The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-28


church with her family before com
on these occasions her fathers sill
YER cup. engraved with Paul Re-
vcres mark, was brought out. Only
at this celebration and upon Christ
mas was the cup used. Today it is
kept in the Springfield museum.
we lived conservatively on other
days, but on Thanksgiving brought
out the best for the occasion. The
table always was set with great
grandmother wedding china and
glass" Mrs. Harrison recalls. Some
of the relics from her family are in
the Children's Museum.
This year the Harrisons son, Ed
ward Woodbury. Harrison, is at AM
herst. Other children, Thurston,
Thomas SouthWorth and Ada Deane,
are with their parents.
Family Observes Day
The Rev. George S. Southworth,
Indiana MayAower Society governor
and Mrs. HarrisonS brother, is OBJ
serving the day with his family,
Mrs. Southworth a son, Constant,
theological student in Chicago;
daughter, Mrs. James A. Tankers-
ley, and Mrs. Tankersley, who re-
Gently came from Pittsburgh to live
here, and brother, DR.. Rufus
Southworth, Cincinnati.
Samuel O. DUNCAN, MayfloWer
descendant, and Mrs. DUNCAN went
to Milwaukee to be with daughter,
Mrs Lester LeF'eber
Miss Gertrude E. Osborn, student
at st. Olaf College, Mortified,
MINI, is spending her first Thanks
giving away from her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William E. Osborn, who
are spending the day with another
daughter. Mrs. Paul Hessong, and
Mr. HeSSong.
Mr.. and Mrs, William A. Brennan
went to Washington with their
daughter, Miss Berenice Brennan, to
be with their son, William A. Bren-
nan Jr., student at Georgetown
University. Miss Brennan is to re-
turn to St. Mary the Woods,
Monday, while Mr. and Mrs. Bren-
nan are to 60 to New York for
visit.
Miss Eileen Recap came from st.
MaryS to be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Recap. Misses
Anna Margaret Durkin, Ruth Court
ney, Marguerite Blackwell and
Josephine Deery also came home for
the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Schley
had dinner at Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Trask and daughter Marjorie;
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne TraSk and son
Jack and Mrs. Verne Trask's mother,
Mrs. John Huff, Washington.
Dinner Fetes Californians
William Langen, who recently
moved here from California, had
dinner with Mr., and Mrs. Arthur T.
Cox at Woodstock. Others in the
party were Mrs, CoX'S sister, Mrs.
c. r. ShafTer and son Robert, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cooper,
Mrs. j. Walter Harmon with her
daughter Evelyn left yesterday for
Cleveland to spend the holiday with
Mrs. lannon's sister
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Tucker, Ell PaSo,
Ill, were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal c. Myers.
Members of various clubs invited
family groups for dinner in the club
houses. In parties at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club. hosts were
r. B. Knode, Ross Barr, Raymond
Murray, c. r. Rimp Wendell Ryner-
son and H. Foster Clippinger.
Entertain at Woodstock
Mrs. Hal Keeling, Mrs. John S.
Kittle, Mrs. Howard Griffith and
Mrs. Marion Ward were hostesseS to
their families and friends at Wood
stock Club.
Dinner parties at Meridian Hills
Country Club were arranged by
F, H. Aemper McComb, Francis P.
Huston, \. j. Wohlgemuth, William
Howard and Harley Rhodehamel.
At the Columbia Club Thanks
giving Day dinner were groups in
vited by w. j. McWilliams. w. A.
Mccullough, w. H. Arnett, Harry A.
Grass, r. F. Blatchley, William
Critchlow, Meyer Efroymson, J. J..
Morrison, Verne Ray and Arian
Tudor