The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-12
SOCIAL
Activities
EN TIE R T All M E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
E7Iss BERNADINE MERL,

to marry Charles Roy Noun
tain of Indianapolis July % at the
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, has
chosen for her maid of honor Miss
Merl Louis and for flower girl little
Miss Jane Louis of Princeton, Ind.
Harry Mountain will be best man.
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias Merl, will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary on this
date.
Miss Hilda Brown will entertain
for Miss Merl with a miscellaneous
shower before the wedding and Miss
Margaret Burns will give a party
for her next week.
Mrs. E. A. Kelly, 308 w. Maple
Rd., entertained Saturday with
three tables of Nah Jongg, honoring
Mrs. A. c. Pratt of Cleveland, Ohio,
who is visiting her.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with baskets of roses and glad
fioluses. Favors We're tiny parasols,
stuck in the ices. which We're n'"'@ed
in the shape of little Japanese ladies
in pastel shades.
Z Mrs. Kelly was assisted by Mrs.
W. E. Bushong.
The guests: Misses Helen Bushong,
Mary and Helen Hickey Mildred
Dodson, Edna Rink and Mesdames
H. L. Sufrins, H. L. Glidden, j.
Paul Riggin, Walter Evans, Robert
Bowser, Elso Green.
Mrs. Riggin and Mrs. Evans will
entertain for Mrs. Pratt Monday.
Mrs. Suffrins. Wednesday, and Mrs.
Green, Thursday. Miss Helen Bush
ong will give a luncheon and theater
party Saturday in her honor.
Mrs. Irving u. Hamilton. S439
Winthrop Ave, will entertain for
her house guest, Mrs. Lena Croshier
OF Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday with
a luncheon bridge.
Miss Kathryn Pickett, 2216 N.
Pennsylvania St, left Saturday to
visit her parents in Charlottesville,
Ind. She will be gone three weeks.
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Mrs. II. E Voshel, '3111 Belle
fontaine St, entertained Friday
night with a dinner party for her
daughter, Miss Dorothy. a bride-elect
IF this month. The table was laid
for twelve, with a center decoration
Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses and pink
tapers tied with blue Guile.
$50
The guests; Mesdames Charles
Rouse, EdHa Rouse. Alma Peterson,
Elizabeth Pol1ister. Edward Sewage. |
Virgil Hoagland, Misses Katherine
Wildison. Ruth Clarke Dorothy
Rouse, Marjorie Mcintyre.
Mrs. c. n. Green entertained at
the final party Of the Pi Beta Phi
bridge tournament Saturday after
noon ut the home of her mother, /
Mrs. c. H. Barckett, 1850 Suther
land Ave Baskets Of vari-coloreI
summer flowers formed a pretty
background for the guests at fifteen
tables.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Bracket. Mrs. n. L. Wann and Mrs.
l.. D. Millikan.
Mrs. Ellis B. Hall is general chair
man for the tournament, the pro-
ceeds Of which are to be used foe
the building fund Of the active chap
ter at Butler University.
Chairmen Of different sections are |
Mesdames II. D. Trimble. Vernon
Grindle. J. E. Harms, and Misses
Irene Thurman and Edna Hunt
Mrs. j. c. Sexton of Rushville, |
Ind, was among the guests.
$50
Miss Jeanette Cunningham, daugh- /
ter of DR. and Mrs. Charles Gun /
ningham, 81 Layman Ave, is in st. /
Paul. Mimi, attending the national /
convention for the deaf. She will |
return home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs f. w. Lawson and |
family, 325 Whittier Pl., and Mr..
Lawson's brother, Roy Lawson. S43 /
Park Ave. have gone to their sum-
mer home in northern Michigan.
New pledges of the Phi Sigma
Delta sorority are Misses Blanche
Adair Genevieve Guio, Dorothy Ha |
worth, Deborah Neusseul, Alice |
Schulze, Clara Schrieber and Ruth
Williams. The pledge service was
held in the clubrooms of the Y. w. t
C. A. Friday night. The next meet
ing will be in the Spink-Arms next
Friday night.
Mrs. David Ross, Haversticks
Park. will entertain the Indian
apohs Indorsers of Photoplays at a
picnic at her home all day Tuesday
Frank GILBERT. 1929 Finley Ave,
left Saturday for Niagara Falls for
two weeks.
A reunion of the Waynnire family
will be held Aug. at Galloway Park,
Elwood. Ind
No. 7, Division of the L. A. A.
o. H., will give a euchre, lotto and
bunco party in the new hall at 21612
n. Meridian st. at p. m. Monday.
/, The Altar Society of St Anthony's
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