The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27

ActiOitieS
i LEN TER TAIN Me n T S
BETROTHALS

@RS. PERRY LESH and Mrs.
IMI Cushman Hoke entertained
" Wednesday with a bridge and
pantry shower at the home of Mrs.
Lesh, 4O15 Guilford Ave. for Miss
Charlotte Lesh, who is to marry Roy
X. Coats Sept. s. Baskets and vases
of garden flowers daintily arranged
about the rooms were used to dec
crate. There were guests at three
tables.
The gifts were presented in a min
iature pantry effect arranged on the
dining room table.
A pretty bridge party and apron
shower was given for Miss Eliza
beth Graft. bride-elect, Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Helen Erber, 216
Blue Ridge Ro.
Corsages in the bridal colors,
peach. powder blue and orchid. were
the favors. and all the appointments
were in those colors. Mrs. Erber
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. r.
J. Erber
The guests included Miss Mary
Crippen from Randolph Macon
school and Miss Katherine Crippen
from Smith College. who are the
house guests Of Miss Mildred and
Miss Maurine Jaquith. Other guests
We're Misses LUile Tyner, Rebecca
Daugherty, Virginia Curtis. Doris
Hiner, Dorothy Patterson, Dorothy
spipple, Martha Steele. Josephine
likely. Dorothy Ryker. Martha
Flowers. Elsie Miner. Carolyn Mac
guire. Marjorie Chiles, Eugenia
Brooks, Margaret Welsh, Marjorie
Okes, Josephine Rogers. Helen
Ward and Mesdames Robert Hughes,
Hubert johnson and Raymond Mac
guire-
Miss Doris Langdon Of Greenwood.
has returned from a six weeks visit
in the East.
MISS -Ad4 Sdl C DdA4CN- o0Gt GFCA
green Ave. will entertain Sept I
with a bridge-shower at the Polly
Primm tea room for Miss Julia
Virgins whose engagement to Julius
z. Riley has been announced.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
Of Butler University will entertain
with a rush dance Thursday night at
the Athenaeum- Electrically lighted
owl lanterns will light the rooms and
favors will be the programs which
will be feathered owls, the fraternity
emblem.
Miss Evelyn Butler and Prof and
Mrs. c. a. Harris will be the
chaperones. The committee in charge
Of the affair includes Miss Dorothy
Reynolds, Miss Pauline BalIweg and
Miss Gertrude Schmidt. Seventy.
five couples are expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Stephens Of
Orlando, Fla, are visiting their son
w. A Stephens and Mrs. Stephens.
z ". Twenty-First St. Mr..
4Stephens will leave for Orlando the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jackson of Bloom
field announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Doris Alice, to
Harvey F. Antibus, son of Mrs. ".
A. Ryan. 1899 Highland Pl.. Indian
apolis, at a prettily appointed 500
party at their home.
Orchid and maize flowers were
used to decorate and corsaees in
those colors on each plate concealed
cards which announced the date of
the wedding. Sept. IA.
The guests: Misses Alice Cuihsan
of Chicago, Mary and Mildred Ham
ilton Of Linton. Ruby Graves Of
Edinburg. Doris Clark and Anna
Louise Jean Of Newberry. Lucille
Wingate, Wilma Fields, Violet Hau-
ser. Hope Criss. Cleto Ellington and
Mesdames Ralph Carpenter of Ly-
ons, Jesse Schautz and Thomas Edy-
lette.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Kuu. 1919 y.
Rural St, are motoring to Illinois 10
visit friends. They will be away two
weeks.
Seventy-fve couples were invited
to the rush dance of the Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority Wednesday
night at the Athenaeum. Summer
flowers and greenery decorated the
rooms and garden where the guests
were to dance and the programs
were in the shape of kites. the shape
of the sorority pin. black with a
crest of gold.
a Miss Frances Downs, rush cap
f3ain, was in charge of the dance.
assisted by Miss AvoneIle Thorp and
Miss Charlotte Reissner. Chaperones
invited were Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Downs and Mrs. W. H. Thorp.
Announcement is made of the
wedding Of Miss Blanche Justine
Roth, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J.