The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-04
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Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHAlS

Transformed into a colorful Span
fsh setting, the garden at the nome
of Mrs. Bernard Batty, Haversticks
park. was the scene of a unique ana
beautiful party, when the members
of the Butler University chapter OF
Pi Beta Phi sorority entertained
with their first rush party Tuesday
evening.
Wine. silver and blue, the sorority
colors, were used in all decorations,
At the entrance gate, a huge gold
arrow threw out scintillating lights
in the three colors and the guests
were greeted by members or the
organization, dressed in Spanish cos
tunes. An original playlet, with
Spanish characters, was a feature
of the evening, and several, groups
of songs were given by a quartet
composed of the Misses Dorothy
Lois Thomas, Suzanne kelhoff, Bea-
trice Batty and Esther Tilford.
Refreshments, in the sorority col
ors, were served by the pledges, VINO
also were in Spanish costumes. The
favors were dainty Spanish fans,
marked with the Greek letters Pi
Beta Phi.
Miss Marianne Reid daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Knox Landers,
who will be married to Robert wild
on next Tuesday, was the honor
guest at a party and shower at the
Highland Golf and Country club
Tuesday afternoon, given by Mrs.
Frederick Boone. Jr., and Miss Gene
We've Pickerell. The guests In
cluded Misses Elizabeth Sifers, lola,
Kan. :. Louise Robinson, Wichita.
Kan: Marjory Lewis. Anna Louise
Griffith. Elizabeth Sanborn. Mildred
Conklin and Mrs. Mitchell Crist.
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Miss Helen Hungan, 21i4 Single
ton St., entertained Monday night
with a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Edith Weakly, who
will be married to r.. Roy Bly, next
Saturday. The bridal colors of pink
and white were used throughout the
house in floral decorations. The
gifts were presented in a unique
way. the bride-elect following trail
of rainbow colored ribbons, finding
the gifts in the traditional pot of
gold. Guests included Misses Eliza
beth Snyder, Isabelle Broucher,
Emile Engelau, Louise Mailman,
Cecia Dalinsky. Thelma Watson and
Dorothy Wilcox The hostess was
assisted by her sister, Miss Helen
Krumrine.
Members of the w. c. T. U. and
their husbands will be entertained
at a garden party at the home Of
Mrs. Karopp Ashjian, 4234 Cornelius
Ave-. Friday evening. The party will
be in honor of Miss Zerelda q. Wal
lace, the first State president of the
! organization. and the six Marion
County members who will be
delegates to the national convention
in Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. &c to Oct.
1. Delegates are Mesdames Harry
M. Sloan, Grace Altvater, G.. Hall
Kirkham, Lime Burns, John A.
Solliday and Martha Copsey.
Assisting the hostess will be: Mes
danes ]. E. Moore, F. T. Gallon, T..
P. Humphrey, w. G. Evans and D.
G. Hewitt. A musical program will
be given during the evening. Miss
Arax Ashjian will play several piano
numbers, Master Karopp Ashjian
will play the violin and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Milthaler will give vocal
duets.
In case of rain, the party will be
held in the Ashjian home.
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Miss Jean Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, who will
be married to Clifford e. Wagner,
Saturday, was the guest of honor
at luncheon given at the Columbia
Club today by Miss Lucille Hodges.
Miss Hope Bedford, GIG N. Capitol
Ave-, entertained Tuesday afternoon
for Miss Brown with bridge and
kitchen shower. Garden flowers and
pink roses in crystal holders were
decorations. The guests places were
marked by recipe cards. upon which
each guest wrote her favorite
recipe for a cook book for Miss
Brown.
Little David Henry and his twin
sister, Joan, presented the gifts. The
children were dressed as French
chef and French maid, respective
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