The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-02

PRESIDENTS Day luncheon
Ia at the spink-Arms in the ORR
Ill entail room today opened the
season for the Local Council of WonI-
en-. The speakers and directors ia
bles were arranged with centerpieces
Of pink and white roses and garden
flowers. Green tapers in crystal hold
ers lighted the tables. Covers for
100 guests were laid at small tables
arranged with small baskets of garden
flowers.
Before the luncheon resolutions of
sympathy to the family of Mrs. Matte
Butler. whose recent death was keenly
felt by the council and to Mrs. Frank
Lahr whose little daughters serious
illness caused her absence from the
affair. We're read. A musical program
followed the luncheon. There were
numbers by the Harmonic Club, the
Workers for the Blind and the Matt
zee Musicale. Mrs. Gay Estabrook
OF the Matinee Musicale, accompanied
by Mrs. Robert r. Brakeman, sang
It Wonder if Ever the Rose" by
Slater, and "Springtide," by Becker.
with violin obligato by Mrs. Roy
Hunt
Mrs. A. ]. Clark, president, pre-
sided.
Mrs. A. C. Dale and brother, Rob
ert Cannon of Carthage, Ill. have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs V.
v. Smith, 4642 Broadway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Blue, motored to Bloom
ington over the weekend.
Charles NJ. Leslie and n. D. Dean of
Hackensack, N. J., have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Endsley,
AL Garfield Ave. They will leave to-
day to motor to Los Angeles. Mrs.
n. D. Dean, who is visiting Mrs.
Endsley. viii join them in Los An
geles the last Of the month.
sss
Mrs William Guthrie, the Claypool,
entertained the Daughters of the
Union informally this afternoon with
tea in the hotel parlors in honor of
Mrs. w. r. Stewart, president of the
national organization Mrs. Stewart
will return Wednesday to her home in
New York.
The Late Book Club observed Presi-
dents day today with luncheon at
the Spink-Arms. Garden flowers deco
rated the table at which dainty place
cards marked covers for twenty-five.
Mrs. W. NJ Clifford, outgoing presi-
dent, and Mrs. Douglas A L. Leath-
ers, incoming president, gave short
talks.
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Stewart, 2439
Broadway, will entertain tonight with
a bridal dinner in honor of their
daughter. Marjorie Jane. and Gilbert
Hector Fuller, whose marriage will
take place Wednesday night. Covers
for thirty will be laid at one table in
the sunroom A color scheme of rain
bow shades will be used in the deco
rations A wedding cake -surmounted
with miniature bride and groom will
fern the centerpiece.
The guests: Mrs John Fuller of
Yonkers, N Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Murphy of Muncie. Mr.. ard Mrs.
w. G. Stewart of Wabash. the
Rev. and Mrs. T.~W. Grafton, Miss
Allena Grafton, the Rev. Warren
Grafton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Burnet
and the bridal party, which will in
cIude Miss Florence Fuller, maid of
honor: Mrs Tracy w. Ellis, Mrs c.
NJ. Baker, Mrs w. B. Conner, Jr.,
Aand Miss Martha Updegraff, brides
Fmaids; John l.. H. Fuller of Yonkers,
n Y, best man; Tracy W. Ellis, c.
NJ. Baker, Melvin L. Masters and VIII
lis B. Conner, .Jr., ushers; Miss Grace
Biack. organist, and Miss Katherine
Tarney, soloist.
A card party. the proceeds of which
will be given the James Whitcomb
Riley Hospital for crippled children,
will be given Thursday afternoon,
Oct II, from until o'clock. at the
Spink-Ar1ns Hotel under the aus
spices of the Indianapolis chapter of
the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary.
Mrs Margaret Green, 3047 N Cap
itol Ave, chairman of the committee
on arrangements for the party, has
extended an invitation to members of
all womens clubs of the city to at
tend