The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-11
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
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BETROTHALS

IINI 3144 n. Meridian ST., will IN
@ terrain Wednesday with a
luncheon-bridge at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Mrs. Harry e. D%augherty, 344O
Central Ave, was hostess Monday
afternoon for the meeting of the
Present Day Club. A profusion OF
garden flowers was arranged through
the house. Mrs. w. G. Smith read
a paper on "A Present Day Issue
The discussion was led by Mrs. r. A.
Moynahan and Mrs. l.. l. Mills. Mrs.
Daugherty was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Ann Mathilda.
The regular meeting of the Vim.
cent c. L. S. c. was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred
A. Likely, S145 Washington Blvd,
on psychology.
Mrs. P. H. Yant, 2066 N. Delaware
ST., left last week for a visit In
Colorado.
Mrs. William Ray Adams, 4041 N.
Meridian St., entertained the Mon.
day Luncheon Bridge Club at her
nome, in honor Of her mother, Mrs.
r. H. Johnson, and her mothers
guest, Mrs. b. r. Moore, of Nash
Vile, Tenn. Tulips were arranged on
the tables.
Mrs. Burt Masseei Of Chicago, will
come Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Adams, who will entertain Thursday
with a tea for her guests. Mrs.
George Spiegel will entertain Friday
at luncheon bridge. Mr. and Mrs.
Adams will lentertain at dinner
Wednesday evening at the Highland
Golf and Country Club.
Miss Dorothy Culman, whose mar
riage to Horace Riggs, will take
place In June, was the guest Of
honor Saturday evening at a miscel.
laneous shower and bunco party at
the home of Mrs. Carl H. Wester-
field, 2815 e. Vermont St. Richard
Carl Westerfield presented the gifts
to Miss Culman in a little wheel
barrow.
Mrs. Edward Haldy, 1929 Talbot
st., will entertain thirty guests at
luncheon bridge Thursday at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
49,
Harry T. Matthews OF Edgewood
Rd., announces the marriage Of his
daughter, Lenore, to Benjamin
Leroy White, which took place
April 4 at Greenfield, Ind. Mr.. and
Mrs. White are at home at 1919
Woodlawn Ave.
Anglo-India chapter of the Inter
national Study Club will meet for
a l D. m. luncheon Saturday at the
home Of Mrs. c. C. Goodman, 1913
n. Illinois st. Mrs. S. r. Artman
will talk on the quinquiennial con-
ventlon at Washington Of the Inter
national Council of Women.
MISS IldIIlS, lAOSO maj
riage to Joseph Thompson Moore,
will take place June 6, was guest
of honor Saturday at a bridge and
kitchen shower given by Miss
Miriam Weir, 4103 Park Ave-, who
will be Miss Harris's only attendant.
Mothers Day was observed Sun
day by the Phi Pi Psi Sorority with
a. tea at the Brown Bowl tea room
In honor OF the mothers. A program
of dancing, music and readings was
given.
The engagement Of the Miss Eliza
beth Rosser Tea to Jay Edmondson
Farr was announced Saturday eve
ming at a bridge party given by
Miss Ethel Carpenter in the dieti-
rian's apartment Of the city hospital.
The wedding will take place June
"a, at Lafayette, Ind.
Mrs. Fred Wagner. 912 Eastern
Ave, viii entertain Tuesday with a
luncheon bridge at 1 p. m. in honor
Of Mrs. Ross Winkel, who will sail
May % for England aboard the
Doric, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Edwin Mcllett.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Schmitz, in
charge of the Sunday school at the
Sunnyside Sanatorium, will enter
tain with a musical program for the
patients, Wednesday evening Mrs.
Otto Bell will sing, and Evan
Georgiess will play violin numbers.
Miss Helen Schmitz will give read
ings.
Mrs. Philip Zoercher was elected
president OF the Kappa Alpha Theta
Mothers Club, following a charming
luncheon given by the mothers at
the chapter house IN Irvington for
the senior girls Of the sorority and