The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-24
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Friday for 81. Petersburg, Fla,
where her Marriage to Henry c.
Churchman Jr., will take place Sun
day. The afternoon was spent in
hemming tea towels for Miss Noble.
Mrs. William Helfenberger, 1902
e. Fall Creek Blvd, entertained
members of the Woman's Depart
ment Club Auxiliary to the F. II.
N. A. with a luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter and Mrs.
James A. Bawden were special
guests.
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke spoke on
Indiana Writers and Literature at
the discussion luncheon of the In
dianapolis Local Council of Women
Tuesday at the Central Avenue
Methodist Church. Mrs. Austin De.
Wore sang, accompanied by Mrs.
John Kolmer, DR.. Harold F. Hatch,
superintendent of Sunnyside San.
atorium, talked on the work of the
institution illustrated by moving
pictures. Representatives of the
charter organizations gave five-min-
ute talks. IIostesses were presidents
of the affiliated literature clubs.
Covers for 1872 were laid at tables
arranged with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
A lUnChaOp "a I'd ma Y-tv aud Iippar
party were given Monday by Mrs
Fred Schilling for Mrs. Ionic Le-
May, at the latter's home, 2209 Col.
lege Ave, in honor of her birthday
anniversary. The women were
oined at dinner by their husbands
Guests besides Mr.. and Mrs. Schil-
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. LeMay,
Messrs and Mesdames Arnold Brink
nan, Claude Carleton, Max Oemler,
Nose Whipple, Harry Gibson and
son Junior, Elmer Coy, John Van
Court of Indianapolis; Ralph Siler
IF Carthage, Ind, and. Mesdames
Estella Mavity and Bee Haager.
The Junior class Of the ST. John
Academy entertained the senior class
Tuesday afternoon from to in
the reception hall of the academy.
The hall was decorated in rainbow
effect, and the guests were served
at small tables arranged with silver
baskets Of pink tearoses. and lighted
by yellow princess tapers. A ban
program was to be given by the
junior class under the direction of
Miss Mary Mullany. Miss Eileen
Moore was to be toastmistress.
Dancing was to be a feature Of the
evening. Honor guests were the
Rev. Clement, and the Rev. A. Sui
Ivan. Officers Of the Junior class
who were hostesses are: Misses Rita
Hess, president; Mary Mullany, vice
president; Anne Condron, ecretary;
Clara Peterson, treasurer; Eileen
Moore, librarian. Helen Whiting
ham, class historian.
Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, 31G0 N.
Pennsylvania ST., entertained with a
luncheon at l p. m. Tuesday at the
Woodstock Club in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Macfarlane. Pittsburgh,
Pa, who is the house guest Of Mrs.
Matthews Fletcher, 1909 N. Della
ware st.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Hodges,
Miss Macfarlane, Mrs. Fletcher and
Miss Julia Brink, and Mesdames
Jesse Fletcher, Henry Jameson,
Harvey Elan, Boyd Gillespie,
Thomas Stevenson and Theodore
Griffith.
Miss Julia Bailey. 2040 N. Capitol
Ave, entertained with bunko party
ut her home Monday evening in
honor Of Miss Helen Mueller,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Muel-
Ter, 1109 w. Thirty-Third St., whose
marriage to Floyd Quinn will take
place Thanksgiving day.
Other guests were Misses Merrell
Ashley, Edith Becker, Margaret
Braun, Nell Bracken, Zelma Crabill,
Marguerite Camp, Alma Ebert,
Irene Hicks, Natalie Boswell Mar
garet Frey, Moan Howell, Margaret
Murray, Anna OFT, Dorothy Boehm.
Mabel Sanders, Rose Themes, Hazel
Smith and Emma Vahle and Mes
DANES Robert Money Frank Wenzcl,
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