The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-04
SOCIAL
Activities
E n T E r T AIN ME- NJ S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
n ERS. HENRY +. CAMPBELL
MI entertained with an attrac-
AsA lively arranged tea-dance from

MI entertained with an attrac-
lively arranged tea-dance from
to s O'Clock this afternoon at the
Spink-Arms in honor of her nephews,
Charles and William Ohley of Charles
ton, w. V, who are members of the
Yale Mandolin and Glee Clubs that
are giving a concert at the Masonic
Temple this evening The Yale col
crs, blue and white. were carried out
in the baskets of white flowers tied
with blue ribbons and the pennants
which were used in decoration. Palms
and bay trees We're placed throughout
the rooms and an orchestra from
Lexington, KY. furnished music. Re
ceiving with Mrs. Campbell was Mrs.
Addison ]. Perry and presiding at
the tea table on the balcony were
Mrs. Charles A. Roemler and Mrs.
Henry P. Raymond. The assistant
hcstesses were Mrs. Elias Atkins, Mrs.
Jaquelin Q. Holiday, Mrs. Norman
Metzger, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Dorothy Marmon, Miss Lucy Todd,
Miss Anna Louise Griffith and Miss
Marjory Roemler.
"H HE marriage of Miss Jane
Ridgely to A. Gordon Murdoch
- was quietly solemnized at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Lilly, Bishop Jo-
seph Chartrand officiating. The
rooms were decorated with a profusion
of white roses and southern smilax
and lighted with cathedral candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch left immediate,
ly for a wedding trip. The at-home
announcement will he made later.
FILE. THEO HEWES viii give
M her seventh annual New
Years party and dance Sat
urday afternoon in the Travertine
room at the Hotel Lincoln. There will
be a program of ballots, solos and
group dances followed by modern
dancing.
" HE UtiH-Dulci Club will meet
Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Bert Westover to in
stall the following officers: Mrs. A. +.
Chambers, president; Mrs. Robert
Kershaw, vice president; Mrs. Harvey
Hayworth, secretary; Mrs Clayton
Strohm, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Harold Strohm, treasurer, and Mrs.
Charles Fishel, assistant treasurer.
sss
The Indiana Legislative Council of
Women met at 1870 O'Clock this
m3rning at the Claypool Hotel
The Parent Teachers Association Of
school No 43. viii meet at the John
Heron Art Institute at 3:15 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
There Will be an attractive program.
including an ensemble number of
violin, harp and coronet. played by
Miss Margaret Harrison. Miss Helen
Harrison, and Robert Shultz. Mrs c
F. Helm will make several announce
ments. Miss Margaret and Helen
Harrison will then play a violin and
harp duet, the Minuet in G by Bee
thoven. The program will be con-
cluded with harp solo by Miss Helen
Harrison. after which Miss Anna
Hasselman will talk on the Art In
stitute. the pictures and objects of art
in the galleries.
Officers of the association are Mrs.
- I IIG4llIs pl tS4ttCAAt- WI - L Adllh L.
Hatfield, first vice president; Mrs.
Robert J. Cavannaugh, second vice
president; Mrs. John T.. Hallet,
treasurer. Mrs. Myron Rinker Is
chairman Of the social committee,
Mrs. Seymour Van Meter Of the pro-
gram, and Mrs. Albert Smith of the
publicity committees.
Miss Rosamond Kaufman, daughter
of Mrs. Inez Kaufman Will go to
Kokomo tomorrow for visit with
relatives.
Miss Charlotte Lieber is in charge
of the reservations for the luncheon
meeting Of the Alumnae of Mu Phi
Epsilon which will be held tomorrow
noon at the Athenaeum. Miss Julia
Reyer will have charge of the musical
program which will include vocal solos
by Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitts and
musical monologues by Mrs. John
Sink
Mrs. Dwight Murphy was hostess
for a luncheon for the members of
the Hoosier Tourists Club this noon.
Following the luncheon Mrs. Thomas
B. Davis spoke on, THE First Pan
American Congress" Mrs. NJ. Ross
Mason on Jose De San Martin" and
Mrs. Clyde Young on "Buenos Aires"
Mrs. E. P. Brennan, assisted by
Mrs F. G.. Bollman entertained the
Et Cetera Club this afternoon.
Thrift chairman Of the Seventh
District Federation Of Clubs and club
members who are interested met this
afternoon in the Fletcher Savings and
Trust building for the second of a
series of thrift conferences under the
direction of Miss Elizabeth Cowan,
thrift chairman of the State Fedora
ton of Clubs