The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-09

JSdil, MI. anu MIS IlOlIlST l.. L cl ~,
DR.. and Mrs. Earl A. Woods and
Joseph r. Sitzman.
Additional assistants to aid the
social committee at the Stuart Walk
err reception at the John Heron
Art Institute, Thursday afternoon at
4 have been announced. They are:
Mesdames Herbert Foltz, James B.
Steep, r. Hartley Sherwood. Mem
bers of the Junior Drama League,
who will assist at the tea table and
in serving are Misses Eva Meyers,
Margaret McMains, Mary Ann
Ogden, Ruth Triller, Barbara Black,
Dorothy Lambert. Emma Bavelage,
Hazel Gooch, Lillian King, Evelyn
Soleman, Gertrude Helmuth. The
Drama League will close it's season
with this reception to Stuart Walker
and his players.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
held a picnic dinner at the home of
Mr. o. F. Wright near Ben Davis
today Mrs. Z. II. Thompson gave
talk on Service" Mrs. William
Kelly and Mrs. r. F. Nicholas gave
a group of songs. Children of sew.
erai members gave readings. The
house was prettily decorated with
roses and garden flowers.
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Mrs. Henry Walters is chairman
of the benefit card party of the Gen
eral Orphans Home, 1404 s. State ST.,
Thursday at p. m. She will be
assisteds by Mrs. Edward Weibke,
Mrs. Andrew Weiss and Mrs. Alfred
Leeb.
The final Pi Beta Phi bridge
! tournament will be held Saturday at
| the home of Miss Louise Rich The
tournament will include fourteen
tables. Prizes will be awarded per-
sons whose scores ran highest for
the season. The arrangements com
mite includes Miss Geneva Hun.
gate, Miss Nadyne Cook, Mrs. Robert
Hammopd, Mrs. Albert Mueller, Mrs.
Russell Holler Mrs. L. Hickman.
Mrs. Homer Porterfield and Mrs.
w. A. Meacham entertained the
members of the North Side Study
Club with a luncheon at the Column
bia Club today. Vases of pink roses
were arranged on the tables. Gov.
ers were laid for twenty-five guests
\ f,.;z &
Woman's Club met Tuesday after.
noon at the clubhouse. The pro-
gram was a round table discussion
| of organization methods and was led
by Mrs. Edna NJ. Christian, Mrs.
Olive Prater and Mrs. Thomas
Wright. Other speakers were Mrs
John M. Corwin, Mrs. Mary Knip-
penberg, Mrs. E. r. G.. Parker, Mrs.
George D. Yeazel, Mrs. Addie Frank
and Mrs. John w. Friday. The fol
! lowing resolution was adopted:
Whereas, Miss Gertrude Tanning
McHugh has been twice elected sec,
rotary of the Democratic State cen.
trail committee, and whereas, she
was the first woman elected to this
Office in major political party and
has made a record of service, be II
resolved that the Seventh District
Democratic Woman's Club at this
this time of her retirement from
active service, express our appreci
alton of her efficient service, pride
in her record and personal gratitude
for her cooperation in our club
work"
| Miss Dorothy Day. who will be
married to Richard Harding Stout
June 16, was honor guest at pretty
bridge party and miscellaneous
shower Tuesday at the Propylaeum
Baskets Of pink peonies and vases
Of roses were decorations and ap
pointments and refreshments were
in shades of rose. Among the out
of-town guests were Mrs. Joseph
Carleton Holbrook, Tampa, Fla; Mrs
| Harry Coleman Moore, Miami Beach