The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27
SOCIAL
Activities
4 n T r L AIN M e n II s
WEDDINGS RETROTH AIS

Miss Mildred Brosnan and Walter
Joseph Stuhldreher, who are to be
married Wednesday morning at IS.
Peter and Paul Cathedral, were
honor guests at a dinner given by
Misses Ruth and Helen Sheerin at
the Woodstock Club Monday eve
ming.
The table was decorated with a
center piece of pink snapdragons
forming a plateau and the bridal col
ors of pink and orchid were carried
out in the favor baskets and in pink
and orchid tapers in silver holders.
Pink roses and orchid sweet peas
were the shoulder bouquets given
the women guests.
Mrs. j. w. Duvall, $3.50 n. Capt.
toll Ave, was the hostess for the
tional Study Club Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Artman spoke on Scot
fish Kings and Swords Of State" and
papers were read by Mrs. Helen
Brown and Mrs. Nellie Rogers. Scot
fish airs were sung by Mrs. +. j.
Wischmeyer and Mrs. Pearl Dedert.
Miss Betty Ellen Smith and Miss
Dorothy Louise Brown entertained
at the IIooser Athletic Club with a
bridge and bunco party Monday
night in honor of Miss Loretta
Keller, daughter Of Nj. and Mrs.
Conrad Keller, 52S Central Court,
whose marriage to Clifford ]. Hart
will take Place May g. A treasure
hunt was held and the bride was
presented with gifts. The guests in
cluded Mesdames Wilbur Watts,
Walter Bailey, II. r. Garrett. and
Clarence Grinstead and Misses
Myrtle Crane. Gladys C. Brown,
Mary Laws, Cali Long, Helen Hart
man, Sadie Lehner. Oneida Cheaney
and Margaret Hall.
Miss Mary Jane Sheets has been
elected president and Mrs. Leota
Murphy. vice president of the Phi
are: Miss Edna Simpson, recording
secretary; Miss Lucille Radcliffe,
corresponding secretary; Miss Ger.
trude Writ, treasurer and Miss
Bess Sanford, sergeant.at-arms.
The Irvington Chautauqua Club
held its regular Tuesday meeting
with Mrs. Carey Frye, 80 y. Irving.
ton Ave, today. History of Arch.
lecture" was given by Mrs. II. Q.
Pritchard. Mrs. Roy Kennedy reall
a paper on Famous Sculptures"
The Home Economies Club Will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. William
Gage Hoag, 1928 Hemlock ST., as
hostess. She will be assisted by Mes
DANES Harriet W. Milroy, Frank
Nesbit, G. G.. Noblitt, Mark Rine.
hart. +. II. Sparks.
The Irvington Guest Club will
meet Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Emily Schuback. 1894 Hill St.
Mrs. Lambert Funk will be assistant
hostess. The program will be on
Modern Drama"
Mrs. Fl. b. Pearce, 3O15 Broadway
will be the hostess for the Hoosier
Tourist Club. Thursday. A playlet
"At the Well" will be given and
Mrs. G. A. Miller and Mrs. Frank
Robinson will read papers.
The Thursday Lyceum Club will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Turner
Messick, 1916 Broadway. Luncheon
will be served, after which Mrs. S.
NJ. Unger will talk on 1.-THE Bible
in Literature"
The Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Frederick Policy, 81 Emerson Ave
st. Anthony Parish Club will en-
terrain with euchre, buncko and lot.
to at $40 y. Walnut ST., Wednes-
day afternoon, and evening. Mrs. Dan
Little and Mrs. Lee Mitchell will be
in charge.
The regular luncheon of the
Woman's Round Table Club will be
held at the Meridian Hills Country
Club, Friday. The program will
take place at the home Of Mrs. J.
Edward Morris, Williams Creek.
Mrs. e. P. Woolery will give the