The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-16

Activities
E N T E r T A N. NJ E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ri OVERS were laid for sixty at
the educators luncheon today
at the Womans Department
Club The home and education de-
partment was in charge. The lunch
con followed a series of tours of
schools and colleges.
DIR. William Lowe Bryan, president
of Indiana University, spoke. Honor
guests were George Buck, Milo H.
Stuart, f. H. X McCOmb, Mrs. Eliza
Baker, Brother Austin, James Bar
rett, DR. Robert j. Alley, DR.. Samuel
e. Smith, Miss F'redonia Allen, Rob
ert E. Cavanaugh, Benjamin Burris
and Miss Faye Henley.
The tables were lighted with yellow
tapers in crystal holders tied with Law.
ender and yellow tulle. All appoint
ments We're carried out in Easter eff
fects. Mrs. e. E. Eshbach was chair
man of the luncheon committee, as
sisted by Mesdames L. II. Sturges.
Boyd Templeton, Robert 3. Wilson, j.
J. Martin. w. f. Milholland, w. J.
Slater, C. A. Keller and G. c. Brooks.
Mrs. Ralph Remington, chairman
of the section, presided. Mrs. Frank
H. Streightoff was in charge of the
program. Mrs Walter Flandorf sang,
accompanied by her husband
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Miss Mary Velsey, who is to be
married April 26 to George McCon-
nell, was the honor guest this after
noon at an aluminium shower and
party at the home of Miss Sarah Prem
tiss, zoo Washington Pl.
The guests were Misses Mary, Jean
and Alice Velsey, Dorothy Harrison
of Logansport' IIeota Miller, Sarah
Fisher, Helen Mcdaniel. Mary McCon-
nell and Mrs John w Miller Of Chi
cago.
Miss Prentiss was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. c. J. Prentiss.
Mrs. Frank Jenkins, 31OS North.
western Ave. has returned from a
visit in Florida.
The Federated Patriotic Societies
Of the G. A. r. met this afternoon
at the Se@rin to complete plans for
the bazaar April 30 in Tomlinson
Hall for the benefit Of the new G.
A. r. home, 704 n. Illinois st.
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Mrs c. Frederick Schmidt. 2OO7
Broadway, will be hostess tonight for
/ the regular musical and social meet
/ ing OF the Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority
on the program will be Misses Es
Their Cook. Martha Anllikan, Ruth
/ Root, Haya Herman, Lois Vaught
and Virginia Lucas.
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! Gamma Tau Chi sorority Of Butler
/ University win give spring dance
April % at the Hoosier Athletic Club
! Miss Alberta Coburn is chairman OF
arrangements, assisted by Misses Jose
phine Stout. Louise O'Reilly, Glare
Sparks. Anna Reardon and Estelle
| Sadlier.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met
| this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
| c. L. Hackard. 100 W. Twenty-sev
enth st. Spring flowers were ar
ranged about the rooms. Mrs. Walter
S. Greenough was the principal
speaker.
Response to roll call were names OF
favorite poets. Mrs. o. s. Wright
gave the report Of the Local Council
of Women. Mrs =. II. Thompson
read the Bible lesson. Miss Norma
Davidson played a violin solo. accom-.
panied by her mother. Mrs. r. l.
Davidson.
Miss Katherine Tllrney Is in charge
OF play to be given Friday night by
the Girls Federation of the Third
Christian Church. The play, written
and directed by Miss Turney. will fol
low a o'clock banquet at the church.
The committee in charge OF a food
sale to be held at the city market
Saturday by the Alpha Phi Alumni
Association includes Mrs Frederick
II. Bird, Mrs. Ray d. Grimes, Miss
Blanche Stllson and Mrs. william
Harry Gaddis. Articles may be left
at Mrs. Gaddis' home. 110S College
Ave
Mrs w. II. Burgess is president
or the new chapter Of the Child Con-
servation League Of America in Irv-
ington. Mrs. James S. Hall is vice
president; Mrs. l.. A. Snyder, secre-
tary; Mrs. John T. Loehr, press rep
resentaive; Mrs Estelle NJ Nit. ex-
change bureau director.
Meetings will be held the second
and fourth Mondays of each month
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Church. Miss M. Evelyn White. or
ganizer for the National League, was
in charge of the organization meeting