The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-08
SOCIAL
Activities
e N T e r T A N NJ e N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

l planned a charming bridal
dinner for Friday evening al the
indianapolis Athletic Club in honor
Of their daughter, Anna Lillian, and
Herbert Grayson Thorn of New AL
bany, Ind, whose marriage will take
place Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Ia
bernacle Presbyterian Church.
Sweet peas in the bridal shades of
pink and orchid were to decorate the
table. Miss Rogers gifts to her at
tendants were sterling silver brace
let's set with sapphires, and Mr..
Thorn's gifts to his attendants were
monogrammed bill folds.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert D.
Rogers Of Lewiston, ILL.,; Misses Luz
ellie Rogers, Elma Smith, Alma Luz
cas-, Katherine Reeser OF Detroit,
Mich; Martha Shine of New Albany,
Ind; Messrs. Walter Kaegi, Robert
Haezlitt, Bennett Hatezlitt, James
Rely, Wallace Rutherford and Allan
Wolpert, all of New Albany, and
Charles e. Rogers.
Miss Elma Smith entertained Fri
day with a luncheon for the bridal
party at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. Corsages Of sweet peas in
bridal shades formed the centerpiece
Of the table.
Delta Zeta Sorority of Butler Uni
versity entertain members and rep
resentatives from organizations on
the campus with a tea-dance at the
chapter house, 5S15 e. Washington
ST., Friday afternoon from 4:30 to
1880 y. m.
Miss Margaret Bell, Miss Helen
Kerr and Miss Frances Quirk were
In charge. Chaperons were Mrs. c.
e. Gordon, Miss Evelyn Butler, Guy
II. Shadinger and Chester B. Camp.
The Young Ladies Sodality of ST.
Philip Neri Church will entertain on
Sunday afternoon and evening with
q comedy, THE Wedding Ring" at
the hall on Eastern Ave. Members
Of the cast are: Misses Nellie Ryan,
Tressa Brewer, Margaret W1edolf,
Mona. Funk, and Messrs. James w.
Mellen, John Kestler, James Wright,
Steve Radigan and Paul Small.
tt $50
Mrs. w. w. Reedy, 1882 Bellefon-
tame ST., left Friday to spend the
weekend with her daughter, Miss
Ruth Reedy, at the University of
Illinois.
Mrs. Sue Hamilton Yeaton will be
chairman of the finance committe Of
Indianapolis Branch Of the American
Association of University Women for
1925-26 and chairman Of the tnterna-
tional relations section, which will
meet with Mrs. Frank u. Hatfield
Saturday.
Mrs. Hatfield will assist in direct
ing the study of a foreign student
In an Indiana college next year and
will finance the student.
The Institute Of International Ed
ucation reports 6,468 foreign stu
dents and students from American
possessions in 345 American institu-
ton Of higher learning.
Miss Josephine Fife, 3142 College
Ave-, planned to entertain Friday
evening with a kitchen shower and
bridge party in honor Of Miss Julia
AIDE, whose marriage to Edwin s.
Whitaker will take place May 90.
Spring flowers were to be used in
decorating. Guests: Mrs. Charles
AIDE, G. E.. Hamlin, l.. H. Cady, and
Misses Virginia Potter, Alice Hol~
1oran, Fawn Murbarger, Louise Dun
can, Clarissa Dipple, Sarah Peden,
Helen Biem. Catherine O'Meara,
Dorothy Reynolds, Marytha Steele,
Marporie Forsyth.
Miss Mary Jane Neese was to bs
hostess for the meeting Of the Theta
Sigma Chi sorority Friday evening
at the Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elf, 3105 Suth-
erland Ave-, invited sixteen guests to
a family dinner Friday evening in
honor Of the ninety-frst birthday
anniversary Of Mr.. Elff's father,
Frank Elf.
Capitol Club will give a card party
Saturday evening and Sunday after.
non in Red Mems Hall, North ST.
and Capitol Ave.
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