The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-27

Activities
E n E r TAIN NJ E " T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


WEDDINGS BETROTHALs
- RCHID and yellow chrysan-
themums decorated the rooms
III Of the home Of Mrs. G. F.
Kleder. 12O Hampton Drive, today
when she entertained with a charm
ingly appointed luncheon bridge in
honor of Mrs. j. W. Marley and Mrs.
Fred Wagner Of Terre Haute, house
guests Of Mrs. J. H. Laird, and Mrs.
Frank Swan Of Chicago, house guest
Of Mrs. Alonzo Chapman. The
guests were served at seven small
tables arranged with center baskets
of yellow or orchid chrysanthemums
and tied with tulle Of the same color.
Covers were marked by dainty place
cards hand painted with yellow
chrysanthemums and tied with orchid
and white ribbons TO the favors which
were tiny silk vanity bags OF yellow
and orchid.
Assisting Mrs. Kleder were Mrs.
Ross A Moore, Mrs. c. E. Parsons,
Mrs. j. H Laird and Mrs. F. H.
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kreite, 1927
broadway, viii entertain Mrs. Laird's
guests at dinner Thanksgiving day.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. R A. Miller, 3101 N.
Delaware St, are holding open house
today and tonight for friends and
relatives Of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. julius F. Reinecke, in honor
Of their golden wedding anniversary.
The rooms are ~profusely decorated
with baskets Of gold chrysanthemums
and American Beauty roses, many of
which are membranes from Mr..
and Mrs. Reinecke's friends in the
city. Mrs. Reinecke has always lived
IN Indianapolis. Her husband came
here when a youth. They were mar
RED here fifty years ago in a little
Lutheran church which has since
passed out Of existence.
Pouring coffee in the dining room
are Mrs. Anna Weidler and Mrs.
Charles J. Orbison. Assisting are
1Iesdames Fred Hiss of Columbus,
Ind; Gustav Miller. r. T. Rathfon.
Bertha Miller. Theodore Weiss, Doro-
thy Danke and William C. Jasper.
Little Miss Ruth Danke, dressed in a
frock of gold georgette and lace, pre-
Fents each guest with a gold chrysan-
themum.
The senior Of Gamma chapter Of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at Butler
college were honor guests Monday
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by the Gamma Alumna Club, at the
chapter house, 215 S. Butler Ave. The
seniors are Misses Helen Myers, Luz
ellie Hodges. Mary Ann Miller. Mil
bred Benton, Ann Moorhead, Gladys
S~udbrock, Jessie Brown, Martha Lu-
cas-, Mary Bear. Edith Fitzgerald,
Grace Hackleman and Velma Gentry,
and Mrs. Katherine Schell.
Hostesses for the meeting were Mes
danes Joseph w. Mullane, Walter c..
Holmes, Clifford Harrod, George w.
Kline, George o. Rafert, Byron c..
Young, Maxwell B. Bailey, Scott R.
Brewe-, Misses Marjory Gordon,
Hazel Van Vie. Helen Hand, lone
Wilson. Katherine Kenney and Jean
Stewart.
The senior girls entertained their
hostesses with a musical program.
The rooms were decorated in Thanks
giving colors.
The junior class will be honor guests
Dec. II.
The Lavelle Gossett post, No. COS.
Sons OF Veterans, Will have a card
party tonight at the hall. 9e2 N.
Pershing Ave.
Mrs. C. W. Urmston and Mrs. N. H.
Gilman entertained with a bridge
luncheon today at the Spink-Arms.
The guests were served at one large
table which was arranged with a CEN
terpiece of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses
and lighted with lavender tapers in
crystal holders. Mrs. Aaron Ward
rose buds were the favors.
There were ten tables for bridge in
the Palm room. Mrs. E. A. Platter
and Mrs. NJ. Gumble Of Mt. Vernon,
Ind, were out-of-town guests.
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The members Of the Butler College
committee for the College Melting Pot
bazaar met this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. F. r. Kautz, 1853 n. Pennsyl-
vania st. Reports of the bazaar were
given and the business OF the COM
mittee was completed
Mrs. George Glass entertained at
her home. 1915 State Ave.-seturday