The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-08
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

TAI given tonight by the Meridian
Heights Girls Club at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Davis, 1851 Car
rollton Ave. in honor of Miss Ruth
Bridgeford. who will leave Thursday,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Ianthe Bridgeford, 1855 n. New Jersey
St, for a six months visit in
California and Honolulu.
There will be five tables Of 800"
and the appointments will be carried
out I'm the club colors, green and
white.
The guests: Mesdames Paul Bailey,
William Erwin, Daymon Goode, Paul
Huntsinger, Frank Kern, Marrill Mil
Ter, Maurine Schoen, Robert Tatman,
B. D. Yarian, and Misses Rosemary
Bosom. Elizabeth Cring. Thel1na Daw-
son, Isabelle Eddy, Katherine Gerlach.
Geneva Hall, Miriam Heaton, Eliza
beth Holly. Margarete Kurtz, and
Sadiemae McNutt.
Mrs. Davis will be assisted by Mrs.
Kern and Mrs. Yarian.
A Presidents day luncheon in honor
OF -the-new president. Mrs. Robert B.
Nalloch, at the Spink-Arms today
opened the season for the Monday
Club. Fall colors were used in the
decorations of baskets of bittersweet
and fall flowers and the tables were
lighted with yellow tapers in crystal
holders. Covers for eighty-f1v were
marked by yellow chrysanthemums,
which were the favors.
At the presidents table covers were
laid for the officers: Mrs. w. R Gal
pin, first vice president; Mrs Walter
r. Mayer. second vice president; Mrs.
j. H Tomlin. recording secretary;
Mrs. w. A Pierson. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Lewis 3. Skinner.
treasurer; committee chairmen. Mrs.
J. NJ. DUNCAN. program; Mrs. Samuel
Copeland, music; Mrs. Mayer. hospi-
tally, and Mrs. Bert Macdonald of
Muskegan, Mich; Mrs. F. A. Bash
and Mrs. Matthew Smith, special
guests and the speakers.
Talks were made by charter mem
bers of the club, Mrs. H. B. Long Of
Cleveland, Mrs. J. L. D. Chandler Of
San Francisco, Cal; Mrs. E. ]. Robin
son and Mrs John Downing Johnson.
Arrangements for the luncheon were
made by the hospitality committee,
Mrs. Mayer, chairman, assisted by
Mesdames Carl Spencer, s. Douglas
Bash, o. E. Nehring, Fred Shideler
sn6 Miss Hester Ulen.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira J. Miller, 1850 n.
New Jersey ST., announce the mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Ruth
Marie to Albert Stedfeld, son of Mrs.
Anna Stedfeld, 80 W. Twenty-Fourth
ST, which took place Sept. 10. in Okla
homa City, Okla. Mr.. and Mrs. Sted-
field will live in Oklahoma City. for a
short time after which they will go to
St Petersburg, Fla, to spend the win
ter, returning here in the spring to
make their home.
Mrs. Thomas P. Humphrey, 334O
Graceland Ave, accompanied Mrs.
Frank Eckert of Madison, Ind. Mrs.
Frank Gallon and Mrs. Oscar Lewis
have returned from Kansas City, Mo-,
where they attended the national con-
vention of American War Mothers.
Miss Ruth F'romrn, 2511 Park Ave-,
has returned from Charlottesville.
where she spent the weekend.
A card party will be held tonight in
st Philip Nerf Hall on Eastern Ave.
Hostesses will be Mrs. James Mooney
and Mrs Harvey Cronnan and their
committees.
Mrs. Susie Bellies, sos Buchanan
St., will be the hostess Tuesday night
for Review No. s, W. B. A.
The Indianapolis League of Women
Voters will hold its first regular lunch
con meeting Friday at the Chamber
Of Commerce. Hostesses: Mrs. E. L.
Bernett, assisted by Mesdames War
rem T. McCray. George Finfrock, Ira
Holmes, r. N Coleman, W. T. Barnes,
John Downing johnson. J. w. Trenck,
David Lurvey, and Miss Sara Lauter,
and Miss Alma Sickler.
Miss May Louise Shipp will speak
on 1.-THE Williamson Experiment"
and Miss Mary B. Orvis, will relate
some of her impressions Of Europe.
Mrs. Winfrock, and Mrs. Olive Belden
Lewis, are in charge of the program.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Moravian
Episcopal Church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. D. Darling, 71s e. Twenty-Second
ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sadlier, 220s
n. Capitol Ave, entertained tonight
with a bridal dinner for their daughter
Miss Nan Alice and Jack Langen, of
Tipton, Ind. whose marriage will take
Mace Tuesday morning.
Fire Causes $1,000 Damage