Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
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A delightful spring luncheon was
given today in the Columbia club by /
the Heyl, Vincent and Irvington Chautau-
qua Clubs, In honor of Mrs Ida Cole.
secretary Of Chautauqua study clubs Of |
New York, who is in the city for a few
days. The table was decorated with a
ce1terpiece of vari-colored spring bios |
SONS with place cards in floral design |
marking the covers and a cOrsage of /
sweetpeas designating the guest of
honOr's place. Informal speeches were /
made by the presidents of the three local /
circles, Mrs. V. B. Sharritts, of the Heyl |
Study; Mrs. W. J. Sumner, of the Vim
cent, and Mrs. Mayme Findley of the
IrTington circle, which were followed by /
a talk by Mrs. Cole. A theater party
followed the luncheon. Tonight Mrs.
Sharritt and Mrs. Preston RUBBISH will
entertain for Mrs. Cole with dinner at
the Lincoln Hotel.
Mrs. ]. II. Condor. 755. Luett street, an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter,
Mrs. Edna Ruth Deal. to James BARLEY
Fox, which took place in the home Of the
officiating pastor, the Rev. Allen B. Phil
putt, Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox have
gone to Tennessee for a short stay and
o. their return viii be at home at 537
livingstone avenue.
Miss Janet Carr, s. Whittier Place, viii
entertain members of the Its" Club Of
the Irvington branch library at her home
Thursday afternoon. The meeting will
be In the nature Of a Washington Irving
afternoon" Miss Dorothy Davis will give
a short sketch of the life of Irving, Miss
Dorothy Morga will tell the Legend Of
Sleepy Hollow" and Margaret Renick
will give character reading Of Rip Van
Wrinkle. Miss Frances Newly and Miss /
Morga VIII assist the hostess in the hos
FATALITIES.
Mrs. J. R. II. Moore, 115 South Ritter
avenue, will be hostess for the monthly
business meeting Of the Woman's Auxili-
airy to the IrvingtOn post. American LIE
giOn. Friday afternoon. Applicants for
membership may call Mrs. II. c. Cald
well, 81 North Bosart avenue, for details
of the meeting.
Officers of the Monday Conversation
Club elected at the meeting held Monday
with Mrs. Emma Barnes. 6l7 East Maple |
Road, include Mrs. John s. Wright.
president; Mrs Charles B. Campbell, vice
president; Mrs. Hadley E. Green, secre-
tary-tres surer; Mrs. Charles E Cox
V Gilliland, Mrs c. B. Blakeslee, execu- /
tive committee, and Mrs. Edwin Hunt, /
Mrs. Alice Newell and Miss Claire Dear /
born, membership committee.
a Miss Anna Lott, 324 Downey avenue, |
Entertained the Irvington Tuesday Club /
her home this afternoon. Mrs Clar- /
snce Hughel talked on THE American .
Indian in Fiction" and Mrs L. H Girls /
weld led the rOund-table Of current /
events.
Mrs T. W. Payne will entertain mem
bers Of the pals" Club with spread" /
at her home in the Sphinx apartments in 1
IrTington.
Mrs Charles h Bailey, 346O North Me- /
ridian street, has returned from Green /
castle, where she passed a few days with I
her daughter Lucille, who is attending /
De Paw.
Mrs. Dan Shepard. 2915 Talbot ave-
nue., entertained members Of the Arachne /
Club with an informal tea at her home /
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, 1855 North /
Capitol avenue, have returned from trip |
through the East, where they stopped in /
Washington, Philadelphia and New York. |
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. French, 441O North |
Pennsylvania street, have gone to
Charleston, W. Va, to attend the wedding |
of their son, Neil W. French, and Miss
Myrtle Graves, which will take place
Saturday morning. RoIlin French, who |
accompanied them, Will be best man at
the wedding.
Mrs Everett A Hunt was elected presi- |
dent of the New Era Club at the meeting |
held yesterday with Mrs. c. II. Miles, 2021 /
College avenue Other officers chosen in |
clude Mrs. c. L. Temple first vice presi- /
dent; Mrs. Charles Rosenbarger, second /
vice president; Mrs. c. G. Tyner, secre- |
tary; Mrs. Nellie 3. Petri, assistant sec
rotary; Mrs. ]. f. Huffer, corresponding |
secretary; Mrs. Miles, treasurer; Mrs. |
Frank McCaslin, delegate to the State
federation; Mrs r. o. Wolfe. alternate to |
the federation; Mrs. S. P. Scherer, dele |
gate to the local council; Mrs. Fred W. |
Fake, delegate to the Seventh district |
:. federation, and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien, |
alternate. Preceding the election lunch |
con was served.
Mrs ]. R. Sentney, 945 Middle Drive, |
Woodruff Place, entertained members Of
the Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority with |
a luncheon at her home today. The ia |
BILE was attractively arranged with cen |
terpiece of spring flowers in Dresden col |
ors, with miniature baskets of blossoms |
marking the covers. The guests included |
Mrs. F. f. Cline, Mrs. Thomas Black /
Mrs. c. W. Compton, Mrs. Leroy Hobbs, |
Mrs. Clyde Bowman, Mrs. Harold Tudey, |
Mrs. c. E. Mcclure, Mrs. Marie Baker |
Mrs. H II. Fouts, Mrs. H. A. Pearson, /
Howard Cline and Jesse Turley
Hal Griggs 1910 Park avenue. enter |
tanned Saturday evening with dinner in |
honor Of the basketball team and coach |
Of Arsenal Technical High School. The 1
table was cleverly decorated In green and |
white tech colors with place cards in the |
form OF basket-balls marking the places. |
Mr.. Griggs was captain of the team.
Mrs. Josephine Hilpert, 345 Parkway |
avenue win be hostess for the meeting /
OF the Original South Side Woman's Club !