The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03

are on the program.
her mother, Mrs. Alfred r. Hovey,
and Mrs. H. H. Woodsmall.
S a pre-nuptial courtesy to
lIAl Miss Eleanor Brennan, whose
LII marriage to George Edward
Meredith of Trenton, N. j., will take
place June 10. at St. Joan Of Arc
Church, Mrs. Charles Jerome
Murphy, 800 E. Fifty-First St., en-
tertained at a buffet luncheon,
bridge and kitchen shower Wednes-
day at her home.
There were guests for sixteen
tables of bridge. Luncheon was
served at small tables, covered with
white oilcloth and decorated with
red geraniums.
Mrs. Murphy was assisted by Mrs.
G. j. Potts and Miss Louise O'Reilly.
In honor of Miss Elizabeth Rosser
Tea, whose marriage to Jay Ed
mondson Farr will take place June
"a, In Lafayette, Ind, Miss Amy
Colescott will entertain at a miscel-
laneous shower Thursday evening in
her apartment at the city hospital
In compliment to Miss Anneke
McCray, who will become the bride
of John Victor Wilson of Columbia,
S. c., June 10, Miss Elizabeth Holly,
| 2152 N Meridian St., invited guests
| for a bridge party and linen shower
Wednesday evening at her home
There were to be guests for four
tables of bridge.
The Zeta Mothers Club will enter
tain the Zeta Tau Alpha seniors of
Butler University at a garden party
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Heagy, 6136 Lowell
Ave.
The seniors .wh owill be present
are Misses Helen Bedell, Edith
Christian, Susie Hartman, Eleanor
King, Margaret Kluger, Margaret
Robinson, Daisy Schultz and Lena
Weitknecht. The monor guests also
will include Miss Ellen Ocker, who
will receive her M. A. degree at But
Ter this year.
The decorations will be garden
flowers and the sorority colors, tur-
quoise and steel gray.
The committee in charge includes
Mesdames E. c. Doeppers, E. E.
Fletcher, C. F. Heagy, A. C. Hohl,
Ralph Renfrew and c. H. Tacoma.
The Monday Club will hold It's last
meeting Of the season, a picnic, at
home of the social chairman, Mrs.
Q. E. Mehring, Seventy-Ninth st.
and College Ave, Monday afternoon.
The program will include hunlor-
Gus readings by Mrs. Edward E.
Files and music under the direction
Of Mrs. T. w. Engle, assisted by
Miss Lucille Stewart, with Mrs. M.
D. Didway as accompanist.
Members can take the Logansport
| local at the Terminal Station at IL
M, getting off at Woodberne Stop
The Alvin P. Hovey Woman's Re-
lief Corps will give a benefit card
party at p. m. Thursday, at home
| of Mrs. Joe McClain, 1918 Perry
Ave.
Misses Jessie May and Blanche
Arnold entertained thirty guests
Tuesday evening at their home. 546
Eastern Ave. They were assisted
by their mother, Mrs. w. S. Arnold.
49,
Mrs. Charles F. Houts gave a
luncheon-bridge Wednesday after.
noon at her home, els E. Pratt ST..
in hbnor of her sister, Mrs. W. c.
Roberts of Steubenville, Ohio. Spring
flowers were used in the decorations
The guests included Mesdames
John Battenfield, Preston Heighly
William McGeehan, c. r. Heffner
Earl Mcdonald Reighly Scott and
Charles Wade.
Mesdames Robert T. Cordrey
Louis j. Dochez, Albert Greatbatct
and John j. Lynch. members Of the
! woman's AUXILIARY TO Local 1870
National Federation Of Postoffice
Clerks, motored to West Baden, Ind
to spend Wednesday and Thursday
at the biennial council meeting OF
the General Federation Of Woaen's
Clubs.
Lavelle Gossett Auxiliary, Veter
ans Of Foreign Wars, arranged q
bunco party for Wednesday evening
at the auxiliary hall, 902 N. Perish
ing Ave.
Mrs. William Hopkins, 3175 Ken
wood Ave, entertained the Elite
Club Tuesday with a luncheon al
her home. Pink and white peonies
decorated the house. Covers were
laid for Mesdames Frank Irwin, Ray
IIadley, Walter Mendell, Will Nog
gle, r. l.. Valid, Charles Faust, Sam
Addison, Fred Waltz. Henry Schotts
Frank Harmony. Ernest Mccain
mon, Earl Hadley and Lottie Tullis
Anna Galbreath, nurse, one OF
the State representatives to the world
w. c. T. U. convention opening ir
Edinburgh, Scotland, Wednesday
will tour Ireland, Scotland, Holland
Belgium. England, Switzerland and
France with group Of other repre-