The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-14

A guest day luncheon was held at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club today
by members Of the Monday Club.
Social committee members, headed
by Mrs. I. E. Brokaw. had charge
Of the reservations. Each member
of the club was entitled to bring one
guest. In honor of Flag day,
large starts and stripes was draped
at one end Of the room and small
flags and flowers surrounded the
table centerpiece, which was in pa
triotic colors. Refreshments and
appointments carried out the red.
white and blue color scheme.
Mrs. j. M. DUNCAN. president, had
charge of the program. She was as
sisted by Mesdames Charles w
Field, Edgar R. Eskew, Clayton H
Ridge, l. E. Brokaw, John w.
Noble, Henry Blume. Carl Spencer,
George Warmoth, Harris Holland
and Samuel Copeland. Those tax
ing part in the program, which fol
lowed the annual reports. were Miss
Frances Champion, Mrs f. E. Files
and Mrs. Wayne Reddick
The Beta Phi Mothers Club will
give a picnic luncheon at the home
of Mrs. C. G. Kreider, PlainfeId,
Ind, Wednesday. This will be the
last meeting Of the year. Mrs c. E,
Flowers will be chairman of the
luncheon and will be assisted by
Mrs. w. E. Rich, Mrs A A. Ogle
and Mrs. H. H. Brooks. Mrs. Earl
r. Cox will have charge of transpor-
tation arrangements.
Miss Dorothy Day, who will be
married to Richard Harding Stout
on Wednesday, was the honor guest
at bridetea and handkerchief
shower given by Mrs. Russell Pierce
Welt, Miss Gwendolyn Dorey and
Miss Dorothy Reynolds at the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club Saturday aft
ernoon. A great brass bowl, filed
with crimson rosebuds and lighted
with crimson tapers in brass candle
sticks, formed the decorations at the
tea table.
tulle veil beaded, and holding a
brides bouquet of white roses. tied
with a shower of white ribbon
streamers, had a gown formed of
the handkerchief given Miss Day
Guests included Mesdames Oliver H.
Stout. Philip Leonard Johnson and
Donovan Hoover, and Misses Lois
Mona Rushton, Plainfeld, Ind:
Elizabeth Theilan. Tarrytown, N. Y;
Mary Biggerstaff, Wabash, Ind; Ger
trude Schmidt. Dorothy Watkins,
Marjorie Hendren, Gladys Trick,
Beneta Cox, Helen Payne, Mildred
Johns, Married. Wineinger. Emily
Brossman, Dorothy Powell and Har-
riet Kistner.
Leo r. Shay son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. P. Shay. 625 N. Parker Ave. re-
turned from ST. Mary's College. St.
, Marys Kan, Saturday. He will
spend the summer in Indianapolis.
Miss Virginia Dunkle, who will be
married to Ralph Norris Clark, June
23, and Miss Mildred Fexworthy,
who will be married to James Greene
Morgan on Wednesday, were honor
guests at a luncheon bridge given at
the home of Mrs. Howard H. Bates.
4646 Kenwood Ave, by Mrs. Howard
aand Mrs. Joseph T. Moore, Satur-
day. Flowers In the bridal colors of
orchid, honey dew and green, were
arranged as decorations throughout
the house. A going away party"
formed the scheme of the appoint
ments and small /suitcases tagged
with names Of the guests were the
favor place cards. Tallies were nina
ture travelling bags. A leather hat
box. embossed with their initials was
presented to each Of the brides elect.
Miss Esther Whitney of Indian
apolis a graduate student at the
University of Michigan, is visiting at
Adrian College, where her sister.
Miss Mary Whitney. is a member of
the graduating class. Miss Esther
Whitney graduated from Adrian
with the class of 1925.
Mrs Morris Dunn, 1858 Carrollton
Ave, was hostess for a bridge-tea
and miscellaneous shower Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss Beulah
Wright, who will be married to Paul
d. Frame June "a at the First Bap-
list Church. The rooms were deco
rated with garden flowers arranged
in baskets and the colors of orchid,
shell pink and blue were used in the
appointments. The tables were light
ed with tapers In crystal holders. tied
with tulle bows. A French basket,
tied with tulle in the three colors.
held the gifts presented to Miss
Wright.
The Alpha A1umnae Association Of
Delta Gamma sorority held its last
meeting at the Brown Bowl tearoom,
Saturday. Luncheon at 1 p. m. was
followed by business meeting.
Plans for the national convention
which is to be held June at Macki-
mao Island, Mich, were discussed