The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-13

Activities
E N T z r T AIN MEN S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

"A IN
M ter of Senator and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Raiston, Cold Spring
Road, who is to marry Will
liam Stewart La Rue of this city
July rs, was the guest of honor at a
pretty luncheon today at the home of
Miss Dorothy Rouse, 31O4 Bellefon-
taine st. A color scheme of pink and
white was carried out by a center
piece of garden flowers and by tapers
in crystal holders. The guests were
Miss Ralston, Mrs. Donald Milholland
and Misses Katherine Shaw, Edna
Coppock, 'Adrienne Schmedel. Miss
Rouse was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. c. A. Rouse.
The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
of the daughters of the American
Revolution entertained with benefit
card party for their chapter house,
s24 n. Pennsylvania ST., Thursday
afternoon at the house. The chapter
house was decorated with baskets of
garden flowers. About 200 were
present.
Mrs. William H. Bobbitt was in
charge Of arrangements, assisted by
Mesdames T. W. De Hass, w. T.
Young, Frank B. Flanner. Mary Knip-
penberg, Alexander G. Cavins, G. S.
Wainwright, Edward Ferger, J. F.
Hamlet, Edward L. Kruse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hite OF Ash
land. N. D.. are guests of Mr.. and
Ea1 nj
49,
Miss Mary B. Pottage, 2346 Ashland
Ave, has as her guests Misses Net
tie and Eleanor Pierlie, 2S45 N. New
Jersey ST., and Mrs. Martin wallick,
1907 N. New Jersey ST., on a motor
trip to Lake Winona, where they will
spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Lockwood, 1909
N. Pennsylvania ST., and daughter,
Grace, have returned after travelling
through New England for q month
MIR. and Mrs. Lockwood went East
to attend the graduation Of Miss Grace
from Wheaton College in June
49,
Mrs. o. c. LukenbiI, 1902 Z. Wash
ington St, accompanied by Mrs. Ed
ward McLelland, left today for a two
weeks motor trip to Battle Creek,
Mich. and Gull Beach.
Mrs. Rodney Gray, who was Miss
nellie K. Huston before her recent |
marriage. was the guest of honor at
miscellaneous shower Thursday |
Young, 4157 Guilford Ave
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Invitations have been issued for |
the marriage of Miss Letha Lucille
Hickman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Harry w. Hickman, 1856 Broadway, |
to OrNn Kenneth Gaskins, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Gaskins of this
city. July % at the Central Avenue
Methodist Church. Miss Hickman
has chosen as her attendants Miss
Dorothy Rist of Hammond, Ind,
maid of honor; Miss Bernice Gaskins
and Miss Irma Aufterheide, brides
maids: little Janan Fowler, flower
girl, and Keith Rogers, ring bearer. |
Earl Gaskins, brother of the bride
groom, will be best man.
A dance was given Tuesday evening
at the Woman's Department Club by
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Trattner, 2449
n. Illinois St, in honor Of the
eighteenth birthday Of their daughter,
Miss Maybelle. Special dances were
featured by the forming Of the figure
eighteen by the guests. Miss Helen
Berkowitz gave a costume dance.
Among the guests were Miss Jean
Greenwald, Mrs. A. E. Effrom and
son, Harold, and Miss Gertrude Phil
lips Of Cincinnati Ohio; Miss Esther
Kahn of Gary, Ind, and Louis Bran
ner of Tulsa, Okla
Mrs. Paul NJ. Beam, 1852 w. Thirty
Second St, was hostess for a supper
party Wednesday night at her home.
The guests included the members of
Mrs. Beams Sunday school class at
the Central Christian Church. Sup
per was served to about fifty-five
guests.