
pms, accompanied by Mrs. E E.
'ickinger. The SEVERN Trio and
RS Helene Harrison Glossbrenner,
rpist, played. Little Miss Bettina
prone, in costume, gave a dance,
rhe Evening Star"
Mrs. Harriet N. Bullock told for
|nes with the same kind of a deck,
is said, Napoleon used in his favor
\ pastime. Assisting the hostess
ere Mesdames E. H. Darrach. James
Gavin, H. C. Thornton, Oliver w.
'erce, Ernest D. Wales, Henry c..
|etcham, Theodore F. Vonnegut, F.
Chandler, Robert B. Keith, ]. A.
;lnkel and Theodore D. Craven.
Prs. George S. Olive. chairman, and
,esdames William Dobson, Russell c.
Dwell, G.. B. Taylor, Earl V. Tenn
>rly, Frank Reed and Misses Dorot
Ca Tall, Anna Mildred Allison and
harlotte Howe.
Miss Mary Padou, whose wedding
Dale s. Young will take place Sat
fday evening, was the guest of honor
a breakfast bridge and linen shower
day at the home of Miss Christine
'iison, 1916 Washington Blvd. A
'lor scheme of lavender and pink
BIS carried out in the clever decora-
pns of huge crepe paper umbrellas
ed with pink and lavender ribbons.
be favors were tiny pink parasols.
Covers were laid for twelve. The
hests were all Delta Delta Delta
|rority sisters of Miss Padou.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Padou, parents
the bride, will entertain the bridal
|rty tonight at dinner. A center
Zee of Dorothy Perkins roses will
'corate the table, at which covers
IN be laid for Mrs. w. C. Wadsworth,
no will be matron Of honor, Misses
knes and Louise Padou. bridesmaids:
bile K Young. twin brother of the
|oom, and best man; Mrs. K. brett
lesser of Elwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
Ia, Dale S. Young and Miss Mary
hdou.
Announcement has been made Of
|e marriage of Miss Irene Lindsey
Carl Otto Duenweg. Saturday, June
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Duenweg will
axe their home in Indianapolis.
The lawn fete which was to have
len given by the Marion County
HAPPIER Of American War Mothers
lis afternoon was postponed on &C
hunt Of the weather.
|The Western College Alumna- AS
citation held it's annual June outing
Turkey Run today.
The first annual picnic of former
|ncennes QndD people will be held
Brookside Park Saturday from 4
8 p. IN. All former residents Of
Incomes are invited to come and
hing their picnic baskets. The shell
b house will be the meeting place.
Camp No. of the P. o. of A. will
I've card party at the home of Mrs.
NINA Scnucraft this evening.