Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-10
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Members Of the local chapter OF Tri Psi
went 10 Franklin this morning to attend
the State convention being held there.
The delegation included Mrs. William
Tichenor, Mrs Luther Pollen, Mrs. George
/. Davis, Mrs. A. c. FRANKIE, Mrs. S. d
Sutton, Mrs. r. r. Yeagley, Mrs. Z. v.
Garfield, Mrs Robert Webb, Mrs. W. D..
Hederick, Mrs. W. White, Mrs. W. L.
Evans, Mrs. James W. Graham, Mrs.
Thomas Curry and Mrs. Andrew Henry.
An alI-day business session was to be
held with luncheon ut noon. Mrs. Itch
enOr, president, presided. The three chap
tiers at Greencastle, Franklin and Indian
RpOlis were represented by delegations
The organization is composed Of mothers
Of girls Of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Mrs. Robert King of DanyIIle is pass
ing a few days with friends in the city.
Mss Beatrice williams will entertain
the Pals Club Of the Irvington Branch
Library Friday afternoon, at her home,
go South Ritter avenue. The program
will include a reading of my Favorits
Poem" by Miss Williams: sketch Of MY
Favorite Author" Miss Louise Dice; re-
view OF MY Favorite Book" Myrtle
Butcher. and the relating Of My Favor
ite Fairy Tale" by Mrs. Francis Payne.
musical program will be given in
the Emerson School hall at 80 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, for the students by
Mrs. Jean Mccormack. vocalist, accom-
panied by Mrs. Herbert Atkinson. Three
songs TO be featured in the school mem
DRY contest viii be sung: Ave Maria"
Bach GOunod), ''Berceuse' from Jocelyn
(Godard), and Deep River" (Burleigh).
Other songs on her program will be
20 Heart Of Mine" (Riley-Galloway).
MY Heart Is Singing" (Adkinson), and
''The BoOgah Nan" (Reyne].
Mrs. Wesley E. Shea, 21S0 Park avenue,
was hostess for the all day sewing meet
Ing of the st. Margaret's Hospital Guild
today.
Miss Pauline Curniek, 1881 North Della
ware street, has gone for a speaking tour
through North and South Dakota and
Montana in the interest Of the auxiliary
to the American Legion.
Mrs. J. S. Goode, 151 East Forty Ninth
street, was hostess for the meeting Of
the Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club this
afternoon. Mrs. W. II. Wheeler gave n
talk on 1.-THE Philippines, Porto Rico
and Guam" and Mrs H. L. Mitchell dis
cussed Panama and Our Other Minor
Possessions" An informal social hour
followed the program.
Mrs. William Morgan Of Brooklyn is
spending a few days with relatives in
the city.
Announcement Is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Murine Hall. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Hall, to Frank r.
Beck. which took place Saturday In the
home Of the officiating minister, the Rev.
B. G.. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck have
gone on a trip through the East and
will be at home after May Is at 5437
College avenue.
Mrs. r. z. Remington was reelected
president OF the WOman's Post War
Council at the business session held Mon
day In the Fletcher American Bank par
lore. Other officers named include Mrs
o. =, Anthony. vice president; Mrs. S. J..
Carter, recording and financial secretary /;
afrE William Russell Stuart, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Richard Lieber. treas
1rer, and Mrs. Herbert Wagner, auditor,
Reports concerning the work done during
the past year by tho organization were
read. The council will cooperate with
the Government and the American Legion
81 the observance of National Hospital
day, May u, and will aid in the anti
tuberculosis campaign. The next inset
ing viii be held tho first Tuesday In
August at Broad Ripple Park.
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Mrs, Mary A. Smith entertained
group Of friends with dinner at her
home, sl2 Bates street, In celebration Of
her seventy-eighth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. BITES has been a resident at her
present home for fifty-four years.