The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Downey Ave, to Evans Woollen,
Jr.. has been set for Oct. 4.
Among the affairs being planned
for the bride-elect will be a party
Friday to be given by Miss Harriet
Brown, 1922 n. Pennsylvania st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Hill of II
E. Minnesota St, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Cath
crime. to William Rex Thomas, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Thomas, 25IO
y. Pennsylvania St. The wedding
has been planned 10 take place on
oct. 25 at the Olive Branch Chris
tian Church.
Miss Sada May Lee, 2029 Central
Ave. has returned home after spend
ing several weeks in New York and
Long Island.
Mrs. Mary Gayer, 2702 Boulevard
Pl., announces the marriage Of her
son. DR.. f. w. Gayer. formerly Of
Indianapolis. 10 Miss Prudence Dabb
of Rochester. y. H., which took
place Aug. % at the home of the
bride.
Or, and Mrs. Gayer are at home
at ii Academy St, Rochester.
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Miss Jean Waterbury, whose mar
to Carl f. Laueustein will take
place Oct. s. was the guest Of honor
Saturday at O. prettily appointed
bridge and luncheon and miscellane-
Gus shower given by Miss Christine
Wilson, 5116 Washington Blvd.
The guests played bridge before
an open fireplace from 10 u. m. ur-
til luncheon time, when a dainty
meal was served al the small tables.
Baskets Of pink and blue fall roses
were used TO decorate in the brides
colors. After luncheon the gifts were
presented on a tray covered with
blue and pink paper and tied with
bows in those colors.
Miss Wilson was assisted by Mrs.
n. A. Walker and Mrs. L. II.
L. Waterbury.
The guests: Mesdames Neal Wa
terbury, Robert Byrne, Arthur Bayn-
ham. r. r. Burrows, Donald Fields,
John Mcconnell. Paul Hancock,
Marie Field, Harriet Brown,
Betty Matthews, Caroline Miller,
Dale Waterbury, Ruth Fifer, Mildred
Morgan. Virginia Moorhead. Lydia
Jameson.
Among the parties planned for
Miss Margaret Shouse. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Shouse, 2236 ". |
New Jersey St, who is to marry
Charles r. Farmer Of Franklin, oct. |
will be n Monday given by Mrs.
p. Harrison, 2035 n. Meridian
St; Tuesday. Mrs. C1eon Nafe Of the
city hospital, a luncheon bridge and
Arthur Records Of Franklin,
Thursday a handkerchief shower.
Pauline NJ. Hitz Of Franklin
will entertain for the ~bride-elect
Mrs. Raymond Sigler. 1924 Broad
way, invited the following guests to
shower Saturday night honoring
Miss Dorothy Ballard whose mar
to Eugene Herbert Pursel will
take place Sept. 1S: Misses Anna
Howard, Elizabeth Dill, Florence
Evalyn Fox, Mildred Har-
Mildred Blackledge, VIII
helmina Schoenholtz, Mary Louise
Gray, Airline Webster, Bernice Gas
linn nnrnfku nxrNrIx INIna ly~,,
Daisy and Eslie Gowdy, Esther Null
lis, Mesdames George Hereth, Don
Millikan, Fl. r. Mckenzie, John
Stewart. Harold Pursel, Minnie
Fannie Watts, Gilmore H.
Pursel, o. K. Gaskins, Hugh Gowdy
and Claude Dodd.
The Expression Club will open the
season with a luncheon at
he Y. w. c. A. Tuesday. The pro-
gram arranged will include, numbers
~ Mrs. John A. Brown, violinist
and daughters, Miss Marjorie and
Miss Miriam; musical m~onologues by
Mrs. Harrison Porter Thrush: cornet
and violin duet by Mrs. Lelah Peck
limmerman% and Miss Maria
accompanied by Mrs. Ned
Clay.
Mrs. John A. Sink, the incoming
president, will be the special guest.
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The Altar Society of st. Anthony's
Parish will give a euchre and lotto
party Sunday evening in the hall on
Ave.
Committee in charge: Mesdames
Rosner. Roy King, Elizabeth
)'GaraS Patrick Koran and Patrick
McNeff.