The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-13

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALs

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
al RS. HENRY ]. MCCOY, 2O36 N.
lWIi Meridian St, viii entertain to-
I'll night at dinner for Mrs. Frank
Maxwell of Denver. Colo, house guest
OF Mrs. W. D. Long. There will be
covers for twenty.
Mrs. Turpie Smith. 2S04 y Talbot
Ave, entertained today with luncheon
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in
honor of Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martin,
who, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Elsie. will leave the last of the
month for two years in Europe. The
guests were members of Mrs. Martin S
club. There were covers for eight.
After the luncheon, the guests
played nah jongg at Mrs. Smiths
home.
Mrs. E. A. Green Of Ft. Benjamin
Harrison entertained this afternoon
With a tea from 4 to in honor OF
Mrs. E. ]. Nowlen. wife OF the new
lieutenant-colonel, who came here
from Honolulu.
The rooms were arranged with bas,
kets of vari-colored spring flowers
The tea table was prettily lighted with
green tapers in crystal holders.~-In
the center was a low basket of green
and white carnations. Mrs. Dwight
Aul.~ an and Mrs. J. d. Heysinger
pret d at the tea table. Assisting
host, les were Mesdames William
Shart julius Evans, z. o. SransOn
and Charles Tomunson.
Receiving with Mrs. Green were
Mrs Nowlen, Mrs. Clifford Bleumel
Mrs Ralph Huebener and Mrs. Ed
ward Sherburne.
Members of the. executive board OF
the American Association Of Univer
sity Women were entertained " ednes
day afternoon at tea at the home OF
the president, Mrs. Frank D. Ssreight
off, S343 ". New Jersey St. The as
ISOLATION discussed plans for the Cad
man musicale April % in Caleb Mills
Hal. This musicale will be open to
the public at a fairly small admission
Mrs. Streightoff said.
Miss Floro Torrance is in charge.
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The Debonettte Club will entertain
tonight at the home Of Miss Marie
WiIding, 963 W. Thirty-Third ST.. with
the first guest party Of the season, in
the form Of a kid" party. Favors
ices ard decorations will be in pink
and white.
The guests: Misses Augusta Ho
meier, Winifred Mayors, Lillian Sic
grist. Edna Wilding. Edith WEIGH
Margaret Myers, Kathleen Witham
Margaret Underwood; Mesdames
Frank Van Horn, H. H. Neff, Gladys
Wilson.
The members who will be present
Misses Alice Rudbeck, Naomi Bixler
Ruth Hayt, LAyinia Fisher. Alta
Bates, Wilma Taflinger. Carley Red
ding, Betty Anderson, Hilda Wetzal
Hilda Bonnet, Mildred Mathers and
Ruby Shouse.
The next regular meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Bonnet, SS2
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Mrs. Allan B. Maxwell, 3715 N. Penn
sylvania ST., will entertain with for
NAL dinner tonight in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Warren Maxwell, who were
married recently. Mrs. Warren Max
we'll was Miss Pada Breedlove Of
townsville before her marriage.
The table will be arranged with Z
low silver bowl of sweet peas. Blue
tapers il silver holders will be used.
The sffair also will celebrate Altar
B. Maxwell's birthday. Mr.. Maxwell
recently returned from a fortnight il
New York City.
Tickets for the Haresfoot Club pro
duction, Twinkle Twinkle" April 10
may be obtained from any member OF
the Wisconsin Alumnae Association
Carl Lieber, chairman of ticket com
mittee, or MISUNDERSTANDING. general
chairman. The association met
Wednesday night at the spink-Arms
to complete plans.
Miss Eleanor Day entertainment
chairman, announced that plans were
to be made for the entertainment OF
the men in the cast at the Indian
apoIis Athletic Club. There will be q
tea dance, and a guest dance after the
performance, she announced.
The D. A. r. quartette, composed
OF Mrs. J. L. Gavin. Mrs. J. P. REID
Steele. Mrs. Alexander Cavins and
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, gave thu
program at the general meeting of the
Woman's Department Club this after
noon at the clubhouse, Seventeenth
and Meridian SITS.
The program: 'Recessional." by
the quartette; ITO Wild Rsse,'' Mrs
Cavins, Mrs. Ragsdale and Mrs. Gavin
But One Sweet Face" quartette
,sThank God for a Garden, Mrs
Steele, Mrs. Cavins and Mrs. Rags
dale; by the Waters OF Minnetonka,