The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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dress In old-fashioned costumes for a
Colonial party and luncheon on Wash
ington's birthday, Feb. %, at the
chapter house, S24 N. Pennsylvania St.
The party will celebrate the thirtieth.
anniversary of the chapter. Honor
guests will be past regents. Invita-
tons have been sent to regents of
chapters throughout the State and
regents of other local chapters.
4 play, "Sacriicial Gardens" will
be given under the direction Of Mrs.
Oliver Willard Pierce. Reservations
for the luncheon may be made with
Mrs. edward Ferger, 104 Maple Rd..
or Mrs. e. c. Helwig, 1904 w. Mich
igan st. Mrs. e. J. Hecker. chair.
mar Of the affair, will be assisted by
Mesdames Russell c. Lowell. E. r.
Helney, James L. KalIeen. Henry c.
ketcham, Charles f. Voyles. Charles
A. Edwards; Msis Laura E. Frame and
Miss Martha Beeson.
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Spring flowers in valentine colors
decorated the home of Mrs. Thomas
Il. Hanika, 3340 N. New Jersey St.
When she entertained this afternoon
with a luncheon bridge in honor Of
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Kizer OF Hume, III.
who is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Samuel Lyons. for a fortnight.
The guests: Mesdames Fred Rain.
e. E. Queeney, Herman T.. Krull.
Joseph r. Howell and Lawrence A.
Thompson.
Mrs. Hapika was assisted by Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs. Thomas II. Mullins. chairman
of the program committee for the Sew.
enth District Democratic Women's
clubhouse warming and reception for
Democratic editors wives Thursday
afternoon at the new clubrooms, % T..
Vermont ST., announces the program
as follows: >Spink-Arms Trio, Miss
Ethel Aldridge, piano; Miss Lucille
Simons, violin. and Miss Ann Gun.
bingham. cello; vocal numbers, Mrs.
Adolph Emhardt, accompanied by Mrs.
Vincent Clifford.
Among the honor guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Cummings OF STAN
ford, Conn Mr.. Cummings formerly
was Democratic National committee.
man The five Democratic candidates
for nomination for Governor and
Senator and Mrs. Samuel Ralston are
to be honor guests.
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The %TrVington Chautauoua Club
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ].
w Corya, 5000 University Ave. Mrs.
Pierce Van Sickle read a PAPER on
internal Affairs in the Jackson AID.
ministration." Mrs. Daniel S. Adams
discussed 1.-THE Missouri Com.
promise. -" and Mrs. Mayme FHndlcy
led discussion of current events.
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Miss Harriet Dithmer.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Henry L.
Dithmor, 2130 N. Capitol Ave, to Paul
y. Gray, Feb. 1913 at the home " the
brides grandfather. John w. Minor,
2c34 N. Capitol Ave. Miss Gertrude
Dithmer, sister Of the bride, will be
maid Of honor, and Mrs. Charles
Wells, matron of honor. Fred s.
Rone will be best man.
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Miss Lucille Clarke, So N. Addison
Ave- entertained with d 800" party
Tuesday night at her home. Valen.
tine decorations formed a pretty back
ground for two tables at which the
following guests played: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Pierson, Miss Forest Ward.
Miss Grace Aldridge, Alvin Jose, Les.
lie Aldridge and Edwin Smith.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. J.. E. Clarke.
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Mrs. Fred Knodle, accompanied by
Robert Young, sang today at the
luncheon given at the Lincoln by the
Sahara GrOtto Auxiliary, preceding a
theater party at Keith's. Mrs. Jack
Tfllson played a piano solo. Mrs. CIar.
ance Green was presiding hostess.
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The Indiana Society Of May7ower
Descendants met Tuesday night at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Stacy.
4510 Carrollton Ave. Thomas e
Kline spoke on plymouth and Neigh
boring Towns" "reminiscences of re-
cent visits there.
Refreshments in valentine design
were served twenty-five guests.
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Mrs. Vina Cross, 202 N. Oxford St,
was hostess Tuesday night for a sur
prise kitchen shower in honor of her
son, John A. Cross and his bride. who
a Miss Alberta Lehman before
her marriage in the fall. The gifts
We're piled on the dining-room table.
F'avors were small Valentines.
The guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reidy.
MI. and Mrs. f. F. Wood and