The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
SOCIAL
Activities
y N T E r AIN MEN
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

M Pennsylvania ST, viii enter
7 tain at dinner Sunday evening
IN honor of Miss Victoria Skinner of
Afiddleport. O., formerly of Indian
apols, a bride-elect. who is visiting
Mrs. Laurence Peterson. 1888 Salem
st. Miss Marie Meid will give a shower
for Miss Skinner Tuesday night.
Miss katherine Seibert. 1924 Carroll
ton Ave, will be hostess for a miscel-
laneous shower Saturday afternoon,
honoring Mrs. Walter Smith of New
Albany, who was Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin of Indianapolis before her mar
riage, and Miss Helen Mendenhan, a
bride-elect. Guests will be members of
the Theta Sigma sorority.
Wives of officers at Fl. Benjamin
Harrison and Indianapolis women
were guests at d lunhceon- bridge given
b. Mrs. Dwight E. Aultman at the
fort today. There were guests for
six tables of bridge.
Mrs. Ralph r. -Reeder. 1901 Fletcher
Ave. entertained at a luncheon
bridge of six tables today, in compli-
ment to Mrs. Verne X. Reeder. who
was Miss Katherine Gould before her
marriage. and Mrs. Roland R. Reeder.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. w.
A Moore and Mrs. Jerome Turnkey.
Among the guests was Miss Victoria
Skinner of Middleport. Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth A. Drew. English
writer and graduate of Oxford Uni
versity. England spoke on Joseph
Conrad. attended by 200 women this
afternoon at a general meeting of the
Wcman's Department Club. Seven.
tenth and Meridian SITS. Miss Drew
came to Indianapolis especially recon
nended by Mrs. Thomas c. Winter.
president of the General Federation
Of Women's Clubs. and Miss Ada
CcInstock, president of the American
Association of University Women.
Mrs. Fred BALI, head of the club
literature department, introduced Miss
Drew.
H. F. Templeton, city smoke in
spector, spoke on Smoke Abate-
ment."
. Following the program, tea was
served. Presiding at the tea table,
which was decorated in pink and
q een, were Mrs. James P. Goodrich.
Mrs Milo II. Stuart and Mrs. George
Van Dyke.
Mrs. Robert Bryce. chairman Of
hostesses, was assisted by Mrs. l. H.
Sturgess.
The Phi Sigma Delta Sorority will
entertain at a japanese tea Sunday
afternoon at the home of Miss Geor-
gia Young. 4118 Park Ave. Miss
Catherine Brandt will be assistant
hostess. Misses Katherine Tarr and
Nell Denny will have charge of deco
ratiOns, and Misses Young, Helen Da-
Wis and Velma Tyner viii preside at
the tea table.
In addition to the members, invita-
tons have been issued TO Misses Lou
ise Simmons. MTjory Williamson,
Marie Uebuley. Helen German, Elsie
Sander and Helen Schriber.
Frederick Nehrbas has returned TO
st. Johns Military School, Manlius,
N. z, after spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frede-
rick Nehrbas, 3133 N. Pennsylvania
st. He is a cadet in the Reserve Of
f1cers' Training Corps unit maintained
by the War Department.
The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
OF the D. A. r. met this afternoon
at the chapter house. S24 y. Penn
sylvania st. Robert Adams. judge ad-
vOcate, general of the American Lee
gion, spoke on peace and Pacif1sm."
II chapter quartette, composed of
1le,dames J. P. Reid Steele. Alex Cav
ins. John Paul Ragsdale and James
Gavin, sang but One Sweet Face"
b Scott. and The Rosary accom-
panied by Mrs. Dorothy knight
Greene.