The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-21

Activities
EN- TIE R T AIN NTs
WEDDINGS BETR0THALS


noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Scott Bell, at the home of
Mrs. Bell, Chadwick Apis. The
rooms were decorated in yellow and
pink flowers, while the favors were
yellow and pink baay doll cushions.
The guests included, Mesoames
Willard Hart, L. c. Loughry. Paul
Rockford, Donald Hart, P, Shapard
Marsh, George Mcdonald. Misses
Dorothy Oblinger, Helen Goodnow,
Mary watson, Henrietta Reagan,
Grace Yoger and Naomi Davidson.
Mrs. Flemming was to entertain
Friday evening with family dinner,
in honor Of Mrs. Taylor Bell, of
Lebanon, md, at her home. 1903 W.
Twenty-Six St.
Robert Odgers and Lee H. Hotel
Of Newark, ~. J., who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Hotel of 1853 W. Drive, Woodruff
Place will leave Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Swartz will give re-
ception for the members and their
families of India napolis Shrine No.
6, Order of White Shrines of
Jerusalem, Saturday evening at 119
E Ohio st.
Mrs. Anna Lorlng and Miss Edith
Loring, who have been the guests
of Mrs. ]. R. Hart, 1926 Central Ave,
will return home Saturday.
Miss Margaret Newman, 1855 w.
Thirty Fourth ST, is spending the
remainder Of the summer at Lake
Wawasee and Lafayette. Ind.
The Auxiliary to the Common
wealth Community Club was to give
a card party at $50 p. m. Friday at
Liberty Hall, 32OS E. Michigan St.
Public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Arndt and
daughter, Dorothy. 314s Ruckle, have
returned home after spending two
months in California and Baltimore,
Nd.
Elmer F. Lewellen, 1904 E.
Georgia St. and Dallas B. Castle,
512 y. Denny ST., left Friday to
spend the weekend with relatives in
Louisville, Ky.
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Of
Butler University will entertain with
its first rush dance at the Hotel
Lincoln, Saturday evening. The pro-
grams will be in the sorority colors
Of gold and black and sixty couples
will attend. Miss Eleanor Dunn and
Miss Emma Deal are in charge of
the arrangements.
Mrs. Carl F. Lauenstein, 249 w.
Forty-Fourth St., issued invitations
Friday for a party Sept. 2 in honor
of Miss Gail Hammond, whose mar
rage to Kenneth Winfield Davis,
Mobile, Ala, will take place Sept.
s, and Mrs. c. A. Brown of Lafay-
cite, Ind, who was Miss Christine
Wilson before her marriage.
Miss Hammond was the honor
guest at bridge party of five tables
at the home of Mrs. Merle N. A.
Walker, 1910 Washington Blvd, FRI
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. B. Burnet, 1864 N. Penn
sylvania ST., was hostess Thursday
for a meeting of the program COM
mittee Of the art department of the
Woman's Department Club. Plans
for the program for the year were
made.
Mrs. S. z. Perkins, who is spend
ing the summer in England, will give
talk on Modern English Art" at
the opening meeting Oct. fs. Mrs.
Llewellyn Chaplin, Shove will give
an exhibition of this type of art
also.
At a called meeting Of the board
of directors Of the seventh district
Federation of Clubs at the Fletcher
American Bank Thursday, indorse-
ment was given of a. movement to
combine the Federation with the
Local Council of Women and other
wolren's organizations in giving
Peace" a pageant written by Mrs.
Albion Fellows Bacon, Evansville,
Ind
Movement for the purchase Of
'sLimberlost," home Of the late Gene
Stratton Porter. by women Of Indi-
ana as a State park also was ap-
proved. The opening meeting Of the
year Will be in October.
Mrs. r. b. Orr, 394S n. Capitol
Ave, was hostess Friday for the re
gular monthly luncheon and business
meeting of the Alpha Alumnae Club
Of Kappa Alpha Theta Gorority
Covers for twenty-five were laid.
Capitol Club will give q card party
Saturday evening and Sunday after
noon at Plumbers hall, Alabama
and Washington Sts.
Delta Zeta sorority of, Butler Uni
yersity will entertain with a purple
cotillion at the chapter house 5S15
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