Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1926 — Page 6

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gOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Mrs. Hurm J. Burnett, and Mrs. Paul McDaniel will entertain this evening at the home of Mrs. Burnett, 1013 N. Rural St., with a bridge party in honor of Miss Alyce Carsten, whose marriage to Herbert R. Evans of Detroit, Mich., will take place in April. Miss Carsten will be presented with a taffeta quilt. House decorations will be in pink and white, and flowers and crepe paper appointments. Pink tapers in silver holders tied with white tulle will light the rooms. Other guests will be Mesdames Joseph Scott Bell, Robert Buerglin, Paul Rochford, Arthur Rogers, and Misses Ruth Irene Fisher, Helen Goodnell, Helen Goodpasture, Henrietta Reagan, and Hazel Van Auken. * * * Mrs. H. B. Clelland, 5144 N. Delaware St., assisted by Mrs. H. C. Wangelin entertained the Late Book Club at luncheon Tuesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Covers were laid at a long table attractively arranged with a large bowl of jonquils and lighted by green tapers. Appointments in keeping with St. Patrick’s day were used. A Riley day program was given in which oil the members took part. Mrs. O. C. Lukenbill was a guest.. The annual election of officers will be held April 6 at Mrs. "Webb's Tearoom, 1302 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. William C. Randell enter-

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tained with a 1 p. m. luncheon today at the Washington for the members of the Excelsior Club. The tables were attractively arranged with St. Patrick’s day decorations. Covers were laid for Mesdames Charles A. Clark. Oliver H. Clark, Henry Gage, Philip A. Hennessy, George Hunt, Ray B. Noblitt, Clyde O.’Dell, James L. Wikoff, Thomas B. Wikoff. Special guests were Mrs. William Rossiter, and Mrs. Blaine Tilman. • * • Members of the Propylaeum Club are invited to a talk by Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, on “Impressions of South Africa,” Tuesday, March 23 at 2 p. m. * * * A tea in honor of Miss Kate McMahon, representing the American Association of Hospital Social Workers, will be given Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 p. m. at the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. Joint hosts will be the social service department of Indiana University and the Indianapolis chapter of the American Association of Social Workers. A general Invitation is issued to all who are interested in medical social service work. Committee includes Mesdames J. O. Ritchey, Joseph .T. Daniels, Eugene Miller, Montgomery Lewis, May Ballou and Misses Bertha Leming, Helen Franke and Grace Ferguson. Miss Edna G. Ilenrjr, a former member of the I. U. social service department, will be a special guest. •* * * Airs. Bert Ullom and Mrs. Harry Fenton were recently elected to membership in the Je-Aro-Ah chapter of the International Study Club. Kappa Chi Theya Sorority will hold its semi-monthly business meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Carlos Davis, 37 N. Tremont St. The meeting will be followed by a guest party. • • * Airs. Lewis H. Wood was elected president of the Irvington Woman’s Club Monday at the home of Mrs. B. J. Terrell, 5656 E. Washington St. Mrs. Don W. Atherton was elected first vice president; Miss Clara Goe, second vice president; Mrs. Howard E. Jensen, secretary; Airs. Tom El-

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Yocum, vice president; Airs. Frank E. Cramer, (re-elected) secretary; Mrs. B. A. Orr, (re-elected) treasurer, and Mrs. John Iv. Bryan, corresponding secretary.

rod, treasurer; Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke gave a. talk on her trip to the Isle of Man. • * * Alisses Ruth Hoover, 2450 X. Meridian St., and Ruth Huston, 3358 Central Ave., entertained Tuesday evening with a dinner party in honor of their birthday anniversaries, at the home of Aliss Hoover. The dinner was followed by a theater party at Keith’s. Guests were Alisses Verne Lowman, Alary Bray of Xoblesville, Ind.; Rebecca Huston, Helen Franke, Mildred Keenan, Mesdames Harley K. Cooper, Mabel Stuart, Robert Pence and Kenneth S. Rasenberger. Mrs. Howard C. Wiggam, 523 E. Twenty-First St., president of the Xorth Side Euchre Club, was hostess Tuesday night for the meeting. St. Patrick's day decorations were used. Special guests of the club were Airs. Xoah Wise and Mrs. George Young.

A pretty birthday anniversary luncheon was given this afternoon by Mrs. William If. Polk, 21 N. Bosart Ave., in honor of her mother, ! Mrs. Oscar A. Merrill. St. Patrick’s season decorations wer.o used. The house was arranged with baskets of sweet peas and jonquils. Following the luncheon the guests played 500 and bridge. Guests were Mesdames Edward MacKinnon, A. It. Iloffman. Homer Stewart, Lester Power. Basil E. Judkins, Miss Margaret Waters. Mrs. Charles A. Roemler, 3946 X. Delaware St., will return Alonday from a visit in Hot Springs, Ark. * * * The marriage of Aliss Frieda Kosfeld, 1558 Ashland Ave.. to Carl J. Baumann of Buffalo, X. A'., will take place Easter Alandoy at 9:30 p. m. A shower will be given for her Alarch 24. • * * Mrs. Joseph Scott Bell, who will leave Alaich 26 to join Mr. Bell in Cincinnati, Ohio, was guest of honor today at a luncheon-bridge at the Columbia Club, given by Airs. Paul D. Goeko, 327 E. Maple ltd. Other guests were Airs. Walter P. Rolland and Aliss June Wilson. Airs. Bell was entertained Tuesday at luncheon by Airs. Charles G. Claman, 5320 X. Xew Jersey St. Sweetpeas were used to decorate the table. Other guests were Airs. L. T. Glidden, Mrs. Bert Bruder, and Mrs. Paul Rockford, Thursday Airs. Herbert L. Suffrins 3340 X. Aleridian St., will entertain at luncheon for Airs. Bell. Other guests will be Mrs. Charles G. Claman, Mrs. James P. Barnett and Mrs. L. T. Glidden.

A birthday anniversary surprise party was given Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. S. E. Kinnick, 1122 W. Thirty-First St. Gaines were played and refreshments served by neighbors. Guests were Mesdames Orpha Sheets, Charles Anderson, George Graves, Anna Thompson, S. A. Johnson, James Dunbar, Louis Chapman, Amy Davis, Simeon Stark, B. W. [ Frey, Art Moon, William Schofield, James Loomis, Belle Davis, Earl Anderson, L. A. Smith, M. M. Morgan, R. J. Williamson and Miss Nellie Hensley. ... JUNIOR CIVIC CLUB dance at Fountain Sciuaro Hall. Shelby and Prospect Sts., Thursday night. BENEFIT EUCHRE PARTY for St. Catherine's Church, given by Mrs. T. J. Staub. 1341 E. Tabor St.. Thursday afternoon and evening. ___

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