The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-23

Activities
E TT e II AIN M e N T
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALS

Parent Teacher Associations, pre-
sided at the luncheon given for the
incoming and outgoing presidents of
the organization at the Chamber of
Commerce, Wednesday,: Following
the luncheon, d. IT, Weir, assistant
superintendent of schools, spoke.
Three minute talks were given by
the following committee chairmen:
Mesdames Murray Dalman, William
M Hedrick, l.. G. Hughes, Charles
H. Smith, A. C. Raffersberger and
Robert Kendall
II urge every president of branch
associations to hold membership in
this organization" said Mrs. Smith.
She added that a conference lunch
con for the presidents would be held
once month during the winter.
Committee Signed
She announced the following com.
mittees:
Publicity: Mrs. J. H. Dunno, chair
man; Mrs. j. e. Fry, Mrs. C. p.
briggs, Mrs. Fl. E. Jordan, Mrs. A.
p Donelson, Mrs. A. r Manly, Mrs.
Frances O'Rourke and Mrs. w. S.
Mellender.
Telephone: Mrs. C. F. Helm,
chairman; Mrs. A. f. Kramer. Mrs.
E. Fl. Burton, Mrs. A. F.. Berndt.
Mrs. j. E. Neukom, Mrs. Lawrence
Carter and Mrs. r. A. Meyrs.
Emergency: Mrs. L. G.. Hughes,
chairman, will announce the COM
nlittee later.
Bridge for Bride-EIect
A pretty luncheon-bridge in honor
OF Miss Katherine Kelly, who will
be married to Richard Hennessev on
Oct. 5, was given at the Columbia
Club Wednesday by Miss Esther
Brown. The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. I. S. Downing.
Guests with Miss Kelly were Mes.
DANES Robert E. Kelly, Raymond
Marsh, Jane ROLAND, Christine
Rousch, w. A. Quiesser, G. A. Sho.
walter, c. T. Sandberg, J. H. SoItau.
Eugene Blackburn, A. J. Freenwald,
and Misses Agnes WEIGH, Telne
Marley, Mary WEIGH, Coral Dona.
hue. Mary Kelly, Hilda Gemmer
Ella Mitchell, Clara Norton.
For Sunnyside
A pretty luncheon bridge was given
by the Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside Sanitarium Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Charles NJ. Ander-
son, Alb Graceland Ave. Mrs. Z.
j. Rippberger, Mrs. j. A. Diggle,
Mrs. w. M. Lindholm, Mrs. C. Gel
sendorf and Mrs. Charles Miller were
assisting hostesses.
Fall flowers formed decorations in
the house and the small tables at
which tifty-two guests were seated
was tastefully arranged with crys-
tai bowls of fall roses.
Farewell for Visitor
/ Miss Odessa Williams, who is re-
turning to her home in Nashville,
Tenn, this week, was honor guest
at a farewell party given Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Audrey
Raschke, 344 N. De Quincy CT. Fare.
we'll gifts of hat box and a hand
some silk umbrella were presented
Miss Williams. The color scheme of
the decorations was yellow and
white.
Guests were: Mrs. Audrey Cum
ningham, Miss Lucille MCGEE, Miss
Elsie Heger. Miss Laverne Zinkan,
Miss Mildred Browne, and Miss LII
ellie Raschke.
Hovey-Etherton Nuptials
Miss Alice Marie Etherton of Ev-
ansville became the bride Of Alfred
w, Hovey, at the home Of the bride
groom's sister. Mrs. Carl w. Piel,
3416 N, Meridian St., Wednesday at
high noon, The Rev, j. w. Duncan
read the ceremony, Immediate mem.
bers of the families were present.
Following the wedding, a break
fast was served at the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club, Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey left
Immediately on a wedding trip
through northern Indiana and Mich.
igan. They will make their home in
indianapolis,