The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-05
SOCIAL
Activities
EN- TIE TAIN MEN T s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Willard
Hutchings, S24 E. Forty-Sixth ST.
arranged an informal dinner fol-
Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Thor Ramsen, of Grand Rapids
Mich, who are visiting Mrs. Ram
sens mother, Mrs. H. Knudsen, until
Saturday. Pink sweetpeas were to
be used in the table appointments
Other guests: Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Rhine and DIR. and Mrs. e. E
Voyles.
Mrs. John w. Kern, 1886 N. Penn
sylvania St., entertained delightfully."-
Thursday afternoon with tea in
honor of the wives of Democratic
editors here for the banquet of the
Indiana Democratic Editorial AS
ISOLATION, Thursday night and for
the wives of Democratic Legislators
Baskets of American Beauty roses
decorated the reception room. The
tea table in the dining room was
arranged with a silver basket OF
calcndulas, and lighted by orange
yellow tapers in silver olders. One
hundred guests were present.
Songs were given by Harry Alex
ander Moore, boy singer, &C
companied by Miss Ethel May
Moore.
Receiving with Mrs. Kern were
Mrs. L. G. Ellingham of Fit Wayne
Ind, Mrs. Kern's houseguest, and
Mesdames Samuel M. Ralstor
Thomas r. Marshall, John S. Nit.
chell, Walter Chambers, Thurman
A. Gottschalk, James r. Riggs, A.
P. Flynn, Edna M Christian. John
w. Trenck and Miss Gertrude r.
McHugh.
Mrs. G. j. Koelsch, 14S4 E. Wash.
ington St., entertained the Tarry-a,
While Club at luncheon Thursday,
Covers for ten were laid at a table
appointed with bowl OF red sweet
peas and Valentine place cards. Mrs.
Koelsch was assisted by Mrs. Harry
Webster. Contents were held follow.
ing luncheon.
George Fiel, student at the Uni
versity of Illinois, will spend the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fiel, 2505 E.. Seven
tenth st.
Mrs. Emil We'll of Evansville, Ind,
will come Friday to spend a few
days with her daughter, Miss Ruby
We'll, 2101 N. New Jersey st.
The second OF a series Of charm
ing Valentine luncheon-bridge par
ties by Mrs. Reinie A. Miller and
Mrs. Gustav H. Mueller was given
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Miller, S101 N. Delaware St.
There were guests for fifteen ta-
bles. Valentine appointments were
used, with the ices and cakes in
molds of hearts, and flowers in the
Valentine shades.
to be given wednesday. at the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club have been is.
sued by Mrs. B. NJ Forbes, 4502
Washington Blvd, and Mrs. r. B.
Tuttle.
Mrs William r. Cooper. Colon
made apartments, has issued invita-.
lions for a luncheon-bridge Feb. 1s
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Hostesses for card parties to be
given Friday evening by the Beta
Chi Sorority of Butler University
recently granted charter Of Alpha
Chi Omega, are: Miss Elizabeth An.
derson, 4233 Washington Blvd, as.
sisted by Misses Dorothy Bassett,
Irma Roller and Betty Curn; Miss
Dorothy Brown, 1914 Winthrop. Ave-,
assisted by Misses Lucinda Smith,
Margaret Bartlett, Catherine Harold,
Miss Mary Swain, 1903 N. Alabama
St., assisted by Misses Leota Miller
and Julia Bretzman; Mrs. Martha
ObOOlC OOAyu oot Az AANAI16 lOn ave.
assisted by Misses Helen Erber, Vir-
ginia Curtis. Hostesses for the party
at the chapter house are Misses
Dorothy Coryelle, chairman; Jean
Mcbride, Catherine Keenan, and Ber-
nice Abbott.
Four chapters Of the Delta Delta
Rho sorority will install officers Fri
day evening following dinner and
program at the Polly Primm tea
room.
Miss Mayme A. Blades invited
these guests to 8 Valentine dinner
bridge Thursday evening at the Polly
Primm tea room: Mr. and Mrs, j.
@ Hardesty, Miss Rose Miller of
Denver, Colo, Miss Mary Ehrns-
burger, Albert VaVant, Miss Jessie
Gladdish of Evansville. Ind, Miss
Sally Harrison and Mrs. Earl
Hitch.
Mrs. II. l.. Hodges, 3044 Ruckle
St., was hostess Thursday afternoon
for the North Side Study Club. Pro-
gram included papers by Mrs. Rob-
ert Binkley and Mrs. Hiram B.
Pearce. Mrs. Charles j, Schulz, a
guest of the club, told Of a recent
trip abroad, and Mrs. H. w. Dragoo.
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