The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-21
SOCIAL
Activities
E n T z r T A 1 Y NJ E Mt s
WEDDINGS BETRCTHALS

~ PENING post-Lenten social &C
IN tivities will be a cabaret din
~ ner-dance to be given tonight
in the Riley Room at the Claypool by
the Junior League for the benefit. of
the Riley Memorial Hospital fund.
More than $50 guests are expected.
The affair will be one of the most
elaborate of the season.
Dinner will be served at p. m.
Ross Reynolds Palais Garden Orches-
ira will play. Costumes for cabaret
acts were ordered from New York and
Chicago.
Mrs. Elias c. Atkins, general chair
man. has been assisted by these COM
mittees: Tickets: Mesdames John
A Macdonald, chairman; Charles Har-
vey Bradley, Donald Jameson, William
Stafford. Advertising: Mesdames w.
]. Holiday. chairman; Cornelius Alig,
Dudley Pfaff. Decorations: Mesdames
William Burford. Jr., chairman; w. r.
Sinclair. John Eaglesfield, Forrest
Blanton.
Costumes: Mesdames Charles Lath-
am, chairman, Samuel Sutphin, Oren
RagsdaIe, ". B. Gates; tables: Mes
danes Sylvester Johnson. chairman,
benjamin Claypool, Gordon Murdoch,
Elizabeth Marmon; flowers: Mesdames
Eugene Miller. chairman. Virginia
Reed. Lucie Todd Catherine COburn;
stunts: Mesdames John Fishback,
chairman, Julia Brink. Donald Nc
Leod. John D. Gould and Miss Natalie
Brush.
Girls who will sell flowers during
the evening, will be Mesdames Samuel
Sutphin. Gordon Murdoch. William
Burford Jr.. Richard Fairbanks, w. r.
Sinclair and John jameson.
Cigarette vendors will be Mesdames
Matthew Fletcher. Catherine Coburn,
John D. Gould. Ralph Lockwood.
Isabel Jacoby and Theodore Stein Jr.
"R5ngside tables" have been re
served by Miss Lucy Ball of Muncie.
Miss Natalie Brush. A. Bennett Gates,
Nelson A. Gladding, Frank d. Stall
maker, Hugh Nick Landon. J. s.
Holiday. Meredith Nicholson, Louis
I.athrop. J. T. Holcomb. Frederc NJ.
Ayres. William c. Bobbs, W. r.
Sinclair, A. Gordon Murdoch, Mrs.
Charles Voorhees,. Donald Mcleod,
John T. Jameson. Fred c. Dickson.
Arthur Y. Brown. William Sullivan,
Nicholas Noyes. Paul Simpson and Dr.
c. S. Row.
Miss Carolyn Malott. 55S y. Della
ware St. returned today from Wash
ington. D. C. where she attended the
convention of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Guests for 100 tables of bridge.
Nah Jongg and five hundred will be
entertained at a benefit card party TO
be given by the Seventh district Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Wednesday at
the Womans Department Club, Sew
enteenth and Meridian SITS. Proceeds
will be used TO care for disabled sol
diers and their families.
The arrangements committee is
composed of members of the district
executive committee: Mrs. II. Nathan
Swain. Mrs. Kathryn Satter, Mrs.
Faye NisIey. Miss JOY Weir. Mrs. c.
Alfred Campbell. Mrs. John Paul
RagsdaIe. Mrs. Arthur Walters and
Mrs. B. F. Whitaker.
Mrs. John R. Quinn, wife of the
National commander of the American
Legion, will be the honor guest.
Among the guests will be Mesdames
Andy REM, Earl Ferguson. Parvin
Traylor. George Seigle, Tom Cain,
John NJ. Satter, Ben C. Wheat. J. E.
Barcus, Arthur Robinson, r. E.
Locke. J. P. Smith. o. ]. Pool. Her
man Leeth. Harry Bauer. Norma
Roster. John Paul Ragsdale, Willard
:. Boyle, H H. Martin. Gerald Hyatt.
Arthur PETERSON, Howard Paddock.
Donald Rub. Leman Brayton, Hal
Plummer, W. c. Curran, Arthur
Walters. John w. Carmack. Arthur B.
Fuller James McClung. H. K Bachel-
der Robert L. Moorhead, Carl Schoen,
II :. Pike. II. Nathan Swain. Turner
ClIchrian. Hodge Worsham. Charles
Butler. Clarence r. Martin, c. Alfred
Campbell R NJ Fisher. r. A. Ball
weg. Frank W. VOgt. Charles Scott,
Stuart \. Bishop. Claire P. Thurston,
Rose Kent. Ella Mccarthy, d. B. Oar