The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-03
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Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
II HE home of Mrs. Frank F.
Floyd, ALSO Park Ave, was
beautifully decorated wit b

II-1 HE home or Mrs. Frank +.
II Floyd, ALSO Park Ave, was
- beautifully decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums and fall
flowers when she entertained with a
reception and tea for the Woman s
| Research Club in celebration of it's
! twenty fifth anniversary.
Receiving with Mrs. Floyd and
Mrs r. 0. Alexander, president of
the club were the past presidents,
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, Mrs. NJ. f.
Ault, Mrs. E. G. Richie, Mrs. c. Z.
Cottingham, Mrs. David Ross, Mrs.
Edward J. Robinson. Mrs. D. S,
Menasco, Mrs. c. E. Bacon. Assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. Merle Sid.
ener and Mrs. w. J. Ransdell.
| The tea table was arranged with
white and green certerpiece and
white tapers in silver hOldres tied
with green tulle. Assisting with the
serving were Miss Mary Miles
Coate, Lorinda Cottingham and Miss
Dorothy Powell and several daugh-
tiers of members.
Miss COttingham. accompanied by
Mrs. Franc White Weber, harpist,
played several violin numbers. Mrs.
Weber played continuously during
the afternoon.
The date for the wedding Of Miss
Catharine Coburn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Coburn, Cold
Springs Rd.. and Julian Bobbs has
been set for Dec. at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Edwin Hill, 1866 Central Ave.
entertained members Of the Fort
nightly Study Club Monday after.
noon at the regular meeting. Mrs
flames w Graham gave a report OF
the Indiana Federation Of Clubs con.
vention held last week.
The rooms were decorated with
baskets OF bittersweet and there
were twenty-five guests entertained.
Prof Robert l. Phillips of the Eco.
homie department Of Purdue Uni.
Versity. addressed the members Of
the Jewish Council OF Women Mon.
day afternoon at a regular meeting
at the Temple Of the Hebrew Son.
gregation Of Indianapolis Tenth and
y. Delaware SITS.
Mrs Robert Blake. accompanied nv
Airs Simon kiser, sang a program
Of songs
Covers FOR sixty were laid at the
luncheon for members Of the Sunny.
side Guild Monday afternoon al the
home of Mrs. CLYDE Il Titus. 1856
Middle De. Woodruff Place. The
small tables were decorated with vel.
low chrysauthemums.
After a short business meeting the
guests played bridge.
Assisting hostesses were Mesdan.s
". r Coyner. J. II. Laird. w w
ENlton. Charles Martin and William
g. Freund
The Monday Conservation met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
4. Yoke, 79i Southern Ave. Ar
rangements were made for thirty
guests and the rooms were decorated
with baskets Of white chrysanth-
emums and fan flowers
The program included "A paper by
Mrs. John S. Wright on The
Friendly Arctic" and songs by Mrs.
Hadley r. Green and Mrs Edwin
Hunt sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Myron r. Williams.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Green and Mrs. L. DE Wolf Wales.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ferrand
and Mrs. r. r. Sinclair OF Fellmore
! Md. spent the weekend with their
7 mother, Mrs. Lille Ferrand and sis
ter. Miss Ethel. 3344 \. Capitol Ave
The Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
Club Of Indianapolis will meet Sat
urday at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Montgomtry. 25 Downey Ave. Miss
Mary Dyer Lemon will talk on
Modern Books and Writer'S"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rottman. 232S
y. Pennsylvania St, were enter
tanned Sunday at dinner celebrating
their fifty ninth wedding anniver-
sary, at the home of their daughter.