Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
CLUB NOTES

A guest meeting of the Century club
will be held Tuesday evening In the
Metropolitan School of Music. Milo H.
Stuart will talk on Present Day
Pioneering"
The Thursday Lyceum club will meet
next week at the home of Mrs. J. II.
King, 2115 Broadway. Mrs. e. G. Holmes
will call the roll, and Mrs. v. V. Smith
will be leader OF the day.
Mrs. William Lalley, 1881 Central ave-
nue., will be hostess Tuesday afternoon
for the Late Book club. Mrs. John T.
Sawyer will talk on Argentine" .
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The Zetathea club viii meet wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. H.
Spaan of the Alexandria. Mrs. C. c.
Pollock will give a resume of English
poetry, and Mrs. w. D. Engle viii pre-
sent some Of Shakespeare's work.
The Present Day club will meet Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Charles o. Mccormack 2940 Washington
boulevard. Mrs. W. III. Schmidt will give
paper on 1.-THE House of Savoy" Mrs
Rena Kittle will talk on "The Italian
Struggle for Unifcation," and Mrs. s. P.
Matthews will discuss italian Immi-
grants to the United States and It's Eff
fects on American Life"
Mrs. Thomas c. Clapp will be hostess
Wednesday for the New Century club,
when Mrs. Olive ~Shute Will be the as
sistant. Mrs I. e. Rush will read a
paper on National Forest Reservations"
and Mrs. N NJ Taylor will discuss par
liamentary law. Mrs. william K. New
ton win talk on Scenic Beauty of the
United States"
The arlington Fortnightly club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home Of
MISS August Jutt, 1916 East Washing
ton street. The subject of the afternoon
will be "The Enchanted Isle Of Sicily"
and the readers will be Mrs. L. p. Har
Ian, Mrs. It. NJ. Richardson, Mrs. Porter
Mrs Walter Reuter- and Mrs. John Oxen
ford.
Mrs. f. Fl. K. McComb, 2145 North
Alabama street, will be hostess Monday
for the Parlor club. Mrs II. J. Eddy
will read a paper on "Six Other Notable
French Cities" Mrs. r. o. McAlexander
will be leader of the conversation on tAe
subject
- The Irvington Dramatic club will meet
next Saturday night in the Insley bali,
when the committee in charge of the
program will include William Insley. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Montgomery and Miss
Elsie Hall.
The Home Economics club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. C. P. Benedict, 1898 Ruclle street,
when the assistants will be Mrs. O. II.
Jensen, Mrs. J. D. HofImeyer, Miss Am
Der Keifer. Mrs. o. II. Jensen will read
paper on Maple Sap Syrup. It's
Manufacturing Composition and Adulter-
alton" Miss Amber Keller will give a
review of a sugar lesson and Mrs. Bene-
diet will give a demonstration.
Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht viii talk on
America nlzation" Monday afternoon at
the Propylaeum when the Monday club
holds 1t regular meeting. Mrs. Isaac
Born will have charge Of the music
Miss Sara Lauter will sing two pa
triotic songs and Mrs. Herbert Atkinson
viii be the accompanist.
The Iryington Reading club viii meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edgar Per-
kins, 337 Downey avenue, when the read
ers will be Mrs. Pierre VanSickle and
Mrs. Ernest L. Baker
The Inter Nos club will hold a guest
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
public library, instead of with Mrs II.
L. VanDorin, as annopnced in the year
book The members will attempt to
Amerlcanize Olympus" in clever 1T
tie playlet, closing with a pageant repre-
senting Americas irrigation perils and
the agencies of Americanization. The
program is in charge of Mrs. J. l.. Stacy
and Mrs. Francis Hill. The cast includes
Mrs. g. c. Rumpler, Mrs. Bert Gadd, Mrs
Ralph Goldriek, Mrs. I. p. H0ymaker,
Mrs. F. r. Eldred, Mrs r. e. Respass,
Mrs. II. w. Haworth, Mrs. J. L. Stacy,
Mrs. II, NJ. Johnson, Mrs. II. G. Alexander,
Mrs. p. Klmberlin, Mrs. r. w. Douglass,
Mrs. J. II. Rusk, Mrs. +. A. Brown, Mrs.
Milo Stuart, Mrs II. l.. NanDorin and
Mrs. L. B. Hopkins. These will be as
sisted in folk dancing and songs by Mrs
Fl. W. Hayes, Mrs. j. L. Clemens, Miss
Verle Holt, Miss Frances Johnson, Miss
Janice Thompson, Miss Hope Bedford,
Miss Agnes Calvert and Mary Jane Pat