The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-21
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

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John Curry, Charles T. Hanna and
Mary Carver.
Pink sweet peas and violets We're
/ used in the decorations. Mrs. Felix T.
McWhirter delivered a farewell on be
half of the Womans Department
Club and Mrs. S. E. Perkins, on behalf
/ Of the art section, in which Mrs. Bur
nett is an active member.
The guests: Mesdames Floyd White,
Ellen Edwards, w. S. Given, Wilson
B. Parker, Jacob White, B. S. Cline,
! Thomas Spencer, r. 3. Wilson, Mar
| tina Wilson, William Forsyth. j. Gard
ner Wilson, e. L. Pedlow, William II.
Welsh, H. H. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Griffith of Brown County.
guests of Mrs. Hanna
Mrs. Walter Astrup Of Cleveland,
Ohio. the guest Of Mrs. Edmund Ro-
senberg, 4451 Broadway, entertained
today with a luncheon bridge at the
| Spink-Arms. Spring flowers formed
| the centerpiece. Covers were laid for
twenty-one.
Among the guests was Mrs. Jessie
Gulleckson of Canada, house guest OF
Mrs. George Mode, 1927 Park Ave.
Mrs. A. S. Ayres was hostess this
afternoon for a 4 o'clock tea In honor
of Louis Griffith. whose pictures were
on exhibition, after the program of
art section meeting Of the Woman's
Department Club today. Mrs. H. H.
Rice and Mrs. J. l. Ashbaugh poured
with a center decoration of yellow
spring flowers and lighted with vel
low tapers in silver holders.
Mrs. Isaac Born spoke on "Laces."
Ernest Hessler talked on Music In
the Schools"
1.-THE Woman's Page OF a News.
paper" was the topic Of the program
at the Woman's Research Club meet
ing this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles L. Cottingham, 1921 N.
Pennsylvania ST. Mrs. Curtis Hodges
led the discussion. Speakers were
Mrs. NJ L. Ault and Mrs. ]. H
Hellekson.
Miss Lorinda Cottingham played a
violin solo. Assisting hOstesses were
Mrs. Oren Smith, and Mrs. Thomas
Sinner.
Miss Carley Redding Will be IN /
inflated tonight, following a banquet
for installation Of officers OF the De- /
bonette Club at the Lincoln. New
officers installed will be Miss Alice
Rudbeck, president: Mrs. Evelyn Volz, /
vice president; Mrs. Ruby Shouse, !
secretary: Miss Lavina Fisher. .trea. !
surer; Miss Alta Bates. corresponding
secretary; Miss Wilma Lee Tahinger. |
publicity chairman; Miss Mildred
Mather. president Of the board OF
directors.
The Joseph r. Gordon Relief Corps
No. 43 has installed these officers:
Lulu Hartzog, treasurer; Catherine
Etaugh, conductor; Izetta Riley. as
sistant conductor; Blanche williams. |
musician. Susan Jones patriotic In
structor. and Jennie Taylor, first color
bearer.
The Fortnightly Study Club met |
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs. H. |
c. Tope, 4125 Park Ave. Baskets OF |
pink roses and potter plants deco /
rated the rooms Mrs. Harry " |
Hyatt read a paper on Roosevelt on |
His Ranch" Mrs. John w. Morrow |
discussed "Our Reclamation Service" |
Mrs. Leroy Mansfield, 1899 n. Me. |
ridian St. was hostess today for the !
Monday Conversation Club. Mrs |
Owen L. Miller and Mrs Edwin Hunt |
discussed the autobiography Of Emma |
Calve. singer.
Prof. H NJ. Whistler OF the Central |
Normal College spoke on THE Treaty |
Of Client" before the Philip Schoff |
chapter of the United States Daugh- |
tiers of 1912 today at their meeting at !
the Spink-Arms. Mrs. James P. Good |
rich was hostess.
Miss Ruth Rainier, harpist, played
at tea Sunday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Frieda Hempel. who appeared
in recital at the Murat Theater. The
tea was given by the Sigma Alpha
'ICta honorary musical sorority In
new rooms at the College Of Music
ard Fine Arts.
Mrs. Bernard Batty. president, Mrs.
Henry Schurmann and Mrs. La
Fayette Page received. Guests in
cluded officers Of music clubs.
Daughters of the British Empire
will meet tonight at the Brookslde
Branch Library No. G. Thomas and
~Noland Ave. Mrs. Anna Pickard.
1882 E. st. Clair St, regent, will ap.
point committees for a membership
drive, and a nominating committee.
The Ladies' Alliance Of the Central
Universalist Church Will have an all
dav meeting in the church Tuesday
officers will be elected.
The Independent Order Of Shepherds
will give a dance Wednesday night
in the P. H. c. Hall, East and Aiichi-
gan SITS.
Myrtle Temple, No Z, Pythian Sis
ters, will entertain tonight with
dance and card party in their hall,
119 E. Ohio st.