Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1936 — Page 5

Saturday, March 21, 1936

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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Seventeen Beautiful Socialites Hostesses at Formal Dance

Sport Emblems Used In

Artistic Hall Decorations

Extreme hospitality was shown approximately 300 inimitable way as follows: guests at the Walker Casino on March 14 by seventeen of Miss Henna Drew, vice presisociety’s prettiest young ladies, all members of the La Peer , “ Rose Miss Inez

Sport club, at their annual formal dance. A spirit of gaiety prevailed throughout the entire evening and when the last enchanting strains were played, the guests were very reluct-

'ant to depart.

The entrance to the hall was an archway of white, covered with smilax and adorned with red and white roses. Many palms were attractively placed in the lobby. Several tables held baskets of lovely red and white cut flowers on silver pedestals, artistically displayed at various angles. Frank Reynolds orchestra play* —7 777“ 7 — ... r ... smiles were visible throughout sweet rhythm from the plat- th( , evenjng xlny j apaIles<! par .

form, which was effectively draped with red and white velvet. encircling a huge basket of flowers. White tenuis rackets, whfch were placed near dainty pot flowers, were very effective. A chronium

asols were presented the guests

by. their hostesses.

Photos of the lovely young club members were made by Kirkpatrick at midnight. Delicious punch

... ... .1 was served during intermission. A bicycle was prominently displayed sl)0tllght attraction was mile near the stage, depicting the sport 1 n } ne .y ear . 0 j ( | Q eue wolf, who gave element of t.ie club. an exhibition of tap 'dancing. The club colors of red ami white Club members were easily diswere also used in the glittering tinguished by their corsages* of club insignia which was visible red and white roses and tiny red from the back of the. stage. Soft and white club pins which they hued lights sent gleams of en-1 wore so strikingly. Miss Jean chantment to the center of the Burnett sang the club song which floor, where palms, pot flowers is set to the tune of “Red Sails and a fountain formed a picture in the Sunset.” Miss Alma Wilof unequalled beauty. The dance Hams, president of the club, introprogram was d»^'orated with tiny duced each club member and her rose buds. Many “million dollar” favorite popular tune, in her own

YOUR PARTY

Drane, secretary, “Lights Out Sweetheart;” Mrs. Odessa Johnson, “Accent on Youth,” assistant secretary; Mrs. Claudine Chandler, corresponding secretary. “Lost In a Fog;” Mrs. Lillian Chestnut, treasurer, “No Other One;” Miss Inez Owens, “Algne:” Miss Mattie Langford, “With All My Heart;” Miss Hattie Blanshered. “Write Myself A Letter;” Miss Eva Chenault, “Music Went Down j and Around;” Miss Elolse Haynes, j “The Beautiful Lady in Blue;” 1 Miss Louise Floyd, “Dinner For One Please; James;” Miss Jean ' Burnett, “Km In <the Mood For Love;” Miss Margret Blakemore, “Putting All My Eggs in One Basket;” Miss Lula Lockett, “Getting Sentimental Over You;” Miss Gladys Ammons, “A Little Bit In- ; dependent.” The last two young I ladies w*ere unavoidably ab&eilt but 1 their melodies were played for the entertainment of their respec-*|

tive guests.

Librarian

carried out In keeping with St. Patrick's day. All club members

B “u2 NwJSilver Leal Club

Guest night was observed by the Bohemian club on last Tuesday evening at the Trianon ballroom. At this meeting they voted to take on a ladies’ auxiliary. Among the many speakers who were present was Pleas Greenlee, candidate for governor. Rev. 'Vernon Anderson, former club chaplain, was the initial speaker for the evening. Delicious sandwiches and beer were served. Dancing w f as enjoyed after the 'meeting and bridge was played on the balcony. Approximately sev-enty-ftve pjiestw were present. The main body and auxiliary will meet in a joint session at the regular club headquarters, 524 Indiana avenue, March 24, at which time the Bohemian club will complete plans for their dance at the Tcmlinson hall.

^weet Girl Contest Ends

The Second Christian Church Circle of Indianapolis, sponsored its annual sweet girl graduate contest which ended March 10. The contest was won by Miss Lynette C. Hawkins, of Henderson, N. C., a senior of “The Henderson Normal

Miss Mary Elizabeth Walker, of Fort Worth, Texas, ef-1 X^Klrk! orThe c “y^eTtered Mi" iicient librarian and secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of that city, j Hawkins, her niece, as a contest-

appropriately attired in green cock- # _ _ tail frocks ami were indeed aiu is the daughter of Mrs. N. E. Thompson and is a popular ant

President’s Ball Successful Event The first annual president’s birthday ball given by the Silver Leaf Industrial club, Friday evening, at the Walker Casino, was a conglomeration of fun. The spacious casino with its mellow lights was beautifully decorated with the club colors of old rose and silver. Bouquets of spring flowers and palms were placed throughout the hall. As a special favor rrom the pres- j ' idem, each guest was presented a Q^y Conti UGH till lollypop upon enterlug the dance ^ • i rp rj hall. The president, Frank Robin- vllliS 10 oPOnSOI’ son, received many useful pres- ’norirm Af Pa>»a/lie£h ents among which were a wine set -LfdllCG /YL r^clIdUlbG

given him by members of the club and a beautifully decorated birthday cake. Sharing honors with him were his sister, Mrs. Ruth Petillo. of Chicago, and a number

of other club presidents.

Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Haynes, Miss Holman, Miss Tompkins, Miss Eddins and Mr. Clankston, all of Louisville, Kentucky. . The club was entertained last week by Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, 1144 N. Capitol avenue. Prizes were wan by Mrs. Shields and Mr. Buchanln. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. George,

229 N. California street.

very charming.

birthday party Curl Alexander was pleasantly surprised on his 24th birthday anniversary with a dinner party given by his sister. Mrs. A. Walter McGuire, at her home. !><*!> S. Penn, street. Sunday afternoon. A pink iiml white birthday cake formed a beautiful center piece, iiuinmediptely after the dinner, raids were played and many friends were present enjoyed a pleasant evening.

CABARET LUNCHEON I^-S (.’hie <’here club gave a cabaret luncheon. Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Castine Griflin, 1702 s. Keystone avenue. Ren:esentatives from the following clubs were guests: The Barons Pleasure dub.

ST. PATRICK’S SUITER A beautiful two-course St. Pat

rb k’s supper was given at the home vf Mrs. Pearl M. White in honor of Henry H. Keys of Terre Haute. He was the house guest of Miss Ellen Marie Hunter. The color scheme was green in keeping with the occasion. Those present

Jolly Girls club. Rhythm Girls club j were Mrs. Pearl M. White. Cusand Semper Fidelia club. ! ton Halsell. Miss lamise Overton.

j George Overton. Miss Helen Mary

DINNER GUESTS Hunter. Nealon Martin, Miss Ellen Mr. and Mrs. William Washing-I Marie Hunter, Henry Overton and ton in W. 21)th street entertained j little Miss Rosa Ardelia White, at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Sarah

LOVELY SHOWER

member of the younger social set.

Friday, Thirteenth Popular Black Cat’s Entertaining Date

MOVED

Mrs. Sallie Kirkland has moved from 2144 Btvd. place to 2142 High-

land place.

Mrs. C. II. Harris has moved from 2401 ft. Keystone avenue to

1.”2-j N. West Street.

CALLED TO LOUISVILLE

j Mr. and Mrs. E. D Bailey, 217

On Friday the thirteenth as usual, the Thirteen Black'" Norlh street, Apt. 10, were

Washington and Miss Katie Wash-1 lovelv SHOWER Cats royally entertained a limited number of guests with a iiigton. mother and sister re Moiib* orr was the charm ;delightful informal party at the Woman’s Federated Club

speeti y. j |M ” ,ms ‘ GSS a lov “ , - v shower giv- Home, 2034 N. Capitol avenue. ( n, ' !v<,,t Gn "’ ,ur A" The following delicacies were served buffet style to the drew rhoiuas. .it*., little son of Mr. i , • , i i r ,• ,** , * . ami Mrs. Andrew Thomas. s r . | guests: a varied assortment of canapes, olives, potato chips,

ST. PATRIC K’S COCKTAIL

PARTY

A St. Patrick's cocktail party ■ - - - - ,, , i. * j- i » l •

was given by the Happy Girls Mal, . v lovely gifts were presented (*salied nuts, candies and one s choice of liquid refreshments.

called to, lyouitfville, Ky.. because of the illness of their aunt. Mrs.

Alice Harkins.

VISITS

Granville Ford of Dayton, Ohio, was a business visitor in the city last week-end. Mr. Ford is a graduate of Wiiberforce university.

Pleasure dub Sunday afternoon at to the baby, a delightful lunch-j Cards and dancing kept everyone happily engaged for the CALLED TO KENTUCKY the residence of the secretary, fcon was served. Mrs. 'ihomas is gutirc evening. ^fis. Estelle Lipscomb of t>. 4 S.

. T „,. wav, iMrlfl.<1 • r«cZ'^liiort p . . , , ~ ent. A color scheme of green was). A Urn tit show, ih* I etrihed ; ho . j , Ioa hv flltt IMinilhlI . M iss Bes- St. PatlTCk S Tea

VISITS RELATIVES Mrs. Crystal Morris of Clileag is visiting relatives here this week

WOMAN’S DAY

Woman's Dav will be observed

March 22 at the Greater Phillips Temple C. M. E. church of which the Rev. A. W. Womack is pastor.

A spbyidid program will be ren dered. Mrs. Anna McNeal is presi dent of the affair. Mrs

Gay Continental girls are sponsoring a dance, March 29, at the beautiful Dee’s Paradise Gardens from 3 to 8 p. m. Artistic invi tations in club colors of gold and brown have been issued to .prominent clubs. The club mejnhers are planning a very enjoyable en-

tertainment.

Mrs. Dorothy Horsley, $50 N. Senate avenue, entertained the club at its last meeting wi£h Mrs. Maude McKee as hostess. Prizes were awarded Miss Lilly Marshall. Mattie Allison, Mary Alma Douglas, Lucile Hodge.

Barons Pleasure Club Celebrates 6th Anniversary

Sunday evening the Barons Pleasure club celebrated its sixth

eimiversarv at Mrs. Mattie's

Room on N. Senate avenue. Amid an elaborate setting, the club members and their guests dined,

danced and made merry. Alex Scott, master of ceremon

ies, kept every one in an uproar Rose with his humorous chatter.

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ForesP'', wi 1T"hi"sj>oi!si>red 1 'b^'^'he headed b - v ,hG Popular Miss < bib lit Hip Walker Theatre. April s,e aml Ar * h " r Van r)vk ''-: Tickets are mm on sale. Everyone present voted that the DINNER PARTY parly was another example of the Mr. and Mrs. George Olds, new- kind of entertainment for which I ly weds, delightfully entertained a the Black Cats are

few friends with a dinner parly known.

in their new home. .Tlo Hiawatha This eliih aims at social correet

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street. Monday afternoon. Guests were: Miss Mildred Olds, daughter of Mr. Olds: John Chester Porter, nephew : Mrs. Lillian Porter, sis-fer-in-hiw, brother. Henderson Porter and Wyade* Hayes.

COCKTAIL PARTY Anderson Franklin Gilliam of 722 Indiana avenue. Apt. 4. entertained a number of friends with a cocktail party before the Evadne (•iris’ formal dance last week. Those present were: Misses Anna Mae Ross, tfad.'e Turner. Maxim* Birdw«>u. Hattie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cash, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Watson. Howard Dabney. Mrs. Fiancer, Smith. Mrs. Mae Robinson. James Furman, and George Thompson.

ENTERTAIN WINTER Miss Frances MeGavock enter taiued her sister. Ivy. with a sur-

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Many guests attended I he SI

favorably Patrick tea. sponsored by the

American Beauty Embroidery club,

■ ■■■o > ... 1 '' ‘ V i Sunday afternoon, at the home of

ness, rather lluiu bizaar. lavish

display in its entertaining ami is: M '' s * Ha, ' ,v Rt ' i ‘ I - table ^ considered by many to Im* one of | attractively decorated with cu* the outstanding social clu'.js of the (lowers. Tea was poured by Mrs

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William Waugh, Banker Cook and O. W. Tanner, members ot the Among those on program were: entertainment committee, were in Alma Williams. Lenta Snorden. charge of the party, and are to be Mrs. Mary Cobbs. Mrs. destine highly complimented. Ralph Me- Slauther, Mrs. King, Mrs. Shirley Williams is president of the club, and Mrs. Garrett.

priM* birthday parly at spi Wesl 2Mh street. March l'». A color scheme of l ink and green w,i car ried out a cry affective!} and a utimbtr of beautiful gift., were re ci ived. Mis^ McliaA ock's bil l Inlay auin v<rsary was on March l.'». RITZY COCKTAIL PARTY Ritzy Ramblers club entertained with a co'-klail paity. Man-ii l. - ) at (•’!2 N. Caiiilid avenm*. Mrs. Maltha Duncan was hostess. About 150 guests enjoyed tin* affair. Cards and dancing were features of the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Gertrude! Moore. William Johnson. John Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Thenfioie Ballard. Miss Laura Jones

Fueh gimsl received a SI. Patrick’s

lay souvenir.

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UNIQUE TEA GIVEN BY STUDENT CLUB

A most enjoyable and unique tea was given by the Student club of the Lewis Business college in W. 28th street, Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6. Miss Nettie McDonald and Miss Cordelia Jarmon were chairmen of the affair. A color scheme in keeping with St. Patrick’s day was carried out to the nth degree.

Each student acted as hostess at their respective tanies. with Miss Elizabeth Harrison winning the title of t’ne most popular hostess, having twenty-five guests present. Approximately eighty guests were

present.

Aside from the playlet which was presented by the students, an interesting program was rendered by the following persons: Vernon Shields, Minnie Lee Hutchinson, Mrs. Mary Jennings, Miss Idela Hutchinson, little Miss Marjorie Lewis, and Miss Mary Louise Miller entertained at the piano throughout the entire afternoon. Hostess for the various tables were as follows: Mary Louise Miller. Freida Mae Robbins, Bertha Wdllams, Theresa Anderson, Alfreda Brevott, Nettie 'McDonald, Gladys vlriffin, Madge Black, Jessie Head. Cordelia Jarmon, Mrs. Violet T. Lewis, and Elizabeth

Harrison.

Edwena Joyner Elected Head Of Poissions

Traveler: Did you know the French drink their coffee out,of bowls. r -

On March 7. n group of-Vivacious young nicn ami young ladies gath ered at the home of Miss Sidney Mile I'itts on N. Capitol avenue and. organized the Les Poissions club. Officers elected during the meet-* ing were: president, Edw’ena Joyner : vice president; Milton Procter. secretary, Frances Summers; assistant secretary. Mary Moore; treasurer. Sidney Mae Pitts; reporter, Frances Lawler; sergeant- • arms, Kenneth Bietlsoe. Members are: Grata Bailey. Charles Buell, James Buell; Mnr*t 11ns Goliath. John Harris. Betty Knox, Anna B. Lytle. Dale Martin. Floriene Mays. Margaret Miller. Herbert Moore, John Moore, Mable Thomas, Albert I’mphrey and Carl

Yateman.

The club meets every Saturday I night at 8 o’clock.

S. Capitol avenue was called to Uockiield, Ky.. Saturday, because of the death of her brother. William Dunscomb. Funeral arrangements .have lieeu made for Sunday

afternoon.

\ISIT NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. George (Billy) Smith. .N4(> W. 27th street, ere at I resent enjoying a splendid vaca ! tiou trip through Pennsylvania. New Jersey, West Virginia and New Vurk, where they remained several days. Th-*y will return I Mine March 22. PASTOR RETURNS The Rev. G. W. HainphiP. 224 Patterson street, has returned from Chester. S. C.. where he was ''ailed two weeks ago to be at the bedside •f his father, Robert Hemphill, who is improving. CALLED HERE Mrs. Carrie South, of Chicago Hi., who was called to the cPy lie cai't-e of the death of her brother, Robert Miller, returned to her home Fridas. WEEK-END GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. E. Pope of Detroit Mil h., who were the week-em guests of Mr. Pojie’s brother am* family. Mr. and Mrs. Uoliert Pope 4.H,Blake street, returned holm m s*t Wednesday. MOTOR TO KOKOMO Harlan Williams, captain of tin Crispus Attacks R. O. T. ('.. wil motor to Kokomo over the week end to visit his brother. Dr. Eu gene Williams will lie accompanied by Charles DeBow, major of the \ Hocks R. O. T. C. group. BINGO PARTY There will he a bingo party. March 2S, at H p. m.. at the Wiess Hall on Prospect street, sponsore'. oy team number one of the Garfield Baptist church. Earl Banners, ’piesident. Mrs. Ora Shobe, secretary and Miss Annie Sanders, re-

oorter. VISIT

Mrs. Maggie Nunley, MTS N. Sheffield avenue has two cotisins frPiu Koekporf guests. The} are also visiting their sister, ami family. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Baxter. 218 N. West street. ATTEND FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parnell and Mary S. Carter attended the fun eral j»f Mrs. Ella J. Merryifield of ' evington. Kv. MRSS SHELTON VISITS Miss Mable Shelton of Muucie. 1 Ind., was the week-end guest of viiss Daisy Taylor, 227 W. 28th. GUEST OF FRIENDS Mrs. Pearl Vaughn of Springfield. Ohio, was the week-end guest of Mrs. Hattie Coyl of 227 Spring street ami Mrs. E. J. Cole. 222 W. Kith place. LUNCHEON GUESTS 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Wines were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Washington. Sunday. Al bert Edeiin was also a guest. DINNER GUEST Rev. J. E. Barnhill was dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Russ, 11201-2 E. 17th street. Aft er the dinner, all attended the locjil union a' Mt. Helm Baptist

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RETURNED HOME Mrs. Pearl Richardson of New York City who was called to the city to attend the funeral of her granddaughter. Miss Pearl Glenn returhed home. Monday accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Leota Graham, 1142 N. Penn street.

Thompson, principal of school No The following club members and ft? will In* the principal speaker their guests enjoyed the ultra-

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The Wyleaway club will l»old G-een Gooch; Mrs. Lilly Ford, Ora benefit Whist party, March 23, ville Pope : Miss Mary Nesbit. Ceat the K. of P. hall. Useful and rii Scott: Miss Jessie Harris. Alexbeautiful prizes will be awarded ander C. Scott; Mrs. Olivia Reed, the winners. Points will be given Alonzo Beasley: Miss Merrill all guests arriving before 9 p. m. Charleston. William Gooch; Mtss D*disy Swanson is’chairman of Ruby Harris, John Gooch; Miss the committee on arrangements for Nora M. Parks, William Edwards: the affair Mrs. Ida Walker. Jesse Canady

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