Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
It4 Society &,

| Mrs. ]. w. Capron, PISS North Capitol
avenue was hostess for the Washington
Birthday luncheon of the Aftermath CLUB
| today The table was attractive with
centerpiece of spring flowers tied with
red, white and blue tulle, with small
! flags marking the covers, and the ices
were served in molds representing
George and Martha Washington. Assist
ing Mrs. Capron were Mrs. w. p Hall,
Mrs. H. R. Dayley, Mrs. George Cornelius,
Mrs L. f. O'Malley and Mrs. o. E.
Hemphill.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harris, 22O2 College ave-
nue.. entertained the Semper Fidelis Club
at her home this afternoon.
Mothers of the Child Garden No. gave
a George Washington tea Tuesday after
noon in the garden rooms. program
was presented by little Doris Adams and
! Lydia Bakin, readers; Jack Brodie, vlo-
linist. and Miss A. Ruffin, interpretative
! dancer.
Mrs. Harry Krause, 126 Healing avenue,
will entertain the Needle Club of Irv-
lngton Temple No. All, Pythian Sisters,
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Elmer Hunt, ZIG keystone ave-
nue., will be hostess for the business
meeting of the Independent Social Club
| Tuesday afternoon. Following the bust
ness session of the club Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John harrison
Washington birthday party was fea-
tured with a program of dancing and
musical numbers.
Members of the Mu Phi Epsilon Alumni
| Club will hold a luncheon musicale in
| the Athenaeum March 4. Miss Charlotte
Liber is in charge Of the program.
Mrs. Emma Flick, 1909 Barth avenue,
VIII be hostess for the meeting Of the
| Original South Side Woman's Club to-
morrow afternoon. A number of inter
esting features are to be presented and
all members are urged to be present.
|
Mrs. A. L. Owens, 900 West Twenty
Seventh street, entertained Wednesday
afternoon in honor of the tenth birthday
anniversary OF her daughter Doris. The
| guests included Jack Day. Leatha JEFF
rles, Thelma Mead Verna WysOn. Eleanor
Suits. Kathleen Tlnsley Letha Steinert
and Helen Jeanette Drewley.
|
Robert A. Mayer, 635 South Meridian
street, departed Wednesday evening for
| Orlando, Fla, where he win Join John
/ c. Mayer, who is a guest at the winter
home of Mrs. NJ. c. Hunt
Miss Eunlce King. 2O2 South Emerson
avenue, entertained the It's" Club of the
Irvington Branch Library, at her home
I this afternoon. The program was opened
with 8 general discussion of the life Of
/ George Washington. Isabelle Layman
gave a short talk on the works Of Long
fellow and Charlotte ToJten read Long
fellows poem, The Chlldren's Hour" a
/ group Of new members initiated included
Miss Eleanor. Miss Janet Carr. Miss Doro-
thy Davis and Margaret Renick. Fol
! lowing the resignation OF Miss Margaret
Flrod as president Of the organization
Miss Charlotte Totten was chosen as her
successor.
Miss Lola I. Perkins will give an inter
probation Of Drinkwater's Abraham
Lincoln" at the monthly dinner Of the
! Woman's City Club to be held In the
Chamber OF Commerce Saturday evening
Mrs Leo X. Fesler Will preside. Reserva-
tons may be made with Mrs. Sara Major
Avery before Friday noon,
The Akem Ranio Club VIII entertain
with a dance in the Odeon tomorrow eve
/ ming. Miss Hazel Ahl is president OF the
Organization.
An attractive bridge was giver
! Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Joe Ranc
Beckett of the Mckenzie apartments
Baskets Of flowers In shades OF scarlet
blue and white were used through the
| rooms and small hatchets that opened
into tri-colored fans were given as ia
vors. The guests included Mrs. Delos
Alig. Mrs. Frank Faris, Mrs Myrou
Green. Miss Esther Graf, Mrs. Robert
Gilliland, Mrs Hubert Hickam, Mrs
Luke Duffey. Mrs. Charles Il. Jones, Mrs
George Iosey, Mrs. L. H. Millikan, Mrs
Oral Mansfield, Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs
McCampbell, Mrs c. II. Nigh, Miss Julis