Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
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building tomorrow evening. The recep-
ton committee includes a. H. Adams,
W. H. Barriere, ST.; W. H Barriere, Jr.;
II. L. Bass, B. Z. BObbitt, S. o. BohRn-
non, .. S. Brooks, Paul D. Brown. Col.
VIII H. Brown, Paul Buchanan, Henry
F. Campbell, J. J. Cole, W. X. Cooper,
F.. H. Darrach, r. H. Edgerton. William
Z. English, Frank D. Frawley, c. Gla-
ger, James P. Gray, A. r. Heiskell Wal
lace o. Lee, r. A. Lemcke, Homer Nc
Kee, E. J. Marsh, F. E. MatsOn, r. L.
Mellett, Dick Miller, T. E. Myers, Mere
dith Nicholson, W. A. cakes, o. ]. Orbt-
son, w. S. Reed, Ernest n. Smith, D. A.
Stackhouse, E. W. Steinhart, II. R. Stieg-
meyer, DR.. R. 3. Storms, Harry c. Stutz,
W. R. Thompson, Edward R. Hreat, L.
NJ. Wainwright, c. H. Wallerich, o. :.
Walker, Frank F. Woolling and T. A.
Wynne. A number of attractive cotilIion
figures have been arranged together with
special musical numbers. Tables will also
be placed for cards.
Delta Delta Delta Alliance Of Indianap-
ellis will entertain with o'clock spread
Saturday evening at the home OF Mrs. Ben
c. Morris. 1924 CarrOllton avenue.
The Senate Of the home and education
department of the WOman's Department
Club viii meet at ? o'clock tomorrow aft
ernOon In the clubrOoms. Reports will
be made on the bill prohibiting the study
of the German language in our elemen-
tary schools and on the bill for policing
the State. There will be a second read
ing of the bill on Americanism, intro
duced by Mrs. Austin T. Denny (Sena-
tor McCumber), also a bill proposing an
improvement in the public schools Won
en- Of the Assembly Club will be special
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard wangelin of
Rennselaer are the guests Of Mrs. Hattie
Wangelin, CSC East Twenty Second street,
Miss Elizabeth Wangelin Of Purdue Uni
Verslty has returned TO her home.
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Mrs, George Lips, general chairman
or the wOmen's organization Of the In
dependent Athletic Club, has arranged an
interesting program for the tea to be
given tomorrow afternoon in the club
house. The numbers will include Song
without Words" (Dubez), annie
Laurie" arranged by P. L. Montani.
The Prayer" (Hasselmann), played by
victoria MOntani, harpist: "Violette." in
terpretive dance, Miss Eleanor Muller:
Folklore Of Life on the Old Plantation"
by Mrs. ". D. Long, Southern dialect
reader; and group Of voice numbers,
when Soft Winds Blow (GOwdy),
Loves Sunlight" (Cadman), 1.-THE Morn
Ing Wind" (Branscombe), when My
Ships Come Sailing In (DoreD, If
You were the Opening Rose" (Hewitt1
social hour win follow the formal pro-
gram.
Mrs Alice s1ocum, % East Thirty
Fourth street, will be hostess for the
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Moravian Episcopal Church Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. G. Dawson, 1920 Central ave
nue., announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss katherine Dawson. to
Rush H. Williams, which took place Jan.
81, in the home Of the Rev. C. W. Fifer.
Maj. Lewis Haugh Of the United States
health commission. Washington, D. c.,
vii speak on Health and Social Moral
ity' at the meeting Of the Mary E
Balch W. c. T. Z. to be held tomorrow
afternoon In the home Of Mrs. +. Bake
mier, 1908 Prospect street. A group Of
voice numbers viii be sung by Mrs. Ar
thur Jordan.
The marriage Of Miss Ann Margaret
May to William F. Nathieson Of New
York was sOlemnized Saturday in the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. May, 3O2S North Illinois
street, the Rev. George H. Richardson
officiating. Miss Helen Burkitt played
the wedding music, using the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin" for the pro-
cessiOnal. Miss Betty May sister Of the
bride, was maid Of honor. Her frock
was of pink taffeta and her corsage was
of orchids. Al Duran of Pittsburgh acted
as best man. The bride wore an attrac-
tive gown Of white silk net draped over
ivory satin, over which fell her net veil,
caught with orange blossoms, and she
carried a prayer book containing one
bridal rose Mr.. and Mrs. Mathieson have
departed for a trip through the South
and on their return viii be at home in
New York City.
The Pioneer Mothers Memorial Asso-
citation viii entertain with a guest meet
ing Thursday afternoon IN the home Of
Mrs. Otto Klase, 1927 Broadway. Miss
Norma Mueller, cOntralto, accompanied by
Mrs. Milton ElrOd, Will give a program
Of songs, and Mrs. s. R. Artman viii
give a talk on pioneer Women of Other
Lands" which will be illustrated by
young women in the native garb of the
various countries mentioned. under the
direction Of Miss Hazel Fesler.
$50
Mrs. Elizabeth Bogert Schoheld enter
tanned today with a luncheon at her
home, 1928 East Washington street, in
honor of Miss Angelina Bates. who Will
leave next week to enter Wisconsin Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Row and Mrs.
o. W. Pegge, OPS College avenue, re-
turned last night from an extended trip
through California and the Hawaiian
Islands.
Mrs Fred Hoke, 3445 Washington
boulevard. was hostess for the guest
party of the WOman's Research club this
afternoon. A pleasing musicale was
given, including a group of violin num-
bers. "Jessica' (Spivakowsky), "Valse
Trista" (Sibelius), Danny Boy
Cweathrely), played by Ella Schroeder,
and two voice groups including ''Lagacies'
(HilD, "The Lass With the Delicate Air
(Arne), My Little House" (Pierce),
Love Has Wings" (ROgers), and a Liza
Lehman group, There Are Fairies in
the Bottom of Ny Garden" "If No One
Ever Marries Me-" and THE Cuckoo"
Mrs. John KOlmer was the accompanist.