The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
SOCIAL
ACtiUitieS
E n T E TAIN MEN S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

at the luncheon today given
III by the art section of the Wom-
ans Department Club. Mrs. John R.
Curry presided and Mrs. S. E. Per
kins, incoming chairman of the sec
ton, who has recently returned from
South America, was an honor guest
Mrs. Perkins gave short talk on her
travels.
Mrs. James A. Lowry gave the story
OF 'Lohengrin." singing portions Of
the opera to illustrate. She was &C
companied by Miss CyriIla Hume.
Mrs. Martha Wilson was chairman
Of the luncheon, assisted by Mesdafnes
NJ. B. Larry, Wilson B. Parker. w. S
Given, C. B. BlakesIee, H. H Rice and
John ]. Martin.
Baskets Of sweet peas, roses and
fOrget-me-nOts decorated the speakers
table and tapers in crystal holders
tied with green tulle decorated each
small table
Miss Julia Fletcher, SO51 n. Della
ware St, entertained Sunday after
noon with an informal tea in honor
Of Miss Eleanor Dickson and Otto N
Frenzel. who are to be married May s.
A color scheme of green and white
was used in the appointments and in
the baskets Of spring flowers which
decorated the rooms. The tea table
was lighted with white tapers in sill
yer holders.
Assisting the hostess were Mes
danes Louis Hearle. Ralph Vonnegut
Forst BlantOn, John L. Eaglesheld,
and Misses Julia Brink, Eleanor Ev-
ans, Virginia Reed. Anna Barbara Co
burn. Dorothy and Elizabeth Marmon,
Elizabeth Wales, Elizabeth Fauvre,
Alice and Lucy Holiday.
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An interesting program at the Mon
day Club meeting this afternoon at
the Propylaeum, 141O n. Delaware St,
included a talk on Education and
Philanthropy. by Mrs. L. A. Estes,
who was born and educated in Rio de
Janiero. Mrs. George Hardisty read
a paper on Historical Developments
of Brazil"
Miss Mildred Johns, pianist, and
Miss Marian Fischer. pianist. gave a
musical program
Miss Mary E. Cotton. 2s1S Ashland
Ave, entertained the Fortnightly
Study Club this afternoon. Branches
OF cherry blossoms and low bowls of
violets were arranged about the
rooms. Miss Cotton was assisted by
her cousin, Mrs J. S. Nlinnick
Tn program included a paper on
THE Founding Of the Ladies' Home
Journal by Mrs. NJ. E. Burkhardt,
and also one on Women in Industry"
Mrs. William R. Griffith
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Miss Amy Beach addressed the
Woman's Rotary Club today at the
regular meeting at the Claypool. Miss
Mary Merker sang. accompanied by
Miss Julia Smith.
The St. Mary-of-the-Woods Club en-
tertained today with a benefit card
party at the Spink-Arms. Reserva-
tons were made for more than fifty
tables. Decorations in the schools
colors. blue and gold. were used.
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The first regular meeting Of the
Forget-Me-NOt Club, auxiliary to the
Marion County Chapter of American
War Mothers. will be held tonight in
the headquarters. 44O n. Pennsyl-
yania st.
The women OF St. Bridget's parish
viii give a card and lotto party
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the hall, Pratt and Fayette SITS. The
games will start at 2:3O and $50.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Mary
Wynne. Mary Foreman, Alice King,
Mary Dunn, Bridget Glennon.
Representative from the chapters
of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at
urdue and Wabash attended the an
rual State dance Saturday night at
the SEVERN roof garden. The Butler
University chapter acted as hosts.
Charles Shaefer of Anderson was
general chairman. Chaperones in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd d. Clay
connbe, Mr.. and Mrs. q. C.. Ripple.
Professor and Mrs. P. L. Haworth.
Captain and Mrs. A. Z. Mcintosh, Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Mosiman and Mr.. and
Mrs. V. c. Hoagland.
l. ne AOAlONAHS YOUNG HuAAASn VIII ~
20 Champaign, ILL.,, to attend the tri-
State luncheon and dance Of the Zeta
Tau Alpha sorority Saturday; Misses
Louise Kerr, Pauline Wilkinson,
Laura Templeton. Esther Renfrew
Thelma Haworth.
A surprise party in celebration Of
his eightieth birthday was held for
Moses Carver Friday night at his
home, 613 Parkway Ave. Mr.. Carver
is commander of the George H. Chap
man post. G. A r.
The guests included Harry Carver,
son of the honor guest, and his wife,
from Henderson. y. c.; Mrs. Mary
Thurman Of Rockville, and a number
of neighbors.
LavelIe Gosset post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars. will give a card party
Tuesday night in the hall, 902 n.
Pershing Ave.
Chandler Owens, New York, Social
~ rsSeuea ker. will give an address at