The Indianapolis times., 1924-07-29

ActiOitieS
EN- TAIN NJ E n r S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
CLEVER bridge and miscel-
laneous shower was given
Tuesday afternoon at the

Tuesday afternoon at the
Polly Prim Tea Room by Mrs. Har-
old Rochester Stucky for her sister
in-law, Miss Katharine Stucky,
whose marriage to Herschell Holton
Everett of Miami, Fla, will take
place Sept. 20
In view of the fact that the bride
elect will go TO Miami to make her
home the appointments for the
party were in keeping with the jour-
ney South. After the bridge game
the guests were called to the dining
room by a Pullman porter. They
were served at tables arranged to
represent a Pullman diner and fav-
ors were small trains filed with
candy and nuts.
The shower gifts were presented
in various kinds of luggage brought
in by a taxi driver.
The guests: Misses Elizabeth
Fauvre. Amelia Sanborn, Barbara
King, Sara Fisher, Helen Eaglesf1eld,
Mesdames Ernest L. Barr, Charles
C. Binkley, William Martin Curphy,
Francis A. Gurley, William H.
Horne. John Downing johnson, Jr.,
Frederick Kleinsmith, Daniel w.
Layman, George W. Mahoney, Jose
phine S. Moore. Robert H. Morse,
Jr., Frank H. Nesbitt, Horace W.
Nordyke. Bower Patterson, Kenneth
Reese, William r. Scaaf, Joen E.
Smith, Edward Wilder Stucky,
James Livingstone Thompson, John
A White.
Mrs. Robert W. Mcbride, 1434
Park Ave, has as her house guests,
her granddaughter, Miss Jane Coop
er and Miss Thalia Oliphant of New
York. They will also visit Mrs J.
P. Hoster, 1881 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander,
1891 Sutherland Ave, and children,
have moved to Grand Rapids, Mich.
Otto D. Letter. 1924 n. Delaware
St, has gone for a visit in the East.
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Miss Gertrude Pollen, "a Layran
Ave. entertained Monday night at
bridge for the active chapter of Del
ia Delta Delta Sorority Of Butler
University. There were five tables
of bridge. The members meet week
ly during the summer.
Mrs. Henry L. Ayres, 4117 Park
Ave, and her house guest, Mrs. R.
B. Dye, Of Springfield, Mo, were at
home informally TO about thirty-flve
guests, Tuesday afternoon. Garden
flowers made a pretty setting for
the midsummer party and Miss
Elizabeth Mills assisted the hostess
Mrs. Dye was the honored guest
Monday night at a dinner party at
the Lincoln and a theater party at
English's given by members Of the
Gamma Tau Chi Sorority.
Mr. and Mrs. Dye and their
daughter, Miss Marcy, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres for
several days. will leave for their
home Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick. COS
Ewing St. is spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Of
Greenfield. Ind, while there Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will entertain with a
house party for her. Miss Nc
Cormick will visit at Turkey Pun
before returning home. In the fall
she will go to Pendelton to assume
her duties as head of the depart
Inent OF English in the high school.
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DR.. and Mrs. John S. Jordan. $50
". Twenty-Seventh St. have gone
to Lake Kcontz in Northern In
diana for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gallagher,
2501 Ashland Ave. have returned
from a short visit at Lake Maxim
kuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Graves and
sons, Robert and Richard, 6012 E.
Washington ST., have returned from
a vacation trip to Eagle Lake in
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Clay and little
son, Dickie and Jack, 1882 Ashland
Ave, have returned from a motor
trip to New York and Niagara Falls.
They were accompanied by Miss
Johanna Gilday and Edward Manion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storey Larkin, II
Whittier Pl., are on a motor trip in
the east
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian F. Deming,
3O4s n. Delaware St, left Tuesday
for a motor trip to Madison, Ind.
Mrs. Harry D. Weller and daugh-
ter, Miss Eudora, 1884 n. Capitol