Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-08
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Mrs. Anna MiIholland, 5143 winthrop
avenue, went to Chicago today to pass
several days.
An interesting program was given this
afternoon at the meeting Of the drama
section of the Woman's Department
Grub. Mrs. Myron r. Williams read
Chapter 1 of Richard Burton's How to
See a Play" Plays of ideals Of honor
were studied. They included Esxhega-
rays THE Great Galeoto," Mrs. Dick
Richards; "Hindle Wakes" by Hough-
ton, Mrs. ]. B. Vandaworker; Joseph
Entangled," by Jones. Mrs. Oscar L.
Watkins, 1.-THE Eldest Son." by Gals
worthy, Mrs. R. o. McAlexander.
$50
Mrs. Elizabeth Bogert Schofeld, in
costume will give a group Of colonial
readings at the tea of the Pan-Hellenic
Association Saturday afternoon in the
Department Club parlOrs. Her numbers
will include THE Minuet," phyllis
Kerchief' and IAN Old Romance" She
viii be assisted by Miss Helen Smith,
pianist, and Miss Ruth Fillmore, violin
fist.
The luncheon to have been given by
tie Council Of Jewish Women and the
Federation Of Clubs in the Claypool Ho-
tel next Monday in honor Of Ida NJ. Tar
bell, who viii speak that night in the
Jewish Temple, has been cancelled.
Mrs. J. H. HerriIl. 4515 College ave
nue.. was hostess for a meeting Of the
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club this
afternoon. Mrs. Caxl Dow read a paper
on "The Mountain States" and Mrs. E.
]. Rust talked on yellowstone Park. y
Miss Jessie E. Boyce, Miss Adele D.
Koenne, Miss Florence Eva Dillon and
Mrs. Florence Webster Long were ad.
mitted TO membership in the Woman
Rotary Club at the meeting yesterday in
the FIorentine room OF the Claypool
Hotel. The program included a paper
by DR.. Marie Kast on her work as an
anesthetist. and a talk by Mrs. Alfred F.
Potts on the metal work of Mrs. Janet
Payne Bowles. who is a member of the
club. Mrs. Bernard Korbly, Mrs. George
warmoth and Mrs. Charles Colbert OF
EIkhart were special guests.
Mrs. Harvey H Speany Of the Peter
Pan apartment entertained with 900
party this afternoon in honor Of Miss
Florence Harriet Wilson, whose mar
rage to Thomas Willard Stevens is to
take place Feb. &c. A color scheme OF
pink and white was carried out in the
decorations, ices and corrections, corsages
in the same shades being given as IA
vors The guests included Mrs. Haney
+. Berry, Mrs. Howard Wright, Miss
Betty Shriber, Miss Florence Schwartz
haus. Mrs. Rice Lambert, Mrs. George
H Peet, Jr., Mrs. Charles Ferguson,
Mrs. Adrian Altman, Mrs James H
Maiden, Miss Anna Landis Mrs. George
Richter, Mrs. George Davidson, Mrs.
Helen Hickey, Miss Mary Hickey, Mrs.
Clifford B. Kirby and Mrs. Harry Myers
Mrs. F. e. Cline, 1924 Ashland avenue
was hostess at an attractive valentine
luncheon today for members Of the Alpha
OmicrOn Alpha Sorority and their guests
Covers were laid for twelve, clever valen-
tines marking the places. a feature of
the party was the drawing from the
white elephant box" Members Of the
sorority include Mrs Charles Thompson
Mrs. J. r. Sentney. Mrs. H. Turley, Mrs.
@. Bowman. Mrs. L. Hobbs, Mrs. Thomas
Black and Mrs. Cline.
The Woman's Press Club held its an
pual luncheon meeting today in Parlor
I of the CIaypoOl Hotel. Annual reports
were given and Mrs. Florence Webster
Long read an account Of the first gather
ing of the club in February, 1913 Elec
ton Of officers was held later in the
sfternOOn.