The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-28

Activities
E n TIE R T A i " NJ e NTs
WEDDINGS BETROTHAI4S

Miss L00na 1AnnDn, 923 Jeffer-
son Ave-, gave miscellaneous show
er Thursday evening for Miss Theresa
C1assick, daughter of James Class
lex, who viii be married to Charles
6ughen on June 2. The house was
decorated with spring flowers
Guests included Mesdames Helen
) Hammond, Anna Highstreet, Esther
Scalf, Florence Cowan, Ida Lannon,
Evelyn Ruckersfeldt, Mollie Groves,
Lois Erwin, La Verne Rutt, Alma
Neville, Bernice Lannon and Misses
Elizabeth Kennedy, Katherine Will
nams, Isis Hoag1and, Louise Jud-
kins, Helen Quinlin, Beaulah Tim
norman, Esther Wilmer, Ruth Wor-
ley, Nellie Cantwell, Evelyn Mann,
Helen Jackson, Vera Cronnin, Madge
Pugh, Kate McConahy, Susan Lei
blow, Ruby Groves, Mary Bugher,
Helen Johns, Agnes Kane and lie
ona Lannon. -
George Hilgemeier Jr., 1850 N.
Pennsylvania ST., will have as his
guests for theSpeedway race Michael
Wilson, Cincinnati, O., formerly of
this city; Thomas Green of Hous-
ton Tex, now attending Notre Dame
University, and Jack Freund of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor T. Waits,
4061 E. Thirty Fourth ST., are hav-
ing as weekend guests Miss Mildred
Mckinney of Columbus, Ohio; Mr..
and Mrs D. A. Waterman, Mrs.
Russell Waterman and son, Charles,
Of Danville, III.
Mrs. Minnie Duncan entertained
members of the Fidesea Club at
luncheon Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. George Kramer, 5205 E. Michi-
gan st. Covers were laid for twelve.
A pretty arrangement of spring flow
ers formed the centerpiece for the
table, which was lighted with tall
tapers in pastel shades.
Miss Alma Bremen, daughter Of
Mrs. Herman Bremen, 1880 E. New
York st., was the guest Of honor
Thursday at a miscellaneous shower
given at the home Of Mrs. Herman
Kuemmich, 1897 E. Vermont st.
Twelve guests were entertained.
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The second Of a series of bridge
teas was held this afternoon with
Mrs. Edwin S. Pearce and Mrs. Earl
Guthridge as hostesses at Mrs.
Pearce's home, 3037 Park Ave. Fifty
guests were entertained Thursday.
The house was decorated with bas-
kets of spring flowers in pastel
shades. Presiding at the tea table
Thursday were Mrs. ]. Robert Clare
and Mrs. W. G. Paranore. Assist
ing hostesses were Mesdames Paul
Cornelius, George Burke, John
COPYRIGHT and w. D. Hammerstadt.
At the tea table today Mrs w. E.
Barton and Mrs. Frank Laird pre-
sided and were assisted by Mesdames
Ralph Coffin, Ross Coffin, James
Stewart and Alex Byerly. Forty
guests were present.
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Mrs. F. T. Gallon, 3145 Broadway;
Mrs. o. E. Lewis, 2214 n. Capltol
Ave, and Mrs. Thomas Humphrey,
3345 Graceland Ave, have returned
from Rushville where they attended
the Southeast district meeting of the
American War Mothers.
Mrs. Walter Foltz, "a E. Fortieth
St., will entertain this evening" with
linen shower for Miss Virginia
Sherwood Thomas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Thomas, 9006 Ruckle
St., who will be married to Belmont
william Birsfeld June 2. Mrs. T. A.
Bowser, Ais Ruskin St., will enter
tain with dinner Saturday for Miss
Thomas.
Mrs. Paul F. Rainier and Miss
Ruth Rainier, PTS Sutherland Ave,
will entertain with a tea Tuesday,
from to g., for their house guests,
Misses Louise, Adele Leonie and
Matilda Chambers of Detroit, INCH,
and Mrs. George Grassle of Seymour,
who will be here for the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ISLANDERS,
daughter Esther Leah and son Carl
iof Cincinnati, Ohio, will arrive
Saturday for the Speedway races
and will be the house guests of Mrs.
Richard j. Hauser, 795 w. Drive
Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Thorton,