Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
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OF unusual character and decided i'll
terest is the program that has been
planned for the guest meeting of the
Monday Club next Monday afternoon. to
be held in the ballroom of the PrOpy-
Iaeum, "a Miracle OF a Childs Christ
mas" a Christmas play, viii be presented
by a special cast from the Little The
alter, under the direction or George
Somnes. Those taking part are: Mrs.
Elizabeth Bogert Schofeld, Mrs. Mary L.
-s E7na Morrison. Mrs. H. II.
Rhine, Miss Marjorie ChiIes, Mrs. Merle
T.. 1881, lAcl4fd Ioung, Lawrence
Neidlinger, Isadore Adler. Preceding the
play Mrs. Rhea Hall Behymer viii sing
a group OF songs including "Oh Little
Town OF Bethlehem from THE Holy
Infant" and Il Wonder When Silent and
Dim Is the Night" BORROWING the pro-
duction she is to sing silent Night,
Peaceful Night" with a chime accom-
paniment, played by Mrs. Herbert Ad-
Mnson. The committee IN charge Of the
program is composed of Mrs. Edward
Files and Mrs. Everett Schofeld.
A "pre-h holiday dinner-dance" viii be
given by the Independent Athletic Club
in the clubhouse on the night Of Dec. 1t.
A visit to the Indiana Girls Industrial
School at Clermont, Friday afternoon
will compose the December tour. of the
Home and Education Department Club.
Mrs. David Ross will be the personal
conductor and the party will take a 1
o'clock interurban. returning at 4:S0
o'clock. All members Of the department
are urged to make the trip. Reserva-
tons may be made through Mrs. W. W.
Thornton, secretary.
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The S. T. S. Club Of the Irvington
branch library was entertained this aft
ernoon at the home Of the president,
Miss Margaret Elrod in Audubon Court.
Following a short literary program In
which Charlotte Totten gave a sketch Of
the life Of Louisa May AlcOtt, Margaret
Cook and Eunice King reviewed Little
Men" and Little Women" and Eunice
King read a poem by Whittier. Isa-
belle LaTman and Elizabeth Hodges as
sisted in the Inequalities.
Miss Marjorie Wilson Of New York
will be the honor guest az the Delta
Delta Delta Alliance tea, to be given at
the Columbia Club Saturday. She VIII
talk 70 the women on Vocation Guild
ance for Women" Mrs. Frank c. Kellie,
2o15 North Delaware street, is in charge
Of reservations
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac z. Woodland, 1885
North Pennsylvania street, viii leave Tor
an extended trip through the West, the
last Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Tutewiler, 1913
Park avenue. will have as their guest
during the Christmas holidays Miss Cath
crime Dunn Of Washington.
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Mrs. Ella Kurtz. 1881 Broadway, was
hostess for the luncheon Of the Altruistie
Club today The table was attractively
decorated with poinsettias combined with
Christmas green's. Light shades, ices and
CONNECTIONS, together with flowers and
greens. carried out effectively the Chris
mas color scheme.
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Shirk,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John c Shirk
Of BrOokvllIe. and Kenneth d. Coffin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs o. S Coffin Of Woodruff
Place. took place in the home OF the
brides parents last night. Miss Cornelia
shirk. sister Of the bride. was maid Of
honor and Fred Brinkmeyer Of Indian
snoIis acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs
Coffin will be with Mr.. Cofin's parents
until after Christmas. when they will go
to Florida for the winter. On their re-
turn they viii be at home IN Indianapolis