The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-26
'OCIAL
Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTH AIS

Miss Louise Strickland, who will
be married to Culver C. Godfrey on
May Is, was the honor guest at a
unique bridge party and shower
given by Miss Gwendolyn Dorey,
1902 N. Pennsylvania St., and Miss
Katherine Lennox at Miss Dorey's
homo Saturday.
All decorations and appointments
were in Japanese design and the
rooms were a bower Of gay spring
spring flowers and vari-colored jap
anese umbrellas. Suspended over the
tables at tea time were tiny para
soils tied with punches Of sweet
peas and sweet peas in holders
marked the places. Miss Marcella
Lennox and Miss Bess Tucker in
Japanese costumes assisted the host
esses. Guests besides Miss Strick.
land were: Mesdames Stanley Gray,
Philip Johnson, Smith Strickland,
Russell P. Wet, William Alberts-
hardt, d. Maurice Stephenson, Rob-
ert Bastian, Richmond Bastian, Aus
tin Clifford, Donovan Hoover and
Merrill Barton Smith and Misses
Dorothy Day, Irma Ulrich, Ger
trude Schmidt, Dorothy Watkins,
Nellie Brewer, Justine Halliday,
Florence Lupton, Sarah Jane Hun
ter, Caroline Cooley, Marjorie Hen.
dren, Jeanette Grub, Elizabeth Mat.
thews and Helen Strawmeyer.
$50
DR.. and Mrs. Clark Day, 20 w.
Forty-Second ST., have announced |
the engagement Of their daughter,
Dorothy d. Day to Richard II.
Stout. The wedding will take place
in June.
Miss Clara Oblinger, 1928 N.
Pennsylvania ST., entertained a |
group Of friends in honor of Miss |
Agnes Ray, at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, Saturday.
Mrs. John Killings, Milwaukee, |
Wis, is the house guest Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Marvin E. Curle, 1920 Guilford |
Ave, Mrs. Killings arrived Saturday. |
The Indianapolis section of the Ma |
tional Council of Jewish Women |
held a literary hour at the Kirsch-
baum community center, 2314 N. Me-
ridian ST., today. Mrs. Demarchus
Brown spoke. The executive board
of the national council will meet in
the vestry room of the Temple,
morning.
Miss Ruby Kline, 2011 n. Penn
sylvania St., is spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Nc
Donald of Vero Beach, Fla. The Nc
Donalds formerly were Of Indianap-
oils.
A progressive miscellaneous show
err for Miss Florence Negley, who |
will be married to Clarence e. Cliff, |
May /, and Miss Loretta Keller, a |
bride-elect was given by the Indiana
Beta chapter of the Delta Sigma |
sorority, Saturday eevning, at the
home Of Miss Negley, 2212 Ashland
Ave. Miss Negleys gifts were pre-
scented in a chest covered with pink
and green and Miss Keller's gifts
were hung by ribbons in a pink and
white parasol. Guests included Mes
danes Robert Stitch, William Moore,
C. P. Kottlowski, Ralph Suits, Earl
STICKY, Kenneth Beck. Misses
Frances Aufderheide, Rose Hen
bricks, Irene Ham, Dorothy Brown,
Allene Hocj, Fern Bertels, Lorraine
Kattaw and Gladys Remington.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wehrle, 1929 |
N. Illinois ST., spent the weekend
in Terre Haute with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Maley formerly of Indianapo-
lis.
Mrs. Boyd Gillespie Of the Sphinx
Arms, who has been in Boston,
Mass, for a time, has returned
home.
The alumnae association of the
Illinois Women's College, held its
annual State luncheon at the In
danapolls Athletic Club, Saturday.
DIR. Clarence p. Mcclellan, new
president Of the college was the
honor guest. Mrs. Horace B.
Shonle, president of the organiza-
ton, was toastmistress.
The Woman's Benefit Association
Fidelity Review No, 140 will enter
tain Wednesday at 9: 80 p. m. with
q fraternal day program for various
reviews of the city at Castle Hall
Bldg. A business meeting will be
Held at 1 p. m.