The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-24
SOCIAL
Activities
E y T e r T AIN NTS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Al ISS JUNE HUNT, daughter of
llVI Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hunt. 529
II South Central Court, was host
ess today for a charmingly-appointe
luncheon at the Columbia Club, fol
lived by box party at Keith's.
The luncheon table was arranged
with centerpiece of lavender sweet
peas in low green bowl, and silver
candlesticks with lavender tapers tied
with lavender tulle. Favors in the
same shades were placed at each
cover.
The guests: Misses Marian and Vir-
ginia Seeds, Elizabeth Laing. Doro-
thy Screes. Dorothy Reagan and
Jeanette and Frances Harris.
Mrs. Thomas L. Dawson of Kansas
City, formerly Miss Marguerite But
Ter Of Indianapolis, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. ]. A. White, rs E. Six
teenth St. Miss Dorothy Brown, 1928
Park Ave, will entertain in Mrs.
Dawson's homer Saturday afternoon.
$50
4 reception for new members of the
Central w. c. T. U. VIII be held after
a meeting Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Ovid Butler Jamison,
1895 n. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Jessie
Barley Fitch will sing. Miss Clara
Sears, State treasurer, will speak on
THE Scope and Work Of the w. c..
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Mrs. William Perry will conduct
devotions. Mrs. W. W. Reedy will
preside.
Mrs. Guy E. Sharpe. Spink-Ar1ns,
entertained Tuesday afternoon with
a luncheon in honor Of her mother.
Mrs. James L. wilkins. Place cards
and favors were in Valentine design.
Baskets Of vaE-colored flowers deco
rated the table.
The guests: Mesdames Frank
Lewis, Albert Leap. Frank Lockwood
and Ralph Carter, and Miss Mary
Jane Warren.
Donald Graham Davis, son Of Mr..
end Mrs. Freeman Davis, 1907 Nc
Pharson Ave, was host Wednesday
afternoon for a party in celebration
of his ninth birthday. The ices were
nodded in the shape Of animals. Bas-
kets Of pink flowers carried out a
color scheme Of pink and white.
Mrs. Davis was assisted by Miss
Genevieve Reynolds.
The guests; Katherine Reynolds,
Gretta McNilly, Catherine Louise Zig
Ter, Genevieve Reynolds, Edward
Aukernbaugh, Hollis Hugh, Fred Tay-
Tor. Vincent Lock. Donald Brown,
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority of Butler
University announces the pledging Of
Miss Dorothy Kemp Of Anderson. The
pledgfng ceremony. Wednesday after
noon. was followed by a dinner in
honor Of Miss Kemp at the chapter
house, 227 s. Ritter Ave.
Miss Margaret Kluger was in charge
OF the dinner.
Misses Eloise Mccoy and Esther
Hossman entertained members of the
SA class of School No 8 Wednesday
night with a dance at the home of
Miss Mccoy, 1921 E. Michigan st. The
rooms were decorated in the class col
ors, Nile green and salmon pink. The
Prizes were given for the best dane
ing. Miss Ruth Klein and Gurnie
Handy won first prize and Miss Els.
Their Hossman and Joseph Wyatt, Sec
ond.
Miss Constance Sheltman Of Louis
vile. KY, will address the Altrusa
Club Saturday at luncheon at the Lin
coin Miss Sheltman has just returned
from three years in Constantinople.
directing a great industrial plant in
which the employees were women and
girl refugees.
Mrse. W. c. Freund, 1928 z. Yer
mont ST., assisted by Mrs. Edward
Haldy. entertained with four tables of
bridge Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs William Spencer, who will
leave Saturday for Knoxville, Tenn. to
live, was the honor guest Wednesday
at a luncheon given by Mrs. Edward
C. Wacker. Alb n. Pennsylvania st.
Covers were laid for ten. Baskets Of
yellow flowers carried out the color
scheme.
The Dramatic Club of st. Cathe-
rine's Church viii entertain tonight
with a dance at the hall Shelby and
Tabor SITS. W. j. Booty is chairman
Of dance committee.
Mrs. L. NJ Poarch, 4241 Guilford
Ave. was hostess this afternoon for
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