The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-22
SOCIAL
Activities
z N T E R T AIN II Ell Mt s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALa
LUNCHEON in honor of Mrs.
\ James Z. Watson, held at the


home of Mrs. St. Claire Parry.
SOTO n. Meridian St, Thursday, was
4 lovely affair, followed by a garden
party for the Seventh District Won
ems Republican Club. The guests
we're seated at two long tables beauti-
fully appointed with an Italian ser
ice. A fiat centerpiece of white roses
and water lilies in a gold bowl was a
part of the refreshing color scheme
If white. green and gold. Coffee was
served in the garden.
The guests at the luncneon were
Mesdames Watson. Warren T. Nc
Cray. A. B. Anderson, z. c. Rumpler.
Joseph B. Healing. Charles Q. Roem-
Ter, Edward Franklin White, E. r.
Donnell, John c. Ruckelshaus. Frank
Butler, Eugene Darrach, Bucius o.
Hamilton, Eben Hs Wolcott. Harry
Meisse, Frederick c. Gardner, Finley
3. Pugh of Los Angeles, and Miss
Eleanor P. Barker.
The program for the garden party
was in the hands of Mrs Hugh Nc
Gibeny. The garden was beauti-
Jul setting for the tea and musical
program. Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale
ed the singing Of America" to open
he program. Mrs. Ragsdale also
sang a group of songs. Miss Alma
Lyons and Miss Mira White and lit
lie Miss EsteIIe Burpee gave costume
dances on the lawn. and the Mon
tani Trio provided music.
Senator Watson. who arrived later
in the afternoon. addressed the club.
William P Evans also gave a short
talk. Mrs. E. c. Rumpler gave a
brief resume of the clubs history.
Among the special guests were Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Ralston and daughter,
Miss Ruth. and Mrs. Thomas Taggart
and Mrs. Albert J. Beverage.
n ER AND MRS. T. H. MPHEE-
MI TIERS. 2 n. Audubon Rd.. will
entertain with bridal dinner
tonight in honor Of their daughter,
Helen Anne and Clell Thompson Rice.
who will be married Saturday. A
rainbow color schemg will be carried
out in the centerpIce and appoint
ments. Covers for the members OF
the bridal party will be laid. including
Miss Mary McPheeters, who will be
and Winifred Raglan. bridesmaids. W.
II. Rice. best man. John McPheeters.
and Harry Allan. Chicago, ushers,
Miss COrinne Wilson. singer, and Mrs.
NJ. D. Lupton, organist
The wedding viii take place at the
Irvington Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. George ". Allison officiating.
Pupils Of Miss Anna Stanton and
Miss Helen Hibben and Mrs. John
Gano took part in the program of
dancing on the lawn Of Mrs. La
fayette Pages home this afternoon.
when the Matinee Musicale held its
annual June program there. In adj
dtion to the program, members of the
club who attended the convention of
the Federation Of Music Clubs at
Asheville. y. c. gave complete re
ports Of the convention. Mrs. Henry
Schumann. Mrs Reid Steel, Mrs
Page and Miss Ethel MAY Moore
were delegates from the club.
Mrs. Edwin y. Loehr Of Vincennes.
formerly Miss Justine Stubs of this
city, with her three little daughters,
has been visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Stubs. IS John
son Ave. before going on to Boston,
where she will make her home
The Sisters of Bethany Of ST. PauI's
Church Will entertain their husbands
at dinner Saturday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Dewar. 55 S.
Audubon Rd.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Mae
Herrin to Merel Hooten. both Of Law
renee, Ind, took place at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Altys G. Cooley. 1880
Stuart st. Monday afternoon at 1880.
with the Rev. Lee Andrews Of Law
renee. Ind. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hooten left for a motor trip to the
southern part of the state. and will be
at their home at Lawrence. Ind. after
July /
--a2dr. and Mrs Donald G. Iantz. 42O9
Sunset Ave, entertained Wednesday
evening with a o'clock bridal dinner
for Mr.. Lantz's sister. Miss Marion I.
Lantz. and Mr.. Harry Orrison Cole.
whose marriage will take place Sun
day, June "a, at the Sutherland Pres
byterian Church. The house and table
were decorated with Dorothy Perkins
rambler roses Only the immediate
families Were present. including Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin J. I.antz. Mrs. Ida
Cole Lloyd and Mr. Russell r. Cole of
Washington. D. C. brother of Mr..
Cole
The Haywood Barcus Auxiliary to
the American Legion were the guests
of Mrs. Lula NJ. Schmidt. 2423 Cen
trail Ave, this afternoon.
The Central W. c. T. L. held its
regular sim-monthly meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. W.
Reedy, 1882 Bellefontaine ST. Mrs
Cecil Shields was in charge of the de.
votions and e. A. Robertson was the
speaker. A special musical program
was given.