The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-20

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTH AIS

Miss Dorothy Clune, 1911 n. Ala
bama ST., entertained Monday after
non with a bridge party and shower
for Miss Mildred Brosnan. who will
be married to Walter H. Stuhldre-
her, April %.
Sweet peas in shades of pink and
orchid, the bridal colors, were ar.
ranged in vases throughout the
house, and In small nut baskets at
the tables. Orchid and pink tapers
in crystal holders tied with the pas
tel shades of tulle, made the rooms
beautiful at tea time and Miss Bros
mans gifts were presented In a
hamper, decorated in the bridal
colors.
Miss Clune was assisted by her
aunt, Mrs. Leo p. Sullivan. The
guests included Mesdames Daniel
Brosnan, Frances Feeney, William
Freaney, Jerome Murphy and Blan-
ton CoXen; the Misses Frances Krieg,
Helen Driscoll, Helen Neal. Mary
Catherine Coulter, Helen Sheerin,
Ruth Sheerin, Elizabeth Bertermann,
Cecilia McDermott, Dorothy Wat
kins, Rosemary Clue, Anna Carroll,
Mary Gertrude Manley, Dorothy Oar
mody, Helen Mueller, Clara Bell,
Helen De Grief, Betty De Grief.
Katherine De Vaney and Louise
lyman.
Mesdames George O'Conner, Frank
Kotteman, Carl Cook and Paul Bes-
sire will be- the hostesses at the
Highland Golf and Country Club
luncheon-bridge Wednesday. During
the summer the club will have par
ties on the first and third Wednes.
days of the month. Members may
bring guests.
The Girls Federation Glee Club of
the Third Christian Church will give
a concert at the church Friday eve
ming. Prof. Harlowe f. Dean will
be director and Mrs. Dante Conner,
accompanist. Assisting the club are
Miss Myrtle Lewark, reader, and
Master Charles Emerson, violinist.
Mrs. F.. T. Reed, 1870 Broadway,
was hostess today for the April
luncheon of the Tuesday Social Club.
The alumni of the Sacred Heart
High School will give a dance in
the knights Of Columbus auditorium
Thursday evening. The American
Harmonists will furnish music.
The Day Nursery Guild has COM
pleted arrangements for a rummage
sale April 80. Mrs. V. G.. Butler,
712 e. Fortieth ST., has charge of
arrangements. Money derived from
the sale will be devoted to furnish
ing a hospital in the new Day Muir
sery Home.
A group Of women, who were for
mer residents of Cloverdale and mem
bers of the Cloverdale Fortnightly
Club, were entertained by Mrs.
Frank Vetsal of Beech Grove Mon
day at luncheon. Mrs. William
Forsch sang a group Of songs. The
house was prettily decorated and the
table was arranged with a center
piece Of yellow roses, with dainty
baskets, marking the places. APP
pointments were in yellow and white,
the colors of the club.
Eldon Dynes, 10 Balmoral Court,
left Monday for French Lick Springs.
He will be gone several days.
DR.. S. II. Clarke of the University
of Chicago will arrive in Indianapo-
lis Thursday. He has been in St.
Petersburg, Fla, and will be a guest
at the Claypool, where he will read
several plays.
Members Of the New Era Club en-
tertained at the Columbia Club Mon
day afternoon. Sixty guests were
at tables, decorated in red, white and
blue. Flags and red carnations were
given as favors. Mrs. e. NJ. Elder
made the welcoming address. A trio,
composed Of the Misses Margaret
Bills, MARITIME Campbell and Mildred
Click, played. Mrs. Josephus Hof
fer was chairman.
At a meeting of the indianapolis
White Shrine, No. 6, w. S. of j., the
following officers were elected Sat