Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-21
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terrain this evening with a dinner in
honor of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Rouse OF Cincinnati, who are spend
ing two weeks in this city. The table
will be decorated with clusters Of pink
and yellow Poses and covers VIII be
laid for M. and Mrs. John L. Clarke,
Mr.. end Mra. Joseph williams, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Thomas.
Mrs. Samuel Ashby, 1924 North Della
ware street, entertained her Bible class
of the Central Christian church this aft
ernoon, where she was assisted by the
officers of the class. Mrs. Alonzo Chap
man arranged the program which was
given by Mrs. Arnold Spencer, Miss Dor
othy Knight and Miss Jean Alohzola.
John Candee Dean and the Rev. Il. S. G.
Wicks have departed for Atlantic City,
where they will visit for two weeks.
Norman Peck of Milwaukee, Wis, is
spending several days with his mother,
Mrs. Benjamin B. Peck of the Cam
bridge.
DR.. and Mrs. Judson d. Moschelle en-
tertained the members of the Phi Beta
Pi fraternity of which DR.. Moschelle is
member, at their home last evening. A
group of southern readings were given
by W. D. Long during the evening.
Miss Lucille Logsdon has gone to Chi
cago 20 spend week with friends and
relatives.
Russian program was given Tuesday
afternoon by the Expression club, when
a meeting wa. held at the home of Mrs.
John Diggs, 81 Healing avenue. Mrs. J.
H Grimes of Danville, Irl., played an
intermezzo Caesar CuD; Miss Pamela
Case, violinist, gave "Orientale" (Cui) !;
Mrs. r. L. Davidson sang IAN Open
Secret (Woodmanl and MY Thoughts
Are All OF You" (Ashburn) and Mrs.
Elizabeth Fair gave q talk on Leo
Tolstoi and his works and discussion
of his book, 1.-THE Man Who Was Dead. y
Mrs. Ned Clay and Mrs. Roy q. Turner
were the accompanies of the afternoon.
A charmingly appointed luncheon was
given Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Edward Ferger, 104 East Maple
Road boulevard, for the members OF the
indianapolis chapter No. 90, w. o. ~.
A. R. D., IN celebration of the retiring
president of that organization. The ta-
bles at which the guests we're seated
were deliberately decorated with dafTo-
dis, ferns and pussywillows. Mrs. Harry
J. Borst, newly elected president, pre-
scented to the outgoing president a
Polychrom desk lamp in behalf of the
clubs appreciation of her work for the
last three years. Covers were laid for
Mrs. E. NJ. CrawfordS Mrs. John Cade.
Mrs. Anna Smith, Mrs. John c. Clarke,
Mrs. A. W. A. 0ren, Mrs. A. Johnson,
Mrs. John W. Stokes, Mrs. ]. c. Mead,
Mrs. Edward A. Stuckmeier, Mrs. j. f..
Fogas, Mrs. Charles Watkins, Mrs.
Frank II. Carter, Mrs. B. Z. Barnhardt,
Mrs. Harry J. Borst, Mrs. w. c. Frand
and Mrs. Harry A. Dickson.
The Sigma Delta Phi sorority will
hold a guest meeting tonight at the
horne of Miss Helen Barth, 311O Ken
wood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank b. stalnaker
have gone to Bermuda for a month.
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Mrs. w. H. Davis, 1856 North Illinois
street, will soon depart for residence in
Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Wainwright have
departed for Florida, where they viii
spend the remainder Of the season at
their winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude J. Parker have
gone to Chicago, where they will spend
three weeks with friends and relatives
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Miss Josephine Elliott has gone to New
York; where she will join her aunt,
Mrs. John Kirby, of Cleveland, O., and
remain for the winter.
Miss Katherine Tummerly has returned
from, weeks visit with Mrs. Charles
Grey of Frankfort.
Mrs. Donald Jameson, 1S41 North Della.
ware street, will return from Washington
the last of this week.
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Mrs. Everett e. Hunt and Miss Mar
jorie Hunt, 2119 Ruckle street, enter
tanned with a luncheon Tuesday for the
Independent Social club. The decora-
tons were carried out in red and white,
the club colors. Miss Lillian Leerkamp
of Bridgeport was among the guests.
Miss Ruth Meyers entertained today
Miss Frances Cooper, whose marriage
to Carl G. Fitzgerald of Lebanon will
take place next week. The decorations
were carried out in lavendar, pink and
white, Miss Choppers bridal colors. The
guests included the members of a club.
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Mrs. t. R. Kackley, 1912 North Me-
ridian street, has as her guest, Miss
Katherine Sergeant Angel of Cleve-
land, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper, Miss
Sara Frances Cooper, and John Cooper,
1870 North Meridian street, are scjourn-
ing in st. Petersburg, Fla. III
Mrs. George Norwood Catterson, 2170
North Meridian street, is visiting friends
in Cincinnati.
Poet Braley's Wife