The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-14
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

viii attend the wedding are Miss
Ruth Nall Of Lafayette; Miss Bernice
tIeaton, Brookston H., Miss Blythe
Burkhardt and Miss Pearl FEELS, Mr..
and Mrs. Dewitt Hcsman and Mr..
and Mrs, Marsill Hughes, Upton;
Mrs. Jack Murrel, Marion, Ind. and
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Mcdonald, Frank
fort.
Mrs. S. W. Todd 2o5 r. Thirty
Fourth St, entertained 'o7oy with a
luncheon bridge and show for Mrs.
II. NJ. Cochrane. The guests were
served at one table, prettily arranged
for ten. with a center decoration of
orchid sweet peas. Yellow tapers in
blue holders lighted the table. Place
cards painted in orchid and yellow
I marked covers for Mrs. c. Frederick
Schmidt and her guest, Mrs. r NJ.
Duffey OF Chicago; Mrs. W. 2. Hall
and her guest, Mrs. Wilbur Grover of
| Bedford, Ind; Mrs. Joseph Capron.
Mrs. 0. T. Behymer Mrs. Nolney HUFF
and Mrs. Frederick I. Jones.
Mrs. Todd was assisted by Mrs. Hall
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Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martin. who is to
leave for a two-year stay in Europe
the last of the month, was the honor
guest today at a pretty luncheon
bridge of five tables at the home Of
Mrs. Marshall Levey. 3S41 Washing
ton Blvd. A basket Of Dresden coIored
sweet peas was arranged in in the
center Of each table. Dainty place
cards in paste shades marked the
covers.
Mrs. lie Roy Gould OF Marion. Ind.
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Leslie
Clancy, was among the guests.
Mrs. c H Channon OF Chicago.
house guest of Mrs. George Gepner.
514 E. Twentieth St, was the honor
guest today at a luncheon at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club. followed by
a theater party at Keiths given by
Mrs. Claude T. Griffith and Mrs. J.
J. Mullins. Spring flowers frightened
the luncheon table.
The guests included Mrs Genner
and Mrs. Channon, Mrs c. W. Allen
and Mrs. T. Hicks Martin.
Mrs. Channon will leave Sunday for
her home. $50
Papers on "The Meaning OF Child
Conservation" by Mrs w. II. MCGEE;
THE Practical Methods Of Visualiz-
ing Our Club Life" by Mrs c. r
Merrell, and What Can We DO To
ward Meeting Community Needs by
Mrs. Omar S. Hunt, were read be
fore the north side Indianapolis
branch of the ChiIdren's Conservation
League on Thursday afternoon at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. B. c. Johnson gave a report Of
lectures given here recently by Mrs.
Helen Thompson Woolley Of Detroit.
The Indianapolis League of Women
Voters heard Howard Webster Adams
today in a talk on Political Under
currents in Europe" at a discussion
luncheon at the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Miss Sara Lauter was chairman Of
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. A. B. Ora
ham and Mrs. Wolf Sussman.
The program was arranged by Mrs
George c. Finfrock, chairman Of the
program committee.
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Newly elected officers for the Thurs
day Lyceum Club are Mrs. r. B. Mes
sick, president; Mrs. Helen Brown,
vice president; Mrs. r. D. Campbell,
recording secretary; Mrs. Harry Plum
mer, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Nj. C. Woolf, treasurer; Mrs. E r.
Gender, critic.
The Irvington Dramatic Club will
present a three-act comedy, BILLET
ed by f. Jesse Tennyson and II. NJ.
HARDWOOD, at a guest meeting Satur-
day at the Irvington School of Music.
The cast includes Paul Ragsdale,
r. B. Long, William Forsyth Robert
Hail. Mrs Everett NJ. Schofleld, Mrs.
George Kingsbury, Miss Katherine
Layman, Miss Jean Brown and Miss
Virginia Kingsbury.
The play is under the direction Of
the Paul William Jeffries play COM
mittee, Mrs. Harold Winslow. chair
man; Mrs. Walter H Montgomery,
Robert NJ. Brewer and Mrs. Bertram
G. Day.
Gags, palms and sprins flowers will
decorate the church parlors of the
First Congregational Church tonight
at reception for the new minister
the Rev. William l. Caughran, and his
family. In the receiving tine will be