The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-30
SOCIAL
Activities
e " T Err TAIN M e N T Q
WEDDINGS BETROTHALs

mfS. II. w. OlOChudie was eleCleu
president of the Magazine Club at
the annual luncheon and business
melting held Saturday afternoon al
the Y w. c. A. Mrs. III. w. Rhode.
hamel was elected first vice presi.
dent; Mrs. Delbert o. Wilmeth.
second vice president: Mrs. w. G.
Bartholomew. recording secretary;
Mrs. c. r. Austin. federation sec
rotary, Mrs. Henry J. Coerper,
treasurer, and Mrs. T. ]. Mol, critic.
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Miss Cyrilla Adelaide Tuitt, 1855
N. Alabama St., is in vincennes,
Ind. to take part as a soloist in a
sacred concert in the old Cathedral.
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ida Elizabeth Keaton, 1928
Guilford Ave, spent the weekend at
Lafayette, Ind, attending the Kappa
Delta Rho fraternity dance. Miss
Keaton visited Misses Lucille Prit-
chard and Helen Cooper.
The thirty-third anniversary OF
the Parlor Club was celebrated Mon.
day at the home OF Mrs. David Ross
Haversticks Park. with a luncheon
for twenty-four, followed by a pro.
gram. Covers were laid at small
tables, arranged with spring flowers
A large birthday cake with thirty
three candles was cut.
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson. founder
and first president OF the club was
the guest of honor. Miss Nicholson
and the other past presidents. Mrs
S. z. Perkins. Mrs. William H. Dye,
and Mrs. Harry d. Tutwiler gave
reviews. and greetings. Miss Della
Dearborn, a charter member gave
a memorial talk. Mrs. Harry r.
Miller. and Mrs. w. d. Long gave a
costume playlet, "Mammy's Faith
in Prayer"
Miss Ted Murphy and Miss Lucille
Somerville. fthe Starehouse, are
in charge OF a benefit 500 and
bridge party to be given at the
Columbia Club April 4, at 2 o. m.
The proceeds will be used to aid
sufferers from the tornado disaster
in southern Indiana. Reservations
may be made with either of the
hostesses.
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity
planned to entertain Saturday night
with an annual hard times" dance
at the chapter house. 5s42 z. Wash.
ington St. Raymond Ridge. general
chairman, was assisted by Gordan
Paul and Arnold Davis. Professor
and Mrs. Wood .Unger were to be
chaperons. The house was decorated
in fraternity colors.
Mrs. Everette c. johnson, 5505
Pleasant Parkway, entertained Fri
day afternoon with a spring lunch
con in honor OF Miss Katherine
Lucille winders. whose marriage to
James Wolverton Stockton will take
place May 1. at the Central
Christian church. Daffodils and
orchid sweet peas decorated the
table at which covers were laid for
twelve.
Miss Winders has chosen Miss
Anneka McCray as maid of honor.
Wholston Vanderbilt Stockton will
be best man.
The parent group of the Interna-
tional Study Club will meet Tues
day at 2 p. m. at the Fletcher
American Bank for business meet
ing.
Indianapolis Grove No. 81 U. A.
o. d. will present Bride and
Groom" a three act comedy. by
Holy Innocents Dramatic Club in
the parish hall. Cedar and Fletcher
AYES. Tuesday evening.
Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Moravian Episcopal Church will
meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Carolyn weghorst. 1725 S.
States st.
The Mineola Club planned a bene-
fit card party for Monday evening
at Red Mems hall. North ST.. and
Capitol Ave: