The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-10
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

The Monday Club observed
Daughters day" with a musical
4 program and social hour at the d.
a "A. II, chapter house, SPA n, Penn
4 sylvania ST., this afternoon, Spring
4 flowers were decorations, Miss Ade-
laide Conte, director of the Irving
i ton School of Music, had charge of
I the program, She also sang a
group Of songs, including, Gossip
ing" i've Been Wandering"
6 "Charming Papillon," and selections
from Dell Aegua, Novella and Hage-
man,
Miss Mildred Smith accompanied
including, MoskowsN's Sparks"
and three selections by Chopin.
i I4ostesses for the day We're, Mrs. J.
M. DUNCAN, president; Mrs. c. w.
Fields, first vice president; Mrs.
Edgar Eskew, second vice president;
Mrs, John Noble, recording sec
rotary and Mrs. Carl Spencer, trea-
surer.
The social committee included
Mesdames I. Il. BokaW, chairman,
l.. B. Skinner, c. Crippin, and
Howard Passei. Miss Lucille Stewart
had charge of the social hour.
The Tau Delta Sigma Sorority
will give a rush party this evening
in the Lincoln room of the Lincoln
Following bunko, there will be
short program. Miss Marjorie Will
hanson will play piano selections,
Miss Georgia MCGEE will read and
the Misses Irene Snyder and Mary
Bicano will dance. A buffet supper
will be served. Miss Helen Luede-
man, Dorothy LoVelace and F'rieda
Leukhardt are in charge OF arrange
mentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell II. Wilson,
3615 Washington Blvd, will go to
French Lick Wednesday and from
there to Louisville, Ky, to the
Derby. IN the party at French Lick
will be Elmer Stout, Mr.. and Mrs.
w N. Evarts and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Van Bomel of New York.
Miss Dorothy Dipple, 507 n Merid-
ian ST., gave a luncheon followed by
a theater party Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Prosper l. Miller, who until
her recent marriage was Miss Lois
Williamson. Guests with Mrs. Miller
were Mesdames Denton j. McVey,
Alvin Edward Newman, Fred Tay-
1or, Charles Davis and Miss Celes-
tine Donnelly.
Mrs. Thomas F. Darmody, 2715
N. Meridian ST., after a visit in
Florida, has returned home.
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Faculty women of the Metropoli-
tan School of Music were entertained
Saturday with a bunco party, at the
home Of Miss Helen Quig, 243S Belle
fontaine ST., in honor Of Miss Cert.
rude Douglass who will leave short
: ly for an extended trip through the
West. Assisting the hostess were
Miss Leona Kinder, Miss Bernice
Van Sickle and Miss Helen Sartor
The following were guests: Mes
danes Flora NJ. Hunter, John Kol
.mer, Mary e. Willhite, Arthur Mon
ninger, Grace HutchinGs, Allie Egg
gleton, Frieda Heider, Nora Beaver
Lucille Wagner, and Misses Geral-
dine Trotter, Ida Douglass, Frances
. 'Wishard. Laura Doerflin, Gladys
Smeed, Florence Keepers, Ida Belle
Sweenie, Lulu Brown, Frances Beik,
Fay Heller, Lois Buskirk, Frances
Smith and Marie Shafer.
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La Velle Gossett Post, No. 908,
Veterans Of Foreign Pars, will hold
a card party at it's hall, 9O2 n.
Pershing Ave, Tuesday evening. Ed.
ward Kremer is chairman.
$3.50
Mrs. Henry Blume, 3419 Z. Six.
teenth ST., is spending several days
in Lafayette and will be a guest at
Purdue faculty mothers tea.
The active chapter Of Alpha Chi
omega sorority Of Butler University
entertained with tea Sunday after
noon at the chapter house in honor
or the members mothers. The Al
pha Chi trio, Miss Dorothy Berger,
Miss Marcia Clapp and Miss Mar
( Gene Campbell. played during the
/ afternoon and Miss Irma Roller gave
readings. The Misses Grace Martin
! dale, Katherine and Lucinda Smith
! sang.
Mrs. w. w. Reedy, 1882 Belle
fontaine St, spent the weekend with
her daughter, Miss Ruth Reedy,
junior at the University Of Illinois,
Urbana, III.
Miss Elizabeth Davis, 1924 Julian
Ave. entertained the BUSINESS
Woman's Club of Our Lady of
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