The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-24
SOCIAL
Activities
ENr z r T AIN M e N T 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

FIR. AND MRS. ]. E. MIN
lMl THORNE. 1920 N. Meridian
@ St., viii entertain Saturday
evening with radio party in cele-
bration of the publication OF maya
zine story by Mrs. Minthorne.
Twenty-four guests were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at a pref
tily appointed luncheon bridge at
the Propylaeum. given by Mrs.
Gwyn Patterson. 2s15 Washington
Blvd. Covers were laid at small
tables, decorated with centerpiece OF
spring flowers and lighted by yell
low tapers. The appointments were
in a color scheme of yellow and
lavender.
The L. s. Ayres Co.. viii be host
for q luncheon to be given Wednes-
day at the tea room. for the mem
bers OF the State Assembly Woman's
Club. Style shows and a talk will
follow the luncheon.
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Mrs. James L. Kalieen. 2444
Park Ave-, viii entertain her church
club at a candlelight tea Wednes-
day afternoon. officers of the Indi-
annapolis Parent Teacher Assccia-
ton will be special guests. A pro-
gram on Vivian Gilbert, lecturer
and author. soon to appear in Indi-
annapolis to give THE Romance OF
the Last Crusade will be given by
Miss Gertrude Baker. Assisting Mrs.
Kalleen will be Mesdames John A.
Mcdonald. Ralph A. Lemcke. Daniel
Layman, ". II. Larsen, James Nc
Connell, Miss Mary Mcconnell and
Miss Flora Ketcham.;
DIR. Joseph r. Harker. president
OF the Illinois Woman's College, was
honor guest Tuesday at an informal
iunchccn given by local alumnae at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs.
James T. Cunningham was chair
man of arrangements. Covers were
laid ct q table decorated with spring
flowers and lighted by yellow and
blue tapers. DR.. Harker spoke.
Others present: Mesdames Leo X.
Fesier. II. A. Shonle, Chester AL
bright. j. G. Dinwiddie. Wayne
Cory. Oren Cunningham. Gordon
Rosencrans, Miss Bess Morgan, of
Indianapolis, Mrs. w. II. Day Of
Okland. ILL.,. and Mrs. Roy Graham
Of Franklin. Ind.
Twenty-Five tables were reserved
Tuesday for the luncheon, NAH
jongg and card party given by the
Temple Sisterhood, third floor Of the
Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg. Proceeds
will go toward a fund for the new
Temple. Mrs. I. L. Steiner was
chairman of the committee.
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The Two in One Club will give a
card party Thursday afternoon at
2:30 at the I. o. o. F. hall, Hamil-
ton and e. Washington SITS.
The Inter-Alia Club met for
luncheon Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. #. II Langsenkamp. aS2s
Washington Blvd Covers for thirty
were laid at large table, attractive
ly decorated with sweetpeas in pas
tel shades and lighted by blue
tapers in silver holders. Mrs. Doll
man. of Cincinnati. Ohio. was
guest. Mrs. J. w. Taylor and Mrs.
r. w. Shideler, read papers.
The regular meeting OF the So
Fra Club was planned for Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Aleen
Betz, 1903 e. Vermont st.
Mrs W.. ]. Slate, 1928 e. Fall
Creek Blvd, entertained the wom-
ans Department Club at a buffet
luncheon Tuesday. Pink roses were
used to decorate the serving table.
Sixteen members were present and
Mrs. George vanDyke was a guest.
A business meeting followed. at
which plans were discussed for a
rummage sale.
Mrs. L. Dora Strawn, So N. Rit-
ter Ave-, was hostess at a George
Washington party Tuesday for Irv-
ington Tuesday Club. flags were
used to decorate and the house was
lighted by red tapers. Favors were
cherries. The hostess was assisted
by Mesdames S. B. Walker. c. B.
Scott and Willis Miller. The pro-
gram included a talk on recent plays
dealing with American life by Mrs.
William Forsyth.
Southern Star Council 1896 F. B.
Of A. was to entertain with a vaude-
vile show Tuesday evening at S15
at Eagles Hall. 43 W. Vermont st.