The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-28

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WEDDINGS BETROTHAIs

Miss Helen Luedeman, 534 ASbury
ST., will be hostess this evening at a
card and garden party for the Alpha
chapter Of the Tau Delta Sigma
sorority. Miss Luedeman is 'presi'
dent of the organization. a
Japanese garden effect will be car
RED out, with Japanese lanterns.
p~arasols, and a profusion Of cherry
blossoms. Dressed as Japanese
maidens, the pledges, Miss Gladys
McCarty, Miss Alice Caveny and
Miss Alice Smith will serve refresh
ments. The committee in charge
Of arrangements includes Miss
Dorothy Lovelace, chairman, and
Misses Winifred Warstet, Helen
Luedeman and Georgia MCGEE and
Mrs. Inner Welch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillette
Comingore and son Edward and
daughter Patricia of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Erwin
Comingdore of Norfolk, Va, are
depending the summer at the home
of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Comingore, Exeter Ave. These
house guests will be entertained at
dinners this week at the homes of
Salem D. Clark, 2541 n. New Jersey
ST., and Mrs. Rose Pence, 1245 Pros
pect st.
The home of Mrs. Albert Schnei-
der, 1886 Brentwood Ave. was a
bower of summer flowers in gay col
ors. of pink, blue and gold this aft
ernoon when Mrs. Schneider and
Mrs. F. Lee Tompkins, entertained
at bridge for Mrs. Max A. Black
burn.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Elmer Clark, M~artinsville; Mrs.
Howard Lester, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Mrs. Ruth Grain, Gainesville,
Ill. Other guests were Mesdames
Norris Kahn, Elmer Tompkins, Cal
Steinhauer, A. NJ. Shouse. w. R.
Blackburn, Alfred Rain, Roy Hotz,
Hurm J. Burnett, Gladys York,
Harry Craig, Wilson Dauner, Paul
Blackburn, Paul Mccormick, Will
liam Hamaker, Marion Graham,
Ted Campbell, Fred Butler. Donald
Hart, Smith Martin, Hugh Boyer,
Harold c.. Hunter, Louis Schneider,
Clifford M. Biddle, Fred S. Schneid-
err and Foster Byers and Miss Grace
West.
At the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Clark Day, 20 w. Forty-Second ST.,
Mrs. Harry Coleman Moore. will en-
terrain Friday afternoon for Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Bernard of California, who
Is visiting Mrs. A. Earl White, 2S09
Chester Ave-. and for Mrs. Harry
G. Pittman of Boerne, Texas. Mrs.
Pitman will be the weekend guest
of Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. e. c. Kettering, a recent
bride. was honor guest at a surprise
miscellaneous shower given by Miss
Hilda Kreft, 326 Fulton ST., Monday
night. The bridal colors, peach and
turquoise, were carried out in the
decorations and the gifts were pre-
scented to the bride in a large hat
box, decorated with the two colors.
Guests included Misses Fauniel Ser
gent, Portland, Ore; Francis Olsen,
Florence Lips. Laura Fiscus. Mil
bred Mason, Grace Gwinn. Maxine
Bird, Laura Carroll, Florence Whit
tenberg, Lucille Thompson and Clara
Thompson.
Mrs. Isaac f. Woodland, 1886 n.
Pennsylvania ST., entertained with
a luncheon at the Columbia Club to-
day in honor of Mrs. H. c. Moore
of Miami Beach, Fla. A theater
party to Keith's followed the lunch.
con.
The George H.. Chapman Relief
Corps, No. 10. held a session today
at FIT. Friendly, sig N. Illinois St.,
in honor of the national president,
Mrs. Catherine Mcbride, Mrs. Grace
Hoffmeyer, department president,
and Mrs. Bertha Mcclellan of FIT.
Wayne, department senior vice pres
ident. The Patriotic Order Of Amer
lea drill team gave a demonstration
drill. An informal reception, with
refreshments, followed.
Mrs. w. ]. Slate, 2901 Central
Ave. was hostess for the luncheon
meeting (of the 'Woman's Depart
ment Club auxiliary Tuesday after
noon. She was assisted by Mrs. vii
liam Helfenberger. Honor guests
were Mrs. Lewis Sturgis and Mrs.
e. @. Lee. A business meeting fol
lowed the luncheon.
The Altar Society Of st. Roch's
will give it's regular monthly card
party at the hall, 5000 S. Meridian
ST., Sunday afternoon and evening.
H~ostesses r Mesdames Albert
Stocker, Francis Meyer, Charles
Ffschel, o. Lang. Norval Thompson
and Leo Sitter. Lunch will be served
in the evening. Transportation will
be provided from the end of the Me.
ridian st. car line.
The card party given by members
of the Cervus Club at the Elks' club
house Tuesday. was attended by
several hundred Proceeds
will go to the orphans outing fund.
Purple and white balloons and has
kets Of vari-colored garden flowers
I decorated the ballroom Of this club