The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-31

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IIMl S1O6 Washington Blvd, and
Mrs. Charles Ashford Great
house, 1926 Washington Blvd, en-
tertaffed with a formal tea on Fri
day afternoon at the Woodstock
Country Club.
The tea table was laid on a lace
cover with a low fiat centerpiece of
yellow chrysanthemums and orchid
sweet peas with orchid ribbon
streamers from the crystal chande-
lier to four orchid tapers in silver
holders al the corners Of the table.
Mrs. Bertha Ruick, piano, and
Miss Ella Schroeder, violin, and Miss
Winifred Lakewood, cello, played
during the afternoon.
The hostesses were assisted by a
group Of young girls and friends.
Mrs. ]. Edward Morris, 1922 Car
rollton Ave, was hostess for an
autumn Notwithstanding Friday for
the Woman's Round Table Club and
their guests.
There were five tables pret:ily
decorated with yellow candles in
crystal holders and crystal bowls Of
yellow chrysanthemums.
Assisting hostesses were Mes
DANES Dwight Murphy, Ross Mas
son, H. B. Forte, E. w. Norman, F..
P. Wollery and G.. o. Huffman.
Special guests were Mesdames
Henry Ruckelshaus. N. V. York, F.
A. Likely, Gaylor T. Rust, c. A.
Helm, o. M. Cosner, d. NJ. James. o.
(. Ferrlll and William Christina.
Miss Helen Huntington Millar,
daughter of Samuel T. Millar, Robin
hood Apis, was quietly married on
Thursday night at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs G. w.
Huntington. 949 f. Thirt Fourth St,
to Alvin Manley Dorsey. The Rev.
Thomas White officiated and Miss
Dorothy Fritz. violinist, played q
program OF bridal airs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey left on a
motor trip and will be at home after
Nov. 10 in the Robinood Apis.
Mrs. Huntington will entertain
the bride when she returns and Mrs
Lewis Norris. 1922 f. Washington
St, will entertain for her and Mrs.
Robert Millar, another recent bride.
Nov. Is.
Announcement is made Of the
marriage Of Miss Myla Hare daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Clinton l.. Hare. 81 w.
Forty-Third St. to William L. Jel-
life. which took place Tuesday at
the home Of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jelliffe will live in
New York.
Mortynine children were guests at
a Halloween party Thursday after
noon at the Sunnyside sanitarium,
given by the Children's Sunshine
Club OF Sunnyside.
Miss Virginia Day and Mrs. Will
liam Herbert Gibbs entertained the
children. Mrs. c. r. Jackson and
Miss Leona Griffin were in charge.
a party in honor OF Mrs. Paul c.
Garrett OF Cumberland. Md. was
given Thursday night by Miss
Frieda BohHnger at the home of her
sister. Mrs. George d. Wells, 1914
y. Rural st.
Guests included Misses Anna Mae
Ferguson, Merle Bray. Lyle Hess.
Margaret Remy and Esther and
Edith Cossell and Mesdamea Claud
Jacquart. c. V. Brown. Harry r,
Smith, Carl De Moss, Rollin French
Lewis Lane. Desmond Vawter and
J. NJ. Kirkwood.
Mrs Kenneth Davis. 2161 \.
Capitol Ave, invited these guests
to party Friday night for her little
daughter. Miss Jane Hunt Davis
Misses Katherine Faust. Dorothy
Head. Elizabeth Thomas. Dorothy
Foster, Grace Shelton, Myrtle Lawn
er, Elizabeth and Edith Pike, Gale
Cant. Gertrude Perish, Frances
Gamlet
Mrs. Davis mother. Mrs. G. Ferris
Olwin, was to assist.
Miss May Louise Shipp, will talk
Monday on Current Affairs" be-
fore the Woman's Rotary Club at
their guest luncheon at the CIaypool.
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The o. c. s. announced a dance for
Friday night at the hall at Thirtieth
and N. Illinois SITS.
Mrs. Frank Smock. 1855 n. Bel
mont Ave. gave a card party Friday
afternoon and evening for the Demo
cratic campaign of Fifteenth ward
and Wayne Township.
The Capitol Pleasure Club will
have a card party Saturday night
in Germania Hall, S. East and Pros
pect SITS.
Group No. of the Riley Hospital
Cheer Guild gave a party for the
children at Robert Long Hospital,
who have not been mover to the new
hospital.
Halloween favors and fees in the
shape Of pumpkins were carried out
in the Halloween idea,
Mr., and Mrs Stanley A. Keller,
1855 Broadway, invited seventy.flve
guests for a Halloween party on
Friday evening.
The Sigma Phi sorority enter
tanned with a Halloween spread on
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Sueanna Engle, 462 N. State St.
The house was decorated in the
colors and symbols Of the occasion.
The table load Of rcOOd things Ger.