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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
MIlSic Notes

Miss Josephine Pearcy pupil OF Miss
Bertha Jasper assisted by David W!ckes
pupN Of y. u. Davis. VIII be presented ia
recital by Miss Jasper 40 her studio, 800
south East street Monday evening.
The officers OF the Indiana Federation
o. Music Clubs VIII hold board meet
Ing ON wednesday meeting ut the Co
lumbia CIub FIR luncheon Reports from
nu officers and cha.rmca Of standing
committees VIII be read and plans for
tile State convention 90 be held ia April
VIII be discussed.
Mrs Edward Bailey Blrse Of Bloom
iuctou. formerly OF indianapolis who
has recently accepted the appointment
Of recording secretary 90 III the Va
cancy caused By the death ~ Mrs. w.
l. Book Of Bloomington, VIII be pres
emit The other members include Mrs
Henry Schurmaun president. ls-i North
Talbot street, Indianapolis Miss Ada
Blcklue. first vice president EFausvillei
Miss Caroline HohsoR. Second vice presi-
dent extension, Indianapolis: Miss Anna
May johnson. corresponding secretary.
indianapolis; Mrs. A. y. hel!hcr, treas
urer. ku!ghtstown: MISC Grace Hutch
inEs. publicity. Indianapolis; Mrs, Il. K.
Batty, ways and means. Indianapolis;
Mrs. Reid Steele young artists contest,
Indlauapoils: Mrs. Carroll Carr. Juvenile
and Junior clubs, indianapolis; Mrs EGie
Marine Harvey. reciprocity, Indianapolis.
The Matinee Musicale viii have Its first
meeting OF the new year az tho Masonic
Temple. Monday. Jan. 2. The Rich
Kinder uamman Trio of Philadelphia
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Marion County
". &. T. u. Notes

Leonard Y. p. T. viii meet at the
home of Mrs. Laura b. Leonard, 1910
East Washington street at 2. IN, Non
dag.
Northeast union wiz hold nm au-day
institute Thursday at Heath Memorial
Church. Windsor aud Commerce streets.
beginning az 10 Il III. Tho Rev. Elmer
81 clair Will give an address Of well
come aud Mrs. Elmer 81 Clair a read
.a-. Mrs Ellen Davis VIII have charge
of deyotions The temperance and mis-
siou department viii be represented by
the Rev O. H. Mater. who Will sneak
on Japan ut First Hand Mrs Minnie
Mater bronson viii talk on The War
on Tobacco-uow and Why" aud Miss
Byrd Pruden VIII talk for the Amerl-
canl1atiou department.
Nrs Sarah Aldridee, 2Il9 olney street,
will he hostess Tor the Br.Shtwood
union Thursday afternoon. Mrs Mar
carct Shoemaker. superintendent OF TEN
ucrarcc and missions, VIII talk.
YayhinFer union meets with Mrs. Cora
Perry. 1929 North jefferson avenue, II
p. IN. Wednesday,
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pErAKrMENr QUE NOTES.

The second of the monthly discussion
uncheons under the auspices of the de-
partment OF community welfare OF the
Woman's Department Club will be held
on Thursday, Jan. 8. at II 10 p. nj. The
program is In charge of the better films
committee, of which Mrs. David Ross is
acting as chairman. Other members are
Mrs. O. c. Lukeubill. Miss Eva Reynolds
and Mrs Fred still There will be brief
talks ny Or. Edna Hatfield Edmouson,
In charge Of child welfare work for the
extension division Of Indiana University
on 'Why We Believe in Endorsement -
by the Rev. Thomas Il. White of the
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church on
why Endorsement of Moving Pictures is
More Efficient Than Censorship" aud by
Charles r. MetZger, an Indiana producer
Of motion pictures, on THE Result of In
dorsement from an Exhibitors Stand
point" There Will be an opportunity
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
MUSIC COLLEGE
MOVES INTO ITS
FINE NEW HOME

The Indiana College Of Music and Fine
Arts has taken advantage Of the holiday
vacation period and has been moving to
its new buildings, Fourteenth and Della
ware streets. Last week the college
moved all the offices and many of the
studios TO the new buildings and classes
will be assembled for the first time Mon
day.
The new site includes two large build
incs and an extensive campus. The main
building will accommodate the musical
studios and classrooms as well as the
Offices Of President Harry G. Hill, Vice
President and Musical Director Horace
Whitehouse and the registrar. 1t also
includes the parloTs, an ample dining
room and kitchen and a dance hall which
will be used for instruction in classic
dancing and for social affairs. The col
lege musical sorority, Sigma Alpha Iota,
will be assigned q room for meetings.
The second building, facing Fourteenth
street, will undergo extensive alterations
and will include n little theater TO seat
400. This building also will be equipped
with studios and clasSrooms for teach
iuy dramatic art, ublic speaking and
acting. The workshop for the stage, the
heating plant and janitor's quarters also
wt'l be in this building.
An outdoor theater with Greek stage
will occupy the north side Of the campus
The college plans to complete this feature
early in the spring. President Hill has
called & faculty meeting for + o'clock
Monday. for the purpose Of planning the
expansion Of college activities. An op-
portunitv Will be given instructors to e1-
press in formal manner their en-
thusiasm over the newly acquired
facilities for work The college is plan
ming a house warming in the near future
al which time the public Will be invited
20 insnect the new buildings.
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PLAN PROGRAM
FOR ANNIVERSARY
Ch0irRsQSter Series Church
90 Years.

st. Pau1's Episcopal Church Of which
the Rev. Lewis Brown is pastor. will
nave a special musical program Sunday
evening at 80 o'clock in honor of the
twenty third anniversary OF Clarence n.
Carson as organist and choirmaster of
the church The following musical selec-
tiOns will be given;
Professional - Onward, Christian
NOluIcFS -....-.....s .oCuueckcr
Gloria Tibi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chant
Magnificent in G (FestivaD Spencer
Nunc Dimittis in c (FestiyaD 80. Spencer
Introit Anthem-"AnSels From the
Realms" Observation-Disclosures. Harker
Anthem-"Praise Ye the Father. ....
,....-.-... GounOu
Hymn-"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" ...... ............... Willis
Offertory Anthem-"How Lovely Upon
the Mountains ............. Coombs
Recessional-"Godo Of Our Fathers"
The singers are Miss Mary Homburg
and Miss Mary Chambers, sopranos: Mrs.
]. J. Noelcker, contralto; Edward Uollo-
way, tenor, and John A. Mcconnell, bass.
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CUPID PARTY OF
SAHARA GROTTO
NEW YEAR EVENT

One of the brilliant social functions
of this evening in celebration of the
advent of the 1922, is the annual New
Years Cupid party of Sahara Grotto
in the Riley Room of the Claypool Ho
tel. There will be dancing from o'clock
until midnight and the Cupid dinner viii
be served in the Florentine room at Il
o'clock.
The grand march will take place at
o'clock personally conducted by Cupid
impers0nated bS little Iris Myers, baby
ballet dancer. At the dinner a huge
wedding cake will occupy the center Of
the table and each bride Of the past year
will cut a piece from it bearing her
own name. There are to be vaudeville
stunts interpolated between dances and
balloons. serpentine confetti and gay
caps will be distributed and q group Of
theatrical folk including Mitzi Hajos and
various members Of her company are to
make minute talks.
The evening is to be one glad glori-
Gus frolic and the prophets say that the
half of it has not been limited. Raymond
F. Murray, monarch Of the indianapolis
organization, is in charge of general ar
rangements and Chester Martin is in
charge of the Cupid dinner committee.
The party is given in honor of the
members whose marriages have taken
PLACE during the past year. The honor
guests viii be: DR.. and Mrs. Allen
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Yates,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Handy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall A. Raber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wads-
worth Of Evanston, Ill; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kraft, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. William Wayne
Beisel. Mr.. and Mrs William A Mackey,
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs William H. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland French.
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also for open discussion Of the subject.
Reservations should be made for the
luncheon with Mrs. George a. Van Dyke,
$50 North Central Court. phone Washing
ton 2G73. on Monday. Jan. ., or Tuesday,
Jan. 3. FOR members and guests.
The regular meeting Of the department
Of community welfare OF the " Woman g
Department Club is at $50 p. IN. on
Thursday. Jan. .. DIT Thurman Il. Rice
of Indiana University viii give the last
OF his series OF three lectures, subject
practical Race Bettermeut." Time VIII
be given Tor discussion after the lee
ture.
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10 INDIANAPOLIS
RESIDENTS JOIN
COLONY IN SOUTH

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Dec 81.
Among 1900 tourists TO arrive during the
week, ten were from Indianapolis while
reservations have been made for nineteen
others due before Jan. 20.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dodda OF 1913 Sturm
avenue is spending her third winter in
the sunshine City" and is at III Third
avenue. North.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Z. Hinch Of Indianapo-
liz axe at their new winter home So
Twenty Second avenue, North
Mrs. Elizabeth Kincade and Mr..
Thomas Kincade of Indianapolis are at
oak Court fer the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 4. Wells are at
10 East Fourth avenue, North.
II. C. Smithers Is registered at the
Hotel Arcade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. ThOms are
located at 159 Fourth avenue, South
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MEETINGS.

Officers have been elected by members
Of the Harold c. Megrew Auxiliary No. s
TO the United Spanish War Veterans.
Elizabeth .. Tyre, who is serving as
Junior vice president Of the State cf In
diana, was elected president senior vice
president, Clara Turner; junior vice
president, Hattie ". Bell: secretary, Car
RE Z. kroencke; treasurer. Maud Shull !;
chaplain. Edith B. Moon: historian. Eva
l.. Hendryx; patriotic instructor. Laura
" Oren; conductor. Marie Cron: assis-
tant conductor, Ethel Shutter; guard.
Maggie Reardon; assistant guard, Rhoda
W. oaks. 7 he newley elected officers will
entertain with q dance and card party
New Years eve in the hall. Eleventh street
and College avenue. The public is in
yited.
The George H. Chapman Post. No. 200.
g. \. r, and George II. Chapman V. L
g, No. 10, viii hold & joint installation
Of officers Wednesday afternoon in Moose
Hail, 49, North Delaware street.
Alvin 7. Hovey ". r c. 10. 1876 will
hold public installation Of officers
Monday in q. a 4 Hall
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Charity Ball viii
Be Brilliant Affair

One Of the most brilliant events Of the
season will be the Ch.rity Rail-, Monday
night in the Riley Room of the Claypooi
Hotel. Mrs Albert Metz%er is in charge
of the reservations for The supper which
will prcccde the ball and among those
who viii entertain parties at the supper
are: Miss Julia Fletcher, Mr.. ana Mrs
walter Vonucgut Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
yonnegut. and Nj and Mrs. George
Kuhns Many Of the Younger set, col
Iere folk and the seasons debutantes,
will he gpccial guests.
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Proud of Past Records,
Indianapolis Women
Plan Big for New Year

the distribution Of literature on local
affairs. During the city campaign, the
organization issued dodgers on the rec
oCds Of the candidates for the council
and the school board. During the coming
year. the league plans are 10 set out 1T
erature on all local problems 10 make e
the business Of the organization TO in
form the women OF the city concerning
community problems ana conditions. The
slogan for 1872, says Miss Seeker is "ET-
cry Woman an Informed Voter" Miss
Slckier also expects 90 take up the study
Of vice conditions during the year which
will be new line and is planning a
series Of talks by local folk who have
made q study Of the social conditions OF
the city. IL state work the league feels
that the passage OF the first amendment
was the triumph OK lie past year. but Is
only a starter for the big work ia Amer
icau.zat.oA, political and civic lines for
1917
The Wouan's Department club has ac-
complished one gigantic tas., IN the past
year, that Of establishing fully equipped
clubhouse with is artlstIcally appointed
tsaroom. ballroom and large assembly
hall. Il e 4 womsu's building 10 be
proud Of aud the outlook for the coming
year is considerably brighter than In
years before by reason OF the house.
Mrs. S L. Perkins who has been presi-
dent OF the organization for several years.
IN speaking OF the coming years club
plans. says that the club as a whole does
not intend 10 do constructive work but
rather to be n backing for good civic
and social movements.
There IS one civic problem, however,
that we hope to aid in solving before
1928 said Mrs. Perkins. "And that IS
the city water situation. There is no
reason in having hard water here. It Is
a tremendous expense as the softeniug
equipment that has to be used in various
business concerns is very costly. Ia col
umbus, Ohio, the water is softeued nj its
source and il IS the hope Of the women
Of the club that such 4 thing will be
installed in Indianapolis"
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viii be presented. the program to begin
az . O'Clock Members will be admitted
on presentation Of membership cards and
others may obtain cards at the door
or at the d. II. Baldwin Plano Com
pauy.
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Among the holiday visitors in the city
is Miss Harriet Wesche Of Cincinnati,
who is the house guest of Miss Ruth
Early, 1926 Rcokwood avenue, The two
girls being roOmmatcs AZ Western Col
leEe. Miss Wesche is also a talented
pianist. having studied for several years
with Mrs. Edward Stillman Care Of the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. \
number Of festivities have been given
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Culture Friday. Hostess, Mrs.
C A. McCotter, 2S East Thirty Second
street. Mrs. Fred NJ Stone and Mrs
Henrietta Dillen will talk on the History
OF Canal building aud Economic Uses"
and Mrs. Bert T sex will lead the cur
rent events.
Fortnightly Literary Club Tuesday.
Propylaeum. Miss Marie Zulich Will talk
on open Air Theaters" and Mrs.. Frank
.B. Fowler will discuss Women OF the
Drama"
Indiana Keramic iub-Wednesday. Y.
W c. A. The regular meeting will be
held, with Miss Grace Margaret Kiess as
critic
indianapolis Womnn's Ciub-Triday.
The Propylaeum. Mrs. Lawrence Dur
hurcw will talk on THE Dime Novel"
Mrs. James l.. Floyd will discuss the
Magazine Short story" and Grace Julian
Clarke VIII talk on the Newest Story
Teller
Irvington Fortnighuy Club Friday.
Hostess. Mrs. August Jutt. 1913 East
Washington street; assistant, Mrs. G. T.
Orbison. Mrs. r. NJ Richardson WITH
talk on Nathaniel Hawthorne. Mrs c. NJ.
Winders viii give book review ana
Mrs. $. L. Potter viii be In charge Of
the music.
Irvington Tuesday Club - Tuesday.
Hostess. Mrs. +. Q. Ropkey. 572S Oak
avenue. Mrs. Lor Craig will discuss
"Englands Colonial Problems" and Mrs
G. s Townsend will talk on Items Of
Interest
IrvinstOn woraan's Club - Monday
Hostess, Mrs Bloomfield Moore. aS9
Burgess avenue Mrs John f. BarnhiT
Will talk on what Congress Is Doing
Meridian Heights Iutcr-se Club-Tues-
day. Hostess. Mrs f. C. RUBBISH. lJ0
East Forty Sixth street. Mrs Frank
Kern will talk on narrle- Beecher Stowe
Mrs Edgar Hoffman on Helen Hunt
Jackson and Mrs. W. II. Wheeler on
Margaret Wade pelanI
Monday Conversation Club-Morday
Hostess Mrs. George W. Fromm. 25n
Park avenue. Mrs Anna c.. Moore aud
Miss Alice Newell viii talk on The Hall
and the Grange"
New Era Club-M3uday. Hostess.
Mrs. Charles Rosenbarger, 100 Parker
avenue. The New Year party OF the
club VII be observed by special pro-
gram. Mrs. 4. Z. Esg!eton. Mrs S. J..
Schcrer and Mrs Frank McCaslln viii
give the musical program. Mrs r. ..
Wolfe aud Mrs. II. o. pavy viii give
readings Mrs. Thomas OBrleu VIII
read d paper on the -Four Horsemen OF
the Apocalypse and Mrs Fred Fake
viii discuss Modern and Ancient Re
iigiou.' An exchange Of gifts VIII be Z
feature Of the afternoon.
Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
Saturday. Hostess, Mrs. Herman Rhine.
1896 PARK avenue; assistant. Mrs. Henry
Zitsl4F. Mrs Henry Prescott will talk
on "Indlaua's Educational Advantages"
Mrs Frank Long viii discuss our
Churches" and Miss Biua Richards vii;
talk on Agriculture Ia Indiana
Wednesday Afternoon Club-Wednes-
day Hostess. Mrs d. II. Bass 3s27
Broadway. Mrs. W. Harmon VIII talk on
"Our Duty 20 Foreign Children" auc
the responses viii be New Year resolu-
lions.
Woman's Advance Club--Thursday
Hostess, Mrs. II. 5. Unger, 22l9 North
Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Harry Clift.
900 Ruckle street win talk on Austria
Hungary and Mrs. l.. owens viii leaG
the current events.
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CLUB Index

Aftermath Club-Thursday Hostess
Mrs. George ". Cornelius, AZ Layman ave
nue.. Mrs. p. II. Yant will read 4 paper
on the ROMANCE OF Gold" and Mrs II
NJ Cochrane viii give review of 1.-The
Miners Right" 1t will be an open meet
ing.
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ACTIVITIES OF
JEWISH WOMEN.

The Council Of Jewish Women has been
an active factor in wolnens good work
of the city during and among other
things has organized State council or
ganization. decorating the various char
ters Mrs. Benjamin Meyer is planning
strenuous program for the coming year.
Americanization is perhaps its most vital
working problem, but civic work and
welfare works to play 4 large part in the
council activities.
The W. e. r. L. which of course, has
accomplished its original aim. is planning
huge campaign against cigarette smok-
ing among the growing boys and against
the increase in feminine smokers. They
will carry on their social welfare work
and will have speakers of prominence
during the year to talk on problems OF
interest to the body. Mrs. Ella Aker is
president of the Indianapolis organiza-
ton.
And 50 it goes, these organizations are
only few of the local bodies of women
workers who are starting the New Year
with the idea of working toward and aid
ing in the real work in making Indian
apolis bigger and better city.
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Nhomas Howe Of Irvington. also is p
member Of the Kappa Alpha Theta sor-
ity. Miss Jeup, who is well known in
local musical circles as Il talented violin
list, having studied here with Hugh Nc
Gibeny for several years, is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Is. j. Il. Jeup. 241s
Talbot avenue She IS studying music.
along with her regular college work, and
is a member Of the Mu Phi Epsilon mu-
steal sorority.
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An interesting trio Of young college
women who are home for the Christmas
holidays Includes Miss Blanche White,
from Indiana University; Miss Charlotte
Howe, from Radcliffe, and Miss Florence
Jeup, from Wellesley Miss White. who
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
n. White Of Central Court, takes an ac-
tive part IN school activities and is
member Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Miss Howe, daughter Of Mr. and Mr..
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SEVENTH DISTRICT
FEDERATION.

The Seventh District Federation OF
Of Clubs with Mrs John Downing John
son as its chairman has subordinated
its earlier program Of strictly club prob
lens 10 the prevailing subjects of com
munity improvement and social welfare
work. and has touched ou the political
problems as we'll. They have had speak
ers at each meeting to discuss the vital
problems Of the day. taking up some sub
ject OF civic interest for round table
discussion at the session also Mrs. John
son IS planning TO extend the work Of the
federation in mary departments. and to
continue the civic Improvement work on
a large scale during the coming season.
The two Sogth side Womau's Clubs,
the Original headed by Mrs. Martin
Relffel and the Incorporated with Mrs.
Elizabeth Kuhus, have worked earnestly
during the past year on improvements
for the South Side and have accomplished
a number CT things I'm their district.
Mrs Reiffel however says that her
organization Is planning TO expand, that
It In the coming year it is not 60 be
merely a south side civic improvement
league but a city organization. 1t is to
lie 4 bipartisan body but politics are
to bt. studied and good civic movements,
regardless OF party affiliations are 70 be
backed by the club. Mrs Kubns. in dis
cussnc her clubs plans says that tho
big 1922 work of her organization IS to
get Fountain Square made into beauty
spot instead Of remaining an eyesore TO
the community folk. The club also has
a big city Improvement aid plan out
lined and expect to cooperate with the
city officials and other civic bodies in
putting over any municipal enterprises
for the good Of Indianapolis.
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Mr.. Arthur Moore
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Pirnples

81 had pirnples scattered all over
my face. They were hard and red,
~e> and later festered and scaled
Ss%TMMA over. They itched and
S~,s5 burned and dishgured my
face, besides being painful.
>~ tried other remedies with
NI out success Then I tried
~ Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and used one cake of Cuticura Soap
and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment
and I was healed in TWO weeks
(Signed) Arthur A. Moore, Oak
Ridge, Mo.
Once clear keep your skin clear
by using Cuticura Soap and ONT
Inent for everyday toilet purposes
and Cuticura Talcun to powder and
perfume. Battle with Cuticura Soap
and hot water. Before bathing, touch
pimples and itching, if any, with
Cuticura Ointment, dry and dust
lightly with Cuticura Talcum, pow
der of fascinating fragrance.
Sample Each Free by Mall Address: "cutlcura fsb-
oratorsAs, Dept. II, Maiden as, Mass" Sold every
where Soap Csc. Ointment n and &c. Taleum Sc.
z% Cutieura Soap shaves without mag.
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Culture Friday. Hostess, Mrs
c. A. McCotter, 2S East Thirty Second
street. Mrs. Fred NJ Stone and Mrs.
Henrietta Dillen will talk on the History
Of Canal building aud Economic Uses"
and Mrs. Bert 7 sex will lead the cur
rent events
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Wednesday Afternoon Club-Welnes-
day. Hostess. Mrs. d. II. Bass, 3s27
Broadway. Mrs. w Harmon VIII talk on
"Our Duty 20 Foreign Children" auc
the responses will be New Year rcsolu-
lions
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Woman's Advance Club--Thursday
Hostess, Mrs. II. S Unger 2219 North
Pennsylvania street Mrs Harry Clift
325G Ruckle street, viii talk on Austria
Hungary" and Mrs. L. owens viii LEAD
the current events
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Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
Saturday. Hostess, Mrs. Herman Rhine.
1916 PARK avenue; assistant. Mrs. Henry
Zitsl.f. Mrs. Henry Prescott will talk
on "Indlaua's Educational Advantage
Mrs Frank Long viii discuss our
Churches" and Miss Bina Richards vii;
talk on Agriculture ia Indiana"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31

81 had pinnples scattered all over
my face. They were hard and red,
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Irvington Tuesday Club - Tuesday
Hostess. Mrs. +. Q Ropkey. 572S Oak
avenue. Mrs. Lor Craig will discuss
"Englands Colonial Problems" and Mrs
c. s. Townsend will talk on Items Of
Interest"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31

Fortnightly Literary Club Tuesday.
Propylaeum. Miss Marie Zulich Will talk
on open Air Theaters" and Mrs.. Frank
b. Fowler will discuss "W omen OF the
Drama"
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Irvington Fortnightly Club Friday.
Hostess. Mrs. August Jutt. 1913 East
Washington street; assistant, Mrs 6. T.
Orbison. Mrs. r. NJ Richardson VIII
talk on Nathaniel Hawthorne. Mrs c. NJ
VIII give book review and
Mrs. 5. !. Potter viii be Ia charge Of
the music.