The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-01

The Lincolnian Chapter of the In
ternational Study Club will hold its
regular meeting Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Flora Hubert, 1920 N.
Capitol Ave. Mrs. Samuel r. Art
man will talk on art Treasures of
Italy"
Miss Eleanor Ann Barrett, 3173 N.
Delaware ST.. entertained today with
an informal luncheon for six at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor
of Miss Dorothea Duprey of Worces-
ter, Mass, who is visiting her room
mate at Smith College, Miss Anna
Speers, 1908 N. Pennsylvania ST.,
during the spring vacation. Miss
Speers will entertain Friday with a
luncheon for Miss Duprey and other
Smith College girls. Miss Duprey
will leave Friday evening for
Worcester. Miss Speers and Miss
Barrett will return to Smith College
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards and little son
are here from Illinois, visiting Mrs.
Edwards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
j. Prentiss, 209 Washington Court.
They will return home Monday.
Miss Florence Luptcn, SO S. Ritter
Ave, and Miss Mildred Johns, 5576
University Ave, entertained Wednes-
day evening with two tables of bridge
at the home of the latter. A rose
design was carried out in all the ap-
pointments. Pink roses we're used
on the tables.
CHESTS: Misses Mary ~Biggerstaff
of Wabash, Ind; Mildred Stilz, Mary
Wagner, Margaret James, Louise
Cantwell. Mrs. Fred G. Johns and
the hostesses were also guests.
Miss F'rieda Kosfeld, whose mar
riage to Carl J.. Baumann of Buffalo,
N. Y, will take place April 5 was a
guest of honor Wednesday evening
at a miscellaneous shower given by
Miss May Stone and Miss Katherine
Kiefer, at the home of Miss Stone,
1916 Ashland Ave.
Pink, orchid and green, the bridal
shades, were used in decorating.
Guests were Mesdames Louis Kos
field, r. G.. Kiefer, Harold McClel-
land, and Misses Helen CLANCY,
Edna Altbanault, Fannie Geisler,
Anita WandeIl, Marjorie Rock.
Katherine Kares. Nina Davidson,
Alice Forsell, Ruth and Edna Silver,
Olive Roberts and Thelma Hardin.
Hamilton-Berry chapter Service
Star Legion will give it's annual food
sale at the city market Saturday
Home-canned and home-baked goods
will be on sale. Mrs. Charles E,
| Miller is chairman and will be as
sisted by Mesdames Ray Miller, Hen.
ry Coerper, A. L. Hoffmeister, Viii
liam Hayes and o. e. Green. Con.
tributions will be called for if mem
bers will call Mrs. Miller.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Mil
lersville Eastern Star will hold a
bazaar Saturday afternoon and eve
ming in Millersville Masonic TEN.
pie. A cafeteria supper will be
served from ) to 8 p. m. Mrs. Muriel
Colwell will have charge of the
supper. Mrs. Ethel Roberts, Of home.
baked goods and foods; Mrs. Mar
garet Bremen, aprons; Mrs. Marie
Roberts, candy: Mrs. Helen Car
baugh. miscellaneous fancy work
Miss Louis Cclwell, fish pond. Ar
auction sale in the evening will be a
special feature.
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority pledges
Miss Beatrice Burgan and Miss Shir
ley Baumb, entertained with a bridge
Miss Burgan, 2444 n. Meridian St.
for the active members, and the new
officers, Miss La Vaun Morsch, presi
dent; Helen Marie Davis, vice presi
dent; Beulah Hockett, secretary
Betty White, treasurer; Georges
Young, sergeant-at-arms: Maxine
Keller, historian, and Dorothy Ha
worth, puDlclCy.
The. sorority has completed plans
for a treasure hunt to be given Sat
urday evening. 1t will begin at tht
home of Miss Nell Denny, 1884
Graceland Ave, and end with {
weiner roast at the summer home
Of Miss yelma Tyner, southeast o
the city. Miss Tyner is chairman