The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-01

IA flaueS gave delightful air
TO the informal tea given by
Mrs Ethel Galloway Peters and her
two daughters. Misses Blanche and
Billie. this afternoon at tho Polly
Primm tearoQm in honor of Miss Ra-
chel Jane Hamilton. from New York
The high ceilings of the old Mere
dith Nicholson home We're in keeping
with two heavy antique tables. one OF
cherry and one Of walnut. at which
Mrs. George G. Finfrock Mrs. s *.
Ruick. Mrs. Ralph $ Chappell and
Miss Margaret Scott poured. on the
cherry table the service included a
beautiful old brass samovar with brass
candle sticks and rose tapers and in
the center a copper bowl filled with
pansies. Bowls of pansies were ar
ranged throughout the room
On the walnut table Il silver service
with crystal bowl OF pansies and two
very old urns We're used.
In the reception room two rustic
arbors We're entwined with greenery
and banked with ferns. The mantle III
the library was banked with ferns and
Palms. Pasquali Montani played
throughout the afternoon.
Assisting the hostesses were Mes
danes Max Lockner. Nola Bonham
Reeder, Walter F'Iandorf, Norman
Metzger. Ralph Upton Davis, Myrtle
Peters, Bernard Carthell. Frank Pet.
ers and Misses Yuba White. Lora
Cook, Lucy Hamilton and Ella Ham
mond.
Tonight Miss Blanche Peters. as.
sisted hy her sister Miss Billie Will
entertain with an old fashioned dinner
In honor of Miss Hamilton The
guests viii include Mrs. Florence Web.
ster Long, Mrs. Roy "A Peterson. Miss
Anna Nicholas. Miss Laura A. smith.
Miss Margaret Scott. Miss Edith Ev.
ans, Miss Kathryn Pickett and Miss
Pauline Holmes.
Scotch heather and pansies will be
used on the dinner table, which win be
laid with antique nail head china.
The Marion County chapter of
American War Mothers. assisted by
the Forget MeNot Club win conduct a
carnation day. May 10, the proceeds
chapter.
Mrs. Elias C. Atkins is the new
president of the Junior League Of In
dianapolis. Other newly elected Off
GERS are Mrs. Joseph J. Daniels vice
president; Miss Doro.ny Marmon, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Forest VIII
liams Blanton. corresponding .secre-
tary, and Miss Julia Brink, treasurer.
With a simple wedding ceremony at
the home of the bride. Miss Agnes
Elizabeth Roberts. daughter of Mrs
Cora Roberts. Millersville Rd., became
the bride Of Earl Coble Wednesday
afternoon. The Rev. Walter c. Davis
officiated. The brides sister, Mrs.
Harry Smith played the bridal music
and during the ceremony played Shu-
Aert's ''Serenade.
The bride, unattended, wore a
travelling suit Of blue poiret twill with
sand colored hat and accessories.
After a buffet luncheon following
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Cole left
for wedding trip to Chicago. They
will be at home after June l at 826
Rivirea DIR.
The out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Ruben Coble, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Osa Keller Of Decatur, ILL.,. Miss
Ruth Poehner, Miss Mildred Garner,
Miss Marie Sangernebo, who are at
tending Indiana University.
The Little Theater Sorority com
mittees for the ball May % at the Sew
erin roof garden will be entertained
tonight informally atathe Polly Primm
Tearoom by Miss Isabel Goss. general
chairman.
Chairmen of committees include:
Mrs. Harry Parr boxes; Mrs. r. Hart
ley Sherwood. refreshments; Mrs. Mar
garet FELTON,, tickets, with Miss Mar
garet Williams, assistant in Irvington;
Clyde McKelvey, floor; Robert Wins
low, music; Mrs. Lillian r. Hamilton,
reception COMMITTEES; Mrs. Marie Kar-
rer. Occupations. assisted by Murray
Wickard; Miss Eldena Lauter, patrons
and patronesses.
Announcement Is made OF the en-
gagement of Miss June Klepper,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Klep-
per. 2311 Bellefontaine St, to Harold
w. Hanhumaker of Cleveland, Ohio.
The wedding will take place in June.
Mrs. T. j. Laurimore, 2843 N. Della
ware ST., was hostess today at a meet
ing Of her bridge club. Mrs. Carl An
derson, Milwaukee. Wis, house guest
Of Mrs. Alexander NJ. Stewart, was a
special guest.
Reservations for sixty tables were
made for the card party given by the
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton at the Propylaeum, 141O N.
Delaware ST., this afternoon.
For the tea which followed the
hostesses were Mesdames John Will
son. Louis Fl. Levey, Arthur Voorhees,
Brown, Horace r. Wood, Thomas r.
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