Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-14
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Mrs. Il. W. Munse1l, 1852 College ave-
nue. will be hostess for the luncheon
meeting Of the Arachnae Club, tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown win give
talk on Women Writers in England" at
the meeting Of the Study Circle of the
Council Of Jewish Women, Thursday
afternoon, in the vestry rooms Of the
| temple.
Mr.. and Mrs H. u. Smith, 2242 Pruitt
street, announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Myrtle, to George Monroe of
kentland. The wedding will take place
this spring.
Mrs. D. X. Roush of Omaha, Neb., is
the house guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. B. Clark, 2103 Broadway. Mrs.
Roush, before her marriage, was Miss
Florence Clark.
An Easter card party and charity ball
will be given by the Tri Fleur Club,
Monday afternoon and evening, March
IS, for the benefit of the Catholic Com
munity house and day nursery.
Mrs. Laura B, Leonard, 1902 East
| Washington street, will be hostess for the
all-day institute Of the Zerelda Wallace
W. c. 7. U. tomorrow.
Ralph Valodin, who has been passing
the weekend with his mother, Mrs. VII
liam Valodin, 31O3 Park avenue. returned
today to Evanston, Ill, to resume his
work in Northwestern University.
Cercla Fr9nca!s will roaat 0rrOyv
evening in the parlors of the Woman's
Department Club house. The program
will include a talk on present Cond1-
lions in Europe" by ]. II. Nicolas;
farewell talk by Lawrence Holmes, who
is departing soon for Manu. Fla, and
group OF songs by Nile. Martha GruseIe,
accompanied by Margaret Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lyman, 1908 North
New Jersey street announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Eda Beatric to
George Is. Cohen OF Chicago.
Mrs Albion Fellows Bacon OF Evans
Vile Will talk on Indiana and the
Child" at the meeting OF the community
welfare department Of the Department
Club tomorrow afternoon. \ group OF
piano numbers VIII be given by Mrs.
George Rothrock. 4 luncheon in Mrs
Bacon's honor viii precede the program,
reservations being in charge Of Mrs VII
liam Everley and Mrs. H. II. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Canaday, Twenty
Eighth and Meridian streets, who have
been passing the winter In Florida and
Havana. have returned home.
A st. Pstrick's day party win bs given
by the young people Of the Epworth
League of Capitol Avenue NJ. Z. Church
Friday evening John Thompson, presi-
dent is in charge Of general arrange
ments.
The business women's section OF the
Womans Department Club viii hold its
annual state banquet in the Claypool
hotel March 20. The committee in
charge Of reservations include Mrs.
Stella R. Rolemsn, Mrs. DeWave |. Pane,
Miss Carrie Merrill and Miss Bess CaI-
1nser.
Miss Helen Robbins OF Newcastle has
returned home after passing the week.
end with Mrs. May Buck, Broadway and
Forty Sixth streets.
Mrs. p. L. Purdy, 1905 English avenue,
is passing a few weeks in Baltimore
with Mrs. May Shakespeare.
Announcements Of the marriage OF Miss
Evangeline Kroh, daughter OF Mrs James
II. kroh OF this city to Ensign T.
Breckenridge Clemens Of North Island
have been received by friends in Indl-
annapolis. The ceremony took place In
San Diego, Cal, Feb. %. Mrs Clemens
Is a graduate from Ely Court School for
Girls In Greenwich, Conn. She lived In
indianapolis until October, when she and
her mother went TO Los Angeles to pass
the winter. Ensign Clemens is In naval
aviation service at Coronado and he and
his bride Will make their home at 1l42
Seventh street, Coronado.
The Writer'S Club will meet tomorrow
night in the auditorium Of the public Ii
brGry. General topics for discussion viii
be The Newspaper Field" under the di-
rection OF Lester G. Nagley A group
Of songs viii be given by Miss Adelaide
Moore.
Wesley II. Atkinson OF st. Charles, Ill,
who has been the house guest OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Herbert Atkinson, "a Drexel avenue,
returned yesterday to his home.
The Monday Club held guest meeting
this afternoon in the Propylueum. An
instrumental trio, composed Of Mrs Her
bert Atkinson, pianist; Harold Atkinson,
drummer, and Miss Alice Miller cornet-
list, played Woodland Fancies," and
Mrs. w. X. Galpln gave n review Of the
autobiography, The Education Of Henry
Adams"