The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-12
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
WEDDINGS

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be used in the Propylaeum, 1410 N.
Delaware St, Saturday afternoon
when the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
Association entertains with a benefit
card party for the scholarship fund.
Arrangements are being made for
sixty tables. Miss Edith Evans is in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Perry Lesh,
Mrs. Neil Waterbury, Mrs. Joseph
Mullane, Miss Margaret Williams and
Miss Jeanett Benedict.
Assisting hostesses will be Mes
danes Dale Hodges, Robert Byrne,
James D.. Carpenter and Misses Char
lotte Lesh, Marie Field, Meta and
Hilda Lieber and Virginia Moorhead.
Thirty-ive members of the League
Of Women Voters attended the first
OF a course of six lectures this after
o at the Spink-Arms by Prof.
Frederick H. Guild Of the Extension
Division of Indiana University.
Hostesses were Mesdames Thomas
H. Mullins, Walter S. Greenough. W.
T. Barnes, Allen L. Fleming, George
&. Ffnfrock and Give Belden Lewis.
One hundred and twenty tables were
reserved for the Delta Gamma benefit
card party this afternoon at the Sphinx
Arms. Mrs. Forest L. Haynes. chair
man, was assisted by Mesdames Max
y. Rinehart, William KegIey, Ralph
Showalter, C. E. Bracket, Donald O.
Rub and Miss Helen Neal.
Prizes for each table were colored
liner guest towels. Appointments
were in Valentine design.
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The Seventh District Republican
WOmen's Club entertained 200 guests
today at a Lincoln Day luncheon in
the ballroom of the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Corina Wells of Kansas City,
do. spoke.
On the afternoons program were
Mrs. Frank White Weber, harpist,
n the D.. A. R. quartette, consisting
of Mrs. Alexander Cavins, Mrs. John
Paul Ragsdale, Mrs. J. L. Gavin and
Mrs. J. P. Reed Steele, accompanied
by Mrs. Dorothy Knight Green.
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Mrs. Orpheus Guy and Mrs. Estal
Taylor entertained with a shower Sat
urday night at the home of Mrs. Guy,
406 Parker Ave, in honor of Miss
Halle Marie Jacobs, whose marriage
to Albert E. Striebeck will take place
in the spring The guests included
Mesdames Robert Caughlin. Thomas
Alexander. Charles Elan, Carl Standt,
Lawrence Fletcher, Ross Pelham, Har-
old Schlenz, james Jacobs, Paul STRIFE
beck, William Keinster, Fred Armi-
tage and Misses Evelyn Eberhardt,
Catherine Hill, Irene Roth. Mary Nc
Dermott, Anna Roth and Alma
Aichorn.
Members Of the Hoosier Athletic
Club will be entertained with a Valen-
tine dance Wednesday night. A for
NAL dinner dance will be held Feb. rs.
$50
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Nora
Wan Episcopal Church will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. W. S.
Bitrich. 525 w. Vermont St., for lunch
eon followed by a business meeting.
The Wednesday Needle Club of
Myrtle Temple No. Z, Pythian Sisters.
will meet with Mrs. Myrtle Dougherty.
1915 Howard ST., Wednesday after
noon.
The Anxious Club will be entertained
at luncheon Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Robert McKenna, 2723 W. Wash
jngton st.
During the afternoon Mrs. McKenna
will present an illustrated lecture on
Present Day Art" Responses to roll
call viii be original Valentine rhymes.
The Beta Chi Mothers Club will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs. A.
l. Atkins, 64s z. Thirty-Fourth St.
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The Indiana women's Press Club
met today at the Claypool to elect
officers.
The Amicitia Club celebrated its
first anniversary today with a lunch
eon and program at the home OF Mrs.
J. II. LARSON, 5117 e. Washington
st. Covers for forty-two were laid
at one table. The c~enterpiece was in
the form of a large red heart, which
concealed tiny red Ratchet favors. Red
tapers in crystal holders lighted the
table and the club flower, American
Beauty roses. flags and hearts, deco
rated the rooms.
Mrs. Goldie Grimes read a paper on