The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29

IA ri ISIS RUTH EARLY, daughter +
INl of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Early, |
I'll 1926 n. Meridian St, who is
to marry Clarence O'DeH of FIT. |
Wayne, June II, was the honor |
guest Mt two pretty parties Thurs
day. Miss Helen Irene Rost, another
bride-elect, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Rost, 1927 Central Ave, enter
tanned twelve guests at a breakfast
and linen shower in the morning.
The gifts were presented in a bas-
ket decorated in the brides colors,
pink and blue, in which all the APP
pointments were carried out.
Mrs. Myron ]. Mckee, 4461 Cen
trail Ave, entertained in the after
noon with a kitchen shower for Miss
Early. Mrs. Mckee will be matron
of honor at the wedding, which will
take place in the Tabernacle Pres
byterian Church.
The Poetry Circle arranged this
program for Thursday night at the
home Of Mrs. Carl A. Taylor, 1900
n. Delaware St: George NJ. Reeder,
soloist; Maytime," by Cora Young
Wiles; Mrs. Carl Lieber and Mrs.
Walter Flandorf, vocal solos, accom-
panied by Walter Flandorf; a group
of dialect readings, Mrs Claude J.
Stephenson; Mrs Maude Pate Patter-
son, poems written in the Circle; Mrs.
Edna Denham Raymond, reading Of
her own poems.
Assisting hostesses will b. Mrs. AL
bert Rabb and Miss Sue Howe.
Mrs. S. NJ. Unger. 2219 n. Pennsyl-
vania St, entertained the Woman's
Advance Club Thursday afternoon.
The life and vtJrks Of William Dean
Howells were discussed by Mrs. I'm
ger and Mrs. c. A. Cook reviewed
his 'Parlor Car and Sleeping Car"
$50
Mrs. George z. Mullen, 1870 n.
Arsenal Ave. entertained Wednesday.
night with a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Fernetta Mullen. whose mar
riage to Gordon Stewart will take
place June 4.
The guests were Misses Elizabeth
Boyer, Lena Cooper, Mary Elizabeth
Barcus, Katherine Mullen and Mes
danes Hans Ka~stadt, Dean Arm
strong, Willis Bremen, Clair Forsha,
Wilbur Watts, George Barcus, John
Berry, Dolly Parcels, Bert Parcels,
Ruth McCarty, harry Vollmer and
S. L. Mullen,
Mrs. Robert Beard Of FIT. Wayne,
who is visiting her sister. Mrs. L. w.
Turner, was entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Rich
ard K. Howe. 30O6 n. New Jersey st.
Covers for eight were laid at a
luncheon and mah-jongg party given
by Mrs. w. Frederick Schaub, 1888
n. Pennsylvania ST., for her sister,
Mrs. Harold T. Lippert of St. Louis,
Missouri.
Mrs. Milo H. Stuart, 4535 Park
Ave, was hostess Wednesday after
noon for the guest meeting of the
Inter Nos Club.
Assisting in serving We're Misses
Mary Lee Orlopp, Dorothy Sullivan,
Priscilla Pittenger and Martha Pit
tenger.
Assisting hostesses were Mes
danes Ralph Goldrick, H. L. Van
Dorm, e. A. Brown, Harry Orlopp,
1. T. Haymaker,-- L. B. Hopkins,
Frank Kimberlin, j. NJ Corwin and
o. M. Pittenger.
Standing committee chairmen for
the coming year, in the Children's
Sunshine Club at Sunnyside are:
Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, house;
Mrs. Simeon Ham, ways and means;
Mrs. G. R. Jackson, social; Mrs.
Frederick C. Wagner. publicity;
Mrs. Samuel Selka, flowers.
Mrs. M. B. Larry, $50 E. Thirty
Second ST., entertained ninety
guests Wednesday at a pretty candle
light tea. Assisting were Mesdames
NJ. E. Foley. Guy L. Stayman. Sam
uel NJ. Ralston, George Frenk, w.
H. Scott, w Virgil Kinsley, A. H.
Gerhart, Linton A. Cox. Michael A.
Ryan, M. r. CARRIER, w. H. Pye,
]. A. Warrender, Martha Wilson,
Walter G. DIN. George M. Weaver,
DIN G. Wilcox, Nettie New. a S.
Ayres, and Miss Julia Landers.
Newly-eected officers of the H.
diana Wellesley Club are: Mrs. r.
S. CARRIER, president; Mrs. J. P. Phil
lips. vice president; Mrs. Eyerette
McGriff. treasurer; Mrs. H. B. Pike,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. R. L.
Dorsey, recor ding secretary.
Miss Isabelle Bugbee, 1882 Park
Ave, is temporary chairman for the
junior committee of the Indianapo-
lis branch of the American Associa-
ton of University Women. Miss
Mary Converse will act as secretary
and treasurer.
Occasional informal meetings will
be held at intervals during the
summer An invitation Is extended
to all university business women to
meet with this group at luncheon
on Wednesday during the summer
months at L. S. Ayres tearoom.