The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-26

ActiUitieS
E N T E r T A N NJ E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

m IRST among the Christmas
r festivities was the luncheon
IL bridge given today by Mrs
AlOnzo B. Chapman, 2447 n. Della
ware ST., in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Frank S. Swan of Chicago. Charm
ing decorations of autumn foliage and
Christmas colors were used. Red ia.
pers in white holders lighted the ia
bles, which were arranged for fly
four guests. Covers were laid on red
mats. The place cards were in
Christmas design with yuletide verses
on them.
Assisting the hostess were Mes
DANES Carrie HammeI, John E. Mil
nor, John P. Saulter, Frank Hunter,
Scott Deming, Carl Woodland John
Simmons.
Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger, president OF
the Indiana Federation of Women's
Clubs talked this afternoon at the
guest day meeting of the Present Day
Club which was held at the home OF
Mrs. Eugene Foley, 4427' Broadway.
Mrs. Pittenger spoke on THE De
velopment OF Women's Work" in re-
lation to the accomplishments Of the
federation and the work Of the com
ing year.
The house was arranged with
baskets Of yellow and bronze chrys-
anthemums and the same color
scheme was carried out in the ices
n refreshments.
Mrs. James H. Lowry sang a
group Of songs accompanied by Mrs.
Edenharter.
Mrs. Foley was assisted by Mrs.
". c. Earring and Mrs. Edward
VUensch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chick Jackson, 1929
Broadway, attended the Indiana
Purdue football game al Bloomington,
Ind. Saturday and spent Sunday In
Kansas City.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage Of Miss Mildred Mcdaniel,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Nc
Daniel. Of Bedford. Ind. and Roy F.
Wilmeth, which took place Saturday
morning al the Third Christian
Church, the Rev. Thomas c. Grafton
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G..
DIN attended the bride and groom
After a trip in Chicago. New York.
Buffalo and three weeks in Bermuda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmeth will be at home
at the Seville Apartments.
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The Program for the Local Council
OF Women discussion luncheon at the
Y. w. c. A. Tuesday will be as fol-
lows: "Y. W. C. a. Cheer Song Miss
May Belcher, THE Purpose Of the
Y. w. c.. A. as Interpreted by the
Clubs; Miss Urith Daley. Young
Girls; Miss Gertrude Sykes, Young
Women in Business and Industry;
Miss Margaret Sykes, Health Educa-
ton; Miss Alice Newsom. General
and Religious Education; Mrs. T. w.
Wood, What the Association Means
to Me-; a general discussion, What
the Place Of the Y. W. c. A. IN the
Woman's Movement Today VIII Be"
led by Miss Pearl B. Forsyth.
Miss Forsyth is in charge OF the
Aprogram. Assisting the program COM
Smittee viii be the hospitality commit
tee. composed OF Mesdames S. r. Art
man, James E. Barry. Carl Day,
AIeOLS6 NJ. AOIALEA07H = 49, $780, 49,
Charles ook
At a meeting OF the Fortnightly
Literary Club today at the Propyla-
eum, 141O n. Delaware St, Rev A R.
Miles, twelve years a resident OF Bud
apest. talked on his impressions OF
that country. Miss Anna Terrence
read a paper on THE Cradle Of the
Incas." A musical program by Mrs.
7. H. Nelson included Ia If Flowers
Could Speak" Mana yucca; C) Il
Pass by Your Window" Brahe;
Cl "Gae t. Sleep" Fisher; Id Love-"
HUerter.
The Parent-Teacher Club Of School
No. 20, Spruce and Prospect Sts..
closed Education Week" with an
oDen house Friday evening at the
school. Mrs. Il. A. Koss presided at
The business meeting and E. U. Graft.
superintendent Of the public schools,
Epoke on Modern Education" The
Crescendo Club of Shortrdge High
school gave a musical program after
which refreshments were served
$50"
In the art Booth at LnS DdBddr 10
be given by the Woman's Aid Of the
Second Presbyterian Church will be
Christmas cards made from the re-
production Of the stained glass window
in the church. Miss Anna Sharpe is
in charge of this booth, assisted by
AMesdames Henry Lane Wilson. Jean
IS. Miller. William H. Coleman. Charles
s. Voorhees,. Dwight E.. Aultman.
C.. S. HeImbold. Samuel Reid, Samuel
Sutphin. Charles Latham, Daniel
Howe, James Bingham, James G..
.,rtin, John Shaw, Theodore Frifflth,
ebert Adams, Carl Walk. Raymond
Lynn, James Cunning, All. Stein
brecker, Samuel Carey. Misses Julia
Brink, Daniel Sue Howe, Blanch Shaw.
Sarah willard, Flora T. Sharpe, Mabel
McEach and Anna Spann.
Chairmen of booths Will be Mrs.
Harold Thompson. decorations; Mrs.
Alferd Hoberg. luncheon; Miss Bertha
Bolbe, household and doll; Mrs. Edison
T. Wood, fancy and useful articles;
Mrs. w. c. MarmQn. Japanese tea
room; Mrs. Herman Munk, in charge
of the white elephant booth.
Mrs. Allan Hendricks is general
chairman OF the bazaar.
The Sunshine Club will have a ba-
zaar Saturday at So E. Washington
St, for the benefit Of the children of