The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-07

a NIL mas proved 10 De an I'M
"a usually popular month with
IA brides this spring and the next
week viii see society's attention di-
vided between the May Wright Sewall
Council Of Women annual convention.
to be held Wednesday at the Claypool
Hotel the third annual ball of the
Sunnyside Guild, to be given next
Saturday at the Claypool HotI and
four interesting weddings. Perhaps
these brides are Drawing the inclement
weather of April because of the old
superstition about May being unlucky.
1t Is said that not so long ago seam
stresses refused TO make a brides
trousseau in April. because of its
evil reputation. At any rate, the
marriage Of Miss Mary Jane Perry,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Perry
Of y Meridian St, to Julian NJ.
Fauvre; that Of Elizabeth Kennedy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Ken
nedy. to Bruce NJ Dodds of Detroit.
Mich. and Miss Grace PARROT. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Parrot,
TO DIR. J. A. Casebeer, will all take
place next Saturday. while a dozen
or more are scheduled to take place
later in the month.
49,
n n ISIS JULIA LOUISE TUTE-
NJ WILER OF Park Ave enter
tanned with an attractiveIy ar
ranged miscellaneous shower and
bridge party this afternoon In honor
OF Miss Grace Eleanor PARROT, whose
marriage TO Dr.. Paul Casebeer is to
take place next Saturday at Christ's
Church. The bride-elects table was
decorated with spring flowers and
held as a Centerpiece a huge artificial
wedding cake, containing the gifts and
surmounted by a miniature bride and
groom. Miss Bernice Reagan Will give
a handkerchief shower for Miss Par
rott Tuesday afternoon and Miss Mary
Wheeler Will give a luncheon in her
honor Thursday at the Spink-Arms.
Miss Marie Field will be hostess for
a meeting Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumnae Association Friday at her
home on Washington Blvd. The an
nual election of officers will be held
Alpha Alumnae Of Delta Zeta will
meet with Mrs. Roy II. Peterson at
the home of her mother. Mrs. T. B.
Davis. next Saturday to discuss plans
for the annual State dance and ban
quet to be given April II.
s%s
Miss Frances Eichman OF n. Ala
bama St. will entertain the Cedars OF
Lebanon Friday afternoon. She will
be assisted by Mrs. J. G.. Hedro, Mrs.
NJ. Z. Call, le. Mrs. A. H Dehart, and
Mrs. Charles Callane.
The W. 0. Of N. A. r. D. will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. r.
Fogas on College Ave.
The meeting OF the Zeta Theta Phi
sorority meeting has been postponed
until Wednesday when it will be held
at the home Of Miss Margaret Nugent
on Tacoma Ave.
Mrs. Lennox Brayton will entertain
the auxiliary to Asric Mills Post Of
the American Legion with a luncheon
Wednesday, Mrs. Harvey Martin and
Mrs. Donald Rub will assist the hos
tess.
The Indiana Artists Club will give
two benefit card parties. one at 2
o'clock. the other at o'clock. Satur-
day, April II. at the clubrooms, No.
80 the When Building the proceeds
from which will be used in furnish
ings, Hoosier artists and art patrons
have donated paintings, prints and
art objects for the occasions, and one
artist has agreed to make two hours
sketch Of the lucky sitter.
The committee in charge of the par
ties, of which Mrs. o. c.. Wilcox is
general chairman. includes Mrs. VIII
son B. Parker. Mrs. Alexander Sanger
nebo, Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb. Miss
Margaret NJ. Scott. Mrs. 3. w. Stod-
dard, Mrs. Charles T. Hannah, Mrs.
Stanley Zweibel, Miss Vera Sanger
nebo, Mrs. Myra Reynolds Richards,
Miss Marjorie r. Johnson, Miss
Blanche Sdllson. and Miss Anna He's
mittee who have reserved tables for
the afternoon include: Mesdames A.
H Taylor, Charles Gemmer, J. J.
Beck, Charles Ferdernan, Wilbur
Shook, Frances Dean, L. NJ. Cuyler,
Guy L. Stayman, E. L. Burnett, Scott
Demmine, j.. Chambers, w. E. Pick.
ems and Nesbit SearUy. Night reserva-