The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-17

{ l.. helSSner, Laurence ii. Earle, \ l.
len Johnson and Leo Rappaport, and
Misses Ethel Swartz. Dorothy
Daugherty, Rosalind Hammond,
Bernice Reagan, Virginia Lucas,
| Helen Coffey. Dorothea and Char
lotte Reissner, Helen and Gertrude
! Schiller.
La Tarde Club will entertain with
luncheon, closing the season
Thursday at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club followed by a theater
party at Englishs.
The guests: Mesdames G. n.
Morehead, Joseph T, Brady. Herbert
Bretzlaff. Homer 3. Stevens. S. ".
Hendryx. w. W. Peet, Earl Aver
sticks, H. F. Noting, Leonard
Traub, and Albert Schaub.
A chicken dinner and dance at
Maple Grove" was arranged by
Arthur Wolf, honoring his daughter
Miss Isabella Wolf and Weldon
Crum Jr. of South Bend, who are to
he married Thursday and Miss
Helen Irene Rost and Carl J. Vein.
/ hardt who are TO be married the
same day.
/ Assisting the host were Mrs Wolf
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lacey
and Mrs. William Mead Of Colum
/ bus. Ohio.
The guests: Misses Mary Leasuer
Jacksonville, Fla. Dawn Wilson
Dorothy Thomas, Marion Mead
Helen Strawmeyer, Marguerite
! Dolby. Margaret Reid( Elise and
Helena Wilmanns, Lucille Bailey
and Robert Simpson, toilette, Ill.
Sherman Mogg Jr., Paulding. Ohio
Newton WATSON. William Woods
Howard Lacey Jr~, Harold Lacey
Leodard Webster. DR. J. C. Hoopin
graner, Forest Jones and John D
McClurg.
The Den 3are Club viii entertain
with a monthly dance Friday night
at Broad Ripple,
Rss
f. B. Carpenter, 211 Marion Bldg
has gone to Washington, D. c., for
| several days.
The following members Of the Old
! Gang Club are in charge Of a skat.
/ ing party at the Riverside skating
rink Wednesday night: Miss Marga
ret Simon, Miss Aleen Betz, Edwin
Schantz and Anthony Simon.
|
Guests invited to the bridal dinner
given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willis.
25l6 r. Pennsylvania St, Tuesday
night in honor Of their daughter.
Miss Grace Willis, and DR.. Francis
S. Smith. who are to be married
Wednesday,, were: DR.. and Mrs. J.
Ambrose Dunkel, DIR. Byron Dan
ford of Cincinnati, Miss Jane W.
Sickels, Miss Gracia Sickels, Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, Mt. Victory. Ohio;
Mrs. Clyde Madison, Piqua. Ohio,
and son, Jimmie; Mr. and Mrs. 0. NJ.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peters
and daughters, Miss Maxine and
Miss Francis; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weghorst and daughter, Alice; John
Dithmer, Fred Willis, Jr.; Henry De,
vaney, Edward Muzzy and Jack
Thomson.
Members of the bridal party at
tending Miss Alice Holiday, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquelin S. HoI-
| liday, 1910 n. Delaware St, when
she will wed Benjamin A Dickson
Wednesday night, We're invited TO a
dinner party at the home of the
bride-elect Tuesday night. The
bridegroom attendants were to be
guests at a dinner at the indianapolis
Country Club given by Mr.. Dickson.
Members Of the Expression Club
and their guests were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at a garden party
at the home of Mrs Herbert S. Nc
Neeley, 5008 N. Pennsylvania st.
a program of music was given I'M
der the trees amid a profusion of
spring flowers. The program includ-
ed a piano solo by Mrs. McNeeley,
and whistling solos by her daughter,
Miss Isabella; dancing by a group of
little girls in costume; vocal solos by
Mrs. j. r. Mark, accompanied by
Miss Edith Loftin..
Mrs. McNeeley was assisted by
her daughter and Miss Nettie Dunn.
Miss Josephine Ryan, 3037 Boule-
ward Pl., has arranged for a misce1-
laneous shower social, and musical
entertainment Tuesday night in
honor of Miss Marie A. Lyons,
whose wedding to Edward ]. Sexton
will take place Thursday at st. An
thongs Church.
The guests included a number of
business associates of the bride-elect.