Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
Club Index

Clio Club-Friday Hostess. Mrs. Witt
Hadlev. 1850 Ashland avenue. Mrs. John
T. SHERMAN will read paper on The
Constitution" and Mrs. Joseph 7. Dunn
will talk on Congress Today"
Friday Afternoon Reading Csub-Fri-
day Hostess. Mrs l. T Moore. A
Thanksgiving program viii he given.
Mrs. Helen Ensley reading the Thanks
giving story.
Fortnightly Musical Club - Tuesday.
Hostess. Mrs. A. r. Weber. 1902 North
Delaware street. Miss nellie Welschans
will read paper on Mrs. II. H. A. Beach.
. Heyl Study C1ub-Tuesday. 7. W. C..
A. Administration and Taxation In
Italy" viii he discussed by Mrs. Denton
Riningsly and Mrs. F. P Woolery will
talk on Labor and the State" Current
events viii be led by Mrs. ". S. Spring.
$50
Independent Social Club-Tuesday
Hostess, Mrs. Richard Coleman. 1s4T
Koehne street. The annual Thanksgiving
offering viii be taken.
Inter Nos C7ub-wednesday Mrs. r.
f. Repass, 40 West Maple road Mrs.
A. T. Cox viii read paper on Women
In Industry" Mrs. J. II. Grimes viii be
in charge OF the musical program.
Irvington Chautauqua Reading Club
Tuesday. Hostess, Mrs. Charles f. Hili,
265 South Audubon road. Mrs. W. II.
Burgess will read paper on Labor and
the state" and Mrs. Pierre Van Sickle
will talk on 1.-THE World Of Intellect"
Irvington Tuesday Club-Tuesday.
Hostess. Mrs. William Forsyth, 10 South
Emerson avenue. Mrs. Fl. Z. Barnard
will talk on the labor question and Mrs.
o. c. Meier will lead the general discus
sion.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club-Host-
ess. Mrs F. G. Rubbish, $50 East Forty
Sixth street Guest day will be observed,
with Mrs. Scott L. Denny, Mrs. J. S.
Goode and Mrs. J. X. Lang in charge OF
arrangements. A paper on philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington" viii be read
by Mrs. Harry Ycckey, and Mrs. f. II.
CuIbertson will talk on Woman as a
4 Citizen"
Monday Club-Monday. Propylaeum.
special program viii be given. as guest
dav will be observed. Mrs. o. y. Torisn
will read a paper on ECHOES" Mrs. Her
bert Atkinson is in charge Of the must
cal program. which will consist of a
group Of numbers by Miss Ruth Mcclure,
violinist, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. W. P. Mcclure.
New Century Club-wednesday. Host
ess. Mrs Helen Fassold; assistant Mrs.
Otis McCracken. Mrs NJ. T. Scudder
will talk on the Influence Of Household
Decoration on Character Of Children"
r-Hr-n
on Home Duties OF Members of the Mod
ern Family"
Parlor Club-Monday. Hostess Miss
Della Dearborn, 2OeO North Alabama
street "Women Poets OF America will
be the general topic for the afternoon
with papers by Elizabeth Nicholson and
Mrs. Norval Ferguson.
Present Day CIub-4fonday Hostess.
Miss Bertha Bill, 2423 Park avenue. The
general subject is to be american Liter
ature From 1776 to 1890" with papers
by Mrs. ]. ". Salvage and Mrs. C. f.
saEveleigh.
Thursday Lyceum Club-Friday. Host
ess. Mrs. A. b. Carr. 1927 North New Jer-
sey street. Mrs. E. G. Holmes win talk
on 1.-THE Sending Away Of an Empress"
in connection with the general topic.
Temples and Religions of Japan"
Zetathea Club-Wednesday. Hostess,
Mrs. c. c. Pollock 2o61 Princeton place.
'The Bible as Literature" will be the
afternoon subject, with the responses,
Bible memory verses. Mrs. Ida Jones win
talk on "We@en of the Bible" and
"Poetry Of the Bible viii be discussed
hy Mrs. J. w. Knipp.