The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-24


Park, Harvey Dodge and Miss Ger
trude Ludwig.
Miss Martha Pettijohn, 1866 Park
Ave, entertained three of her soror-
ity sisters from the Northwestern
University chapter Of Phi Beta at
luncheon given in honor of Miss
Laura Buck, Evanston, ILL.,. who is
now visiting in the Pettijohn home.
Other members of the sorority, which
is a professional musical and dra-
matte art association, present at the
luncheon were Miss Grace Mattern
Of Plainfield and Mrs. Consuelo
Co1ohman Rettig.
Mrs. Charles Sennett, Sphinx Apis,
left here Tuesday for Los Angeles,
Cal, where she will make an indefi-
mite stay with her sister, Mrs. George
Thayer.
Mrs. William A. Tyner, 33S N.
Arsenal Ave-, and daughter, Gladys,
have departed for an extended trip
to Niagara Falls.
Miss Thelma Snider was pledged
to the Alpha chapter Of the Tau
Delta Sigma Sorority Monday eve
ming in the Italian room of the Lin
coin. Miss Gladys McCarty and
Miss Alice Caveny were recently
pledged. The active members of the
chapter now are Mesdames James
F'leenor, Inner Welch, Lloyd Ro-
selle. Clarence Marshall; Misses
Ruth Palmer, Dorothy Lovelace,
Helen Luedeman, Frieda Leukardt,
Evelyn Clancy, Clara Miller, Wini-
fred Warstat, Roxana Hammond.
Georgia MCGEE, Marjorie William
son, Margaret Layton.
Miss Catherine Cryan, 2907 N.
New. Jersey ST., is spending two
weeks in Illinois visiting friends and
relatives. She will go to Chicago
before returning here Sept 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Long, 2110 n.
Alabama St., have gone to Lakeside,
Ohio, to give a program at Lake
lChatauqua. They will also give
program of folk lore before the
| Woman's Club Of Cleveland, Ohio,
and the Merom Chautauqua at
Merom, Ind, before returning home.
Misses Helen j. Smith, Geraldine
Mckee, Ethel Roash, Beatrice Nc
Cracker, jeanette Wolfe, Nadine
Cravens and Anne and Lillian Hobbs
are pledges of the Sigma Phi sor-
GRITTY who will entertain the mem
bers with a spread at the home Of
the Misses Hobbs, 764 E. Forty
Second ST., Wednesday.
Frances Review No. 8, Woman's
Benefit Association, will hold an in
door picnic with a covered dish
lunch at Red Mems Hall, 1877 w.
North ST., Wednesday.
The ladies of st. GATHERINGS
Church will give a card party on
Wednesday evening at the church
hall. The hostesses will be Mes
danes Charles Achdill, Harry Woir-
haye, P. Holzer, Henry Franz, Mrs.
John Under, Carl Bass, Oscar Meis-
ter, Thomas Mccormick and John
Cooney.
| Golden Rule Lodge No. 25 will
give a card party on Wednesday at
$50 p. m. at the Gussie Johnson
Shelter, 1902 E. Washington st.
Miss Rowena Smythe entertained
Monday afternoon with a luncheon
at her home in honor of her cousin,
Miss Della. Van Stedan, who for
merly lived here and was known as
member of the Phi Delta Gamma
Sorority and the Little Theatre
group.
Decorations at the luncheon were
summer flowers. Tall lavender can
dies in silver holders were set on
the buffet. Miss Helen Meikle con-
| LII oCNCLd I'll lOlh ucllCGS, wear
ing lace mantilla and old Spanish
costume in one of them. The guests,
with Miss Van Stedan, were Misses
Jane Coien, Roberta Stevens,
Helen Meikle, Marion Ellis, Susan
Ryle, Rose Davidson, Katherine
Knelly, Norma Cox, Frances Nelson,
Patricia Mccormick, Thelma Ryle
and Jack Taylor, Ernest Drewer
Ora Mason, Ralph Paxton, Francis
Taylor, Fred Dusenberger, Bob
Vance, Samuel Dougler.
Mrs. Everitt C. Johnson and
! daughter, Constance, 5505 Pleasant
Run Parkway, are home from Scroon
Lake, N. Y. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Terrell McCarty of Los
Angeles, Cal, who will be the house
guest of the Johnson family. Later,
she will be joined here by Mr.. Nc.
Carly. While in New York, this
summer, Mrs. Johnson has been
studying voice with Oscar Seagle.
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