Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-10
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DR.. Ada E. Schweitzer will preside at
4 luncheon to be given by the Woman's
City Club in the Chamber Of Commerce
Saturday. Pending legislation again
viii be the subject for consideration, the
lu-tfme health officer bill being under
particular consideration. Reservations
may be made through Kate WOlverton,
secretary.
Mrs. z. E. Coats Of Marion came to-
day to pass a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Coats of the Grant apart
ment
Mrs. Thomas Carey, 1881 Ringold ave-
nue., will be hostess for the meeting Of
the Original South Side WOmans CLUB
to be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. J. o. Harris, 1888 North Pennsyl-
vania street, entertained the Hoosler
Tourist Club this afternoon at her home
The program included a paper on 'ho-
man Art and Architecture" by Mrs. L.
A. Bell; "The Phantom" by Mrs. Z. a
Call, and "St. Peters Cathedral" by
Mrs. s. D. Clark. Mrs. Thomas T. Halls
Jr. presided.
Miss Angelina Bates, 756 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place. departed today for Madi-
son, Wis, where she will enter Wisconsin
University.
A dramatized version of iona Gales
"NeighbOrs" was given in most pleasing
fashion this afternoon at the general
meeting of the Woman's Department Club
by pupils of Miss Frances Beik, teacher
of dramatic art in the Metropolitan
School of Music, in the OdeOn. The cast
included Miss Dorothy Haines, Miss
Helen Sartor. Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss
Pearl Grift, Mrs. Fred PettiJohn, Miss
Faye Heller, Richard Young and Ralph
Ballow. A delightful musical program
also was presented under the direction Of
Mrs. Carroll B. Carr The numbers in
eIuded a duet from the Rossini opera,
"Semiramidi," by Mrs. Morris Fuller
and Mrs. Carr; a group Of songs tnclud-
ing two COwen numbers and Burleigh's
questionable" a cello solo, "NOcturne"
(Chopin), by Nine. Hansi Humphreys,
and MY Ain Folk" by Miss Emma Deep
pers, vocalist. Mrs. s. 4. Ruick was the
aceompanist.
Mrs. Herman Munk, 1902 North Penn
syIvania street, was hostess for the Serv-
ice Star Legion benefit card party this
afternoon. Tables were arranged for
eighty guests. A program Of musical
numbers was given by an orchestra of
sx-service men under the direction OF
Paul Castleman. A surprise feature of
the afternoon was the distribution OF
clever valentines among the women.
Hostesses included the officers Of the
chapter: Mrs. E. ]. Robson, president;
Mrs. Thomas Eldred, Stuckey, Mrs.
Frank Gavin, Mrs. Linton a. Cox, Mrs
Frank Nessler, Mrs. Horace Eddy, Mrs.
D. D Jordan, Mrs. II. D. Waterbury,
Mrs. D. II. Parry and Mrs. Frederick
A. Brier.
Mai. Lewis Haugh Of the Federal
Health Service will talk on Social Hy
>giene" at the meeting Of the Monday
Club to be held in the Propylaeum Mon
day afternoon. Following his talk the
regular program will be presented. in
GLIDING a paper on the Poetry of the
Bible" by Mrs. J. Ambrose Dunkel; gen
eraI discussion, led by Mrs. Walter T.
White, and a group Of sacred numbers
by Mrs. nellie Carter Hurlbert.
Mrs. I. L. Montgomery, 4132 Guilford
avenue. entertained with a dinner party
and shower Wednesday night in honor
Of Miss Mary Irene Harter. bride-elect.
The table was attractively arranged
with 4 plateau OF pink roses as center
piece and pink and white place cards.
Green suede guest books were given as
favors.
Mrs William Schulmeyer, 2059 Park
avenue, will be hostess for the meeting