The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-04

m HE League of Women Voters
. plan a week of activity under
the direction of Miss Alma
Sickler, membership chairman. The
object of the series of membership
teas is to acquaint every woman voter
in the different wards with the prin.
ciples of the league and to educate
them for the coming party conven-
tons, as well as to increase the mem
bership.
Tuesday Mrs. Richard Coleman, 2407
N. Meridian ST., will be the hostess
for a tea at her home. Mrs. Alice
Foster Mullins will be the speaker
and Miss Sylvia Levy will give read
ings.
Wednesday night there will be a
neighborhood lawn party for the
Fourth ward at the home of Mrs. N.
B. Spellman, SOC W. Twenty Ninth
st. On the program will be Judge
Arthur Robinson, Miss Gertrude Nc
Hugh, Mrs. Allen T. Fleming and Miss
Alma Sickler.
Friday the board of directors will
meet for luncheon at the home of
VI. u.
Those who will attend the luncheon
are Mesdames Allen T. Fleming.
Mary Knippenburg, Albert J. Bever-
idge, Clarence A. Martin, J. w. Fri
day, Marie Karrer, officers of the
league; Mrs. Warren T. McCray, Mrs.
George Finfrock, Richard F. Coleman,
W. Barnes. John Downing John
son, J. W. Trenck, David Lurvy, Miss
Sarah Lauter Miss Alma Seeker, Miss
Ida Curry. Mesdames Leroy Kahler,
J. E. Hallon, Florence Howell, Henry
Beck and n. B. Spellman, directors
and committee chairman.
After the luncheon Friday afternoon
the board will attend a lawn party at
the home of Mrs. J. W Gordon, 1903
Park Ave, at which members Of the
board will be speakers.
ISIS GENEVIEVE ADAMS, who
IMi is to be married Aug. 80 to
- Morris Edwards, was the guest
Of honor at a linen shower and bridge
party tbs afternoon given by Misses
Sarah Jane Hunter and Marjorie Hen
dren at the home of Miss Hendren's
sister, Mrs. Henry Browning, 1888
I Talbot Ave. The bridal colors, orchid
! and blue. were used. There were eight
tables Of bridge. The gifts were pre-
scented on the lawn, in a little wagon
drawn by little George Stockdale Cor
nelius. Surrounded with the gifts, in
a basket, sat little Miss Ann Broning,
dressed as a Kewpie bride, who de-
ivered each gift to the bride-elect.
Special guests were Mrs. J. w.
Adams, mother of the bride: Mrs. ]. F.
Edwards, mother Of the groom; Miss
Minnie Adams. who will be maid of
honor at the wedding, and Mrs. Clarice
Adams.
Miss Hunter and Miss Hendren will
be bridesmaids, Gordon Cummings,
best man.
The Chi Omega sorority held it's
State luncheon today at the Lincoln.
The guests included members from
chapters at Northwestern, Michigan,
Indiana and Purdue Universities. Cow
ers were laid for forty at a table ar
ranged with center decorations or car
dinal and straw colored gIadioh
Misses Ruth Mcclure, Sarah Newmna,
Alice Reed. Mafalda Martin and Kath-
leen Barger were on the committee
for arrangements. The program con-
sisted Of stunts and speeches by mem
bers of each chapter. Miss Ruth Nc
Clure, violinist, and Miss Catherine
Mcclure, harpist. played
NFrS z q Wao~1ar k0a Z Tr1r,eIf.L
ST., entertained Thursday afternoon
at three tables of bridge in honor Of
Mrs. Binford Miller Of Charlottesville,
Ind. the guest of Mrs. o. II. Miller,
3243 Park Ave.
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones and fam
lily, 1921 w. Washington ST., left to-
day for a two months motor trip
through the East.
Mrs. C. E. Bacon, S106 Central Ave,
are in East Hampton, N. Y, visiting
their son, Raymond. They will re-
turn the latter part of the month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin T. Coates and
daughter, Mary. 2451 Broadway, are
at Lake Gage, Ind.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Grafton
and daughter, A1lena, 2211 Broadway,
will leave Monday for Green Noun
tain Falls, Colo, where they will stay
until the international conference of
the Disciples of Christ the middle Of
September. They will be joined late
next week by their son, Warren.
DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Cline, 5616 Cen
trail Ave, left Friday for Mackinac
Island to spend two weeks.
Mrs. Max Leckner, 709 n. Penn
sylvania ST., has gone to spend the
month of August at the Lake Grove
Hotel, Walloon Lake During her alb
sence Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wagner will
occupy her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Robertson,
2021 N. Talbot Ave, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Elizabeth.
to~Earl J. Coombs Thursday night
at st. Paul's Methodist. Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Henry W. LEM Of
fciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs will
be at home after Sept at the Rose
Court apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt c. Downey,
3s44 Guilford Ave. left today for a
motor trip to Lake Manitou.
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A dance to be given by the Irving