The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-22
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I'M ERELL, 1884 Z. Tenth
lA'A Ct entertained delightf1lllv

ST., entertained delightfully."-
Wednesday afternoon with lunch
con bridge and linen shower in honor
of Miss Elsie Whitlock, of Cleveland,
Ohio, guest of DR.. and Mrs. Albert
M. Cole. Miss Whitlock will marry
Schuyler Cole, in Cleveland, June u.
The tables were dainty appointed
in a color scheme Of pink and
lavendar. Centerpieces of flowers,
and miniature umbrella place cards
were used. Attached to the bride
elects chair was pink cord which
Miss Whitlock followed until she
found the pink basket containing her
shower gifts. Guests were Misses
Eloise Gall, Emily Macmillan, Vir
GINA Reed, Anna Louise Griffith,
Marjorie Lewis, Sarah Lewis.
Llewellyn Hereth, and Mesdames
Frederick Boone, Louis Haerle, and
Oscar Painter.
A bridge tea and flower party was
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Roy j. Rile, 701 E. Twenty-First
ST., in honor of Miss Katherine
Lucille Winders, whose marriage to
James Wolverton Stockton will take
place May 1.
Spring flowers decorated the
rooms, and the ices were in molds Of
various flowers. Guests: Misses
Elizabeth Winders, Anneke McCray
Louise Duncan, Marguerite Dolby
and Mesdames, Everett Johnson. H
l.. Barr, Ralph f. Duncan, Wilson
Todd Russell Robertson. William
Herbert Gibbs, and Lee Strong.
The Seventh District Democratic
Woman's Club will meet Friday eve,
ming at the Indiana Democratic Club,
% e. Vermont st. Speakers will be
Walter Meyers, and Adolph EN-.
hardt.
Mrs. Herman 4. Krull. So Whit
tier Pl., was hostess on Wednesday
afternoon for meeting of the Betsy
Ross Sewing Club. She was assisted
by Mrs. Joseph Howell.
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The Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside entertained Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Robbins c.
Griswold. $3.50 University Ave, with
a benefit luncheon bridge for work
at Sunnyside. Twelve tables were
reserved. They were decorated with
sweet peas. Mrs. Griswold was as.
sisted by Mesdames Edward J. Ripp-
berger, Sadie Schuehle, L. c. Conan
and A. P. Cradick
Fifty tables were reserved for a
benefit card party given Wednesday
afternoon by the oliver P. Morton
Chapter Of the Daughters of the
Union at the d. A. r. chapter house.
S24 N. Pennsylvania st. The pro.
ceeds will be used for tornado suf-
ferers. Spring flowers and flags
decorated the rooms. Mrs. William
M. Carlin was chairman, assisted by
Miss Marian Gilbreath and Mrs.
Forest Gilbreath.
A bunco party and dance will be
given Friday evening at st. Philip
Neri Hall on Eastern Ave, by the
Young Ladies' Sodality. Committee
Misses Adelaide Gastineau, Margaret
Nugent, Winifred Calvin, Marie
Flynn, Mary McMahan, Eileen
Fletcher, Bertha Walters, Margaret
Dugan, Bernadette Murphy, Helen
Washam, Helen Madden, Winifred
Fox.
A card party will be given in Holy
Angels Hall, Twenty Eighth st. and
Northwestern Ave, Friday at $50
p. m.
Ladies Auxiliary to the L. F. and
F.. will entertain with cards Thurs
day afternoon and evening in the
hall, English Ave. and Shelby st.
A. D. Streight Circle No. 16, Ladies
of G. A. r.. will hold its regular
meeting Thursday at 2 p. m. at the
hall. 512 N. Illinois st. limitations
will be held.
Indianapolis Grove No. 81. L. A.
Q. D., will give a card party Wednes-
day evening in the hall, 141a w.
Ohio st.
The Home Economic Club observed
Daughters Day Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Roy L. Nc
Nair, 1880 n. Capitol Ave. The
rooms were decorated with spring
flowers. Mrs. Otto Jensen talked