The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

IN Il ISIS ELISE MARTIN, who is to
.lNlI accompany her mother Mrs.
- Kuhn Martin, on two years
trip 10 Europe, was the honor guest
today at a charming luncheon and
Nah Jongg given by Miss Eunice
DIssette. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
/ Dissette. 3l76 n. Pennsylvania st.
The rooms were arranged with
askets Of jonquils and roses to carry
cut the color SCENE of rose and gold
used in all the appointments. Crystal
baskets Of rose sweet peas decorated
The four tables which were lighted by
gold tapser in crystal holders tied
with rose and gold tulle.
The guests besides Miss Martin
We're Misses Louise Cooper. Eliza
heth Moore. Frances Hamilton. Mary
10 Owens, Martha F'itton Martha
Miller, Cornelia Bowling. Edith Ann
Stafford, Marilla Lemaux, Louise
Allen. Helen Cakes. Barbara Foltz,
Z lice Miller. Jare Rogers, Jane Wells.
Harriet Greathouse, Dorothy Dietz.
Miss Dissette was assisted by her
II other.
Mrs. Martin was entertained today
at luncheon at the home of Mrs.
George Kuhn. 1890 n Meridian St
Seventy-fve tables were reserved
for the Theta Mothers Club benefit
card party this afternoon at the
Sphinx Arms. Blue and white were
used in the appointments. Blue and
white balloons were favors at each
tble. Candies were in those cOlors.
Prizes at each table were blue rides
cent candy Jars.
Hostesses were Mesdames Hilton y.
Brown. w. C. Gardner. F. T. Downs
c. A. Hodges, H II. Updegraff, James
A. Sutherland Irwin Berterman.
Mrs Arthur r. Sudbrock was chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments. assisted by Mesdames Frank
]. Haight, w H. Thorp, V f. Stevens,
NJ. f. Clark
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority enter
tanned Friday night with a. guest
dance in honor of new officers at the
Lewis dance studio, Thirty Fourth St
and Kenwood Ave. Maize and orchid
were used in the decorations.
Members were designated by wrist
bouquets Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses
and sweet peas.
Members present were Misses Helen
Davis, Nell Denny. Beulah Hockett,
Maxine Keller, Lavaun Morsch, Phyl-
lis Norston, Katherine Tarr. Kathe-
rlne Tarr, Katherine Payer, Velma
Tyner, Alice Wallace. Georgia Young
and Helen German. a pledge.
Miss Mary Isabel Hall, Shortridge
Rd.. entertained this afternoon with
St. Patrick's party for classmates.
Green and white was used to decorate
the rooms and the refreshments
carried out the same colors.
| The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Kathleen M. Hall; Miss
Marguerite Rieman and Miss Julia
Flynn.
Beta Chi Mothers Club will meet
Tuesday night with Mrs. r. H. Lewis,
| 2231 Broadway.
! Neighbors of Mrs. T. T. Cookson,
3340 N. Capitol Ave, observed her
seventeen birthday Friday afternoon
with a surprise party at her home.
Mrs. Cookson has been a resident of
the neighborhood for twenty-five years.
The guests: Mesdames Frances
Kemper, Helen Tucker, F'1or1an Nc
Cord A. s. Griswold, Harry Klein.
Carl Klein, Melissa williams, Harry
| Shaneberger, Harry Foreman, Charles
Whitaker, John Potts, Andrew Trieb
ir1T n I III
Ian Mckenzie.
The last of a series of lectures by
Professor Frederick Guild for the In
diana League of Women Voters-4will
be given at 2:3O p. m. Tuesday at the
SpinkArms.
Miss Helen Buttweiler of Cleveland.
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul
Kistler $3.50 Balsam Ave-. for the
weekend.
Mrs. q. R. thinner, 1887 Central
Ave, was hostess today for charm
ing luncheon bridge at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club. The decorations
and appointments were in Dresden
shades. Pink tapers in crystal hold
ers, tied with lavender, pink and green
tulle, lighted the table.
The guests: Mesdames L, e. Allen,
Howard Binkley, Thetis Calderhead,
Eloise Clemens, ]. E. Hermann,
Harry Freeman, c. o. Mccormick,
Lauer Froelich, E. c. Earring, P. C.
Kaylor, Russell Sumner and Nelson
Sumner