The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-16

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROT6ALS

The marriage of Miss Jane Hal
comb, 635 N. Colorado St., to Ben
janin T. Pigman, 725 E. Twenty
Fifth st. took place today at II a. m.
at the First Baptist Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Pigman have gone on a
wedding trip to Chicago and will
be at home in Indianapolis.
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The American Home program was
given this afternoon at the guest
meeting of the Independent Social
Club at the home of Mrs. Grace Linn
Sandy, 1884 Sutherland Ave. Red,
white ad blue colors were used in
decorations.
Mrs. w. S. Widdop read extracts
from her book, 1.-THE Eitching Post
Is the Home" and special harmonica
numbers were given by Mrs. W. r.
Sieber, accompanied by Mrs. NJ. D.
Didway. Mrs. Howard Stitt and Mrs.
Walter S. More sang, and Mrs. Did
way and Mrs. Sandy played piano
numbers. Mrs. Sandy was assisted
by Mesdames c. w. Abraham. w.
E. Ratcliff, o. K. McKittrick, Wal
ter S. More and Howard Stitt.
A number Of social affairs are be-
ing planned for Mrs. c. Franklin
Long, who, with Mr.. Long and their
son recently has come to Indianapo-
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Long was Miss Marguerite Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George D.
Williams, 1915 Climber st. Mrs. Will
liams will entertain Monday evening
for Mrs. Long. Thursday evening
the members of the Cedars of Leb-
anon Club will entertain for her. Phi
Gamma Tau Sorority, of which Mrs-
Long is a member, viii entertain
April Is with a dance in her honor.
Mrs. James L. Gavin, 22S e. Fiji
teenth St, has returned from Green
witch, Conn, where she attended the
wedding Of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Craft, 1920
N. Meridian St., will leave this week
for New York. Mrs. Craft will visit
Mrs. Homer s. Cummings in Green
witch, Conn.,, before returning home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Myron J. Mckee and
son, Myron, Jr., 4461 Central Ave-,
have returned from a two months
visit in California.
The essay contest of the Writer'S
Club of Indiana will close May L
All manuscripts must be handed in
to Mrs. Kate Dyer, 2848 Washing
ton Blvd. by that time.
Mrs. William P. Kappas, 1873 N
Pennsylvania ST., is expected home
from California this week.
Miss Viola Doane, 1913 N Penn
sylvania St., has returned from a
visit In Cincinnati, Ohio
Mrs. Mary J.. Hawkins, 1888 n.
Pennsylvania ST., will leave the
first of next month for a years stay
in California.
The Expression Club met today at
the home of Mrs. Frank Burns, PA
N. Oakland Ave, for program on
the opera, tThe Prince of PiIsen.'
Mrs. Harrison Porter Thrush sang
Heidelberg" THE Widow" and
Message of the Violet" Miss Net
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gether, Pictures in Smoke" and
Mrs. John Paul Ragsda1e sang Tale
Of the SeasheIl" Miss Dunn played
the accomplishments and the over
ture Of the opera The house was
attractively arranged in keeping
with ST. P;Ltrick's Day decorations
Spring fowe rs were used.
Mrs. M. IT. Luff, who has been the
guest for week Of Mrs. M. E. Con-
verse, 1888 N. Illinois ST., has re-
turned to her home in Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Spanish Club win meet
Wednesday at 1880 n. m. at the Y.
W. u "A.
MRS. A. Z. Campbell 42 S. War
man Ave-, entertained Sunday after
noon with dinner party in honor
Of her nephew, Elmer Cavolt, and
Miss Lou Gentry, whose marriage
will take place Thursday. Guests
were Mrs. Grace Cavolt, Miss Minnie
Cavolt, Mrs. George Julian, Miss
Dorothy Julian, and William Car
ing.
Mrs. Hugh Fl. Hanna, Jr., 1875
n. Pennsylvania St, entertained
members Of her book review class
at luncheon today. Covers for IL
were laid at a table arranged with
spring flowers.
Mrs. Goethe Link, 1885 N. Merid-
ian ST., entertained forty-eight mem