The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-25
SOCIAL.
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

" RS. WALTER S. GROW. 424o
IM Park Ave-, entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a
musicale and tea. Spring flowers
in Easter shades were used in dec
Grating.
The program Included readings
and songs by Miss Lourie Stafford.
accompanied by Miss Grace Markum.
pianist. who played several piano
numbers. Little Miss Mary Eliza
beth Pell, gave a group of dances
in costume. Assisting Mrs. Grow
were Mrs. Frank Horuff, and Mrs.
Hiram Raffensperger.
Guests, Mesdames Henry Ostrom.
b. c. Van Hook. Mary white, L.
A. Means, A. B. Cornelius, W. T..
Swintz. C. r. Breeze. George Fink.
w. It. Tichenor. Charles Nash,
Cornelius Poisson, f. A. Bundy, Ray
nett. G. l.. Seaton, II. C. Ramsay.
r. A. Wiley, c. A. Sellars, G. w.
Foster.
l.. T. Maroon. Charles Mann, E.
A. Hisey. Roy Goodwine, Jessie
Fitch. J. Lloyd Elliott, j. b.
Browder, Charles Hartman. Homer
| Williamson. b. f. Thompson. Philip
Zoercher. Charles Kavanaugh. VIII
liam McCabe. Miss Harriet Barker
and Miss Barcus Tichenor, and Mrs.
Adam Record and Mrs. Julian ID.
Hogate, Danville. Ind.
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Mrs. Earl r. Cox, 2517 Park Ave.
entertained delightfully."- Wednesday
lStternoon with eight tables OF lunch
con bridge at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club. Baskets of lavendar
sweetpeas decorated the rooms. The
tables were appointed with ir-
ridescent vases OF lavendar sweet
peas tied with gold tulle. The place
cards were attached to lavendar nut
baskets. Mrs. Cox was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Ruth Omelvena
Cox Guests: Mesdames Herman
IAeber. Earl Matlock. S. II. Green
burg, F'erd Meier. Harold Barth,
Clyde Richie, Mcdonald Nixon,
Percival Power, John Consodine, +.
B. Rinker. J. c. Anderson. Reed
IAycock, Austin Laycock. Joseph
Murphy, Frank Woolling, Florence
Foster, william 1. Coons. Vance
Cochran. Stacy indley, Edward
Watcher, Everett Agnew. Goethe
Link. H. d. Broadway. Earl Grant. j.
A. Strider. o.. p. F'auchior. Marie
Noel, Otto Seidensticker. ROLAND
Jackson. Victor Richardson. w. c.
Ellery and Miss Mary Laycock.
The lambda Chi Mothers Club
will meet Thursday Afternoon at 2:30
at the home OF Mrs, Charles 1.
Smith, 1927 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Williams. 1906
Bellefontaine ST.. announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lorraine,
to Lawson F. Smeltz OF Cleveland.
Ohio. The wedding will take place
early In April.
Mr. and Mrs. william N. Thomp-
son, and daughter Willamine, 434S
N. Meridian ST., sailed Wednesday
for France. They VIII be gone un.
til the last OF July.
Mrs. A. s. I.ockard. and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Lockard. 1415 n
Delaware St.. will leave the middle
OF April for Italy. They will visit
France before returning late in July
$50
The Debonette Club entertained
Tuesday evening with household
novelty shower at the home of Mrs
Mary ,Frenzel. 1885 e. Tenth ST.
in honor of Miss Marie Wilding
whose marriage to Fay o. Ellis will
take place April 1. Favors and re
freshments carried out the ,bridal
shades, orchid and cream. Guests
Kathleen Miller. Alta Bates, Jimmy
Fisher, Hilda wetzel. Ruth Hoyt
Margaret Hoyt, Alice Dudbeck, Mrs
Gladys Brown and Mrs. Gladys
Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon r. Smith Of
Detroit, Mich. formerly Of Indiana
polls have returned home after 9
short visit with their daughters, Mrs
John l.. Meihsner. and Mrs. Jear
J. Minthorne. Mr.. and Mrs
Meihsner entertained Sunday witt
reception at their home. FOLLOWED
by dinner at the indianapolis
Athletic Club. Mrs. Minthorne en-
tertained Monday and Tuesday with
small, informal luncheons for hel
mother at the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis, 81
Maple Rd.. will entertain Frida.
evening with a bridal dinner at thu
Claypool in honor Of their daughter
Maxine. and Roland F. Apfelbaun
of FIT. Wayne. Ind, whose marriage
will take place at 8 D. m, Saturday
at the Claypoel
The home of Mrs. w. w. McCrea
1852 N. Illinois. St.. was prettilI
arranged with palms and ferns
yellow calendular and candles, fol
the guest day meeting of the Inter
Nos Club, wednesday afternoon
About seventy-five members anc
guests were present.
The program included groups OF
songs by Miss Charlotte Marglith
and Mrs. E. C.. Rumpler, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ralph Clark. Mrs
Elizabeth Miller Hack read an
original short story. and Mrs. ]. M
La Toilette gave readings.
The annual benefit card party OF
the st. Agnes Academy Alumnae
Association will be held April 20 at
the Spink-Arms. The proceeds will