The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-21
SOCIAL
Activities
EN- TERI Am = 2 N r s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

led II uOuCE u uCT IOuS6 MISS
Maude Kingsbury. Of Elkhart, Ind.
Miss Ff1eda Heider, soprano, and Miss
Mary Bullock, vioInist, gave a pro-
gram of music.
Mrs. S. Z. Perkins Jr., presided at
the tea table prettily arranged with
Yellow chrysanthemums and lighted
with white tapers in crystal holders
Assisting were Mesdames B. W. Gil
lespie, ]. A Osbon, T. E. Myers, Misses
Ethel Curryer, Hilda Gemmer and Ma
rion Power
a pretty tea was given Tuesday aft
ernoon In honor of Mrs. Thomas
Henry Mullins by Mrs. Samuel FL
lott Perkins and Mrs. Samuel Z. Per-
kins Jr. at their home, 1011 N. Penn
sylvania St
Assisting were Mesdames Francis
Whipple. Rockville: Everett NJ. Scho-
field. Frederick G. BALI, @. Quincy
Dunlop, John Curry and Miss Mamie
Larsh.
Tbs Mothers Club OF Kindergarten
No. IS. Shelby st. and Cottage Ave,
VIII meet Friday afternoon at the kin
dersarten- Plans for q Christmas
party were discussed Little Miss Ger
truds Winklehaus gave readings. The
next meeting VIII be Deo l.
sss
The Agenda Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. F. Nal
10y with a guest day luncheon at the
new shelter house In Garfield Park.
The table. which was arranged for
twenty-three. was lighted with yellow
tapers In crystal holders and decorated
with a center basket OF yellow and
bronze chrysanthemums. Favors were
tiny Thanksgiving turkeys.
Assisting Mrs. MaIloy were Mes
danes J. F. Goodwin. Charles T. Doney
and E. c. Coate.
After dinner toasts were given as
follows: Mrs. Malloy. ITO Our Guests;
Mrs. lone Tucker. THANKSGIVING"
Mrs. Frances Kyle. Sauces, Gran
berry and Others; Mrs Arthur vass,
''Old Trails and New"
During the afternoon Mrs Nora
Clarke discussed a part of Jerome K
Jerome's Three Men in a Boat"
Among the guests were Miss Esther
Clarke, Washington, D. c.; Mrs Davis
Foster and Mrs. George McAIpin,
Greenwood. Ind; and Mrs. William
McNamee, Regina, Canada
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of Miss Della May Hartley
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Hartley Of Shelbyville. to Henry
TOmpkins of Owensboro, KY. The
ceremony was read Sunday morning
in the new home Of the bride and
groom, $3.50 Washington Blvd. The
Rev. Frank E. Taylor oficiated.
Miss Margaret Hartley, sister OF
the bride. and Gus Habioh were the
only attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins have gone
on a wedding trip IN the South, re-
turning Dec. 1.
Hostesses for the Michigan Univer-
sity Tea Room at the College Melting
Pot Bazaar, which opens Friday aft
ernoOn at the Spink-Ayms. will be Mrs.
Victor Jose Jr., in charge, and Mrs.
o. L. Miller, chairman; assisting, Mes
danes Lucius B. Swift. William Allen
Moore. John Kern, Edwin Franklin
White, Julius Travis, Herman Kothe,
Harold Taylor, George Finfrock, Dan.
iel Luten, W. W. Thornton, William
Merlin Boyd, Henry Churchman, Gage
Hoag. Harvey Cox, and Mabel Ayres.
Mrs. Ebert Glass, in charge of the
serving committee. will be assisted by
Mesdames F. W. Williams, Lawrence
Heustis. L. A. Estes, Allen W. Boyd,
William Russell Moore. Marcus Guns,
Frank Levinson and Misses Norma
Beane, Alma BALI, Elizabeth Moore
and Mary Margaret Miller.
In addition to the tea and waters
served in the booth there will be
sandwiches and real Japanese green
tea, jasmine scented. sold IN hand.
painted cannisters.
The general Purdue committee will
meet Thursday night at the home OF
Miss nellie Coates and Miss Bertha
l11atta. 1927 Park Ave. The Purdue
booth will have etchings, prints, pic,
lures ard block prints by local artists
and students from the art institute
The college specially VIII be yellow
.chrysanthemuns and hand painted
photographs OF Lafayette.
The Spink-Arms sfx-piece orchestra
win play for the informal dance which
VIII close the affair Saturday night.
Miss Katherine Winders, 1116 N.
Pennsylvania ST., will spend the win
ter in California, returning the first
OF June.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Paul Crane, Went.
worth Apis. viii spend the week end
in Ann Arbor. Mich, and attend the
AIichigan-Minnesota football game.
Cornelia Lodge No. 121 will give
a card party In Morrison Hall at $3.50
Thursday afternoon.
The Past Chiefs Association Of Myr.
tie Temple No. Z, Pythian Sisters, will
meet for luncheon Thursday noon at
the home of Mrs. Jean King, 1714
Barth Ave.
Ladies Auxiliary No. 393, B. OF L.
f. and E, No. 447. Will entertain with
euchre party Thursday afternoon
and evening. from 230 to $50, at the
hall on Shelby St. and English Ave.
Mrs. E. P. Born and Mrs. E. w. Howry
will be In charge.
The Woman's Department Club
bazaar committee was entertained
this afternoon at tea by Mrs. o. c.