The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-30
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WEDDINGS BETROTH AIS
Mrs. Floyd l.. Sanford, 4515 Gull
ford Ave-, and Mrs. Roy j. Pile
entertained with a bridge party for
Miss Inez Foote Thursday afternoon.
Miss F'oote will be married to Man
ming l.. Norland on June 8. The
bridal colors of rose and yellow were
charmingly carried out in vases of
jonquils and roses and in baskets of
spring flowers. Ices in the bridal
colors were served.
A dainty georgette and lace break
fast set was presented to the bride.
Guests were Mesdames Harold
Sowerwine, James w. Stockton,
William Fleming, Jr.; Ralph Dun
can, Clifford Myers, Paul Crane, c.
j. Summers. Mark Covert, Wilson
Todd. William Engler, M. M.
Wheeler, Alfred Thompson, Jr.; Ed
win Ferris, Nordeau Heaps, Russell
Robertson, Frank Leggitt, p. d.
Powers, c. o. Richey, S. E. Light,
William II. Gibbs, Edward Krug,
William Bartlett, Robert Fleisher,
A. i. Eaver, j. II. Written, Frank
Argast, J. Lynn Mccormick, Edwin
| Granting.
The Alpha Beta Phi Sorority will
entertain with a theater party at
English's Saturday evening in honor
Of Miss Bertha Hoffman, a new
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Franklin Long.
and son Robert. have moved here
from Uniontown, Ind, and will re-
side at POLL n. Parker Ave. Mrs.
Long was formerly Of indianapolis.
Members Of the Chit Chat Club
were entertained at luncheon Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Emory
Eaton Of Edgewood. The home was
decorated with spring flowers. The
guests were: Mesdames William Rex
Thomas, Glenn Merrick, Marion
Griffith, Garrett Hildebrand, Robert
Shuts, Howard Deer and Mrs. Elm
err Link.
The Indiana Indorsers Of Photo
plays have postponed the May
! meeting until May II at the Fetch
er American Bank Bldg. Reports
will be given by members, who at
tended the State convention at TT
Wayne.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watterson Hughes
who has spent the winter in Boston,
Mass, is at the Spink-Arms. Mrs.
Hughes has been in New York the
last three weeks. She was formerly
president of the Indianapolis branch
of the Drama League of America.
Members of the EFT Cetera Club
will give a benefit card party at the
! Woman's Department Club this aft
ernoon. Mrs. Hattie B. Wangelin is
chairman.
Mrs. o. C. Lukenbill, 1902 r.
president OF the Indianapolis Coun-
ell of Women, will leave June 80 for
a trip to Europe. She will be ac-
companied by Miss Elizabeth Sacre.
$50
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
United Commercial Travellers, Coun-
Gil No. 4, will meet at the Woman's
Department Club Saturday night.
$50
The marriage Of Miss Evaleigh
Bower, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bower, $50 S. West St., to
Walter J. Baase, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Baase, took place at
st. Joan Of Arc Church Thursday
morning. The Rev. Maurice O'Con-
nor ofiiciated. Attendants were Miss
Agnes Walsh and James Sweeney.
The bride wore a midnight blue
tailored suit with a tan hat and
carried orchid rosebuds. Following
a wedding breakfast at the Claypool
Mr.. and Mrs. Baase LETT on motor
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Maurice O'Connell, 440 N
! Gladstone Ave-, who has been visit
| ing WITH IfIeIuS DIT AlldIill bedCI,
Fla, has returned home. While in
Miami, Mrs. O'Connell attended the
wedding Of her sister, Mildred, to
Dorsey J. Taylor Of Miami Beach.
A fathers meeting given by the
Parent-Teacher Association will be
held at Mckinley School, Lexington
Ave. and State ST.. this evening at
7:3O. Charles J. Orbison will speak
and a musical program will follow.
Mrs. Walter Meyers, 2725 N.
Meridian St.. had as house guests,
Mrs. Harry Block and daughters,
Mildred and Beverly Of Chicago.
Mrs. Block was formerly of this
city.
The final meeting Of the Spanish
Club for this year will be held at
the Y. w. c. A. "Wednesday, at 1880
p. m. Next Friday, the club will
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