The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-04

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHAI .

shower given by Miss Maribel
Wineinger, 5022 Central Ave-, Thurs
day evening. Flowers in varying
shades of pink decorated the house
and pink tapers tied with rose tulle,
Lighted the dining room and tables.
Tiny pink candles marked the in
dividual covers and pink iced cakes
on plateaus of pink roses formed
centerpieces at the three tables. The
bride-elect's gifts were suspended in
pink bell over her place.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. L. E. Wineinger and
her sister, Mrs. j. L. Wilson. Guests
| included, Mesdames Culver c. God
frey, Joseph Carleton Holbrook of
Tampa, Fla, Hermon B. Gray, Rus.
sell Pierce Wet and Misses Dorothy
Black, Gladys Trick, Katherine Len
nox, Dorothy Atkins, Gwendolyn
Dorey, Dorothy Segur, Gertrude
Schmidt, Dorothy Powell, Helen
Jane Pritchard, Beneta Cox, Melba
Donaldson Dorothy Reynolds and
! Florence Seiders.
The Marion County council of the
American Legion Auxiliary met at
the Legion Bldg. Thursday. Mrs. J.
| P. Smith, president of the club, pre-
sided. A report was made that $500
had been paid on the Riley Hospital
| pledge. The auxiliary adopted a
resolution asking the American Lee
gion's aid in preventing the COM
liberalization of poppy sales. Mrs.
r. E. Remington, Mrs. Hazel Work
man and Mrs. Charles Souders We're
appointed to present the resolution
at the Legion convention.
Mrs. William Avery Atkins and
Mrs. Francis H. Wadhams of larry
ton, Conn, were honor guests at
reception given by Mrs H. c. At
kfns, $500 Sunset Ave. Thursday aft
ernOon. The hostess was assisted at
the tea table and in the dining room
by Mesdames William Coburn, Frank
Stalnaker, Jaquelin Holiday, Phile-
mon Watson.
Members of the Bel Canto Club
will meet at the entrance of Ellen
berger Park Sunday afternoon at 8
for the annual club picnic. If the
waether is bad, members will go to
the home of Miss Gertrude Conte.
$50 S. Audubon Rd.
The Ward Belmont Club will give
its annual State luncheon at the Co
lumbia Club Saturday at / p. m.
Reservations may be made with Mrs.
Paris C. Pierson, 745 E. Maple Rd.
Blvd
Mrs. Vincent B. Binager, 913 Ash
land Ave, entertained the LinColnian
chapter of the International Study
Club this afternoon, with a rose
party. Bowls and baskets of vary
ing Shades Of roses decorated the
house and the favors were roses,
in ice cream flower pots. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Flora
Hubert and Mrs. V. Fl. Rothley. A
program was given with Mrs. F. O.
elmer playing group of piano
selections. Mrs. Very Cooper of An
derson sang. "a May Morning" and
"a Bowl of Roses" Mrs. Samuel
r. Artman gave an original selec-
ton, 1.-THE Romance of the Flowers"
Mrs. B. F. Hollingsworth presided
Wives of members of the golden
jubilee Scottish Rite class Of May
1925, were guests at tea Thursday
given by Mrs. Horace Nicodemus,
5s6 Middle D9.. Woodruff Plate.
About three hundred were present
The color note Of yellow was fol-
lowed in the decorations and ap-
pointmentS.
The Lucky Won Club will give a
card party this evening in st. Jo-
seph's Hall. 617 E. North St. Euchre,
| lotto and bunco will be played.
door prize viii be given. Mrs. Mary
Lowe is chairman, assisted by the
following committee: Misses Marie
| Flynn. Martha Schwanllhaus, Berna-
dette Murphy, Margaret Sullivan.
| Mary White. Thelma Cox. Margue-
rite Meehan. Mary Barrett. Bessie
Sullivan. Kathleen Rfrret, Mrs. Will
| liam Murrin. Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm
| and Mrs Thomas Feeney.
The Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club
will be entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. J. D. Case of Rushville Wednes-
day. June %. Mrs S. B. Walker
was recently elected president of the
club; Mrs. w. H. Price, vice presi-
| dent: Mrs. C. w. Hitchcock, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. j. s..
! Clark, treasurer
Mrs. Erly Woods, 917 N. Gray ST.,
gave an afternoon bridge party
Thursday for Miss Esther Mullis,
who will be married to Donald Had
ley on June 9. Baskets of garden
flowers decorated the house and
sweet peas in pastel shades were
used on the tables.
| Mrs. G. A. Borchers. 1886 wash
ington Blvd. has as her house guests
Mrs. r. P Gooden and daughters.
Dorothy ard Lucy Ann Of Lawrence
burg. Miss Lucille Wheeler Of Oak
Park, ILL.,. will arrive this evening.
Members and friends of the Nature
Study Club will meet with Mrs. Al
bert Metzger, 1920 N. Talbot Ave.
Saturday evening. A musical pro-
gram will be given by Miss Thelma