The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-12

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALs |
RI ISIS MARGARET PIERSON
IMI 5445 n. Delaware St, enter
LE tanned this afternoon with an
informal tea in honor of Miss Victoria
skinner of Middleport, Ohio. a bride
elect, the guest of Mrs. Laurence
Peterson. 1888 Salem st.
Miss Pierson was assisted by her
mother Mrs. Ora c. Pierson.
Mrs. Alice V. Sickler. 22O e
Eleventh St, received informally this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Agnes
GrannIs and Miss Bertha Grannis,
Who viii leave shortly for California
to make their home. The tea table
was decorated with a centerpiece of
pink carnations and pussy willow
branches and lighted with pink tapers
in crystal holders. Mrs. Herman
Sprandel presided at the tea table
Assisting were Mrs. Ira Holmes,
Mrs. Sidney Scott and Miss Alma
Sickler.
m HE business women's section
of the Woman's Department
IL Club will be addressed by
Meredith Nicholson Thursday night
Miss Justine Fogarty. accompanied by
Mrs. J. T. Gallagher, will sing.
The Drama section will present a
play. The Gift" by Margaret Came
ron. Thursday afternoon. Taking part
viii be members of the Shortridge Ju-
nior Drama League. Members Of the
Technical High School Girls Glee
Club will sing
Monday afternoon the mock senate
will hold an open meeting at the club.
house, with Mrs, Ralph E. Kenning-
ton presiding.
Mrs S. Z. Perkins class in appre-
citation of poetry will meet at lis p.
m. Wednesday under the auspices of
the literature department.
ORE than 200 reservations have
IMI been made for the luncheon to
LII be given Thursday by the Caro-
line Scott Harrison chapter of Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution at
the chapter house, S24 n. Pennsyl-
vanta St, in honor of Mrs. Eugene II.
Darrach.
Invitations have been extended all
local chapters and many chapters in
chosen to celebrate the wedding an
niversary Of George and Martha Wash
ington.
Among those who will attend are
Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, of Delphi, State
regent; Mrs. George z. Malone OF Day
ton, o., regent of the Jonathan Day
ton chapter. and Mrs. j. B. Crank
shaw Of Fit. Wayne.
Mrs. James L. Gavin will be in
charge of a musical program to fol
low the luncheon. A playlet. MAN
my's Faith in Prayer" will be given
by Mrs. w. D. Long and Mrs. A. R.
Dewey.
Miss Helen Mendenhall, whose en-
gagement to George NJ. Perry Of In
dianapolis is announced, Will be en-
tertained at several parties before her
marriage. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. Mendenhall, 1857 Col
lege Ave.
Miss Katherine Seibert. 1924 Carroll
ton Ave, entertained this afternoon In
honor of Miss Mendenhall and Mrs.
Walter Smith, a recent bride. The
guests were members of Theta Sigma
Sorority
Jan. 10 Miss Betty Smith, 2O63 N.
Meridian St. will entertain with a
trousseau shower and bridge in Miss
Mendenhalrs honor. Mrs. Raymond
Dowd Springville Rd.. will give
linen shower and bridge tea Jan. &c,
and Miss Louise Pittman, 1929 College
Ave, will entertain Feb. 2.
Mrs. Ernest Knefer, 1924 Talbot
Ave. has landed in New York from
Europe, where she has been for sew
eral months.
The Indiana University Alumnae
Club will meet at the Spink-Arms Jan.
10. Mrs. Samuel e. Smith viii be a
guest of honor.
p. A. Leech will talk on Tendencies
in Modern Fiction" Mrs. J. T. Wheel
er, president, viii be assisted by Mes
danes Minnie w. Wallingford, w. S.
Showalter, Walter o. Lewis, Kate Mil
ner rabbi
Officers will be elected. Mrs. w. o.
Lewis is chairman of the nominating
committee.
The slogan for the annual Founders
Day luncheon, Jan. %, at the Lincoln,
Hail to Old L. u" has been used in
invitations for the meeting Jan. 10.
Founders Day viii be celebrated in
every locality where two or more of
us can get together" says the Alumni
Association.
The engagement of Miss Anne Lam
dis, daughter of Mrs. Katherine Lam
dis. Marine Apartments, to Garry Hall
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