The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-26
SOCIAL
ACtiOitieS
NTE RTA AIN Ne n T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Ll1117 n. Arsenal Ave, who Is to
marry W. P. Roth the latter part of
October, is to be the honor guest at
a number of parties in the next few
weeks Her sister. Mrs. Victor Nc
Coy, 1117 Arsenal Ave. will entertain
Friday night in her honor with a
bridge party and linen shower. Mrs.
James Hobart, will give bridge and
shower. Saturday afternoon. A kitchen
shower will be given for her by Mrs.
Roy F. Hartz, Oct. 5; a bridge and
miscellaneous shower by Miss Betty
Burgess, Oct. 6, and a bridge and
shower by Miss Katherine Gould,
Oct IS.
Miss Jean Brown of Paris, ILL.,, will
come Friday to be the house guest of
Miss Kahier.
Miss Helen Neal, 1905 Graceland
Ave, was the hostess this afternoon
for a pretty bridge party Of four
tables in honor of Miss Hope Sher-
man and Miss Mary Janet O'Reilly,
brides elect.
The guests: Mesdames Dudley
Smith, of Newcastle; F. E. O'Reilly,
George Potts, Dean Bennett, and
Misses Mary Catherine Coulter,
Dorothy Darmody. Helen Spring,
Elizabeth Frasch, Marie Field. Mary
Alice Coleman, Dorothy Lee, Mildred
Brosnan and zilla Crosse.
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The first party Of the season will be
given tonight by the Mu Phi Epsilon
musical sorority at the home of Miss
Ruth Fillmore, 1914 Commerce Ave.
Miss Fillmore VIII be assisted by Miss
Leone Kinder, who has arranged the
following program: Piano solo, Miss
Frances Wishard; cornet solo. Miss
Ruth MacDougaI; vocal solo, Miss
Mary Norman.
Mrs. Harold Bertram West is the
newly elected president of the sorority.
Mrs. Gene Floyd, Richelieu Apis, a
recent bride. was the guest of honor
Tuesday night at a theater party at
Keith's given by Mrs. Mary Moore.
Mrs. Floyd. who was Miss Lucille
Murray before her marriage, will be
entertained next week with a shower
given by Mrs. Cozetta Osborn, 1874
Ringgold Ave.
The Parent Teacher Federation OBJ
served the opening of the season to-
day with a luncheon in honor of the
new board of directors, the old and
new presidents of all the Parent
Teacher clubs in the city. In charge
of arrangements: Mrs. Wayne Red
dick, Mrs. n. c. Tracey and Mrs.
Clark Wells. Covers were laid for
sixty. Mrs. Charles H. Smith, new
president Of the federation, outlined
the plans for the year. f. L. Graft,
superintendent of public schools, adj
dressed the meeting.
The officers for the year are as fol
lows: Mrs. Charles H. Smith, presi-
dent; Mrs. George c. FinfrOck, first
vice president: Mrs. Carl Fletcher,
second vice president; Mrs. n. o. Ira
cey, recording secretary. Mrs. Wayne
Reddick, corresponding secretry; adj
visory members, Misses Sue Blasting
ham and Ida Knox, Mrs. c. +. Spring
er; honorary member, Miss Anna
Brockhausen; committee chairman
chips. Mrs. George c. FinfrCck, civics;
Mrs. H c. F1edderjohn, emergency;
Mrs. Brandt c. Downey. extension;
DR.. Carrie T. Reid, health conserva-
ton; Mrs. T. A. Bell, music appre-
citation; Mrs. Quincy Dunlap. program;
Mrs. W. c. Brass, publicity; Mrs.
Clark Wells, speakers bureau; ex-
officio members. E. U. Graft, super
intendent of public schools; D. T.
Weir, assistant superintendent Of pub
lie schools.
The Central W. G. T. U. will hold
its regular semi-monthly meeting Fri
day afternoon at the Spink-Arns in
the Palm Room. The State president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, Liberty, Ind,
viii be the speaker and the film.
1.-THE Kindness Cup" viii be present
ed. Delegates to the State conven-
ton to be held in Frankfort, Oct. 11-16
will be appointed.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Tuesday night at the home of Miss
Josephine AcGary, 1910 n. Talbot
ST., in honor Of Miss Nan Sadher, who
is to marry Jack Hangar in October.
The appointments were carried out in
a color scheme Of pink and white.
The gifts were presented in a basket
made with a doll in a colonial costumu
with the frills of pink and white over
the gifts.
The guests: Misses Jeanette Myers,
Katherine Sadlier.. Agnes lyman, Lee
nora Garen, Gertrude Myer, Justine
Fogarty, Gertrude Fogarty, Mary Ty-
nan, Marie McGary, Minnie Sadlier,
Virginia Green and Florence Donnery.
The meeting of the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter OF the D. A. R.
which was to have been held Thurs
day afternoon has been postponed on
account of the funeral Of M A
Carter, husband of one of the past
regents Of the chapter. Delegates
10 the State convention to be held in
Bedford In October will be elected
Saturday afternoon preceding the re-
ception for the patriotic organiza-
tons Of the city, which will be held
in the chapter house, S24 n. Penn
syfvania st.
The Past Chiefs Association of the
Myrtle Temple No. z, Pythian Sisters,
will be entertained at luncheon
Thursday at the home of Mrs Sadie
Lutz, 1857 Roach ST. Mrs. Lutz will
be assisted by Mesdames Ella Carter,
Cora Robinson, Lenora Goodwin.
ST. GATHERINGS Altar Society will
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