The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21

and Mrs. Sidney Fenstermaker and
Mrs Frederick Van. Mugs sang a
group Of songs, accompanied by Mrs
Virgil Moon. Mrs. Caroline w. Wade
and Mrs. George Grinsteiner pre-
sided at the tea tables. They were
assisted in serving by Mrs. Lucius
French, George Spindler, j. II. Trim
BILE G. P. Condor, II. X. Dunn, Hal
Taylor and Russell Cosler. Mrs
Myron Cosler was chairman of the
committee in charge Of arrange
ments.
Indiana Branch League of Ameri-
can Penwomen held it's opening
luncheon Wednesday at the Sphinx
Arms Hotel Covers were laid for
twenty. Mrs. Dwight E. Aulton had
charge of the program. Short talks
were given by Mrs S. r. Altman,
Mrs. Ernest Bross,. Miss Margaret
Scott Mrs. Blanche Foster BOruff,
Mrs. Edward Franklin White and
Mrs. Florence Webster Long. Mrs.
Felix T. McWhirter. first vice
president, gave a greeting. Mrs.
Grace Porterfield Polk sang a group
Of songs, and Mrs. Ethel Arnold
Tilden Of Greencastle, Ind, read a
number Of her poems.
The community welfare depart
ment of the Woman's Department
Club opened it's season Wednesday
with a luncheon at 1916 p. m. at it's
clubhouse, 1902 N. Meridian ST., fol
lowed by a business meeting and
program. Dr. Howard Jensen of
Butler College spoke on Woman
and the New Social Order" Mrs.
William Engle sang a group of songs
accompanied by Mrs. NJ d. Didway.
Mrs. George Van Dyke, chairman,
presided.
Mrs George O. Browne and Miss
Beneat Cox We're to entertain at s
p. m. Wednesday with bridge party
at the home of Mrs. Browne s
mother, Mrs w. II. Bockstahler, 81
e. Thirty Seventh ST., in honor of
Miss Mary Elizabeth HOLSTER, whose
marriage to Otto C. Mahrdt will take
place Oct. %.
Guests were to be Misses Mary
Elizabeth HOLSTER Maxine Harry
Betty Keller, Dorothy Reynolds
Betty Burgess, Eleanor Carpenter
and Dorothy Wilhelm and Mesdames
Augusta B. HOLSTER, Earl Shea
Willard B. Gates. Russell T. Cook
Blanton Coxen, William Coons, Jr.
Edwin Whitaker, Ralph Werner
Curtis Mccoy, Charles Rhody, J.
Wendell Roth and Dudley A. Smith
The hostesses were to be assisted
by their mothers, Mrs. Daisy Coz
and Mrs. w. H. Bockstahler.
The Literary Sixteen Club oh
served Presidents day with a lunch
con at / p. m. Wednesday at thu
Columbia Club. Mrs. Ronald A
Foster. outgoing president. wa
hostess. assisted by Mrs. T. J
Komstohk, retiring secretary. Mrs
Frank Wampler is the new presi
dent.
Mrs. Thomas Smith CARRIER, So
f. Forty-Second ST., was hostes
Wednesday afternoon for the Indi
ana Wellesley Club.
A miscellaneous shower was givel
Monday evening by Misses Heller
Ward Ruth Scherer and Hazel Bake
mier at the home of Miss Ward, rs
Carlyle Pa, in honor Of Miss Eliza
beth Prieshoff, whose marriage t
Claude Moulden will take place thi
month.
Mothers Alliance of Alpha Delft
Theta Sorority entertained Wednes
day with a luncheon at the chapte
house, Sc Irvington Ave, in homo
of the new pledges Of the Butte
chapter, and their mothers. Fa,
flowers decorated the rooms an
tables. Mrs. Walker Baylor sang
group of songs. Mrs. f. G. Schmitz
new president, presided.
The new pledges are Misses Eliza
beth Gallagher, Loza Conn, Marjor
Woods, Harriet King, Virginia Sob
La Rue Hale, Ruth Blackman. Me
rian Weaver, Louise Martin, Eliza
beth Kirk and Mildred Murphy
Mrs. Nell r. Kemper. 4002 Pan
Ave-, was hostess Wednesday 70
the October meeting Of the Indian
apolis alumnae chapter of Mu Pr
Epsilon national honorary musica
sorority. A luncheon at l p. m. TO
lowed a brief business meeting
Covers were laid for twenty. Al
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Waite
H. Hiatt, Mrs. David Porterfiel
and Miss Httchings.
Following Che luncheon a musica