Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
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A understandable IN the Atheraeum
n. VII be given By the Mu Phi Epsilon
NSlub tomorrow in honor of the visitors
at the annual meeting Of the Federation
Of Music Clubs. An informal program
viii be given by members and guests.
Miss Julia Reyer, soprano, and Miss Lou
Use Mason Of Columbus, pianist, will rep
resent the sorority and Mrs Minnie Mur-
don Kimbau Of Greencastle, pianist, will
be among the guest artists. Mrs Marie
Allison Elliott, president Of the chapter,
VIII preside.
Harry Cobb, 1898 Washington boule-
ward, has gone to New York for a short
stay.
Mrs. Hazel Simmons Steele and DR..
Paul Fl. Kleeman will assist John Gel
ger of Indiana University in his TAX be-
fore the Indiana extension class in nine
tenth century opera, Friday. Mr.. Gel
ger Will tell of Puccinis opera with mu-
steal Illustrations by Mrs. Steele and DR..
Klseman. The lecture which Is to he
Asven in the auditorium of Shortridge
High school, VIII be open to the public.
DR.. and Mrs. John f. McCool, nos East
York City, where Dr. McCool viii take
q special six-weeks' postgraduate course
of study.
A delightful spring tea was given In
the parlors Of the Department Club this
Afternoon In honor Of Mrs. Ida 3. Cole,
secretary Of the c. L. s. c. Of New York,
who is passing a few days in the city as
the house guest Of Mrs. ". d. Long Mrs.
S. E. Perkins president Of the Depart
ment club, was assisted in the hospitali-
ties by Mrs. '. D. SharriJts, Mrs Mayme
Findley and Mrs. ". J. Sumner. presi-
dents of the three Chautauqua circles Of
the city.
Miss Rebecca Simon, 6l1 Russell ave-
nue., viii be hostess for the meeting OF
che Kappa Mu Tau Sorority tonight
Mrs. T. c. Dow, Ass5 North Illinois
street, entertained members of the Meri-
dian Heights Inter-Se Club in honor of
the birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Dow.
Informal music numbers and readings
were given followed By 4 buffet supper.
Mrs. James T. Eaglesfeld, 1919 North
meridian street, who has been passing
the winter in California, has returned
home.
Spring flowers In various shades
against q screen Of ferns and palms made
an attractive setting for the bah given
Tuesday evening in the Independent Ath-
.1etic Club for the benefit Of the building
fund Of the Florence CrittenGen Home.
Gay balloons foated above the heads u
ithe dancers, the boxes were festooned
with smilax, combined with clusters Of
vivid tulips. Miss Ernestine Walker, in
old-fashioned brOcaded costume. danced
il miauet during the evening. The com
&littee in charge Of the affair included
Mrs. A R. Coffin, chairman; Mrs Henry
c. Thornton, Mrs. John Sloan Kittle, Mrs.
Henry F. Campbell, Mrs. George Louis
Bribble, Mrs. Alexander N. Stewart, Mrs
Clara Harwick, Mrs. Marshall T. Levey,
Mrs. z. c. Strickland. Mrs. Horace Z.
Hewitt, Mrs Charles o. Roemler Mr..
Frank E. Albeit, Mrs. Albert Snyder.
Mrs. Howard Gay and Mrs. Henry Won
Grimmenstein. Mrs. Charles s Rauh was
in charge of the boxes and Miss Dorothy
Cooper headed the ticket committee.
Mrs. J. H Butler. 219 South Arlington
avenue, viii entertain the Irvington Fort
nightly Club at her home. Friday after
noon She viii be assisted by Mrs Louis
H Dirks. The program will include
paper by Mrs g. w. Allison on Chin
Csc and japanese Problems" ana q talk
by Mrs Howard passed., on Indiana 5
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