Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
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Alumnas Of Radcliffe College enter
tanned with a reception in the Propy-
laeum this afternoon, honOring Mrs.
George Pierce Baker, dean of Radcliffe,
and wife of Professor Baker Of Har-
yard University. Members Of the Har-
ward Club, with their wives and friends
of Radcliffe, composed the guests. Re
ceiEing with Mrs. Baker were Mrs.
Thomas c. Howe, Miss Marion L.
Webster and Miss Katherine Grayden
Assisting in the Inequalities were Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. w. K. Krauss, Mrs. Glenn
Diddel, Miss Jean Coffin and Miss
Corinne yelling Miss Margaret Bruner,
Miss Gladys Walmsley, Miss Marjorie
Trask, Mrs. Beatrice Manniwall, Miss
Gladys Bruce, Miss Dorothy Forsythe.
Miss Lucille Baker. Miss Cleon Hedrick,
Miss Martha Hendricks, Miss Katherine
Belzer and Miss Mary Elizabeth How
ard. A musical program was given by
Miss allegro Stewart, harpist, and Miss
Ruth Mcclure vioIinist.
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Philip Lewis
Of the Alexandra apartment gave a tea
in Mrs, Bakers honor. The rooms were
attractive with baskets of daffOdils and
jonquils. The guests included members
of the Radcliffe Club. Mrs. Baker talked
Informally Of the college telling Of pres
ent conditions and future plans.
George E. thinner, war photographer,
who is also associated with the Herbert
Hoover relief work. will give an address
before the members of the Heyl Study
Club at its meeting in the Y. w. c. A.
Tuesday afternoon. He will illustrate
his remarks with official pictures taken
in the seven war zones in which he was
stationed during the late war. Mrs. Car
RE L. Pray will give a short talk on
Current Events" Members are privi-
legged to bring guests.
Mrs. J. W. Beck, 1869 Oliver avenue. en-
tertained Wednesday evening in honor OF
the hftieth wedding anniversary Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards,
521 North Noble street. dinner was
served, covers being laid for eighteen
guests. A large golden wedding cake,
banked with yellow roses, formed the
oenterpiece for the table, the tapers, ices
and CONNECTIONS carrying out the yellow
color scheme An informal reception fol-
lowed the dinner. Among the guests were
Harvey Robinson and Taylor Robinson
of Oakdale, Tenn.
Election Of officers viii be held by the
Monday Club at the meeting Monday In
the PrOpylaeum. The program preceding
the election will include a book review
by Mrs. W. r. Galpin and group of mu-
steal numbers by Mrs. Herbert Atkinson,
pianist; Harold Atkinson. drummer, and
Miss Alice Miller, cOrnetist.
Miss Sarah Lucille Hill Of Evansville,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Gail
Spangler, 51O1 Broadway, will return
home Saturday.
Miss Jessie Rittenhouse. poet and com
piler of anthOlOgies, was the guest OF
honor at e tea given yesterday by the
staff OF the Indianapolis Public Library
in the staffroom Of the library. Mrs. Grace
Julian Clarke, Mrs. Lee Burns and Mrs
= Minnie OlcOtt Williams were special
guests.
Miss Lola I. Perkins VIII give inter
pretive readings from Drinkwater's
abraham Lincoln in All Souls Uni
tartan Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harry Conant' 100 East Forty
Eighth street, was hostess today for the
1 o'clock luncheon OF the wOman's Bible
class Of the Meridian Heights Presby-
terrain Church.