The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

with potted Jerusalem Cherry
plants which were the Sprizes.
Punch and candy were served by the
leaders of the Old Glory chapter of
the Children of the American
Revolution, Miss Frances McMath
and Mrs. Addison Parry, and the
ways and means committee, consist
ing Of Misses Joan Johnson. Helen
Hyde, Mary 10 Owens, Flora Hunter,
Ann Tyndall. Hope Pfafflin, Elizabeth
Moore, Mary Ann Tall and Helen
Louise Warman.
Patrons for the Afternoon were the
officers of the Caroline Scott Harrison
Chapter of D. A. r. and the officers
and past presidents of the Old Glory
Chapter Of c. A. R. and Mrs S. E.
Perkins, organizer for the local chap
ter of c. A. R. They included:
Mesdames Eugene Haslet Darrach
James L. Gavin. H. c. Thornton, Oil
yer willard Pierce, Ernest De Wolf
Wales, Henry c. Ketcham, Robert B.
Keith, J. H. Hamlet. L. o. Hamilton,
J. Ambrose Dunkel, Theodore D. era
ven. Robert Geddes, Merle N. A.
Walker, Charles A. Edwards, John
Mclean Lochhead, ]. F. Edwards, Ed
win ]. Wuensch. B. ". Gillespie.
James L. Kalleen. Theodore vonnegut,
Alexander G. Cavins, Thomas W. De
Hass. William Hogan, George NJ. Dick
son, o. L. Bond. F. 7. Day, c. c.
PiersOn. F. A. Ryan, f. z. Hunter,
A. A Barnes, Edward Ferger, s. Z.
Perkins, Jr.; Albert Bunch. W. D.
Long, Edward Reese. Norman Metz
ger, Addison Parry. Harry R. Fitton
Misses Martha Beeson, lone Wilson,
Frances McA1ath, Caroline Thompson.
Mrs. John Downing Johnson. presi-
dent Of the Old Glory Chapter of C.
A. R, and Mrs. Edwin Wuench and
Mrs J. F. Edwards were in charge of
the affair.
Mrs. \. c. Earring, 1851 Guilford
Ave, entertained members of the
Sunnyside Guild today at a prettily
appointed luncheon-bridge. Fifty
guests were served at small tables
laid on poinsettia mats with tiny bud
vases holding poinsettias to mark each
cover. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with baskets Of greenery
and Christmas flowers, and the fire
place was banked with ferns and
poinsettias.
Mrs. Earring was assisted by Mrs.
Albert Shaneberger, Mrs. Charles
Martin and Mrs. Chantilla White. A
business meeting was held imme-
diately following the luncheon, and
the guests played bridge during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Rosenbarger, 1109
Parker Ave, was the hostess this aft
ernoon for the meeting of the New
Era Club. Holly and poinsettias dec
Grated the rooms and the red and
green Christmas colors were carried
out in the appointments. Mrs. J. H.
Messick read a paper on Love Stories
OF the Bible" and Mrs. ]. H. Davy will
talk on The Chilren Of the Bible
Mrs. Conrad Hassel and Miss Irene
Hassel, Of Buffalo. n. Y, were spe-
cial guests.
The Founders chapter Of American
War Mothers will meet Tuesday at the
Spink-Arms at 2:30 o'clock.
The japanese tea room at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church Christmas
bazaar which opened today Is attrac-
lively decorated with wistaria and ar
tfficial cherry blossoms. Tea is served
al / o'clock each afternoon. japanese
linens are on sale in this booth. In
charge are Mrs W. c. AIarnon, chair
man, and Mesdames J. NJ. Lockhead,
John Butler, J. c. Waterbury, Alex
ander Blanton. Forest Blanton, Hall
Nfarmon, Misses Helen Wingate, Eliza
beth Helen Wingate. Elizabeth Rich
srdson, Elizabeth Marmon, Dorothy
NarmOn, Carolyn Richardson.
Mrs. Jason Greenstreet and Miss
Lucy Mayo are in charge of the linens
on sale.
A meeting Of the Christamore Aid
Society was held this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Theodore Griffith, 1919
n. Jew Jersey St, to complete plans
for the benefit performance Of the
opening night of ''Wildfiower," Dec.
10, at the Murat Recently elected
members In the society are Mesdames
Ward Hackleman, Austin Brown, Rus
sell Ryan, Joseph Daniels, Robert
MiIliken, Forest Blanton, Frederick
Holiday, Donald Jameson, Thomas
6heerin. Ralph Lemcke. Misses Doro-
thy and Elizabeth Marmon and Vir-
g1nia Reed
kindergarten No. 80 viii give d
card party Saturday night at the
Irvington Masonic Temple for the
benefit Of the Free Kindergartens Of
Indianapolis. Mrs. George Wilma
Graham, SS5 n. Garfield Ave. was
in charge of the ticket sale.
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Mrs. L. H Martin and Mrs. Charles
Kotteman are in charge of a card
party to be given by the Maennerchor
Women's Society Thursday evening
at the Maennerchor Club.
The Ladies Aid Society of Roberts
Park NJ. E. Church, will hold a
Christmas bazaar all day Wednesday
at the church. Dinner will be served
at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan B. Maxwell
3704 n. Pennsylvania St., will enter
Henderson, of York. Pa. who is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Mcfarland
The guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland and E. E. Rogers of this
CITY. Mrs. Henderson will return to