The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-21

Activities
E TIER TAIN MEN rs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
n HE home of Miss Margaret

~ HE nome OF MISS Margaret
Williams, 5S n. Audubon
III Road, was prettily decorated
Wednesday for luncheon bridge of
five tables and d personal shower in
honor of Miss Jeanette Benedict,
who is to marry Wilbur D. Grose,
June 3. Snapdragons sweet peas
and lilies Of the valley We're used
to carry out the brides colors in the
Oleander shades.
F'avors were tiny wrist bouquets
of the vari-colored spring flowers.
Miss Helen Crosse Of Greencastle,
who is to be one of the attendants,
was an out-of-town guest.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. John D. Williams.
$50
A luncheon was given Wednesday
at the Indiana Democratic Club, %
Z. Vermont St, by the Seventh
District Democratic Women's Club
Covers were laid for forty guests at
tables lighted, with pink tapers and
arranged with baskets of snowballs.
An informal program of music
was arranged by Mrs. William Her
bert Gibbs. Receiving were Mrs.
Samuel NJ Ralston, Mrs. John w.
Treneh and Mrs. John w. Kern.
Miss Alma SicEler was general
chairman.
Mrs. + Dwight Peterson, 1910 n.
Pennsylvania St, entertained with
eight tables Of bridge Wednesday
afternoon in the apartment social
room. She was assisted by Mrs.
John S. Peterson and Miss Lois Pet
ersOn of Decatur, Ill, who accom-
panied Mr.. Peterson who is attend
ing the Republican convention in
session in TOmlinson Hall.
Other assisting hostesses were
Mrs. Hubert Sanders and Mrs. a. I.
Williams.
Mrs. Robert Wishart, who recent
" moved here from Chicago, and
Mrs. c. c. Shirley We're honor
guests Wednesday at a pretty
luncheon-bridge given by Mrs. W.
D. Miller, 1873 n. Pennsylvania St,
at the Indianapolis Athletic CLUB.
Among the guests were Mrs. A.
]. Parsons of Binghamton. n. Y,
and Mrs. Emil Ehrman of Jackson
vile, Fla.
The Independent Social Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon att
the home of Mrs. Everett A. Hunt,
2O21 Ruckle St, in celebration Of the
clubs eighteenth anniversary. a
large birthday cake with red, white
and blue candles formed the center
table decoration.
The program during the afternoon
included 1.-The Story of the Bible by
Mrs. J. D. Davy and quotations from
the Bible by members. Mrs. NJ. B.
SpeIIman talked on Hills and
Troubles"
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Frank SheIlhoUse of Anderson and
Mrs. Otto Dongun. Special guests !
were Mrs. Maymie Van Malta, New
York, and Mrs. William c. Cressler, |
Shelbyville.
Mrs. r. E. Snoddy, S2S \. La Sale
St, entertained Tuesday night with
a bridge party of two tables in honor
of Miss Pearl D. WestfaH # Spencer. /
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Mrs Howard @. Christina an4l
Mrs. Frank B. lines entertained
Wednesday afternoon with thedter
party followed by a towel shower in
honor of Miss Fernetta Mullen, a
bride-elect. The guests: NIesdames
Hobart Literal, Wendell J. Roth,
Louis D. Schnabel, Elvin c. Vliet, II.
c. Fitzgibbons. Schubert c. Johnson,
Robert Emmett Kelley, J. Raymond
Marsh. Miss Josephine Rockford and
Miss Christina Owens.
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Reports of the national convention
recently held in Chicago were given
ut the Indianapolis Needle Work
Guild meeting Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. oscar L. Pond,
3715 Central Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Buskirk, Jr.,
the Denison, entertained Tuesday
evening at dinner for the Hester
Bailey Company, appearing at the
Lyric Theater Miss Berta Claire
Buskirk is a member of the com
pany. Miss Ruth Rogers, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rogers. 3609
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