The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-20
SOCIAL
Activities
EN- e r t AIN M q N 7 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


ance at English's. Honor guests
were Miss Elizabeth Greer and Ed
ward Norvell. whose marriage will
take place late in April. Other
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Abb
bolt Dickson. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Bobbs, Miss Anna Louise Griffith
and Henry SEVERN.
Miss Elizabeth Lockard. 1415 N.
Delaware St., invited these guests
to a dinner Friday evening preced-
ing the Dramatic Club performance
at English's: John Ryan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Gould and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Thornton, Jr.
The Theta Tau Sigma Sorority win
be entertained Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Ona Brooks, 1917
Rural st. Mrs. Brooks recently re-
turned here to live from Laurel.
Miss. Final arrangements for the
sorority's May dance will be made.
Inc MOtnerS circle Oh DeeCu
Grove School is sponsoring a bene-
fit performance and a return en-
gagement of Miss Cordelia Wooden
and j. Carl Martin in four one-act
plays and readings in the school
auditorium Tuesday at 1880 p. m.
The proceeds will be added to the
fund for the new kindergarten
which is to be started about April
6. A new program will be given
by Miss Wooden and Mr.. Martin.
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Mrs. Chester A. Miller, 3116 Park
Ave, will entertain with five tables
of luncheon bridge Tuesday at the
Polly Primm Tea Room for Mrs.
Rex NJ. Young of Dallas, Tex, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l. r.
Whiting.
A prettily appointed st. Patrick's
tea and musicale was given Friday
Gamma Mothers Club at the
chapter house, 1857 E. Washington
St. Guest day was observed. One
hundred members and guests were
present.
A program OF songs was given by
Mrs. Frances Johnson. soprano. ac-
companied by Mrs. Adah Strong.
Miss Dorothy Eaines gave read.
ings.
The tea table, at which Mrs. F.
w. Ballweg and Mrs. Charles Kist-
ner presided. was decorated with a
basket Of spring flowers and lighted
by green tapers in silver holders.
Shamrock cakes and minis were
served. Mrs. T. A. Cooley was
general chairman. Assisting hos
tesses were Mesdames F. NJ. Black.
Harry Hammond. o. l.. Watkins,
w B. Boyd, II. II. Wright, w. II.
Patrick, II. NJ. Glossbrenner.
Mrs. George Kadel. 5131 Washing |
ton Blvd, arranged to entertain the
members OF the Delta Tau Danes |
and their husbands at a bridge |
party OF nine tables, Friday eve
ming. Spring flowers were to be
used in decorating Assisting hos
tesses: Mrs. Fred Tucker and Mrs. |
Joseph Grubb.
The Mothers Alliance of Alpha |
Delta Theta Sorority entertained
with an all-day meeting Wednesday
at the chapter house. 1855 Uni
versity Ave. Luncheon for thirty
five was served. Miss Helen Payne
sang Irish folk songs. The after
noon was spent making Easter
baskets.
Miss Frances Ward Of Grand Rap |
ids. Mich. was entertained at lunch
con at the Propylaeum Thursday by
Miss Elizabeth Burford, 1101 N. Della
ware st. Other guests were: Miss
Virginia Reed. Miss Elizabeth Greer |
and Mrs. Benner Breeze Miss
Ward. who has been the house guest |
of Miss Reed, will be the guest of |
Mrs. Breeze next week Miss Sarah |
Frances Kackley entertained on
Wednesday evening with a small |
bridge party for Miss Ward.
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Mrs. Louis Hitzelberger, 1907 N.
Illinois ST.. entertained her club at
three tables OF luncheon bridge at
the Polly Primm tearoom Friday
Mrs. Charles 3. McFadden, sac |
West Dr.. Woodruff Place, will en-
tortoix, rTv ,oa1a,r x,-stL a 1>~td--~ Co. |
her club at the Polly Primm tea
room. Eight guests win be present. |
Mrs. F.~F. Logsdon was elected !
president Of the woman's Advance
Club on Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. s. Mahlon Unger. 2219
N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. A. A.
Thomas was elected vice president:
Mrs. Harry JIcClelland, secretary:
Mrs. c. A. Cook. treasurer; Mrs. M.
C. Lewis. delegate to the Local Coun-
Gil Of Women; Mrs. r. L. Phythian,
Mrs. L. d. Owens, dele
gate to the Seventh District; Mrs. C.
B. Hodges, alternaet.
Mrs. Paul Hancock, 500i N. Cap
itol Ave-, will entertain her club at
bridge Tuesday at the Polly Primm
tearoom.
At meeting Of the Tuesday
Club at the home of Mrs.
F. t. Reed, s370 Broadway, the name
was changed to the Tuesday Social
Club.
At special meeting Of the Oliver
Perry Morton chapter OF the Daugh-
ters of the Union, 1s61-65, Thursday
afternoon at the Fletcher American