The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-04

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Hartley of Muncie and Mrs. Ola
| Summers.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Mrs. Ella
O'Conner, 1921 Olney ST., entertained
Friday night for their niece, Miss
Rosemary Barrett, whose marriage
to Bernard Q. thinner will take place
Thursday. Bunco was the princi-
pal feature, followed by refresh.
ments.
Those present were Mrs. ]. f.
thinner, Miss Hilda thinner, Miss
Rosemary thinner, Miss Anna Zim.
mer, Miss Minnie thinner Mrs. Tony
Lux, Mrs. c. T. Hayes, Miss Pearl
Hayes, Mrs. j. F. Barrett, Miss vi.
ola Barrett, Mrs. Rose Barrett, Mrs.
NJ. j. Kelly. Mrs. F. S. Pittman, Mrs.
K. L. Simpson and Miss Mary
Ryan.
Sunday night Mrs. C. T. Hayes,
2317 N. Capitol Ave-, will entertain
for Miss Barrett. Monday night
Mrs. ]. F. thinner, 62S n. Rural ST..
is entertaining for the friends Of the
young couple. Tuesday night Mrs.
j. F. Barrett and daughter Viola,
4259 College Ave-, will entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Dearborn and
daughter, Frances, and Mrs. George
Burkhart are spending a few days
at Clifty Falls, Cincinnati, and other
points OF interest in southern In.
diana, Kentucky and Ohio.
Extensive plans have been made
for the grand opening Of St
GATHERINGS parish house on Sunday
Many activities will feature the
event. An opportunity for inspec.
ton will be afforded throughout the
day. In the afternoon and evening
there will be card parties in the
parish hall. A roast beef dinner Is
to be served at the school hall in
the evening from to Z.
Members of the Butler University
chapter of Delta Delta Delta Sorori
ty entertained with their second rush
party Of the season Friday evening
at a formal dinner at the Sphinx.
Arms. Pansies and pine-boughs, the
sorority flowers and emblem
adorned the tables, and silver, gold
and blue tapers were used in the
holders.
Miss Edith Hubbard and Miss
Dorothy Stephenson gave short talks
during the evening and Tri Delt
songs were sung by all. Miss Dor
othy Fife gave several interpretative
dances and presented the guests with
hand-painted handkerchiefs as fav-
ors. Miss Clara Foxworthy was
chairman and her assistants were
Miss Fife and Miss Dorothy Garfield.
Miss Katherine Pangle, who will
be married to Arthur Bassett this
month, was the honor guest at a
linen shower Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Iris Hopper, 1922
Ruckle st. The home was decorated
with garden flowers and green and
white tapers, tied with tulle bows,
| lighted the tables. Mrs. NJ. J. Hop.
per, the mother of the hostess, as
sisted.
Guests with Miss Pangle included
Mesdames Robert Pangle, Lester
Meek. U. L. ogden, Glenn Bond,
Smith Gray; Misses Sue Parks, Fran
ces Smith, Helen Brown, Gertrude
Ball. Katherine Martin, Ruth Meal
lister, Eleanor McCollum, Doris Hag-
gard Naomi Lookabill, Katherine
Fillmore, Margaret Spray of Leba-
mon.
Mrs. Catherine Post, 1866 S. Della
ware St., gave miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening at her
home In honor of Miss Lena
Wuensch. whose marriage to An
thony Mood will take place Sept s.
The marriage of Miss Grace
Young, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Young, Of 1880 Madison
Ave-, to Wendell Nave, son of Mr..
and Mrs, r, F. Nave, 2013 Miller
ST., will take place today. Miss E.
Lowen and John Hutton will be the
attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kruger and
children, Paul and Dorothy. Bloom.
ington ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Schwalbe, 511 Liberty ST.
-
! Mrs. Jacob Strassa and daughters
Rose and Catherine, have returned
from a motor trip of two months
through the East, where they visited
relatives in Boston, New York and
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Strassa and
their daughters expect to spend Mon
day in Cincinnati, going by motor.
The Independent Social Club will
have it's first meeting of the season
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. In the ladies
parlor of the Fletcher American
Bank. Mrs. G. L. Dearmin, presi
dent, will preside.
The regular meeting Of the De
bonette Club will be held Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Underwood, 91S w. thirty
Second-St.
The U-Go I-Go Club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Richard Bryant
1909 s. Delaware st, Luncheon will
be served at 1890.