The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-17

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

IlMI Park Ave, assisted by her
Ill daughter, Miss Charlotte
Wiesicne, entertained Friday afte1
noon with eight tables of bridge
and a shower for Miss Dorothe9
Reissner, whose marriage to Louis
Eensley will take place Oct. 26.
Rainbow shades were used in all
the decorations and appointments
and the gifts were presented in a
small espresso wagon decorated III
rainbow colors and drawn by little
| Tommie Tanke and Marjorie Jane
| Sternfes.
There were thirty-six guests.
Mrs. Ralph r. Reeder, 1901 Fetch
ei Ave, entertained members Of the
Woman's Round Table Club Friday
a: a pretty luncheon and program.
Mrs. Othneil Hitch was a special
guest
The tables were arranged with
baskets Of yellow and brown fall
flowers ana lighted with yellow
candles in crystal holders. Favors
were lollypop suntlowers In tiny
pots.
The progrT m included papers by
Mrs. r. B. Kincaid, on Travels of
Roosevelt" Mrs. G. A. Millet on the
Panama Canal; Mrs. f. p Noolery
on George w. Cocktails"
The wee president opened the
meeting with short vesper service.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mothers Cub entertained Friday ar
luncheon for the mothers of the
sorority's pledges. Mrs. Ellie K.
Payne, president Of the club was in
charge OF the luncheon. assisted by
the officers. Mrs. Fred Stilz. vice
president; Mrs. p. Ulrich, secretary.
and Mrs. Smith Strickland, treas
urer.
There We're fifty covers and the
luncheon was followed by a program
which included a talk by Mrs. c. A.
Harris, national vice president Of the
sorority and a report by Miss JUS
tine Halliday, delegate to the ma
tional convention in Toronto. Miss
Helen Payne sang a group Of Riley
songs.
Forty-FHve tables were reserved
for the benefit card party Friday at
the Woman's Department Club
given by the indianapolis unit OF the
. Af,4rs.irav aeripy, Atrvi1fa~,s
Mrs. Nathan II. Swain was chair
man Of tho committee in charge.
Mrs. Harold K. Bachelor was chair
man OF hOstesses.
Proceeds Will be used for the vel
fare fund for the care Of ex-seryice
men and their families and for the
Riley Memorial Hospital fund.
Miss Catherine lin was honor
guest at pretty surprise shower
given by Mrs. John Searcey Tues
day evening at her home. 3704 Z.
Michigan st. Miss Hill and William
Rex Thomas will be married oct.
25. Mrs. Searcey was assisted by
Miss Edna Taylor, who is to be Miss
Hins maid OF honor.
The guests: Mesdames Carrot
EHlldebrand, Charles Emery. Marion
Griffith. Elmer Link. Misses Goldie
Fisher. Katherine Snowden. Carol
Kutchback, Catherine Hill, Hazel
Jones.
The Altrusa Club announces thes,
Enew members taken in recently: Mis-
! Florence NJ. Seder. publicity director
OF the Community Fund. and. Mrs.
Carrie Temperly, 1913 College Ave.
sss
Joseph J. Daniels, who attended
meeting OF the American Bar Asso-
citation in London this summer, viii
talk before the Woman's Rotary
Club Monday at their luncheon In
the Florentine room Of the Claypool
IN Lawyers and London"
The drill team OF the L. A. OF B.
H. T. No, %, will have a card party
Saturday night In Trainmen's Hall
1902 e. Washington st.
Miss Euphrasia Donnelly, 2001
y. New Jersey St, who attended the
Olympic games at Paris and also the
Irish Olympic games, returned home
Friday morning. Miss Donnelly was
the only girl from Indiana to enter
the Olympics.
Mrs. Augusta Nickerson. 5435 Col
lege Ave, announces the marriage
Of their daughter, Mrs. Ethel NJ.
Pavey, TO George Alexander Shaw
formerly OF Atlanta. Ga, which took
place Friday morning at the brides
home the Rev. Thomas White of
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian
Church officiating.
After a wedding trip in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw will return to
Indianapolis.