The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
SOCIAL
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETRoTHALs

IF FIT. Wayne, Ind, whose marriage
will take place at p. m. Saturday
n the roseroom of the Claypool.
Covers were to be laid at large
.able, arranged with spring flowers.
Out-of-town guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Apfelbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Kraus, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kraus,
Miss Rose Kraus, Miss Adelaide
Kraus, Miss Dorothy Wolf, all of
TT. Wayne, Ind. Miss Eleanor
Shane, Warsaw, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. A.
c. Meyerfield Of South Bend, Ind;
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Katz, Wash
lngton, Ohio; Mrs. Nate Frohman
Of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Jake Wine
bach and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon II.
Goldman of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Born will entertain at noon
Saturday at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club with a breakfast FOR Miss
Davis. members of the bridal party
and the out-of-town guests Spring
flowers and tapers in the pastel
shades will be used In decorating.
Mrs. Earl l.. Fortney, 1868 Gull
ford Ave, entertained Friday after
noon with a charming luncheon at
the Polly Primm Tea room, followed
by bridge at her home in honor of
her houseguests, Mrs. J. II. Merrick,
of Chicago. and Mrs. ". II. Lamont.
of Oak Park, ILL.,, and Mrs. l.. w.
Turner's house guests. Mrs. r. II.
Beard, and Mrs. II. r. Humbert, OF
TT. Wayne, Ind.
The tables were prettily appointed
with bouquets of orchid sweet peas
and jonquils, and lighted by yellow
tapers in crystal holders tied with
orchid tulle. Other guests: Mes
danes L. w. Turner, George Il.
Stewart, Harry w. Beebe, J. F.
Aronholt, Charles J. Pettinger. G. c.
Stevens, Kenneth Craft. Cornelius
Allison, J. r. Sentney, T. e. Grins-
lade, William e. Gabe, Morris
Shelby. Walter Sudbrock, Harry f.
Dsinkmeyer. T. w. Bailey.
Ss!ss Ernestine Gardner, 1855 N.
Alabama St.. will entertain Tuesday
with a luncheon and sewing party
for Miss Gladys Sudbrock, whose
marriage to Walter L. Shirley will
take place April %.
Mrs. William Holt, 2115 Central
Ave, entertained eight guests at
luncheon at the Spink-Arms fob
lowed by a theater party at Keith's
In honor of Mrs. Luella B. Freeman,
Of Chicago, formerly Of indianapolis,
who is visiting Mrs. James G.
Sanborn.
Miss Osamae Hensley was to en-
tertain the Beta Sigma Chi Sorority
this evening at the home of Mrs.
Rose Volpp, 2152 Barth Ave.
The Phi Sigma Delta planned to
meet at the Lincoln Friday evening.
These new officers will be installed:
Miss Velma Tyner, president; Miss
LaVonne Morsch, vice president;
Miss Helen Davis, secretary; Miss
Katherine Brandt, treasurer; Miss
Betty White, sergeant-at-arms; Miss
Katherine Tarr. historian, and Miss
Clara Schreiber publicity chairman.
s's
Mrs. Eleanor ". Harvey. 1893 N.
Pennsylvania St, entertaiend five
guests at dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Robert Burrows, 1924 Broad
way, entertained Friday at $3.50
p. m. with charming tea and
musicale In honor of Mrs. Bert
Brown, of West Lafayette. Ind, who
was Miss Christine Wilson before
her marriage and Mrs. Wilbur ID.
Crosse, of Newton Highlands. Mass,
formerly Miss Jeanette Benedict.
Spring flowers In the Easter
colors decorated the rooms. The tea
table, at which Mrs. Ross H. Gar
rlgus presided, assisted by Mrs.
John OFT, was prettily appointed
with bowl of jonquils, and lighted
by yellow tapers in silver holders
Miniature rabbits and master eggs
completed the seasonal effects.
A musical program was given by
Miss Rachel Hull. and Miss Jane
Duckwall, seniors at DE Paw School
Of Music. A group of Mrs. Burrows
pupils. Misses Vivian and Geraldine
Johnson. Maxine Hartwell, Roberta
O'Nelll and Martha McMasters. AS
sisted in the dining room.
Mrs. Burrows was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. w. Glenn Johnson. and
her sister, Mrs. c. Tom Johnson.
Out-oftown guests were Miss Stella
Shoptaugh and Miss Helen Grose,
Of Greencastle. Ind, and Miss Edith
Smart, Of Kentland, Ind.
Mrs. Mary j. Hawkins, 1888 N.
Pennsylvania St., entertained In
formally at dinner Thursday eve
ming. Covers for six were laid
ss%
An invitation is extended to wives
and daughters of Elks to meet
Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the
Elks Club. committee room, fourth
floor to organize woman's club t.
be known as Ladies Elks Social
Club.
The Troubadour Club will entei>
tain with eucht'e party Saturday
evening at Druid's hall, ID w. Ohio
st.
Drill Team %. Ladies Auxiliary
to the 3. OF r. r.. will give a
benefit card party at $40 p. m.
Saturday at Trainmen's hall, 1902 e.
Washington st. The public is in
vited.