The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-10

Activities
e N T e r. T A N M e N T
WEDDINGS BETROTHALs


first lecture tour in this country.
Mrs. Stephens was also an honor
! guest. The dinner was to be fol-
lowed by lecture at the school hall,
open to the public. Wednesday
morning Mr. Stephens will address
the pupils. Until their departure
for Milwaukee, Wis, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens will be
guests at Tudor Hall.
Mr.. Stephens, who has received
highest honors in his field of writing
in Ireland. is writing an Irish epic,
the first volume OF which, ''Derrdre,"
has been published.
The Woman's Research Club will
meet Monday at the John Heron
Art Institute at 2:30 p. m. for pro-
gram on old Masters and Modern
Art" Mrs. Orren Smith will have
the first part of the subject and Di-
rector ]. Arthur MacLean of the in
stitute will talk on modern art.
Hostesses: Mesdames Wymund
Beckett. NJ. F. Ault and T. c. Bene-
dict.
A prettily appointed dinner-oridge
and miscellaneous shower was
given Monday evening by Miss Dor
othy Mueller. 1908 Carrollton Ave,
in honor of Miss Alice Martha Logs
don, whose marriage to Charles Kle
ment Alexander will take place Sat
urday. Covers for twelve were laid
at table arranged with basket of
jonquils and lighted by yellow tap
ers in crystal holders. Shower gifts
were concealed in a large wedding
bell which hung over the table. Miss
Mueller was assisted by her moth
er. Mrs. Charles A. Mueller. and
other guests were Misses Katherine
Devaney, Clara and Florence Bell.
Kathleen and Emily Biegler. Lucille
Tyner, Martha Ann Thompson.
Anne Rogers. Martha Sillery and
Mary Katherine Logsdon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Meyer, 1922 n.
Meridian ST.. who are in Miami. Fla,
will return home the last of the
month.
Mrs. Glenn f. Harsh, 1909 Central
Ave-. will entertain six guests at
luncheon bridge Thursday at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club.
Miss Mildred Huls planned to en-
terrain about thirty guests at an in
formal reception Tuesday evening
for Rudolph Reuter- at the Sphinx
Arms. following concert in which
Mr.. Reuter- was to appear at the
Masonic Temple. under auspices of
the Paramount Artists Service. Mrs.
Lafayette Page and Mrs. z. c. John
son are to assist Miss Huls.
Mrs. Herbert j. league. 3403 Car
rollton Ave., will entertain with two
tables of luncheon bridge at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club Thursday.
The Woman's League of Butler
| University will give a tea for the
lSsophomore women, Wednesday, in
the university residence. Miss Doris
Smith and Mildred Stilz are in
charge. Chaperones: Miss Evelyn |
Butler, dean of women; Miss Corinne
yelling and Miss Margaret Bruner.
The residence will be decorated in |
st. Patrick's day colors, and minis
and shamrock cookies viii be served. |
Irish musical numbers will be on
the program.
Mrs. Grace z. Hoffmeyer. 337 N. |
Liberty ST.. entertained Ye Olde |
Tyne Cinch Club at a st. Patrick's
day luncheon and card party Tues
day afternoon. Appointments were |
in green and white. Green tapers |
in silver holders lighted the tables, |
and favors were shamrocks and |
green hats filed with green candles. !
Guests: Mesdames Teresa Albert,
Bertha Anderson, Hazei Hirsch,
Alice Pottenger, Nellie Pfeiffer,
Maude McGrail, Maths Treat, Eliza
beth Smith, Cora Swar'7 =
yelling, Beatric Porte and Alex
ander Goodwin.
hioS 80 mdIBcTy ldylOT returned
Monday to New York, after a visit
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
James H. Taylor, 1908 N. Pennsyl-
vania st.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson. 1895
N. Pennsylvania ST., entertained on
Tuesday afternoon with a birthday
anniversary party in honor OF little
Miss Susanna Harrington Jameson,
4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Jameson. The centerpiece
of the serving table was a large
pink crepe paper rose, in which
were concealed toys attached to rib
DO IS which the children pulled. Fa-
vors were green hats filled with cam
dies, and balloons. A fishing pond
was a feature OF the entertainment.
Mrs. c. L. OFT OF Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Alvin M. Carpenter, 1850 Wash
ington Blvd.
Miss Ruth McDougal, 1047 N.
Beville Ave., will entertain the ac-
tive chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon so
rority for the March meeting on
Wednesday evening at a $50 dinner
at the Bamboo Inn.
Miss Dorothy Clarke of Cleveland.
Ohio, will come Wednesday for
visit with Mrs. Frank j. Hoke, Ill
f. Sixteenth st.
nnd liunr Nil in