The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-17

Activities
r N T RTA AIN NJ e N s
WEDDINGS BETROTHAI.S

In gay atmosphere Of cherry
blossoms, panels of Chinese embroi
derry, lanterns and Chinese parasols,
the Carnelian Club entertained 500
guests at a benefit card party at
he Claypool Friday. The party was
one of the unique affairs Of the sea-
son, with the committee members
in richly embroidered Chinese cos
tunes. provided by Mrs. James San
born. a member OF the club, who
lived in China for several years.
Mrs. w. f. circuit, chairman,
wore a Mandarin costume of black
satin trimmed with gold cloth and
heavily embroidered. Mrs. G. A.
James wore black and gold while
Mrs. John Conner was in a brilliant
red costume. Mrs. Sanborn's black
satin Mandarin coat was rich with
gold thread and Mrs. Ira Schwartz
wore a striking costume. Mrs. G.
T.. Daniel was in red embroidered
satin while Mrs. B. f. Bowman wore
an embroidered varicolored Chinese
coat. Miss Marjorie Fleury and
Miss Rosemary Smith wore gay Chi
nese girls costumes.
The Kiwanis Club will give a
dinner dance at the indianapolis
Athletic Club Thursday. Those on
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Clude: Messrs. and Mesdames John
w. Quill, Clemens O. Mueller, Frank
Flanner, Cecil Crabb, C. L. Brack
EFT and o. C. Herdrich.
The Sigma Delta NJ Sorority will
give a box party at the home Of
Miss Agnes Studebaker, 500 N.
keystone Ave, this evening. Guests
viii wear rist bouquets of sweet
peas tied Y ith the sorority colors
of Jade and tangerine. officers are:
President, Miss Gwendola Montague;
secretary, Miss Thelma Murphy;
sponsor, Mrs. w. 3. Montague.
Miss Clara Bell, who viii be mar
ried to George A. Van Dyke Jr., in
June, was honor guest at a luncheon
bridge and handkerchief shower
given by Miss Edna BALI, 303S Fall
Greek Blvd, Friday The bridal col
ors OF pink orchid and green were
carried out in the appointments.
Guests with Miss Bell included Mes
danes T. A. Bell, F. A. BALI, and
Floyd Fultz and Misses June Dex-
heimer, Ruth Helen Gallup, Rose
mary Clune, Helen Driscoll and
Charlotte Wieske.
Mrs. David Creek, 533 Birch Ave,
was hostess for the Victorian chap
ter of the international Study Club,
Friday. Recently elected officers
were installed at the meeting and
Mrs. Samuel Altman gave a talk on
''Balmoral Castle the Home of
Queen Victoria" Papers were read
by Mrs. Ella Caldwell, Mrs. Carrie
Shelburne and Miss IdH Hayworth.
Guests were Mesdames John Magee,
Nellie Nicholson and Lucy Feather
stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rank,
1913 Union ST., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rose
Marie to John Phillips Thomson son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Thorn
son. The wedding will take place
In June.
Mrs. f. ]. Packer and Miss
Cornelia Packer, eptertained at their
home, 2160 Broadway Friday night
FOR Miss Edna Packer, whose mar
riage to r. Earl Mclaughlin OF
South Bend will take place May Is.
The house was decorated with the
bridal colors OF rose and blue. Re
freshments also were in these colors
and were IN the shape of bells and
hearts. Miss Packer has chosen as
her attendants Miss Frances Shelf
Ter Of Greensburg. Pa. Miss Cor
nelia Packer. bridesmaid and Miss
Caroline Packer, flower girl.
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Miss Ruth Barnhill. 3141 Central
Ave, has as her house guest Miss
Christine Strowl of Princeton, Ind.
A luncheon bridge, al which Mrs.
Warman n. Flack, recently re-
turned from the South was honor
guest, was given Friday by Mrs.
Ross F.. Johnson of 3414 Col
IeEe Ave, at the Elks Club. Tall
orchid tapers in crystal holders and
lied with yellow tulle, lighted the
table and there was n profusion OF
roses, sweet peas and tulips. Little
spring bonnets marked covers for
the following guests: Mesdames
George Ben iamin, John Johnson
John Badenhamer, William Boden-
hamer. Harry Gallon Omer Ellis,
John Ferneding, Everett Gildehaus,
Oscar Hammer John Irwin. Edward
Lawson, Leonard Murchison, Frank
Pearson. Charles Sands, Edwin
Schreiner, Edward Sharp, Fred
Topham. George Wolfard, Mrs.
oud Mrs. Johnson