The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-25
TWO INDIANAPOLIS BRIDES OF FEBRUARY In
News of Indiana
D. A. R. Chapters

The annual guest party of Apder-
son Chapter was held at the home
Of Mrs. E. G. Toner. Assisting the
hostess at the party which was a
Washington tea, we're daughters of
some of the members, including
Misses Agnes Larmore, Martha
Tracy, Eleanor Parker, Eleanor
Mathews, Martha Anne Bailey,
Louise Misner, Mary Elizabeth
Burke, Ruth Richardson and Anne
Henry. Mrs. George Philip Meier,
Indianapolis. spoke on Interesting
Americans Have Known"
The Princeton Chapter observed
its annual guest day with dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Fisher Mrs. Charles William Ross,
Charlottesville, state regent, was the
guest Of honor.
Mrs. D. D. VanOsdol was hostess
for the Rushville Chapter. Mrs.
Jessie Gray read the presidents
general message.
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A colonial tea was given by Cen
eral James Harrison Chapter, Ko-
komo, at the Elks' Club. The mem
bers wore old-time costumes. Mrs.
w. r. Morrison, chapter regent,
was the hostess, assisted by Mes
danes Martha Moulder, Susan D.
Murden, II. R. Nation, L. H. Os-
borne, Fl. J. Meek and Frances
Means.
Miss Ruth Nyce was hostess for
the Peru Chapter. Mrs. Charles
Wolf read a paper on the love af-
fairs Of George Washington.
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Ouabayche Chapter, Attica. an
nounces that Robert Dolch. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dolch,s was
the winner OF ticket selling contest
held by the chapter last week in
connection with appearance of the
Purdue Glee Club in Attica. The
chapter had a Washington birth
day luncheon at the Harrison Hills
Country Club.
The Ann Roger Clark Chapter.
Jeffersonville, will dedicate the
chapter chair in the Continental
Hall, Washington, D. c.. to Mrs.
Nathan Sparks, founder and one of
the charter members of the chapter.
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All women Of Jackson county who
are eligible for membership have
been invited to join the General
Jacob Brown Chapter. BroWnstown.
At the last meeting of the chapter.
plans were made to extend the
membership of the chapter.
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The twenty-f1rst birthday of
William Donaldson Chapter Edin-
burg, was celebrated at the home of
Miss Anna Downs and later at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Cut
singer. Mrs. Josephine Gray Dix,
regent. presided.
Francis Vigo Chapter. Vincennes
had its annual Washington day
luncheon at the First Presbyterian
Church. Rev. RAY H. Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church pastor
was the speaker.
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Mrs. Alice Ross, Charlottesville
State regent. spoke on "National
Defense at the annual guest day
meeting of Vanderburgb Chapter
Evansville. at the Z w. c. A. The
chapter regent, Mrs. William Nc
Cool, presided.
The Washburn Chapter, Green
castle, met with Mrs. w. /. Dem
man, assisted by Miss Elizabeth
AmeS. DR.. c. Howard Taylor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church talked
on Patriotism
Mrs. c. p. S. Neal was hostess for
the annual George Washington din
ner party of James Hill Chapter.
Lebanon. Mrs. U. H. c. Ulen was
elected regents alternate for the
Continental Congress.
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A colonial tea was held by Mary
Penrose Chapter TT. Wayne, at the
home of Mrs. Clarence R. McNebb.
Mrs. Harry Fletcher and Mrs. Will
Petit presided at the tea table.