The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-05

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETRoTHALs

n N ISIS RUBY D. SMARTT, sister
MI of Mrs. Phoebe McElroy, 1109
n. New jersey ST., was mar
ried to Frank Scheid, of the Lincoln.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
Rev. James NJ. Eakins, 615 E. Twenty
Second st. The bride wore travelling
suit of blue poiret twill, with ap-
pointments of gray, and a corsage of
brides roses. valley lilies and orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheid have motored
TO the lakes and will be at home tenn
porarily at the Lincoln after July 20.
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II LANS are being made for a spe-
cial meeting and picnic for the
Mystic Tie Lodge at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F1anner,
Eighty-Second St. and Spring eNIill
road, July 81. Arrangements are in
the hands of Frank Flanner.
Assistant hostesses for the Caroline
Scott Harrison Chapter benefit card
party, July II. at the chapter house,
S24 n. Pennsylvania ST., will be Mes
danes Eugene Darrach, T. W. De
Hass. Frank FIanner. G. S. Vain.
wright. Mary Knippenberg, W. T.
Young, Alexander Cavins. Oliver
Stout. Edward Furger and c. I.
Smith.
Hostesses will be Mesdsmes L. o.
Hamilton. Frances Wands, Mary
Coble, Theodore D. Craven, NJ. A
Ryan. William Killman. Isaac Born,
NJ. B. Larry, Walter w. Ford, Ed
win J. Wuensch, Edward Hecker, z.
E. Voyles. Henry Mccoy, Merle N. A.
Walker. John Downing Johnson, John
T. Barnhill. B. E. Barnhart, Douglas
Leathers, George Werbe, A. B. Wag-
ner. Bransford Clark, Morris Fuller,
Carroll Carr. Ernest Barr, John
Trenk. James H. Taylor, G. D. Yea
eel, Webb C. Bell, Frank Binford,
Walter Marnon. Ephraim Ipman,
Harold Cunning. James Ogdtn, George
Olive, Lewis Cline, Clarence Strick-
land. G. W. P1ttsman. Wilbur John
son, ]. H. Hedges. John Paul Rags
dale. Theodore Vonnegut. D. G. Jen-
kins, Ores4es C. Lukenbill, E. D.
Clark. William Henkle, Fred Robin
son, Grant Wampler. James Gavin
Emmett Hall, Maurice Moore, James
L. Kalleen, D. T. Bash, James A
Sutherland, J. F. Edwards. Ballard
Long, Clarence Rhodes. and Misses
Julia Landers, Gladys Cline and Char
lotte Lesh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark E. Day and
daughters, Misses Eleanor and Dor
othy, 2S0 N. Illinois St, arranged to
leave today for a motor trip through
northern Indiana and Michigan.
Mrs. George Buck, 5723 E. Wash
ington St., is visiting DIR. and Mrs.
Robert w. Buck and grandson. Rob-
ert, Jr., in Winthrop, Mass, during
July.
Mrs. Laura King and Mr.. and Mrs
Allen c. Greer, 2115 Broadway, en-
tertained at a pretty Fourth of July
party at their home Wednesday. The
house was arranged with baskets Of
flowers in red, white and blue. Cow
ers for sixteen guests were laid at
small tables, with centerpieces Of red,
white and blue garden flowers. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. A c.
Greer and daughter. Miss Beulah, Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Holmes, Miss Mar
guerite Culbertson, Miss Elizabeth
King and George King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Burns, 4205 Wash
ington Blvd. had as their guests for
a picnic supper DR.. and Mrs. Charles
McNaull. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowler
and Mrs. Herbert Foltz and their
families. There were fireworks dur
ing the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross, Haver-
sticks Park. have as their house guest
Miss Gretchen Danhour of Terre
Haute. Ind.
Miss Gertrude Dithmer. 2130 n.
Capitol Ave, viii leave Friday for
Hot Springs, Va, TO spend several
weeks.
George H. Chapman W. r. c., No
IL will entertain the George H. Chap
man Post, No. 209, of the G. A. r.
and families with a picnic dinner at
Enenberger Park Tuesday evening.
1HuIdHdDoiS houSe' No ASt, oA lhe
Ladies' Auxiliary to the r. r. T. will
give a card party Friday afternoon
at Trainmen's Hall, 1902 E. Wash
ington ST. Mrs. Mamie Baker is in
charge.
Among the guests at The Moody
bible Institute, Chicago, June 1928
was Mr. Harold Haskett 2406 Ash.
land Ave.
Mrs. Charles w. Williams. Of Chi
oago. is the guest of Mrs. Charles T.
Hanna. 4341 Central Ave. She will
spend the month of July here.
CITY FOLKS TAKE ROLE