The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-17

M. Ross Mason and Mrs. o. M.
Cosner at the home of Mrs. Mason,
|5510 Washington Blvd.
Bouquets of asters and zenias dec.
GRATED the tables, lighted with pink
tapers. The new president, Mrs. C.
G. Spurrier, gave an address of vel.
come and Mrs. T. e. Halls, Jr., read
a paper on the Topography Of AZ
RIGA"
The honor guests were Mrs Ida
Van Dorm, Mrs. Frank Williams and
Miss Hattie Cosner of Bedford.
Twenty-Five guests were entertained.
A bridge and bunco party was
given at her home Thursday by Mrs.
John G.. Murname, 1880 Guilford
Ave. The guests were: Mesdames
Melvin Sutton, Charles Sutton,
Daniel Presser, Grover Miller Rob.
ert O'Neil, Charles Jackson, Harry
Rockstroh and Miss Martha Rabui
Of Brooklyn, Ind.
A welcome home" luncheon. and
bridge party was given at the Co.
lumbia Club today by Mrs. w. D.
Long and Mrs. Percy Johnson in
honor Of Mrs. Charles Gemmer. who
has returned from Alaska and Mrs.
Tilden Greer, who has been in
Europe After luncheon the guests
were entertained at cards at the
home Of Mrs. Long, 211O N. Del.
aware st. Guests included Mes.
danes ]. e. Reagan, L. a. Mans
field, Arthur Bradshaw, Ronald
Foster, T. e. Myers, Henry Doll
man, w. E. Henkel, Harvey Martin,
w. f. Craig, Frank Wampler,
James Fischer and Bert Boyd.
Mrs. w. c. Smolenski of Denver,
Colo, was honor guest at an after
noon bridge given Thursday by Mrs
d e. Gruber, S141 N. Illinois ST.
The house was gay with fall flowers,
and small bouquets in crystal hold
ers decorated the tables. Ices and
CONNECTIONS were nodded in form and
color of red roses. Guests with Mrs.
Smdlenski were Mesdames H. D.
Scott, Harry w. Scott, John Stuart,
Charles +. Dawson, Robert Neff, O..
r. Lieber, Charles D. Gaunt, o. B..
Heppner, John Hintzie, Robert A. Du
Boise, r. M. Cass, J. A. Stuart and
the Misse Lula Brown, Gertrude
Gutelius, Mabel Wheeler, Mildred
Casey.
The first of the after theater dane
ing parties for the winter season
will be held at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club tonight. The club orches-
ira, under the direction of George
Irish, will play. During the winter
these after-theater parties will be
held Wednesday. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights. One of the
most important events of the local
fall season, the annual black and
white Halloween ball, will be held
at the club and Is being arranged
for by President Matson. Many
novel features are being arranged
for the affair.
F. A. Doll, manager of the travel
department Of the Fletcher Ameri-
can Company, will leave for New
York Saturday morning to attend a
dinner to be given on the new
French line cabin steamer, Rocham-
beau, on the evening of Sept. IS.
Faculty Of the Indiana University
School Of Medicine will give a get.
together party for new students,
nurses and social service workers at
the medical school building, 104O w.
Michigan St., tonight. Dancing and
refreshments will be provided.
The Altar Society of st. Roch's
will entertain with cards on Sunday
afternoon and evening, in the hall
at $500 S. Meridian st. The host
esses will be Mrs. Thomas Memmer.
Mrs. Anna Risch, Mrs. Jos. Berg
line, Mrs. H. Schmidt, Mrs. H. Hur-
ley, Mrs. Ray Sauer. A luncheon
will be served in the evening. Free
transportation will be furnished to
and from tha G Meridian car line