The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-13
SOCIAL
Activities
EN- 4 e r. AIN MEN t 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

IN II ks. JOHN II. MESSlCh, 51l0
PiMl Washington Blvd, will enter
49, tain Informally Thursday
with three tables Of luncheon bridge
at her home. Spring flowers will
be used.in decorating.
49,
Mrs. Gerald 3. Ely. 1896 N. New
\ Jersey ST., will entertain at lunch
con at the Columbia Club Thursday.
Miss Helen Rogers Hand, execu-
tive secretary Of the Indiana League
Of Women Voters, has left on a
speaking tour Of several Of the
branch leagues. In Button, Tues
day, she was the guest of Mrs. Fred
j. Longdon. At Portland today, she
was the guests of Mrs. Wheeler Ash
craft; at Hagerstown, Thursday, she
viii be the guest Of Mrs. Charles n.
Teetor. Friday she will be the
guest Of the Connersviile League.
Miss Hand will speak on the World
Court and the Sheppard Towner law.
Indianapolis Alumnae Association
of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority will meet
+, for a 6 D. m. dinner Thursday at the
home OF Miss Gladys Bruce. 5611
University Ave. The dinner will be
followed by q business meeting. Miss
Bruce will be assisted by Miss Pau
: line ingalls,, Miss Lois Michael and
Mrs. Russell Justice.
Mrs. Howard f. Jensen, Pan-Hel-
lenic representative Of the alumnae
chapter. will have charge Of the pro-
gram. She will give report and
lead in discussion Of the national
and local Pan-Hellenic problems.
Sigma Phi Sorority has postponed
its initiation meeting until Thursday
night at the home of Miss Betty
Severn, 5141 E. North St. Pledges
to be initiated are Misses Julia Glenn
mons, Beatrice Johnson and Martha
I Rutherford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Darmody
and daughter, Dorothy, Hampton
Court, will sail Feb. 8, for South
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquelin S. Holiday,
104S w. Forty-S Second ST., have
gone to their winter home in North
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Kuhn,
1885 School ST., will leave Jan. 20,
for New York They will sail from
there to the West Indies.
%sS
Mrs Edward F'erger. 104 E. Maple
Rd., entertained the Women's Or
ganization Of the National Associa-
ton Of Retail Druggists, Tuesday
afternoon. The house was arranged
with yellow and white roses and
! lighted by tall yellow and white
tapers. Mrs. Ferger presented the
organization with silk American
flag. Following this ceremony, cards
were played.
The Seventh District Democratic
Womens Club will hold a guest
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs.
Wilmer Christian will discuss her re-
cent. trip to Washington. A program
of harp music and songs by Mrs.
I Mary Traub Busch will be given. As
sisting at the tea which win follow
the program will be Mesdames c. w.
Smith, Charles A. Edwards, John w.
Kern, G. D. Yeazel and P. C. Reilly.
Miss Mabelle and Miss Myrtle
Mayer, 20S0< N. Alabama St., will
entertain twenty-five friends at a
buffet supper and bunco party this
evening
Mrs. j. w. Costin. 421S Broadway
entertained twenty one members Of
tine Sigma Phi Sorority at buffet
luncheon and social meeting today.
Mrs. William Reid and Mrs Sam.
uel Reid 1000 N. Delaware ST., will
go Thursday to spend the remainder
of the winter in Florida.
Mrs. Henry J. Mccoy, 2036 n. Meri
dian ST., will entertain Thursday eve
ming with dinner at the Indianapolis
20 Lbs. Washed OFF