The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-22

Activities
E TIE r T A N M E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
Y ISIS MARRIED. WINEINGER,

| L01llCO WILL PASIIS OAANteoN
party of four tables Friday after
noon. Decorations and appointments
were in green and white and Miss
Wineinger was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. L. E. Wineinger.
The guests: Miss Martha Walker
of Brazil, Ind, formerly of Indian
apolis; Miss Mary Katherine Cannon
of Greencastle and Misses Mary
Frances Bradshaw, Ruth Bates,
Melba Donaldson, Helen Hinkle,
Ruth Richards, Hilda and Kathryn
Smith, Gertrude Schmidt, Frances
Walters, Dorothy Powell, Mary
Christie, Mrs. Earl Wagner and Mrs
j. L. Wilson.
Mrs. Max Leckner, 700 n. Penn
sylvania ST., has returned from
motor trip to Yellowstone Park, Salt
Lake City, Denver. and St. Louis.
$50
Mrs. A. H. Wacker, 1856 Central
Ave-, entertained with a delightful
surprise miscellaneous shower and
party Thursday night for Miss Mil
dred Losche, whose marriage to
Jerome Wacker, a nephew Of the
hostess, will take place next month.
Orchid, peach and green, were
used in the decorations and appoint
ments and the gifts We're presented
by little Miss Louise Alberta WaCk-
err, dressed as a cupid and seated in
the center Of a table where the gifts
were piled. There were thirty-six
guests.
During the evening little Miss
Marie Lauck gave a number Of toe
dances. Mrs. Wacker was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Florence.
!
Guests invited to the dinner party
Friday night given by Mrs. Charles
Mcdowell, 2346 n. Talbot Ave, for
her niece, Miss Marie Boyle. bride
elect. We're: Misses Enie Montford,
Winifred Remington. Elsie Neff.
Mary Ann Ryan, Elizabeth Redmond.
Blanche Chamness, Mary Aiming
ton, Violet Archer, Lola Walters:
Mesdames Frank Owens Of Plain
| field. J. Walter Winget, James VI
rich, Russell Gilmore, Bert Bacon,
Louis PerrIne, Mary Harwick. V. B.
Sharritts and Willard S. Boyle. Mrs
| Boyle and Miss Redmond were as
sisting the hostess.
Mrs. Winget will entertain for
Miss Boyle and the bridal party on
/ Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Vance. 1892 Z.
North St. have returned from a mo.
tor trip and several weeks visit in
Michigan.
Miss Elizabeth Harris entertained
Friday afternoon with a bridge party
Of five tables honoring her house
guest, Miss La Verne Bishop. of
Rushville. Ind. Mrs. Anna L. Harris,
the hostess mother. assisted.
The guests: Misses Virginia
Dunkle, Miriam Weir. Dorothy
White. Mildred Foxworthy. Jose
phine Osborne, Agnes and Louise
Cadou. Mary Ann Huggins. Dorothy
Tail, Dorothy Bowser. Frances Long
shore. Dorothy Shoemaker. Gertrude
Pollen. Dorothy Stephenson, Frances
Woolery. Mesdames: c.. NJ. Perry,
Wallace Wadsworth, John Helney,
Robert Renick.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage OF Mss Alberta c. Hall, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hall. GIL
| Cornell Ave. TO John I. Smith, which
took place Wednesday night. The
/ Rev. Paul w Eddingfield officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have gone to
Miami, Fla, to make their home
! Garden flowers were used to deco.
/ rate the homo Of Mrs. Homer B.
/ Stevens Friday when she enter
tanned with three tables of luncheon
bridge honoring her house guest,
Mrs. r. S. Henderson Of Oklahoma
City, Okla
The guests: Mesdanes Frank D.
Hatfield. Delbert o. Wilmeth. Chan
tiga White. Earl Ownes, Clyde c.
Lyons. Ray Coverdin, Emmett
Thomas, Elmer Yocum, B. G. Ha-
worth, r. L. Foster.
Mrs. Henderson will leave Tues
day for her home after a visit of
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E Steele, 7o2 N.
Bancroft St. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Spacke of In
dianapolis and George Spacke Of
Denver, Colo, returned today from
a motor trip to New York and
Canada.
Miss Caroline Rosner, 1902 w
Tenth St, entertained Wednesday
night with a surprise birthday party
for Miss Clara Grande at Miss
Grande's home, Grande Ave. and w.
Tenth st.
Guests were members of the Mu
M NJ Sorority who presented Miss
Grande with cedar chest. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John
Grande and Mrs. John A. Grande.
The guests included Misses Mary
and Alice Corners. Florence Baker. |
Mary Gardiner, Eleanor Hopkins,
Clara Grande, Martha and Minnie
Rosner, Marie Vance, Catherine
Schott. Margaret Mcnamara, Eunice
Gitzelman, Mary O'Gara, and Os-
valid Gitzelman, John Hines, Tim,
othy Ienahan, Paul Kramer, Henry
Rosner. Harry Wolf, John and Ed
ward Grande, Joseph Aulbach, Frank
Vance, Walter Ross, Clarence Ba-
ker and Herbert Grande.
Mrs. Martha J. Stubs will go