The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-15
SOCIAL
- Activities
EN- TER TAIN M e N T 8
WEDDINGS RETROTHALS

|A given give WEDNESDAY ,1 y,. afteTn9 bon
e. Fifteenth ST., in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Greer, whose marriage to
Edward Norvell will take place April
25. Other guests: Mesdames Abbott
Dickson, Frank Fishback. Henry c.
Thornton, Jr., Julian Bobbs, Dudley
Pfaff, Otto FrenZel, and Misses Anna
Barbara Coburn, Anna Louise Crit
fifth, Katherine Greer, and Amelia
Henderson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watterson Hughes,
entertained the Literary Sixteen
Club at luncheon Wednesday at this
Sphinx Arms. Jonquils and tulips
were used as decorations. Mrs. Dick
Richards, and her mother and Miss
Rellavere Shuterly were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watterson
of Chicago will return home Thurs
day after a visit with Mrs. Hughes.
Miss Evelyn Butler was elected
president of the Womans Faculty
Club Tuesday afternoon at a meet
ing at home of Mrs. Robert Alley.
80 y. Hawthorne Lane. Other new
officers: Mrs. j. w. Putnam, first
vice president; Mrs. Henry Gelston.
second vice president; Miss Margaret
= -uner. recording secretary; Miss
Mary Mcbride, corresponding secre-
tary. and Miss Gladys Banes, treas
urer Mrs. Louis Burkhart gave
talk on bees. Plans were discussed
for faculty picnic to be held at the
May meeting at home Of Professor
and Mrs. Paul Haworth at West
Newton, Ind.
The indianapolis Alumnae Of Delta
Zeta will entertain with buffet sup
per at the chapter house, 5S15 f.
Washington St, Saturday evening.
The supper will be followed by cleo
ton of officers. Hostesses: Mrs.
Walter Smuck and Misses Hazel
Funk. Efie Abraham. Hester Rem
ard Pauline Allen and Mary Lane.
Young people OF st. Anne's Church.
Mars Hill, will give a dance Thurs
day at p. m Lunch will be served.
Tom Elrod of the Indianapolis
News gave a talk on his experiences
in newspaper work at the regular
monthly luncheon meeting of the
Woman's Press Club of Indiana
Tuesday at the Claypool. Elected to
membership were Mrs. Adolph Gagg,
and Mrs. Grace Dwyer' Riehm Of
Terre Haute, Ind; Mrs. Estelle c.
Martin Of Martinsville. Ind; Mrs.
Lulu Neal Of Noblesville, Ind; Miss
Ivy Charnness of Bloomington, Ind,
and Mrs. o. B. Harris of Sullivan,
Ind. Mrs. Julian d. Hogate, presi-
dent, presided.
b More than four hundred persons
were expected to attend the annual
charity ball Of the Children's Sun
shine Club Of Sunnyside Wednesday
evening in the Travertine room of
the Lincoln. The room was deco
rated with spring flowers. A special
number was to be a group of songs
by Miss Janet Workman.
The Independent Social Club
elected Mrs. c. l.. Dearmin. presi-
dent, Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Allan T. Fleming, 1909
W. Twenty-Sixth st. Mrs. l.. w.
Ellis was elected first vice-president;
Mrs. Howard Galley, second vice
president; Mrs A. NJ. Carr, recording
secretary; Mrs. NJ. b. Spellman, cor
| responding secretary, and Mrs.
Hattie Ryder. treasurer. Mrs. Frank
Shellhouse was appointed delegate
to the general Federation Of Wo-
mans Clubs Mrs. Frank E. Peters,
alternate; Mrs. Allan T. Fleming,
State Federation Of Clubs; Mrs. w.
r. Ratcliffe, alternate; Mrs. w. Z.
Kyle, Seventh District Federation Of
Clubs: Mrs. ]. d. Davy, alternate;
Mrs. II. X Pruitt, Local Council Of
Women: Mrs. Charlee Wilson, alter
nate; Mrs. Howard Stitt, clubwoman
chairman, and Mrs. Walter S. More,
publicity chairman.
Miss Anneka McCray. 1928 N.
Meridian St.. will entertain Saturday
with a luncheon bridge for Miss
Lucille Winders. whose marriage to
James Wolverton Stockton will take
place May /. Miss McCray will be
maid Of honor at the wedding.
Yellow and green decorations were
used in appointing the roof garden
Of the indianapolis Athletic Club
for the brideg tea given Wednesday
afternoon by local women in the in
terest of the national amateur golf
invitational tournament to be held
on the Coffin and Riverside courses.
June 10 and 20.
More than two hundred tables
We're reserved for TIE affoir. GAY
balloons were tied To the tables,
During the tea hour, Mrs. Anita
Cochrane Scott, sang.
Mrs. H. l.. Richardt, was general
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Wallace Lee, E. b. Rinker, Pratt
Searle. Donald Rose, Ralph Edger
ton, Kenneth Mosiman, Walter G.
DIN, Robert Lewis, Ted Byrne, VIII
bur Shook, Winston Rambo, Thomas
n. Wynne, John Brant, Carleton
Best, Gilbert Hawkins. and Lowell
Wilson.
The Wednesday Afternoon Read
ing Club met with Mrs. G. w. Shat