The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-18

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

mi Dolly Madison apartments, en-
tertained this afternoon with a
charming bridge tea N honor OF Mrs.
William Calls of Buffalo, N. Y, who
Is the house guest OF Mrs. Roscoe Nor
Ger for the holidays. Mrs. L. J. Rains
and Mrs. B. s. Richardson presided at
the tea table whicn was prettily ap-
pointed with a silver service and ar
ranged with a center decoration Of
holly and poinsettias and lighted with
red tapers In crystal holders tied with
red tulle. The rooms were arranged
with baskets of holly, mistletoe and
poinsetttsS.
The guests: Mesdames Arthur
Brown, German Wise, Vernon Grindle
Roscoe Mercer, Gilbert Fuller, Frank
BaIlenger, Clarence Gale, Harry Hood
Martin, Misses Mary Ellen Willis, Loie
Yant and Helen Irene Rost.
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Mrs. Willis Donovan Evans. 2O10 N.
Meridian St. will entertain tonight
with a linen shower in honor Of Miss
Marianne Holmes, whose marriage to
George Madison Haas Of Mobile, Ala,
will take place Thursday.
The guests will iclude Mrs. Ira NJ.
Holmes, Mrs. w. o. Haas. Mrs. z. F
Waddell. Misses Lucille annd Emma
Elizabeth Kathleen Wadde1, Velma
Flora, Fernetta Mullins, Eloise Yae-
ger. Patricia Elliott. Mrs Evans will
be assisted by her mother, Mrs. F.
Pearl Matthews.
Miss Holmes will be at home in
formally Wednesday afternoon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ Holmes will en-
terrain in her honor with a bridal din
ner at the Columbia Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". O. Haas and
daughters. Lucille and Emma Eliza
hath, of Mobile, Ala, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Satterthwaite and son,
Phillip, and daughter, Katherine. and
Hugh Thompson of Detroit arrived
today to attend the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huntsinger. 4537
College Ave. will entertain tonight
with a bridge party.
Mrs. Edward Wacker. ais y. Penn
sylvania St. assisted by Mrs. G. w.
Gordon and Mrs. Roy G. Caylor en-
tertained this afternoon for the
Friendship Circle Of the Woman's De
partment CSeb with a charmingly ap-
pointed Christmas party. The rooms
were arranged with holly and Christ
mas bells and a lighted Christmas
tree. The ices were in red and green
cOlOrs and favors were red crepe paper
baskets filed with candy. Mrs. Wack-
er was dressed in costume of Mrs. Kris
.Kringle and the gifts were distributed
by a Santa Claus in costume Each
member was called upon to present a
part Of the program.
Miss Alice Crozier, who is attending
iowa University at Ames. Iowa, will
arive Friday TO spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
.Crozier, S12 Kenmore Ave.
Mrs Homer l. Clark, s346 Wash
engton Blvd, was the hostess Monday
night for the II Jamalie Christmas
( party. Poinsettias and holly and n
/ lighted Christmas tree decorated the
house and Snow maids" Mrs. Robert
c Hume and Mrs. Harold Boxin. dis
/ &rfbuted the gifts from a huge imita-
! ton SNOWFALL
The program which was arranged
BY Mrs. Omar Hunt, included a Can
alta, Christmas Morn" by members
Of the Ogden ChoraIe under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Ogden, assisted by
the Alpha Chi Omega Quartette and
Mrs. Rex Campbell and Miss Henrietta
Wood, pianists Miss Anna Louise
Hunt gave a group Of readings, which
included ''PastoraIe." and THE Ar
irving of the Magi."
Assisting Mrs. Cooke were Mes.
danes Frank Bridges and Mrs. Clarke
Z. Day.
The St. Margaret Hospital guild
net today at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Stutz. y. Meridian and Thirty-Second
SITS, for an all-day meeting. The
members packed boxes of gifts and
candy for the children's parties at the
city hospital and welfare clinics and
made final plans for these parties.
The Founders chapter Of the Amer
lean War Mothers met today at the
Spink-Arms for a business meeting.
Mrs. w. w. Winslow, 1892 N Me
ridian St, was hostess today for the
meeting of the Hamilton Berry Amer
lean Legion Post Auxiliary Mrs.
Myron r. Williams. president, was in
charge. The program included an or
iginal Christmas story by Mrs. John
Dyer, musical monologues by Edward
Reesener. violin solos by Miss Betty
Williams and a song, Sing. Ho, for
Merry Christmas" by Jack Dyer.
Mrs. Winslow was assisted by Mrs.
Linton Cox. Mrs. E. J. Robinson and
Mrs. Herbert Hadley.
quiet home ceremony took place
this morning when Miss Hazel Edith
Coffman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Coffman, 1921 Arrow Ave
became the bride of Harry V. Under
wood. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. I'm
derwood, 92S Hamilton Ave, in the
bride and groom's new home. 1917
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