The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17


fully this afternoon with a Colonial
Tea at the chapter house, Sc S.
j Irvington Ave. Members of the
faculty were special guests.
The tea table, at which Mrs. z.
e. Worth and Mrs. Ward Hale pre-.
sided in Colonial costume, was
daintily arranged with orchid sweet
peas and lighted by orchid tapers
in crystal holders.
A musical program was given in
GLIDING piano solos by Miss Louise
! Martin, violin solos, by Miss Eliza
beth Bayler, and group of songs,
by Mrs. Walker Baylor, in costume
accompanied by Miss Helen Schmitz.
Little John Baylor gave dances and
Mrs. J. T. Saul, gave readings.
About 100 persons attended the
tea. The committeefin charge, also
in Colonial costume, include Mes
danes It. b. Moffett, chairman
Charles Bokerman. w. C. Barnes, f..
c. Schmitz, and William Forsyth.
$50
Mrs. I'll. c. Duke, 3117 n. New
Jersey ST., announce the engages
lment of their daughter, Miss Helen
Alma Duke, to douglas Vickery
Cook, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Cook, 324S Washington Blvd, The
wedding will take place March 8.
Mrs. j. Mcdonald Young, 831 n.
Tuxedo ST., was hostess Monday for
the February meeting Of the Te-
Aro-Ah chapter Of the International
talked on the origin Of Hollywood in
Scotland. Mrs. j. G. Karstedt and
Mrs. O. S. Guio were elected to mem
bership. The club will meet next
time with Mrs. Karstedt
49,
Mrs. Margaret T. Morris, 1920
Hoefgen ST., announces the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Sara Rather
| inc Morris, to Lewis Arthur McGill,
which took place Sunday evening at
8 p. m. at the Garfield Park
Christian Church.
They were attended by Miss Nor
ma Mitchell and Jesse Snodgrass.
The bride wore frock OF henna can
ton, combined with Valenciennes
lace Mr.. and Mrs. McGill are at
home with the brides mother.
Members Of the Girls Federation
and c. M. B. classes of tho Third
Christian Church will be ENTER
tanned with a Valentine party and
dinner Friday. Reservations. may
be made with Mrs. Clarence o.
Jackson. Reservations are limited
to 300.
! On the reception committee will be
Miss Clara Clark. Miss Belva Ogden,
Miss Irene KanabIe, Miss Adrienne
Schmedel, Miss Cleo Evans, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bell, Mrs. Earl
Robinson, Kennard Perkins, Muriel
Foster, Dee Lenfesty, Vern Gillespie.
Earl Robinson. Charles Ely. o. ".
Sappenfield. Entertainment commit
tee includes Misses Gladys Albright,
Ruby Frakes, Mary Lipps, Kathryn
Taylor. Ruth Shobe. Mary Margaret
Harrison, Helen Eaker, Hermanda
Agger, Messrs. Willard Beaman. Roy
Myers, Dale Alexander, John
Schooler, Harold Crays, Roland
schmedel, ". o. Sives and Clarence
Weesner.
Chaneonette Club will meet Feb.
"a at p. m. at the home OF Mrs.
Louis Traugott, 34424 Central Ave.
Mrs. Frank Cregor will give lee
ture on Garden OF Allah" Selec-
tons of Arabian music will be given
by Miss Loretta Guedelhofer, Miss
Lois Anderson and Mrs. Helen War
rum Chappell. Miss Myrtle Free
man will sing a group of songs. = A
duet from Madame Butterfly will
be sung by Miss Freeman and Miss
Grace Rush.
Mrs. Henry C. Ketcham, chairman
Of serving for the George washing
ton birthday anniversary luncheon
Saturday by the Caroline Scott Har-
/ rison chapter OF the d. A. r., has
announced her committee: Mes
danes William Henry Harrison,
Frank d. Hatfield, Leman Brayton,
William n. Kegley, Eastman Caper-
ton, Max Rocker, j. P. Ryan, Rob-
ert Armstrong, E. B. Forney, Clar-
ence Robinson, Bon o. Aspy, Donald
Test, Earl Houck, Misses Lucille
and Josephine Heron. Sameulla
Shearer, Mary Cornelia Keller, Janet
Scudder, Mary Arlington, Frances
McMath, Martha Armstrong, Mary
Elizabeth Sutherlan, Helena Sipe,
lone Wilson, Ethel Grove, Louise
Angerer, and Helen Dills.
| golden RULE LODGE No. 25. Ladies
Au11liary to the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen card party tonight. hall. 1902
sT. GATHERINGS CHURCH. benefit
ming az s53 Il. Tabor o ST. Hostesses u Mrs Mrs.
julius Armbruster and Mrs. Frank Gran
nan.
WOMEN or MoosEHEART LEGION,
card party Thursday. ESQ D. M. 1876 s.
J Delaware st.
4 .INDIANAPOLIS SHRINE No q Order
Of White Shrine Of Jerusalem. Washing
ton Tea, for members and friends, Satur-
day 119 p. Ohio st. Musical program.
vIcroRy, CLUB FIR2EELTY REVIEW,
sSs Ashton 1870 1888 e0ms aha Me- 81
LINGER LONGER CLUB. cards. 1852
Roosevelt Ava. 8 80 D. m. Wednesday
CARD PARTIES. VETERANS OF FOR
EIGN WARS. hall: 136 ". Washington