Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Club Index

Century Club-Tuesday. Metropolitan
School OF Music. Guest night will be OBJ
served. Samuel Elliott Perkins will talk
on Nesting Habits of Some Indiana
Birds"
Clio Club-Monday. Hostess. Mrs.
James ". Pearson, 1880 Park avenue. Mrs.
John r. Barrett viii read a paper on
Contemporary Women Novelists" and
Mrs. Isaac T. Woodland will talk on
Edith Wharton and Ann Sedgwick-"
Fortnightly Club-Monday. Hostess.
Mrs George Davis, 1910 Benefontaine
street. Mrs. Charles Z. Nordyke win
read a paper on "Mexico-Past and Pres
emit" and Mrs. John Morrow will speak
on "Our Spanish Historians"
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
Hostess, Mrs. George F. Schowe, So36
North Capitol avenue. Mrs. Charles
Cherdron will read paper on THE CAN
Of the Desert"
HeyI Study CIub-Tuesday. Y. W.
G. A. Mrs Denton BiIingsley will read
psper on The Birth Of the Third Re
public in France" and Mrs. r. B. Longs
tonic will be "AIsace lorraine Discus
sion Of current topics will be led by Mrs.
c. A Borchers.
Home Economics Club-Wednesday.
Hostess. Mrs. A. r. Dewey, 1904 North
Illinois street Assistants, Mrs. Norwood
Hawkins, Mrs f. F. Walker and Mrs
J d. Hofmeyer. Mrs. Frank Fitch Will
talk on "Vitamines" and Mrs. " o.
Ryker will give a review Of lessons Is
and 1G-Soups The demonstration Is
to be presented by Mrs. Hofmeyer and
Mrs. Frank Hunter.
Independent Social Club-Tuesday.
Hostess. Mrs. Howard Galley, 2403 Ash
land avenue. A regular business session
is to be held.
Inter-Nos CIub-wednesday Hostess,
Mrs. F. r. Eldred, 1923 North Delaware
street. Mrs Milo Stuart will talk on
Conservation Of Our Natural Resources"
and Mrs. Oren Hack will read an original
story. A group OF harp numbers will
be played by Mrs Franc white Web
ber Guest day will be observed.
Irvington Tuesday Club-Tuesday
Hostess. Mrs s. B. Walker, 80 Lawman
avenue Mrs n. II. Jenkins will talk on
Women in Industry" and Mrs c. D.
Clark will lead the current events.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se CIub-Tues-
day. Hostess, Mrs. J. X. Lang, 1917
Park avenue. The program will include
paper on 1.-THE Plains" by Mrs r. T..
Williamson, and a talk on 1.-THE Desert
Region" by Mrs. William Peacock.
Monday CIub-Monday, Propylaeum. A
special program has been arranged for
the meeting, in observance of guest day.
story, ION a Southern Porch" will he
read by Mrs. ]. f. Edwards with inter
polated Southern dialect readings by Mrs.
W. D. Long. Mrs. Rhea Hall Behymer,
vocalist, and Mrs. Milton EIrod. pianist.
will give group of musical numbers.
New Century Club-wednesday Host
ess, Mrs O. G. Lukenbin. 1902 East
Washington street: assistant, Mrs. 10
seph Mess. A paper on "Womans Re
lation to the Family as a Citizen" will
he read by Mrs. L. s. Carr and Mrs. u.
3. Carter will talk on "WOman's Relation
to the Nation as a Citizen"
PsrIor Club-Monday. Hostess. Mrs
f. II. X McCOmb Women Prominent
in Education" will he the afternoon topic
for study. Miss Della Dearborn will talk
on Mary IAvermore and Maria Mitchell
and Mrs. Edgar Brown will review the
lives and work of Mrs. Ella Flagg Young
and Mary Luon.
Present Day Club--Mondav. Hostess
Mrs W. H. Schmidt. 8o45 North New Jer-
sey street. The general topic viii he
America as other Nations See Us" with
papers on England. France, Italy and
Armenia, respectively. by Mrs. Rena
Kittle. Mrs. W. c. Earring, Mrs. I. NJ.
Holmes and Mrs. I. F. Brokaw.
Zetathea Club-WedncsdGy Hostess,
Mrs. ". D. EngIe, 1855 Ruckle street.
The responses are to be names Of musical
selections and composers. Mrs K. f.
Stevenson will read paper on THE In.
1uence Of Music on the Human Race"
4 debate, Resolved, That Novel Read
hg Is a Waste Of Time" with Mrs. H F.
seay leading the affirmative side and
M rdwa~d B. thinner the negative