The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-25
SOCIAL
ActiUitieS
EN- TIE INM.E NTS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

1.-THE Woman's Department
Club opened its winter season
Thursday afternoon with 4
musicale and tea for members and
their guests. Mrs. Eli Fowler See
Dirt of South Bend, gave a delight
full program of Jenny Lind con-
cert songs, in costume. Her pro-
gram was the exact reproduction of
that famous singers favorite exhibit
ton program.
The auditorium of the clubhouse.
100 Y. Meridian St., was beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns and
fall flowers in shades OF yellow and
brown. Mrs. a. S. Ayres and Mrs.
o. c. Wilcox presided at the tea
tables in the dining room. The win
dows and doors were banked with
palms and the tea table was ap-
pointed with a silver service and
lighted by orange tapers in silver
holders.
Mrs Moses 3. Larry was chair
man of hostesses and Mrs. H. NJ.
Painter was in charge Of decora-
tions.
Assisting hostesses We're Mes
danes Walter DIN. Martha Wilson,
Harold Bachelor, J. r. Curry. o. B.
Ent, Mary Carver. John Downing
johnson. Fred Klee. J. J. Martin,
Pearson Mendenhau, ". F. Nlilhol-
land and Philip Keller.
At noon members of the board
were guests at luncheon in the tea
room on the second floor. The table
decorations We're orange and white
fall flowers and candles in crystal
holders. Mrs Felix T. McWhirter
president of the club, was the honor
guest.
Members Of the board included:
Mesdames U. W. Thornton. A. S.
Ayres. Luc.us o. Hamilton. Charles
r. Sowder. Milton I. Miller, W. A.
Eschbach and Miss Ethel Curryer.
Mrs Howa Lewis. 2SOS y. New
Jersey St, entertained Thursday
with a butterfly and luncheon
shower for Miss Jean Waterbury,
whose marriage to Carl F. Lauen-
stein viii take place Oct. s. There
were covers for eight.
Miss GwendoIyn Dorey. 1902 n
Pennsylvania St. invitved the fol-
lowing guests TO a kitchen drawer
shower Thursday night for Miss
Elizabeth Kolmer. who is to marry
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Sluss, Betty Matthews. Lydia Bates.
Florence Lupton. Nellie Brewer. Mil
bred Stockdale. Louise Strickland.
Rachel Campbell. Mildred Stiltz. Lou-
fse Pittman. Justine Halliday. Doro-
thy Reynolds. Katherine Lennox,
Caroline Cooley and Mrs. Paul Han
cock.
Mrs. Harry Kerr. 1O43 z. Market
St. entertained Wednesday night
with three tables Of bridge. honoring
Miss Florence Byers. who viii leave
Monday for New York TO study voice.
A color scheme Of old rose and green
was used in the decorations.
The guests: Misses Louise Kerr,
g.
F'Ieda Ostermeier. Helen Mcclellan.
Esther Kafader. Agnes Young and
Mesdames George Herith. A T. BY
ers. Pau Kerr and Joseph Zaklan.
Mrs. Byers. 37I4 Central Ave. will
entertain Friday night for her daugh-
ter
Mrs. Roy banks Of New Haven,
Conn, who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Dan Brown. 3016 E
Fall Creek Blvd. and Miss Alice
Oswald, Of New York. who has been
spending some time with Mrs
banks and Mrs. Brown. left Thurs
day afternoon for Washington. D.
=. TO visit before returning 10 their
homes. Mrs. Brown entertained
Thursday afternoon with an in
formal luncheon at the indianapolis
Athletic Club for them.
Mrs. John Welsand. who was Mrs.
Irene Wuchtersenning before her
marriage Sept. 3 in Rochester. y. Y,
invited guests to a reception Thurs.
day night at her home. 80 W. St.
Joseph St.
The guests from out of town. Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Moore, RushviIIe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison. Mrs.
John Harris, Falkland. Mr.. and Mrs.