The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-11

~ Activities
EN- ANN MEN S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
. ONORING Miss Isabella Wolf,

| CruQ Jr. Oh SOuIH 6enu Will
take place June 10, Miss Lucille
Bailey, 1928 College Ave, will give
a bridge and mah-jongg party Fri
day evening.
Miss Margaret Reid Will entertain
with a linen shower at her home,
1902 Ruckle St, Monday evening for
Miss Wolf. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Arthur Wolf, 4136 N. Meridian ST.,
mother of the bride-elect, will give a
theater party for her daughters at
PENDANTS, followed by a tea at the
| Indianapolis Athletic Club. Wednes-
day night, June IS, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wolf will entertain at the bridal
dinner.
Honoring Miss Helen Irene Rost
who will be married to Carl J.
Weinhardt June 49, Mrs. Charles
Hanch and her daughter, Miss Hazel
| Hanch, entertained at a, theater
party at the Murat Wednesday after
noon for the performance of His
| House in Order" The guests: Miss
Rost and her mother. Mrs. Carl
Rost Mrs. Arthur Wolf. Miss Isa-
bella Wolf, Miss Loie Yant, Miss
Elizabeth Meek, Mrs. Albert Was
son, Mrs. Richard Hauser and Mrs.
l.. J. McA1illin.
The Woman's Alliance Of All
Souls Unitarian Church Will give
the second of a series of four picnics
to be held during June, Thursday at
Fairview Park. The members are
asked to be at the park as soon
after 10 a. m. as possible, and bring
their luncheons.
AS a courtesy to Miss Julia Cahal-
line, whose marriage to Joseph
Frank Curran will take place Tues
day morning at Holy Cross Church,
Mrs. Fred Haunss. Jr, invited
guests for a miscellaneous shower
and bridge Wednesday night in the
social room of the Gladstone Apis,
4317 E. Washington St.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cochrane
and son, William. Jr.. of Cleveland,
Ohio, are the guests Of Mrs. Coch-
ranes sister. Mrs. j. D. Waintrup.
29l5 Ruckle St.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Jacquart,
1924 Broadway, viii so to Gran
vile, Ohio, Friday. to attend the
commencement at Denison Univer.
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Bruce, 2913
Ruckle St, have as their guest Mr.,
Bruce's aunt, Mrs. \. G. Schultz Of
+ Sandusky, Ohio.
As the closing event Of the season
Omega chapter of Phi 'Pi Psi soror-
ity arranged a dinner at the Clay
pool. followed by a theater party at
! Keiths for Wednesday night Miss
Tnez Nordloh was general chairman;
/ Miss Marie Knarzer and Miss Marie
/ Ripberger, entertainment commit
tee. and Misses Beryl Smith, Dor
othy Meier and Cora Griffin, ar
rangemeuts committee.
Gamma chapter of the Sofra
Club, Inc, meeting at the home Of
Miss Hortense Mack, 1909 Church
St, Tuesday evening, initiated
Carl Zinken, Miss Mack and Pa
tricia Quill
The Rev and Mrs. Sterling Rother-
mel and children. Charles and Jean.
of Maudaha, L. P. India, have gone
10 Chicago after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner b Hosmer, 1872
Downey Ave. The Rev. RoJhermel
Will receive his Phi. n. degree from
the University Of Chicago soon. In
the fall the Rothermels will return
to India, where they are engaged in
missionary work.
Miss Kathryn D. Hosmer has re-
turned from Vassar College, PouGh-
keepsie, n. Y, TO spend the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Sum
ner 3. Hosmer Miss Virginia Lee
Hosmer will return next week from
the University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Mich.
The Zetathea Club held It's last
meeting for the season Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Ar
thur Bennett, 405 Drexel Ave. Mag
azine day" was observed, with Mrs.
f. II. Feay as editor-inchief. Mrs
A. J. Hueber read a paper on The
Influence Of Women in Education
and Public Life" and Mrs. Bennett
on THE Influence Of Woman in the
Home"
Mrs. Bennett was assisted by Mrs.
Jesse Martin and Mrs. Charles Cook
AS a courtesy to Miss Julia Louise
Tutewiler. whose marriage to Myron
D. Taylor will be an event of June
IS, Miss Ruth Hardin entertained
Wednesday at a luncheon at the
Spink-Arnis, followed by a theater
party at the Murat. Covers We're
laid for six( at table decorated with
roses.
A prettily appointed bridal dinner
was given Tuesday night at the Pol
~ Primm Tea Room by Mr.. and Mrs.
Omar B. Morgan for their daughter,
Miss Thelma, and Harry Donovan.
whose marriage was set for 745
Wednesday night at Christ Church.
and the members of their bridal
party.
Blue cornf1owers and pink sweet
peas, carrying out the brides colors,
were used in the decorations.
Miss Morgan presented her at