The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-29

/" HE fourth Leap Year birthday
of the Woman's Department
- Club. celebrating twelve years
of the clubs activities. was observed
today at the Claypool. Fifty tables
we're beautifully decorated with center
pieces of roses and spring flowers. The
speakers table was attractive with fes-
toons of roses and greenery and sew.
eral low baskets Of roses and spring
flowers. At the speakers table. with
Mrs. Felix r. McWhirter. president.
were Miss Ida Clyde Clark OF New
York City and Mrs. Robert Bowman,
speakers, and DIR. Mabel Elliott, a
guest of womens clubs of the city this
week. and Mesdames Edward Franklin
White. 0. NJ. Pittenger, z. c. Rump-
Ter. Alvin Coates, A. ]. Robinson, w.
w. Thornton. e. q. Richie, William
r. Cook, Leo K Fesler, W. A. Esch-
bach, William Dobson, George A.
Drysdale and Miss Ethel Curryer.
Vari-colored balloons were tied to
the backs of every chair. Mrs. e. c.
Rumpler sang a Birthday song" ac.
companied by Mrs Robert Bonner.
who also accompanied the Whilhite
Trio who played during the meal
At the directors table were Mes
danes Frederick BALI, Everett NJ.
Schofield. Samuel Ashby. J. w. Moore,
j. r. Curry, G. Q. Dunlop and r. r.
Remington Covers We're marked with
beautifully handkerchief cards tied
with green tulle bows and sprays of
sweet peas.
Hostessess one at each table. were
Mesdames II. H. Rice, Jacob White,
Owen b. Emf, Lewis Poyser. r. b.
Wilson, w. F. Milholland, w. o.
Bates, Robert Elliott. Myron Williams,
W. j. Beckett. w. H WEIGH J. F.
Edwards Floyd White. George Van
Dyke. O. w Weaver. r. Harry Miller,
Lewis II. Sturgess, J. A. Lambert. o.
Nj. Pittenger, Milo II. Stuart, Walter
DIN, Dick Richards, w. G. Smith, H.
L. Grimes, F. H. Strengthen, BENJAMIN
Smith, j. ]. Martin, J. H. Hellekson.
E. l.. Burnett. r. w. Templeton,
Thomas Spruce, r. c. Wacker. Albert
WATSON, r. r. Cline. Leroy CayIor.
Martha Wilson and Charles r. Sowder
Mrs Herbert p. Ball, 3744 Winthrop
Ave, entertained this afternoon with
bridge of four tables in honor of
Mrs. Innis I. Stamm of Columbus,
Ohio. house guest OF Mrs. Edwin r.
Dunmeyer
The rooms were attractive with
spring flowers in a color scheme of
green and white. The guests: Misses
Kathryn Lee, Freda Wagner and
Carolyn Woerner. and Mesdanes Ed
ward Clark of Brooklyn, N. Y; Henry
Ballman, Otto Feucht, Paul Johnson,
Charles Gardner. Laurence Russell
Moore, G. Grant Greer, Urban ]. Pike.
Laurence E. Dunn, Charles Ferguson
and Harry Watson.
Members of the Delta Sigma So
rority will give a benefit card party
tonight at the Spink-Arms in the
interest of their $500 pledge TO the
Riley Memorial Hospital fund
Eostesses will be Mesdames Maui
rice Sellers, r. w. Bowser, A. H.
Mitchell and Paul Nelson.
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Covers for twenty were laid at a
pretty luncheon and bridge given
Thursday afternoon at the Indianapo-
lis Athletic Club by Mrs. Samuel
Henry Greenburg in honor of Mrs.
Clarence j. CURLY of St Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Greenburg was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Margaret Cecile Green
burg
Among the guests were Mrs. Jesse
May of Columbus. Ind, and Mrs. Jack
Kiplinger of Rushville, Ind.
Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martin, who, ac-
companied by her daughter, will leave
March 20 for two years stay abroad,
was honored Thursday afternoon with
luncheon and nah jongg given by
Mrs Simon Zeller, 3055 N. Meridian
st. Mrs. John Zeller of Brazil, Ind,
was among the guests.
The Good VIII Club will entertain al
cards and lotto Monday afternoon in
st. Joseph's Hall, 617 E. North St.
The Women's Auxiliary to the B. OF
r. T. will give card party Saturday
night in Trainmen's Hall, Cruise and
E. washington Sts.