The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-28

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WEDDINGS BETROTHAIs

The following young people are
serving on the committee for the af.
fair; The Misses Marie Karrer, Ethel.
wyn Arnholter. Winifred Smythe,
Letitia Gioscio, Irene Scott, Betty
Sacre, Marjorie Waltz, Leunice
Horne, Mary Egan, Virginia Hart,
Lucille Oglesby, Florence McShane,
Maria de Rocher, Charlott de Rocher
Eloys Meyer, Mildred Stilz, Mabel
Mitchell, Katherine Harrod, Anita
Wandell, Helen Shrom, Alice Ar
mold Lucia Wild Elenor Wild, Klara
Stiffler, Helen Coffey, Augusta Stew
enson, Mary Hunt Marion Ried,
Betty OHara, Harriet Mussawir, and
the Messrs. Stanley Cain, Bob Ar
mold. Victor Mussawir, Boris Orlian-
off, Eric Downie Stuart, Strauss,
Herman Ernest, Charles Dosch, Earl
Gray, Robert Huston. Wilbur Ander-
son, Evan Steger, Leonard Khord,
George Dalton, Kennard Davies. AL
bert Guy, Harold Hodgin, Joe Hen
ninger, Jack Hewson, Jerry Dixon.
HOOSler IOurlStS MEEK
Mrs. Dwight Murphy, $3.50 N.
Pennsylvania ST., was hostess today
for the Hoosier TouriA Club. The
home was decorated in the Halo
ween colors. Mrs. o. NJ. Cosner gave
talk on THE Biblical History of
Europe" Mrs. G. C. Spurrier spoke
on THE Nile" "Egypt's Monu-
ments" was the title of the talk by
Mrs. G. w. Early. Mrs. George
Diener was a guest of the club.
Entertains for CleOtha Club
Mrs. Edgar Sheets. Linwood Ave,
entertained this afternoon the mem.
bers Of the Cleotha Club. Decora'
tions were carried out in Halloween
colors. Those present were the
Mesdames Ernest Arms Charles
Brown, Dan Brosnan, Jack Hudgins,
Robert Mershon, Joseph Murray,
Sylvester Reed, Hovey Shelton, Will
liam Startt, Joseph Rosner and
George Wohlhieter.
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BOstOnian Chapter of Study Club
The Bostonian Chapter Of the In
ternational Study and Travel Club
gave a Halloween reception Wednes-
Gay at the home Of Mrs. l.. r. Faust,
1916 Villa Ave. Decorations were
carried out in the Halloween colors.
Mrs. S. r. Artman spoke on "The
Rubber Industry ,of Brazil" Mrs.
William Boyd, Mrs. John Jacobs, and
Miss Mary Pavey all read papers
relative to the subject. Mrs. A. +.
Emerson sang "By the Waters of
Minnetonka" and Indian Song" ac.
by Miss. Florence He'd
rick Miss Ivy Haworth has been
added to the clubs membership.
Home Economics Club Meeis
Mrs. @. c. Noblitt, 3707 N. Della
ware ST., was hostess Wednesday for
the Home Economics Club. Mrs. w.
C. Smith gave a talk on Year
Cleaning Versus Semi-An
nual Housecleaning."
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
II. B. Ashley, Mrs. Frank Andins,
Mrs. Arthur Butler and Mrs Paul
d. Birdsall.
Mrs. Arthur Dewey presented a
surprise to the club in the form OF
a salad.
Gypsy Dinner-Dance Feature
A. gypsy dinner will be the feature
Of the Indianapolis Country Club
Halloween festival Saturday evening.
Dinner will be served at 1880 and
dancing will follow with Charlie
Davis Orchestra playing. The ladies
will wear gypsy costumes and the
men will dress in home made en-
sembe Of white shirt, black or white
trousers, red sash and earrings.
PERSONAL ITEMS
The Delta Phi Theta fraternity will
give a masked barn dance this eve
ming. Music will be furnished by an
Different contests
have been arranged. The barn is |
located Just east of Pages chicken |
dinner place on the National Rd
Mrs. Gerry M. Sanborn will be |
chairman of the hostesses at the |
regular fortnightly luncheon bridge
at the indianapolis Athletic Club |
next Monday. other hostesses for
this affair are Mrs. Lucius Vain
wright. Mrs. E. w. Hurd Mrs. II.
c. Lathrop and Mrs. J. H. Trimble. |
DR.. e. M. Ryan of Fountain
Square is visiting at his sisters
home at Miami Beach, Fla.
The United Spanish War Veterans
and auxiliary will give a Halloween
party Saturday evening at the V.
f. w. Hall, King Ave. and W. Mich
igan st. Ladies are requested to
bring pumpkin pies