The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-09
Club Notes. Parties and Social Activities

RS. ALBERT SEATON, Watson
I'M Rd. and Mrs. Carl ENeleigh,
Ill 50t Sutherland Ave, will en-
terrain tonight with a dinner-bridge
at the Lincoln. There will be eighteen
tables.
Mrs. F. J. Reynolds, 1851 E Thirty
Fourth St, will entertain Tuesday
night with a miscellaneous shower for
her daughter, Miss Hazel Reynolds,
whose marriage to Stewart Maxwell
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Maxwell
will take place June ~.
Mrs. e. O. McMeans. sol Middle Dr.,
Woodruff Place, entertained Wednes-
day night for Miss Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Mullis. as w.
Twenty-Seventh St, will entertain
tonight with a dinner party in honor
of their daughter, Miss Katherine. and
Homer T. Perry. whose marriage will
take place Saturday night at $3.50 at
the home OF the brides parents.
Dresden shades will be used in the
table appointments and a center has.
ket OF vari-colored sweet peas and
,
| decorate the table.
The guests besides the bride and
| bridegroom: Mrs. William a Green,
matron of honor; Miss Esther Mullis,
maid Of honor; Miss Helen Coffey and
| Miss Dorothy Stoltz, bridesmaids lit
| tie Miss Jacqueline Nicholson, flower
| girl and ring bearer; William A
; Green, best man; Verne Brainard,
| Gordon Stewart and Philip Williams
ushers; Mrs. Walter Breining, soloist,
and Miss Marie Bretzman, accompan-
| list.
The bride will present her attend
ants with silver filigree bracelets set
| with rhinestones, and the little flower
| girl, strand of pearls.
The bridegroom's attendants will re
| ceive silver initiated belt-o-grams
%%s
| The Democratic Women's Club Of
the Seventh District will give a din.
ner for business and professional
women at the clubhouse. % e Yer
mont St, May 20. The committee
appointed at the meeting Thursday
| 10 have charge includes Miss Alma
| Sickler chairman; Miss Forba Nc
! Miss Merica Hoag,and.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Murray was Endorsed
as a candidate for district vice chair
man and Mrs. F. H, Russ for county
| vice chairman.
Steve flanagan, newspaper man
from New York, will talk on Inter
viewing Interesting People" at meet
ing of the Altrusa Club Saturday at
the luncheon at the Lincoln.
New officers of the Irvington Moth
| ers' Study Club elected Thursday at
meeting at the home of Mrs Will
liam Cooper, are Mrs. Mark Reasoner,
president; Mrs. II. L. Scott. vice pres
| ident; Mrs. C. Z, Flowers, secretary;
Mrs. Harry Carr, treasurer.
Covers for twenty.four were laid at
the annual guest day luncheon Of the
Jessie Brown Travel Club Thursday
at the Claypool. Mrs. Demarchus
Brown talked on The English Pag-
can't"
Mrs. w. A Bohme, $3.50 r. Wash
! ington ST., entertained Thursday with
a luncheon at the Polly Prim tearoom,
followed by theater party at the Mu-
rat in honor of Mrs. Belle Cheney,
who recently returned from Florida.
Spring Campaigns Against Sum
mer Troubles" will be the subject of
a talk by Harry Deitz, assistant State
entcmologist. at the meeting of the
! Garden Flowers Society Wednesday at
the Chamber of Commerce. George
Fiscus is in charge of the meeting.
Miss Margaret Kluger, 73S Orange
St., will spend the week end in Bloom
ington as a guest of Miss jeanette