The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
SOCIAL
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Il FL lCC hAII1EnblNE LEV A4N-
llMl Ely, 1870 Broadway, arranged
TO entertain Wednesday eve
ming with a dinner bridge at $50 in
honor of Miss Alice Martha Logs
don. whose MARRIAGE to Charles K.
Alexander will take place March IA.
Sweet peas in the spring shades
were to decorate the tables. The
guest list included Misses Mary
Logsdon, Clara Bell, Florence Bell,
Charlotte Reisner. Charlotte Vie
seke. Sarah Peden. Emily Biegler,
Dorothy Ann Miller, Anne Rogers,
Lucy Lindley.
A handkerchief shower was planned
for Miss Logsdon. Miss Devaney
was to be assisted by her sister,
Miss Marjory Devaney, and her
Mother. Mrs. Lulu X Devaney.
Miss Logsdon will entertain Fri
day afternoon with a trousseau
tea
Mrs. J. C. Davis, entertained the
Kalon Club Tuesday afternoon at
the home of her mother, Mrs. T.. b.
Davis, 906 Fairfield Ave. Three
tables of euchre were played and st.
Patrick's appointments were used.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary,
No. 10, win give card party Friday
evening at 1881 w. Washington st.
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Twenty-Five tables have been re-
served for a benefit bridge party to
be given Saturday afternoon at the
Polly Primm Tearoom by the Delta
Theta Sorority. Bridge. 300 and
nah jongg win be played. The COM
mittee includes Mesdames Morris
Drummonds, II. J. Harting. w. F.
Handy and William r. West.
Meredith Nicholson will speak
about newspaper people of former
days ana short stories at the regular
monthly meeting Tuesday Of the
| Woman's Press Club of Indiana.
which will meet at IL noon, for
luncheon at the Claypool. Reserva-
tons must be made by Saturday
with Mrs. Roy III. Peterson, 3549
Guilford Ave. This win not be a
guest meeting.
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The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,
Group A. will hold a called meeting
Friday at 2 p. n. in the directors
room of the Fletcher American
Bank. Mrs. John l.. Beckner. chair
man, will preside. Plans will be dis
cussed for benefit to raise funds to
equip the library at the hospital.
The Junior Civics Club announces
drive is on for 100 new members.
Every member Is participating in
the campaign and prizes will be
awarded to those bringing in the
most members before April II. The
club meets every Tuesday evening
| at Shelby branch library.
Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges was elected
president of the yoman's Research
Club Monday afternoon at meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Mary r. Carver,
1927 N. Meridian st. Other officers:
Miss Alta Rob>rts. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George Van Dyke. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. w. II. Bob
bitt, third vice president; Miss Eliza
beth Smith. recording secretary; Mrs.
Oren Smith, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Frank Z. Floyd, treasurer; Mrs.
F.. b. Leete. critic; Mrs. Frederick
G.. BALI, parliamentarian; Mrs. l.. NJ.
Edwards. delegate TO the Indiana
Federation of Clubs; Mrs. o. NJ. Pru-
lit. alternate; Mrs. c. e. Lemon, dele
gate to the Local Council; Mrs. H.
z. Hadley, alternate. Serving with
the officers on the executive board
are Mrs. r. o. MvcAlexander and
Miss Margaret Stephenson.
49,
The p. H. c. drill team will give
a card party Thursday at 2:15 p. m.
at Fountain Square Hall. Prospect
st. and Virginia Ave, followed by
a dance in the evening.
49,
Mrs. Bert Mcbride, 2012 N. Della
ware ST., entertained Wednesday
afternoon with a box party at the
Murat Theater In honor of Miss
Margery Taylor. daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. James II, Taylor, who will
return to New York Saturday after
| a short visit with her parents.
The Mothers Club of Lambda
Chi Alpha Fraternity met Wednes-
day afternoon at the chapter house,
| "a S. Butler Ave, to install these
officers: Mrs. G. 1. Smith, president
Mrs. c. II. Money, vice president;
Mrs. Corwin Sells, treasurer; Mrs.
J. A. Firestine, recording secretary;
Mrs. Clara Christopher. correspond
ing secretary. Tea was served with
Mrs. Smith presiding. A summary
of last years work was given by
the retiring officers.
Reservations for the Banquet to
be given by the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale, March Ia, may be made
with any members of the committee
of which Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson
is the head. Tickets are on sale all
day Wednesday and Thursday and
Friday morning at the Mere Iants
Heat and Light Company, a'lC will
be sold before and after the Maine
Musicale program, Friday afternoon,
at the Masonic Hall. IN
$50
The Pal-So-Re Club was to be a.
tertained Wednesday evening 1T
$3.50. at the home of Paul Sylvester.
1921 e. New York st. This VII be
an important meeting and all nieni-
bers are urged to attend.