Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
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Miss Marjorie Hunt, 2021 Ruckle street.
as the hostess for the guest day Of the
Independent Social club, which met yes
erday afternoon. Miss Grace Julian
%Clarke talked on Woman and Politics"
A musical program was given by Mrs.
Laurence Wells, Mrs. Marie O'Brien, vo-
calists. Mrs. Edward Files gave a group
<ef readings. Mrs. T. ]. Behrens of OK
ford, o., a corresponding member of the
club, was a special guest. Miss Hunt was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Everett
Hunt, and the officers of the organization.
Among guests from out of the city who
attended the wedding of Miss Gertrude
Spiegel and DR.. Thomas Conroy Eley this
afternoon were Miss Ida Carpenter Of
Tsrentum, Pa; Mrs. John S. SpiegeI Of
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. EIey, parents Of
the groom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
richouse of Plymouth
Mrs. I. Meter Of Louisville announces
the enga cement of her daughter Rose to
Abe Goldstein, cantor Of the United He
brew congregation Of Indianapolis.
Mrs. John A. George was in charge Of
the program for the closing meeting Of
the Matinee Musicale, which was held in
Hollenbeck hall this afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Lucas will leave Sun
day for the east, going to New York and
from there to Atlantic City, Philadelphia
and Washington.
Mrs. S R. Artman was reelected presi-
dent Of the Local Council Of Women at
the meeting in the Claypool hotel yester>
day. Other executives include Mrs. A. T.
Fleming, vice president; Mrs. A J.
Clarke, recording secretary; Mrs. George
Buck, corresponding secretary; Mrs. R.
c. Lukenbill, treasurer. Committee chair
men include Mrs. ". Il. Blodgett, pro-
gram; Mrs. E. P. Brennan and Mrs
Charles Stubs, publicity; Mrs. Alice
French. Amerieanization Mrs. A. E. But
Ter, thrift; Mrs. Bert Gadd, education anil
child warfare; Mrs E. A Williams, hos
pitality; Mrs. Eva Baker, juvenile court I;
Mrs Philip Zoercher. city court; Mrs. o.
c Lukenbfu, better films; Mrs. John D.
Johnson, legislative; Mrs. n. B. Norris,
public health Mrs. E G. Richie, social
and civic. Mrs. Artman has been ap-
pointed one Of the ten alternates from
the United States to attend the Interna-
tionsl Council Of Women, to meet in
Christiania. Norway, Sept. SIG. Mrs.
Artman wiz leave July 81.
kEr. and Mrs. Us McMurtrie. 4OO2
North Pennsylvania street, have returned
TON New 1orE city
Mrs. ". T. Barnes Of the League OF
Women Voters Will be the speaker for
thu meeting Of the Mothers Core
spondence club, which meets tomorrow
On the seventh floor Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. 3 ,sIFNH
Louis Andrews, 32ST Broadway, viii en-
terrain q club Of Manual Training High
school alumni and guests tonight at
800" Members Of the organization in
ciude Herbert Hickman, Roland French.
DR.. Maurice Sellers, Roland Schmedel,
Douglas Collins and Mr.. Andrews.
Mrs. Arthur Monninger, 1855 North
New Jersey street. entertained the Fort
nightly Musical club yesterday with a
luncheon An informal musical program
was given by the members. Mrs. Bernard
Batty read a paper on Handel"
ne dance which was scheduled 70 be
s<Ten on Nay ! By the Old Glory So
ciety OF the Children Of the American
Revolution has been postponed on &C
count Of the death Of Mrs. Arthur II
Hood, who was chairman Of one OF the
committees arranging for the dance