The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03

ernoon for the Heyl Study Club.
Mrs. T. NJ. Sinner read a paper on
Current Events in Art" Mrs. Har-
old c. Pennicke discussed Current
Events, Domestic and Foreign"
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The literature department of the
Woman's Department Club will en-
terrain with bridgetea at 1870 p.
M Friday at the clubhouse. Reser-
vations are to be made with Mrs.
George f. Olive, 1886 Central Ave,
chairman of the committee in charge.
Mrs. Edward F. Ferger and Mrs.
William F'reund will have charge Of
the tea. Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank
and Mrs. Joseph B. Healing will pre-
side at the tea tables.
Miss Aleen Betz, 1903 T.. Vermont
ST., was to be hostess Tuesday eve
ming for the Alpha chapter of the
SO Fra Club, Inc.
Mrs. Charles F. Hayes. 647 Forty
Fourth ST., was hostess Tuesday aft
ernoon for Chapter F.. P. E. o. Re-
ports Of the supreme convention held
at Minneapolis, Mimi, were given by
Mrs. Walter Y. White and Mrs.
Hugh Johnson. The hostess was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Heller
Hayes.
Mrs. f. j. Suess, GAO Hamilton
Ave, was to entertain sixty guests
at a dinner-bridge and boudoir
shower Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Mary Agnes Costello, whose
marriage to Joseph A Colbert will
take place Thanksgiving day. Little
Miss Frances Harrington, dressed as
Cupid, was to present the gifts.
Miss Regina White, 20S6 N. Tai
bolt ST., will entertain Wednesday
evening with silver shower for
Miss Costello Thursday evening
Miss Marie OConnor, 405S College
Ave-, will entertain for her with
handkerchief shower. Sunday eve
ming Miss Costello will be honor
guest at a buffet supper and miscel-
laneous shower given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Vaughn, 924 Oxford St.
Mrs. Frank Nessler and Mrs. A. D.
Bowen were hostesses at 1 p. m.
Tuesday for, the luncheon and
regular meeting of the Late Book
Club. The table was attractive with
yellow chrysanthemums and yellow
candles in crystal holders. 1.-THE
Book 1 would Take With Me If
Banished to a Desert Isle" was the
subject of the round table discussion.
Mrs. Charles e. Rush, 440 N.
Irvington Ave, was hostess Tues.
day afternoon for the Irvington
Home Study Club. Mrs. Frank T.
Brown discussed Recent Books. -
Miss Helen Doles, 1900 N. Penn
sylvania St., was hostess Monday
evening for the Monday evening sec
ton of the Kappa Gamma Alumnae
bridge tournament.
Members present included Misses
Gwendolyr Dorey, Dorothy Black,
Katherine Lennox, Dorothy Day,
Ruth Fifer, Gladys Trick, Edith
Gore, Betty Matthews, Gertrude
Schmidt, Maribelle Weigneger, Bet
ty Burgess, Dorothy Watkins, Mar
jorie Hendren and Gertrude Thuem-
Ter.
Miss Georgia Fredenburg, whose
marriage to Paul A. Sharick will
take place Nov. IA, was honor guest
Monday evening at prettily appoint
ed bridge party and miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Frances
Mathers, $50 N. East st. The tables
were attractive with blue candles
tied with orchid tulle.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. F.. L. Mathers. Guests
with Miss Fredenburg included
Misses Loretta Dudley, Helen Perry,
Eleanor Blizzard, Celestine Donnelly.
Betty Moorehead, Marjorie Goode.
Cornelia Bates, Edith MacAlpine.
Helen Beck. Katherine Mueller and
Mesdames Robert Miller, L. w.
Cline and Robert Jones.
$50
Miss Dorothy Lang, 2115 Broad
way. will entertain with a dinner
party Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Anna Laura Buchanan.
Madison, Ind, who is the house
guest of her cousin, Miss Geneva
Boetteher. 1927 Broadside Ave. Miss
Boetteher entertained with dinner
party for her cousin Sunday evening.
Other guests were Misses Hazel
Lankin and Dorothy Lang and
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