The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

I'M 1920 College Ave, entertained
~ Saturday afternoon with a
4.lcneon-bridge at the indianapolis
Athletic Club with six tables II
luncheon bridge, She was assisted
by Mrs. I, II. Patterson. her sister.
Among the guests were Miss
Eleanor Louden Of Bloomington,
Miss Evelyn Cline of Columbus. Miss
Margaret Coombs of Charlottesville
and Miss Ruth Robson of lryington-
on-the-Hudson, \. Y.
Covers for nifty were laid at the
luncheon Of the indianapolis Vassar
Club Saturday at the Propylaeum.
Miss Hilda Gemmer presided and
short talks were given by the fol
lowing girls: Miss Marjorie Roem-
Ter. Miss Susan Leach, Miss Evelyn
Barnes and Miss Marjorie Goldrick.
An election Of officers followed the
luncheon.
Mrs. Albert Seaton was in charge
Of arrangements, assisted by Mrs.
Edwin McNaliy and Miss Edna
Levey.
out-Of-town guests who have come
to attend the wedding Of Miss Edith
Cakes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Cakes, 2914 y, New Jersey
St. Saturday night. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Abrams. Decatur, III:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shaumway and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cryer. Chicago;
Mrs. Jesse Wiley and daughter, Miss
Leila, Marseilles, Ill, and Mrs. DE
borah Knowles. Chicago.
Attendants chosen were Miss
Blanche Griner, maid Of honor:
Frances Jarrett. flower girl; Ronald
Griner, ring bearer. and Harold
Lingenfelter Of South Bend, bcs,
| man.
Miss Irene seuel, 302S y. New
Jersey St. entertained Saturday aft
ernoon with nine tables Of bridge,
honoring Miss Ruth Fromm whose
marriage to Emory r. Baxter viii
take place Jan. Z.
During the serving hour, the tables
we're lighted with red tapers in
crystal holders twined with holly.
The rooms were lighted with red
tapers and hung with Christmas
greens.
The bride-elect was presented with
an electric waffle iron, the gift Of
the guests and a pair Of decorated
candles. the gift Of the hostess.
Miss Seuel was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Theodore Seuel and
sister. Mrs. \. c. Piel.
Among the guests were Miss Anna
Mae Albershardt Of Upton and Mrs.
Lawrence G. Holmes of Cleveland.
Ohio.
The Monday Club holiday party
viii be held Monday afternoon at the
! home of Mrs. Samuel o. Dugan, 27O2
/ Sutherland Ave. officers will re-
ceive with Mrs. Dugan. A program
will include readings by Miss Dor
othy Haines Of Chanesburg, Pa. Vo-
cal solos by Mrs. Asel Spellman
Stitt. accompanied by Mrs Samuel
Z. Garrison; violin solos by Miss
Betty Williams. accompanied by
Miss Frances Anne Wishard: cos
tune dances by Miss Mary Elizabeth
PeIl.
Out-of-town guests Will be Mrs.
Lester LeFeber. Mrs. John LeFeber
and Mrs. o. W. Paine of Milwaukee,
Wis. house guests Of Mrs. Dugan
\ student recital will be given by
the pupils Of Miss s. Margaret lie
Gore. $3.50 E. Michigan St, at her
home Monday at 3 p. m. Taking
part will be Robert Shelton. Edward
Humston. George Lucy. Warren Col
by Pauline Wilson, Virginia Mae
Hoffman. Janet L. Jeffries. Ethel
Richardson and Alice Weber.
Miss Susan Grey Shedd, 1899 n.
Delaware ST.. has issued invitations
for a luncheon bridge OF seven
tables. Dec. 90.
Mrs. Theodore Wyenberg Of Green
Bay, Wis. and Mrs. Fernando Yost,
Bethlehem. Pa. are guests Of the
Rev and Mrs. Vernon Couillard,
Thirty-Fourth and Hovey SITS.
The ways and means committee of
the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter