The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-23

Activities
Il n T E r I A N NJ e N T
WEDDINGS BETROTH

I Lovely. with baskets of spring
flowers, lighted the pink tapers and
decorations throughout the house
was the afternoon bridge party for
Miss Clara Bell, given by Miss
Betty Mckee, BIAS Central Ave,
Thursday afternoon. Miss Bell will
be married to George A. Van Dyke
IN the late summer.
Sweet peas, in the brides chosen
colors, pink anu orchid, were used
in the dining room at tea time,
Guests, with MISC Bell, were Mes
danes George Daily and Paul Big
ger and Misses Mary Logsdon, Mary
Lee Orloff, June DeXheimer, Martha
Sillery Grace THOMAS, Blanche
| White, Helen Driscoll Dorothy
Clune, Betty Afford Stone, Lorene
Whitam and Ruth Helen Gallup.
Mrs. Charles McNaull, 1901 Car
rohton Ave, attended the fortieth
anniversary of the Henry County
Historical Society at Newcastle to.
day.
The Alexahdrian chapter of the
International Study Club met Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs Orpha
Sheets. $50 w. Twenty Ninth ST..
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Z.
Anderson assisted. The program con
sisted of talks by Mrs. T. B.
Wright, Mrs. Samuel Artman, Mrs.
Daisy Simpson Mrs. George T.
Smith, Miss Grace Anderson and
Mrs Dan C. Brown, Jr.
The officers and executive board
of the indianapolis section, National
Council of, Jewish Women, will give
luncheon at the Elks Club, Satur,
day, in honor OF Mrs. Wolf Sussman.
She will leave for an extended trip
through Europe in a few days.
Mrs. Bridget Car, 934 Sanders St,
at meeting of the Delta Tau soror-
ity, at her home, Thursday evening,
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth to Lester
A. Bauer The house was decorated
with pink, green and orchid spring
flowers. The wedding will take place
June so.
Kappa Delta Theta sorority will
entertain this evening with a guest
dinner at the SEVERN. Decorations
will be in rose and gray, sorority
colors, premier roses will he used
as place cards and centerpiece of
roses and spring flowers will be
used on the table. "Reminiscences
will be Lucille O'Connor, Josephine
O'Donnell and Lois McCammon.
Committee in charge is Evelyn Har-
ris, Mary Clark and Florence
Schaub Guests of honor will be
Mrs. William o. Smith and the
Misses Betty Mark, Delcia Rogers
and Mary Ellen Harms.
Mrs. d. r. Sullivan, general chair
man in charge Of the Welfare Clubs
musical tea at the John Heron Art
Institute this afternoon, was asg
sisted by the following committee
members: General committee. Mes.
danes MaryNMaxwell, Roy Hartz J.
G. Berry; reception committee, Mes
danes +. l.. Burnett, II. O. Luft.
Harvey Martin, John Simmons. r.
c. Scott, A. c. Earring, Frank Haight;
hospitality committee. Mesdames r.
C. Wacker, William Bartlett. f. L.
Donahue. William Cox, lie Roy Mar
tin. Walter Coyner, O. A. Hobbs
Elwood Ramsey; program commit.
tee, Mesdames Charles Maxwell, w.
S. Mitchell, J. G. Berry. Chantilla
f. White; decorations committee,
Mesdames Roy r. Hartz, Mary Max
well and Irving LenaaUx.
The Young Ladies Sodality will
give a dance at St. Josephs
Hall this evening The com
mittee in charge consists of
Misses Dorothy Oliger, Dorothy
Walsh, Mary O'Conner Margaret
Meehan, Lillian O'Connor, Frances
Stiedle. Helen Meehan. Gertrude
Fox, Mary Frances Boyd, Lucille
McAllister, Loreatta>O Common, Eliza.
beth Snider. Dorothy McMannamon
and Elizabeth Buentin.
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