The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28

Activities
E n T Z r T A I n NJ E n T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

out in appointments of a
LII luncheon bridge given today by
Mrs. Leonidas R. Mauzy, Ass Broad
way, in honor of her guest, Mrs. S. A.
Barnes of Seymour, Ind, and Mrs
Walter Astrup of Cleveland, Ohio,
guest of Mrs. Edmund Rosenberg. 445I
Broadway.
The rooms were festooned with
wistaria and smilax and baskets of
yellow and red flowers. The luncheon
table was laid with center decora-
ton of calendulas and red carnations
surrounding a tiny, electrically-hght
running fountain. Wistaria hung
from chandeliers above the table and
ropes of smilaX. intertwined with tiny
Japanese lanterns and umbrellas,
reached to the corners of the table.
The rooms were lighted by Japanese
lanterns. Prizes for bridge carried out
the Japanese idea
The guests: Mesdames Edmund Ro-
senburg, S. A. Snyder, James A.
Daugherty. Lewis Poyser, Fred Bru-
baker. Charles Rusch, Scott Deming,
Lewis C. Holtegel and Francis E.
Cline
Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut, 1907 N.
Meridian St; Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut,
604 E. Thirteenth St, and Mrs. Nor
man Mueller, 1906 Central Ave, will
leave in April for Europe to spend
2 few months.
Mrs. Frank Throop entertained this
Afternoon at the home of her mother
Mrs. c. w. Bell. Gal Z. Thirty Fourth
St, with a bridge party in honor of
Miss Katherine Wocher OF 2019 N
Pennsylvania St.,~~who is to be mar
ried Wednesday morning to Verne L.
Murray at the Broadway NJ. E
Church.
Mrs. Throope used the brides col
Qrs, lavender and green. in her deco
rations. Sweet peas and spring flow
ers in baskets tied with green tulle
decorated the rooms. which were
lighted with lavender tapers in crys-
tai holders tied with tulle
There were nine tables Of bridge.
The guests chairs were marked with
lavender and green balloons. The
hostess was assisted by her mother
and Mrs. Fl. c. Kinder, Mrs. L. V.
Hamilton and Mrs. H A. Pinnell.
$%%
Mrs. Robert Heuck of Cincinnati,
who is visiting Mrs. Walter Mont
gomery and Mrs. F. E. Glass in r.
vington. was the honor guest this aft
ernoon at a bridge party Of nine tables
at the home of Mrs. Montgomery, 129
Downey Ave.
A color scheme Of pink and white
was carried out in the use of baskets
Of sweet peas and white candlesticks
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Clifton DonneH and Mrs. Arthur
ShuItz.
Charles Z. Worrell, 1924 Brentwood
Ave, has gone to New York to attend
the national convention of cleaners
and dyers.
More than ninety tables were re
served for the indianapolis League
OF Women Voters card party this
afternoon at the Caroline Scott Har-
rison Chapter house, S24 n. Penn
sylvania st. Mrs. Major P Dale was
chairman of the affair. assisted by
Mesdames Mary NJ Knippenberg, w.
c. De Miller, Richard NJ. Coleman,
Clarence R. Martin. George Finfrock,
John ". Friday. George Werbe, John
Downing Johnson, J. Z. Hollon. David
! urvey. Ira NJ. Holmes, w. T. Barnes,
John W. Trenck, NJ B. Spellman
Albert J. Beveridge. R. h. Miller,
Miss Alma SicE1ler and Miss Sarah
Lauter.
The Woman's Rotary Club met at
noon today at the Claypool for lunch
con. DR.. Jane Ketcham presided and
introduced DR.. Charles P Emerson,
speaker.
Mrs. Harry W. Lowe. 721 +. Thirty
Sixth St. entertained with a box party
at Keith's this afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. ". l. Fornof of Chicago, house
guest of Mrs. Harold Boxill, Blue
Ridge Rd.
The guests: Mesdames Boxill. John
J. Vibler, Clark E. Day, Robert G.
Hume. Dan Brown, Jr., Roy H. Peter
son. w. s. Stalnaker, Arthur F. Bemis,
Ray Glen.
The Monday Afternoon Club met
this afternoon with Mrs. John F. Boo
singer, $685. Central Ave. Mrs. Ar
thur c. Hoffman read a paper on
Bible Poetry" and Mrs. Elmer E.