The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-15
SOCIAL
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


ri ISIS FAY SILVER, daughter of
IMl Mr.. and Mrs. William H Silver
100 of Greensburg, Ind, who is to
marry Lorenzo Menerey Saturday
will be entertained tonight at the home
of Mrs. Donald u. Bridge, S21 f.
Forty Second St, with a miscellaneous
shower and party. Assisting Mrs
Bridge will be Mrs Kenneth Lancet
Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Miss Daisy Wed
ding Miss Media Weatheps and Miss
Bess Sanders.
Appointments will be carried out in
the bridal colors, orchid, green and
white. The guests, members of the
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Associa-
ton, will sew on towels for the bride
elect during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H Prunk, 3746 N.
Illinois St, entertained informally
wedding will take place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Prunk Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Z. Ellenberger Pendleton
Pike, will entertain at dinner for Miss
Silver and Mr.. Menerey Friday night
Misses Louise and Mildred Stock
dale, 1881 Central Ave, entertained
the Latreian, Club, junior organiza
ton of the Federation of Women's
Clubs, this afternoon The rooms
were decorated with tulips, sweet
peas and roses. Refreshments were
in Easter effects. Assisting the
hostesses were Miss Elizabeth Fisher
and Mrs. J. Morris Edwards.
Miss Rose Porter, case .superin.
tendent of the Family Welfare So
ciety, spoke. Mrs, c. A. Harm, coun-
selor. was a guest.
Members are Mesdames. Clayton A.
Mogg, Albert w Shoemaker. James
McClamrock, Perry Lesh and Misses
Louise Harris, Jean Waterbury. Char
lotte Howe, Dorothy and Elizabeth
Marmon. Mary Alice Coleman, Lydia
jameson, Ruth Rainier. Louise Wills
Harriet Brown, Eleanor Taylor
Eleanor Day Melissa Jane Cornelius
Ruth Fffer. Christine Wilson, Mildred
Benton. Louise Strickland and Heller
Coffey.
Miss Marie Field. president. presided
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The II 1gton Home Study Clul
met this afternoon with Mrs Miltor
D. Baumgartner, 142 s. Emerson Ave
] Home Making. Profession" wa.
the subject of a paper read by Mrs
John r. Carr. Mrs. Harlow LAndleS
was a special guest.
Mrs. L. W. Zimmerman. 27o7 Belle
fontaine St, was hostess at luncheon
today for the Pollyanna Club Cover,
for fourteen were laid. Two larg,
baskets Of Easter eggs formed tn,
/ center decoration. Favors were tiny
Easter baskets filed with candy Eas
ter eggs.
Mrs. Bernie Beck of New Orleans
La, dapgter Of the hostess. was hel
assistant.
During the afternoon an informa
program was given.
The nominating committee for cleo
ton Of officers for the Womans Ro
tary Club is composed Of Mrs. Sarah
| Shields Worley, Mrs Henry c.
( Ketcham, and Mrs. Louis Burkhardt
Election will take place in May.
/ DIR. Jane Ketcham, president, ap
pointed this committee at a business
meeting Monday at the ClaypooL
| Announcement is made Of the mar
rage OF Miss Ethel Mae Collins
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ?. H. Col
Inns. 2303 n. Pennsylvania St, . to
| Clarence V. Brown. The wedding
took place Saturday at the home OF
the brides parents, the Rev. Fred
erick e. Taylor officiating.
Attendants were Mrs. Clarence
Feasey, matron Of honor little Miss
Caroline Elizabeth Feasey, flower
girl; Master Leslie Hall, ring bearer;
John Collins, best man. Miss Mar
garet Pearson, organist. played the
bridal music and accompanied, Miss
Ruby Gregg, soloist.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown are at home
temporarily with the brides parents.
Members Of the Delta Sigma Phi
fraternity Of Butler University will
entertain with an informal reception
for their mothers Friday afternoon.
At this time an organization. to be
called the Delta Sigma Mothers Club,
will be formed Albert Kettler and
Austin D. Rutherford are in charge of
arrangements.
Delta Sigma Phi is a local frater-
nifty, which plans to petition Il charter
Of Sigma M National fraternity.
Mrs. Ned Clay. 1882 Ashland Ave,
was hostess this afternoon for a meet
ing Of the Expression Club. She was
assisted by Mrs. Vincent S. BinaRer.
The program included readings and
musical monologues by Miss Bernice
Stultz; songs by Mrs. June Baker,
including "Trees," Oscar Rasbach;
Morning Wind" Gena' Branscombe;
Mrs. George Goldman. songs, inc.ud-
ing "Homing' and by the Waters
of Minnetonka," Thurlow Lieurance.
Accompanies were Mrs. John A
Sink and Mrs. Joseph p. Gallagher.
Among former University of Wis
consin students who are in the city
to see tn eHaresfoot musical comedy,