Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
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INDIANAPOLIS IN Brief

Mrs. L. b. Nelson. 2O22 East Tenth
street, has received a message froIl
Pittsburg, Pa, telling of the death 81
her sister, Mrs. Kate Blakely, SO years
old
II. S. Bonsib, "The Flying HoOsier,'
will speak at the Centenary Christian
church Sunday evening He is a worker
under the auspices of the national pro-
hibition committee.
The Calendar society of the Central
Christian church Will meet at the church
next Wednesday at $50 O'Clock.
Roger ID. Little, who has been witt
the Monte Cristo, Jr., company since its
organization, will be the guest Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Little, 63s
East drive, Woodruff Place, during the
engagement of the players in this city
next week
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the East Tenth Street Methodist
Episcopal church will hold an al!-day
meeting Feb. at the home Of Mrs. Hor-
ton, 1O4S Beville avenue.
DIR. W. A. Chapman, 44OS East Wash
ington street, has been confined to niS
home for several days with severe colo
Guy Boaz, 1Ob Garfield avenue. win kO
TO Muncie, where he has position with
furniture house.
t. p. Sexton. 1902 sturm avenue. has
returned from a business trip to Laredo
Tex. While in the south Mr.. Sexton
witnessed bull fight in Mexico.
Miss COIette Thiele, 546 North Oakland
avenue, has returned from st. Wayne
where she visited her uncle, Rev. Charles
Thiele.
The ladies of st. Philip Neri church
will give a card party wednesday after.
noon, Feb. 4, at 80 o'clock. The wom-
EN- in charge are Mrs. Albert Vurbey
Mrs. James Mack, Mrs. John Cummings
and Mrs. John Donlan.
At the last annual election of Officers
IL. the Altar society of Our Lady o.
Lourdes church, Mrs. Anthony Harmon
was elected president, Mrs. John T. Gu
sack, vice president; Mrs. H. p. Curran
treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Kirschner, sec
retary.
At the regular meeting of the Young
Ladies' sodality Of st. Joseph's church
the members were urged to support st
Rita's minstrel show.
j. ii. Harris, field secretary of The
Catholic Boy Scouts, was in the city thi,
week in the interest of the organization
He has charge of the organization of the
Boy Scout troops throughout the United
States.
Assumption hall, 1905 Blaine avenue
Wednesday evening. The club plans t.
give a series of dances. The next one
will be given Feb. 4.
The Ladies' of the Assumption parish
will give a card and lotto party in AS
sumption hall Sunday evening.
The newly elected officers of st. An
thongs haI on North Warman avenue
Sunday evening. Playing starts at 8 30
st. Patrick's Social club entertained
with, card party at Fountain square hal
this afternoon. Mrs. John Pfarr, Mrs
John Pfarr Jr, Mrs. Charles Pfarr ant
Mrs. James Ross were the hostesses.
st. GATHERINGS Dramatic club viii pre-
sent the play, Safety First" in st. Cath
crimes hall Sunday night.
The Social Five Hundred club was en-
tertained Thursday AFTERNOON at the hom
of Mrs, Isaac Matkin, 120 Bosart avenue.
Miss Eleanor Hussey, S05 North SUNNI
street, has been home for two weeks be
cause OF Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hayw0rth, 4165 Nortl
Park avenue, have returned from Chicago
and southern Wisconsin
Mrs. Earl Randolph. 4O14 East Wash
ington street. has returned, from a visi
TO the country.
David Kinder, 1884 West Twenty-sev
enth street, who was one of the oldes
residents Of Moth indianapolis, died thi
morning Of pneumonia. He was chic
engineer Of the State Life building 70
fourteen years. The deceased leaves
widow and four sons.
The Y. NJ. H. A. and the Y. w. II. A
will hold a joint meeting at the Com
Sunday evening.
The RnnuaI meeting of the congregation
Of the 2Olive Branch Christian church wal