The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24
SOCIAL
activities
E Mt z R TAIN MEN
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
RI RS. A. J. PORTER. 90

E7RS- A J. PORTER. 1917
tMI Ruckle St. entertained
G Wednesday afternoon with a
prettly appointed nah jongg party
Of two tables hOnoring her daughter
Mrs George F. Stewart Of Apopka.
Fla, who is visiting her.
Mrs Charles Barth entertained
Monday for Mrs. Stewart at her
home on Noblesville pike
Thursday Mrs. c J. Jacquart, 1924
Broadway. Mrs Stewards sister.
will entertain with the second of
series of luncheon bridge parties
honoring her. Friday evening Mrs
Homer Williams. 1924 Broadway.
VIII entertain with bridge for the
out-of-town guest and Wednesday
Mrs. Harry GOldstein will have a
luncheon for her at the indianapolis
Athletic Club, after which Mrs
Frank WooIling, Forty-Ninth St. and
Washington Blvd, viii entertain at
bridge
Sept 80 Mrs. Stewart Will sing at
a tea being given by the Riley Hos
pital Cheer Guild. Of which Mrs
Porter is president. The tea will
be given at the home Of Mrs. T. W.
De Hass. 2162 y. Meridian St.
Mrs. Stewart was formerly a mem
Der Of the Matinee Musicale and was
soIoist at the First Presbyterian
Church before going TO Apopka to
live.
Mrs D. L. Swanson, 1872 Park
Ave. entertained Wednesday after
noon at the opening meeting of the
Delta Delta Delta Alliance. There
were four tables Of bridge followed by
a buffet supper for forty-flve.
AT the business meeting following
the supper the following were to be
initiated:
Mesdames ". J. Hall. Lawrence
Bass, r. z. Dncan. Gordon F. Briggs.
L. A Miller and Misses Gladys Hol-
len and Madge Shelburn.
Mrs. H. Leo Durin of Celina, Ohio
will be a guest.
The rooms and porch were beau
tifully decorated with a profusion of
dahlas Of many colors arranged in
baskets and vases.
Mrs. Frederick C. BALI and Mrs.
Ronald a. Foster. chairman and vice
chairman Of the literature section
Of Woman's Department Club en-
tertained the executive committee of
that section Tuesday at luncheon at
the Highland Golf and Country Club.
Plans were made for the opening
meeting Of the section which viii be
a luncheon one week from today.
Prof. E VI. Root Of Earlham Col
lege. viii give a talk on James
Stephens. Irish writer.
The members Of the Woman's De
partment Club auxiliary 10 the P. II.
y. A, We're entertained Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. w. F. MiIlhonand.
$500 E. FAN Greek Blvd.
The luncheon for the opening Of
the Amicitia Club for the year was
held Tuesday at the Spink-Arms.
Covers were laid for fifty. Special
guests were Mrs. Alex Goodwin. re-
firing president. Mrs. John Larson.
incoming president; Mrs. Emmett F
Branch, Mrs. John Downing John
son, and Mrs. David Ross. Mrs.
Carl R. Day was in charge of the
luncheon and Mrs. 0. ". Richard
son arranged the program which
consisted Of talks by the special
guests and a musical program by
Mrs. Walker Baylor.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 1913. to
the B Of L. F. and z. No. 447. will
entertain at euchre Thursday after
noon and evening in the hall at
Shelby St. and English Ave
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil z. Vaught. 408
Eastern Ave. entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Beverly Lewis and Daniel X. Spring
er whose marriage will take place
Sept 2S. The appointments were in