The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-19
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES.

Miss Vera Maple, Who will be mar
ried to Crawford H. Barker next
Thursday, was the guest Of honor
at a pretty luncheon and mis-.
ceIlaneous shower given Friday by
Mrs. L. r. Ford, 1852 Washington
Blvd. The house was decorated with
summer flowers and in the dining
room a miniature wedding party
formed the table decorations. Covers
were laid for Mesdames Kenneth
Smith. Omer Maple. Nathaniel Bark
err. Herman Rahe, Rose winterrowd,
c. w. Pensinger, j. L. Hogue, E. D.
Mackey Otis E. Gulley Jr., F. A.
Hogue, Wallace Smith, A. W. AL
brecht. Esther Paul, Frank Smith,
Charles Van Eaton, Martha Nc.
Intosh and Harry Winterrowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biegler, 1895
Central Ave, entertained Friday
evening at the Columbia Club for
their daughter Miss Emily Biegler
and William J. Lang, who will be
married tonight. A centerpiece of
pink roses lighted with pink tapers,
tied with green tulle bows. decorated
the table. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Biegler, Mr.. Lang, DR.. and
Mrs. #. E. Abbott and Misses Kath.
leen Biegler, Dorothy Ann Meuller,
Grace Warren Abbott and Messrs.
Ray T. Severn. Graham E. Hunt
and George Biegler Jr.
Miss Moreno Collins, who will be
married to Edwin H. Andrews
June %, was honor guest at bridge
party and shower at the home of
Mrs. e. B. Haggard, 291s Washing
ton Blvd, Friday evening. The
bridal colors of pink and blue were
used in the decorations and appoint
ments. Guests with Miss Collins
were Mesdames Frances Pruitt, |. H.
Derby, w. Z. { Smiley and Robert Lit
tell and Misses Edith Eackey, Ellen
Collins, Alnnyra Kinder. Ethel Car
son, Cordelia and Kathleen Wolf and
Doris Haggard.
Mrs. o. C. Hagenier, 1908 N.
Capitol Ave. entertained with three
tables of bridge today for Mrs. Fred
Beck, who is leaving soon to live
permanently in South BENZ. Guests
included Mesdames Carl Thompson,
c. G. Claman, James Scott. L. ].
Glidden and Mildred George and
Misses Kathleen Weed and Statia
O'Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd E. Williamson.
316 N. Gladstone Ave, entertained
Friday evening for Miss Ruth Jones
of Chattanooga, Tenn. The house
was decorated with pink roses and
peonies A centerpiece of pink rose
buds formed the table decoration.
Ices and appointments were in pink
and white.
Musical selections by Miss jose
ohine Williamson were accompanied
by Mrs Forest Emmert ana several
duets were given by Floyd William
son and .Burge Emmert. Miss Jones
played several piano numbers curing
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Helms, who have recently returned
from an extended trip along the Pa
cific coast and in Mexico, spoke. The
host and hostess were assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Jensen
The Misses Anna c. Brennan,
Honora O'Neil. Margaret Cava-
naugh and Mary A. sO'Neill have
gone to Chicago to attend the ma
tional eucharistic congress. They
win be gone several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Grosskopf,
4S47 Carrollton Ave., entertained
with three tables of bridge Friday
evening. The color scheme of pink
and green was carried out in the
decorations and appointments.
Roses and peonies were used
throughout the house. The guests
included DIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Kelly,
Mesdan1es and Messrs. Gayle V. Pol
lister, William ]. Erwin. Stanley,
Norris, Frank Kern, Leota Wienicke
and Arden Fenwick-
The regular monthly dinner of the
Woman's City Club will be held at
the Chamber of Commerce Wednes-