Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 150, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1926 — Page 10

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The Inter-Nos club observed President’s day today with a luncheon at. the home o£ Mrs. Harlan W. Haworth, 9GO Campbell Ave. Covers were laid for thirty guests and the room was decorated in colors of rose, yellow and green. Butterfly roses adorned the tables and miniature volumes of biography, which the club is studying this year were used as place cards. During the afternoon Miss Elizabeth Scott reviewed “The Son of the Middle Border.” Mrs. Haworth was assisted by Mrs. C. W. Graessle and Mrs. Frank Fisher. Officers of the Inter-Nos Club for the coming year are Mrs. H. L. Van Dorn, president; Mrs. G. H. Tomlinson, vice president; Mrs. Harry E. Wood, secretary; Mrs. P. B. Sullivan, corresponding secretary and treasurer; Mrs. W. W. McCrea; delegate local council, and Mys. J. M. Lafollette, alternate; Mrs; R. W. Showalter, delegate State Federation, and Mrs. Harry Orlopp, alternate; Mrs. Mark Rinehart, delegate Seventh district, and Miss Elizabeth Scott, alternate. The program committee consists of Mrs. H. W. Haworth, Mrs. C. W. Graessle and Mrs. Frank L. Fisher. ! ... J Shower for Miss Flynn Miss Marie Flynn, who will be married to Cornelius E. Howe Tuesday, Oct. 12, at St. Philip Neri Church, was entertained with a buffet and miscellaneous shower Monday evening by Miss Burnedette Murphy, 965 Kealing Ave. Pink and white colors and vases of fall flowers served as the decorations of the room. Little Miss Mary Catherine Dwyer and Betty Dwyer dressed in pink presented the gifts to the bride-elect in a little wagon. I Dolls dressed as miniature brides ' hidden in a large flower basket from • which a kewpie was suspended and tied with a pink bow were presented the guests as favors.

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The guests were Misses Mary Sullivan, Dorothy White, Esther Glazier, Dorothy Mullen, Margaret Sullivan, Margaret Kroeger, Margaret Foran, Irene McGovern, Helen _Washam, Becty Tuttle, Pauline Cleary, “* Margaret Cox, Bridget Flynn, Hermadine Kroeger, Helen Lee, Alma Volk, Agnes Staab, Lucille Fuller and Mabel McGovern. Miss Flynn has chosen Miss Murphy as her only attendant, and Louis Flynn, brother of the bride, will be best man. The hostess was assisted by het mother and sister, Mrs. William Grimm, and Mrs. Herbert Dwyer. ... Entertaines Miss Dannody Miss Dorothy Darmody whose marriage to Edward Gass will take place next month was guest of honor at a luncheon bridge Tuesday at the Columbia Club given by Mrs. John J. Darmody, 3207 Central Ave., and Mrs. Thomas F. Darmody, 2715 N. Meridian St. Tlie bridal colors of pink and blue decorated the small table at wnioh the following guests were seated; Mesdames John F. Darmody, Charles Arnsman, Roy Bain, Charles Jerome Murphy, Donal Test, T. V. Price, F. iE. Bennett, William L. Thompson, 1 Dwight G. Van Osdol, Walter J. Stuhklreher, Charles Davis, and the Misses Ruth and Helen Sheerin, Dorothy Clune, Helen Neal and Mary Catherine Coulter. . .. Bride-Elect Honor Guest - Miss Mary Kathryn Kelly who will be married to Richard Hennessey next Tuesday, was the honor guest at a pretty luncheon-bridge given by Miss Hilda Gehimer, 3002 Fall Creek Blvd., Tuesday afternoon. 1 The house was beautiful with decorations of fall flowers in the bridal colors of lavender and yellow, intermixed with greenery and small clusters of the flowers decorated the tables. Miss Gemmer was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles Gemmer. Guests were: Mesdames Francis Anderson, Myron H. Hughel, Ira S. Downing, Walter Queisser, Robert ; Emmett Kelly, T. D. Kelly and the Misses Carol Donahue, Esther 'Brown, Mary Elizabeth Kelly and Mary Kelly. Mrs. Robert Emmett Kelly, 334 Berkley Rd., will entertain for the bride-elect at the Indianapolis Athletic -Club on Thursday. * * * Ollier Social Notes The Capital City Circle No. 5, TJ. A. o. D., will give a card, euchre and bunco party Thursday evening at 8:30 at 116 E. Maryland St. ... The Maccabee Orchestra of Brightwood will furnish music at the Maccabee social meeting to be held on Thursday evening at Eagles’ Hall, 43 W. Vermont St. This meeting will be under auspices of the Maccabee Association, composed of all the tents and hives in the city. A. O. White, Bess Berry, J. H. Daugherty and J. N. Christensen compose the committee on arrangements. ... The Little Flower Social Club and entertain with cards and lotto- Thursday afternoon Sept. 30, at 2:30, in the new club room, Thirteenth and Bosart Ave. Hostesses will be Mrs. T. Hessman, Mrs. Alden B. Hattery, Mrs. Charles Griffin, Mrs. John Gorman and Mrs. Hamilton, ... A card party will be given for,'the benefit of the Magnolia Cirdle No. 4 Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at the Redmen’s Hall, Morris and Lee Sts. ... Marion Council 738 Security Benefit Association will entertain members and friends with dancing and cards Thursday at the I. O. O. F.

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WILMETH WILL SPEAK Dolbert O. JrVilmeth, former city judge, will Vie the principal speaker at the regular meeting and supper of the Mens’ Fellowship Club of the Central Universalist Church tonight.

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FIGHT COMPLICATIONS One Who Tried (o Slop Rattle Is in Hospital—Other in Jail. Trying to stop an argument proved disastrous to two men Tuesday night. One went to city hospital and the other found himself locked in city jail. 0 When police answered a call that a fight was in progress at 1715 Gimber St., they found that Mrs. Mary Cronan of that address and a Mrs. Walter Habastian, 1609 Cruft St., were engaged in a fistic encounter. Mrs. Sabastian’s husband, trying to settle the dispute had knocked down William Murphy. 17-year-old son of Mrs. Cronan. Murphy was taken to the city hospital and Sabastian to jail.

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