The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-06

ActiUitieS
EN- E N T
WEDDINGS BETROTHALs

7RS. W. r. ENoCHs, $50 E.
M Thirty-Fourth ST.. gave a
- pretty luncheon and NAH
jongg party Tuesday afternoon for
eight guests. Covers were laid at
one table with a centerpiece of pink
roses and individual crystal holders
with pink tapers. Name cards and
prizes were in nah jongg effect.
Guests were Frank L. Riggs.
Ralph B. Whitaker. L. A. Thomp-
son, H. P. KruIl, Joseph Howell, Will
liam d. Hatfield, I. l.. Craig.
Mrs. o. l.. Major of Culpepper, Va,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
r. Walter Jarvis, 1914 Washington
Blvd, was the guest of honor Tues
day at a pretty luncheon and 300
party given by Mrs. Claude 7. Grit
fifth, ga Z. Twelfth st.
Guests were friends of Mrs. Grit
fifth and their mothers. The mothers
were seated at one table decorated
with a ce~hterpiece Of carnations and
spring flowers with green ribbons
running to each cover with a framed
Mother" quotation marking each
place. Four green tapers in silver
holders lighted the table. The other
guests were seated at two small
tables.
The guests included Mesdames
Schwetter of Louisville, KY; E. C..
Hardegen, M. H. Taylor. NJ. E. Ker-
sey, Anna Rowlett and their daugh-
tiers; Mesdames R. Walter Jarvis.
Nell Kemper. Robert Pike. James
Fitzgerald. Alvin Carpenter and e.
f. Stemmelen.
= The Aftermath Club will meet
thursday afternoon with Mrs. ]. H.
Brill, 1916 Carrollton Ave.
Fifty covers were laid at the lunch
con Tuesday given by the Marion
County chapter OF American War
Mothers at the Claypool honoring
Mrs. n. H. Mcclure of Kansas City,
Mo-, national war mother. Mrs. q.
May Hahn. president, presided and
an orchestra Composed of members
OF the Foremen's and Policemen's
Band gave a program.
Mrs. Mcclure outlined the program
of work set as the ideal for all the
units in the national organization
which she is going about the country
taking up with the local units.
Mrs. Hahn has appointed Mrs. Os-
car Lewis, Mrs. Harry Lingenfelter,
Mrs. Robert Fitch and Mrs. Sara
Uien on the committee for a recep-
ton to be held Wednesday night at
the chapter headquarters, 440 N.
Pennsylvania St, in honor Of Mrs.
Mcclure.
Mrs. William Allen Moore Is gen.
eraI chairman for the Little Theater
Society annual costume ball Jan. %
at the Atbenaeum. Others on the
committee are: Mrs. James B. Steep,
tic,1ets: Mrs. Stuart Dean, boxes and
Murrily wickard. decorations.
Ths Mystic Tie Club will meet
Thursda with Mrs. Paul F. Robin
son, S137 Park Ave, for luncheon.
MRS. e. E. Stacy. 4510 Carroliton
Ave, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
for the guest party of the Meridian
Heights Inter-Se Club. She, was as
SISTED by Mrs. r. L. Williamson,
Mrs. B. D. Yarian and Mrs. Charles
A. Mueller.
Tie rooms were arranged with
fersA and baskets of narcissus. The
dining table was lighted by gold and
yellow tapers in crystal holders.
There were about seventy guests.
The program included a paper by
Mrs. Kenny Smith on "Contempor-
airy French Literature" two plano
solos, and two musical monologues.
by Mrs. c. J. Summers, who also
played during the serving hour;
vocal solos by Miss Beatrice Batty,
accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Bailey.
Papers were read by Mrs. Helen
Eaton Jacoby and Mrs. Winifred
Clark Wolff at a meeting of the
Fortnightly Literary Club Tuesday
afternoon at the Prppylaeum.
Miss Edna L. Hamilton. superin-
tendent Of the Public Health Nurs-
ing Association, will give a report
OF the work done in the past year
at the annual luncheon Thursday in
the Travertine Room of the Lincoln.
There win also be an election of Of
ficers and a demonstration of the
work done by the nursing staff
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