The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-25
Social
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


Saturday evening at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church. The gifts for
the bridal party Will be presented at
this time.
The guests will include Miss
Elizabeth Marsh, Evansville, who Will
be the brides only attendant; Misses
Florence Stanley, Gladys Young
Helen Sewage, Irma Holer. Hope Bed
ford; Messrs. Paul Brown, Herbert
Wood, who will act as best man; J.
A. De Hardy. Edward Holler Gerald
Watson. Theresa, Watson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph ". Watson.
Miss Hope Bedford, accompanied by
Paul Matthews, viii sing bridal music
Saturday evening before and after
the ceremony, which will be pro
nounced by DR.. J. Ambrose Dunkel.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Potter
to Harry Appel. which occurred on
Thmursay morning, was an
nounced by the brides sister.
Miss Helen Potter. The cere-
mony was read by Monsignor s. B.
Dowd of the St. Joseph Church in the
rectory of the church. Miss Minnie
Kent and Thomas f. Smith We're the
only attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Appel
will be at home after May 80 at 1896
W. Twenty-Seventh St.
Those who have gone to Los An
geles with the saxophone sextet TO
attend the National Women's Benefit
Association meeting, May IS. %. 80,
are Miss Mabel McLain, Mesdames
Pearl Butte. Hanna Hiatt. Lena
Short. Cora Schwartz. Hazel Hirsch.
Mrs. Lena Short is director of the
sextet
The American Women's Overseas
Club will meet at luncheon Saturday
in the tearoom of L. s. Ayres. Miss
Florence Martin viii report on the
committee for the national member
ship drive.
Mrs. Bernard Batty. newly elected
president Of Zeta chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota, musical fraternity, Will
act as toast mistress at a banquet to-
night which will follow the initiation
of sixteen members. Covers for
fifty will be laid at a table arranged
VIII IGu roses anu SlIAl6 iAbFft
Mrs. Fred Schmidt was initiated
and also made patrOness Of the chap
ter. Others who were initiated are
Mesdames z. \. Frank. Douglas
White. Don Webster and Misses Nir-
GINA Lucas. Mildred Clark, lone
Lamb, jeanette Toby, Mildred Click,
Esther Nance, Cleou Colvin. Lucille
Knee. Gwyneth Knee. Dorothy
FaUlkerson.
The elementary piano students Of
Professor Topmnler. assisted by Miss
Helenlouise Perkins. dramatic read
er, will give the last Of a series of
recitals on next Sunday at 8 p. m.
in the BevilIe Avenue Evangelical
Church.
The following will take part:
Esther Garrison. Esther Kruge, .
Jessie Unger. Frances Kennedy, Carol /
Campbell. Violet Nordberg. Dorothy /
Bosch. Pauline Mercer, HelenlOuise /
Perkins, MiIburn Jones, Geraldine /
James. Helen Schmertz. Myrtle VIII /
son, Eileen Johnson, Kenneth Lime, /
Edith Roberts. Jack Richeson. Mar /
jorie Little, Harriet Lindenan. Fran /
ces Meadows. Fay Roberts. Harriet /
Snider, Theodore Jones, AinswOrth Ar /
mold, Marjorie Holcomb, Thomas Cow /
ley and Neva Stiff.
The Irvington Fortnightly Club Oh
served Guest Day today at the home Of
Mrs. George Cornelius. Al Layman
Ave. The hostess was assisted by the /
club officers: Mrs z. II. Mitchell, /
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president; Mrs. ". A. Reddick. re- /
cording secretary; Mrs. John c. Wal t
lace, corresponding secretary, and +
Mrs. August ,Iutt, treasurer.
Mrs. F ". Hogle gave vocal Sc
lections; Mrs. Reddick, readings; Mrs. /
: Fife McGrew. piano selections; Mrs. /
sSsarl Withner, group Of songs, and f.
sffess Alberta Mccain. harp solos. +
<31ing flowers, in the club colors. law
XEsrr and gold, decorated the house. /
Tansies were favors.
Special guests were Mrs. A. j.
Clarke, president of the Local Council
of Women: Mrs. George Finfrock, re-
firing president Of the Federation Of
Parent-Teacher Clubs. and Mrs. John
Downing Johnson. chairman of the
Seventh District Federation Of Won
ems Clubs and Mrs. Maxwell Alley Of
New York City. who is visiting DR..
and Mrs. Robert J. Alley.
The League Of Women Voters Aux
iIiary Card Club will hold its last meet
ing of the season June at the Cham
Der of Commerce. Hostesses will be /
Mesdames Stevens E. White, W. c. I
De Miller and Marie Karrer. A fea-
ture will be a Japanese tea party, /
Dressed in Japanese costumes, the /
Misses Esther Fleming, Hope Sher-
man, Helen Ffleo, Clara Martin and .
Helen Byrkit win serve.
Miss Juanita Rice. 9O1 n. New Jer- /
sey St, will entertain at an indoor I
picnic this evening in honor Of Miss /
Madge Richardson. The guests viii +
he Misses Florence Taylor. lucille
Kripps, Louise Morcland, Coda Nc
Kinney. Florence Vote, Edith Sim
mons. Verne Lowman, Thelma Free
man, Marie King. Dorothy Sarbach.
Geneva Reeves, Marjorite Brooks.
Clara Westler. Stella Aliss and Mes
danes Joe Kaercher. William Barnett
and Lilah Amos.
SiIn1erine Keeps Hair
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