The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-29

Activities
e n I Z r T A l n NJ e n T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Ia = X. and Mrs. Frank +. w OcheT.
IMI G019 n. Pennsylvania ST., will
IL entertain tonight with a dinner
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Katherine, and Verne L. Murray,
whose marriage will take place
Wednesday afternoon.
The guests will include Mrs.
Florence Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Heath
cote Reed McIlvaine of Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyral Mclaughlin of
Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Woolling, Clarence Carson, George
Kadel and Paul Sherrick.
Hostesses for dinner Thursday
night for stockholders of the Propy-
Ieeum Association and their friends
viii be Mesdames Jaqueline Holiday,
Augustus COburn. Charles E. Coffin,
Fred A Joss. William Coleman,
Henry NJ. Bennett and A 3. Ander-
son.
Mrs John Paul Ragsdale. IS Whit
tier PI., entertained this afternoon
with six tables of bridge in honor of
Mrs Robert Heuck of Cincinnati, the
house guest of Mrs. Ebert Glass, -5748
e. Michigan St, and Mrs. John L. H.
Fuller. 1913 n. New Jersey St, who
recently returned from New York.
Orange and white were used in the
6erorations. White tapers in crystal
holders It'd with orange tulle HShtel
Tho ,a5les Baskets of spring flowers
further carried out the colors.
mother. Mrs. z. c. Rumpler. and Mrs.
s G. Hanson. c. z. Donnen. Arthur
+. Shultz and Joseph Ostrander.
Other guests were Mesdames Donald
Bridges of Greenfield: B. w. Lewis,
Howard Caldwell Walter Montgomery,
Ebert Glass, Kenneth Badger. Francis
W. Payne. John Iden Kautz. Scott
Brewer. Maxwell V. Daley. Joseph W.
Mullane. Claris Adams. Earl Heassler,
Harold Van Tassel, Charles B. Dyer,
Ralph E. Stevenson. Edwin c. Fos-
dick and William w Mendenhall
The Army and Navy Club viii give
a dance at TT. Harrison Feb. 81. AS
sistins Morris G. Fuller. chairman of
arrangements. will be Capt. and Mrs.
J. H Hinwood Of Ft. Harrison. Mrs.
Fuller and Miss Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Victor Hintze will sing at a
meeting of the Indiana Republican
Women's Club at the CIaypool Thurs
day Miss Jane De Wars will accom-
pany her.
Blvd. was hostess this afternoon for
a bridge and nah jongg tea given by
the ways and means committee Of
the Temple Sisterhood Mrs. Isaac
Steiner and Mrs. Isaac Born were
assisting hostesses. Thirty-two tables
were reserved.
The rooms were decorated with
baskets Of spring flowers.
Mrs. Benjamin Cline assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Spencer. was in charge
Of tea which followed a card party
given by the Art Department of the
Woman's Department Club this after
noon at the club, Seventeenth and
Meridian SITS.
Pink tapers in crystal holders sur
rounded a centerpiece of primroses and
greenery on the tea table. Mrs. NJ.
[. Miller and Mrs. H. A Adams
poured.
Sixty-fve tables were reserved.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. z. Dawson
and family and Mrs. Stella Dawson
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Fount Smith, q y. Oxford ST.. before
leaving for Oak Park. H., where the
Rev. Dawson Will take up his new
ministry
Mrs. Ryland A. Wolcott of Chicago
was the honor guest Monday at a
luncheon given at the indianapolis
Athletic Club by Mrs. James w. Noel,
1915 n. Pennsylvania St Mrs VOL
colt and her husband, who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Wolcott,
1903 N Meridian St. returned home
oday
Mrs. Carl Lieber will read an origi-
1aI poem tonight at meeting of the
Writers Club at the Indiana artists
rooms at the D. A. R. house, 824 n.
Pennsylvania St Mrs. Carl Taylor
viii read a paper on The Making
Of Verse"
Committees in charge of the Alpha
Phi Sorority State dance March l in
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