The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-06
SOCIAL
ActiUitieS
EN- e r ANN q N Z 8
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALs

Klement Alexander. of Cleveland.
Ohio. will take place March IA.
Spring flowers in a color scheme OF
yellow and blue were prettily
arranged through the house. Presid-
ing at the tea table, which was
lighted by tapers and arranged with
flowers, was Mrs. John w. Puffer,
assisted by Misses Clara Bell, Emily
Biegler, Mary Catherine Logsdon
and Florence Bell. Sixty-five guests
were present.
Mrs. f. F. Logsdon. mother of the
bride-elect. will return Saturday
from Florida. f.
Mrs Charles H. Augstein was re-
elected president of the parent chap
ter of the International Study Club
Friday afternoon at a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Gurtha Stephenson,
1928 Kenwood Ave. Other new off,
GERS: Mrs. III. G.. Brown, first vice
president; Mrs. Harry w. Lowe. Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Stephenson,
recording secretary; Mrs. III. II. Rob-
ertson, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
G. l.. Cook, treasurer, and three di-
rectors, Mrs. Samuel r. Artman,
Mrs. Frank Hollingsworth and Mrs.
Ida Knots. Covers for twelve were
laid for luncheon at a table ar
ranged with flags. Following the
luncheon, Mrs. Artman talked on
Sulgrave Manor. the ancestral home
of George Washington. Topics on
England were given.
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The Girls Junior Civics Club, at
the Shelby branch library Thursday
evening, made plans for a 100.new-
members drive.
The young People of st. Anne's
Church at Mars HUI will give a
dance in the hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rex. NJ. Young of Dallas,
Texas, who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. I. r. Whiting. 4s6 Il.
Fall Creek Blvd. left Friday for
Louisville. KY, to spend a few days.
Sine will return here next week.
Mrs. Harry w. Lowe, $3.50 z. Fall
Creek Blvd. will spend the weekend
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Governor Jackson viii speak at a
dinner to be given by the Statehouse
Women's Republican Club at $3.50
p. IN. on March IL. at the Y. W. C. A.
The program will include quartet
numbers by Miss Alice Hirschey,
Miss Ruth Snyder. Miss Esther
Smith and Mrs. Nina e. Shoppe, ac-
companied by Mrs. Helen Toms.
They will sing two songs, recently
selected as club songs, submitted by
Mrs. Shoppe. who won first prize.
and Hiss Fi1eda Campbell, who won
second. They also will sing Irish
songs. Miss Gladys Brock and Mrs.
Roberta Schoessler, accompanied by
Mrs. Toms, viii give a song and
dance. Miss Lavon tombstone will
give an Irish reading. W
Miss Alice Florence Miller, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. MIL
Ter. 437 Bosart Ave-, Is in Cincinnati,
Ohio, studying cello at the Cincinnati
Conservatory OF Music under the d.
rection of Carl Kirksmith, artist fac
ulty member OF the conservatory. and
first cellist of the Cincinnati Sym
phony Orchestra.
Mrs. H. II. Elstun was elected
president OF the Aftermath Club.
Thursday afternoon. at the home of
Mrs. w. p. Hall, 200 2. Thirty
Fourth st. Other officers: Mrs. ]. r.
Holmes, first vice president; Mrs. p.
H. Yant, second vice president; Mrs.
John Sink, recording secretary; Mrs.
o. T. Behmyer. corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Elizabeth Cooper. treas
urei. Elected to the executive board
were; Mesdames e. w. Warner, s.
T. DIZZY and w. H. Foreman
Mrs. Martha ]. Stubs, 46 John
son Ave, addressed guest meeting
OF the Child Conservation League at
louisville, Ind. Friday afternoon.
A st. Patrick's Day dinner and
kitchen shower was given Thursday
evening for Miss Mae Aired, a bride
elect, by Mrs. H. ID. Tumbleson. 2400
Ashland Are. Favors were Kewples
dressed rs brides. Guests: Misses
Hazel Bainala, Dorothy Berry,
Grace Young and Mesdames Char
lotte lred, Charles Hill, Kathleen
Green. ]. e. Byers, J. r. Johnson,
Ralph Taylor, Cleo Peterson and w.
z. Byers.
officers elected Thursday after
noon by Chapter F. of p. e o. ct
the home of Mrs. d. L. Warren, las
w. Forty Fifth st. were Mrs. VIII
liam Chafee, president; Mrs. A. Hugh
Johnson, vice president; Mrs. j. C..
johnson, recording secretary; Mrs.