Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
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A delightful musicale luncheon was
given in the Athenaeum today by the Mu
Phi Epsilon Alumni Club. The program
preceding the luncheon included a group
$ Of songs Morning" (Oley Speaks), CRY
ing Of the Waters" Campbell TiptOn),
There are Fairies in the Bottom of My
Garden" (Lehmann), MY Little House
(Ssneca Pierce), by Asel Spellman, So
prano, accompanied by Mrs. John Sink
piano numbers, 1.-The Elf (Philipp), "Ro-
nance (Schutt) and "Seguidilla" (Albi-
nex), by Louise Mason Of Columbus; a
group Of songs, MY Love is a Muieteer
(Nogero), Evening Song (Gilberte),
and "Pickaninny Kid" (Guion), by Miss
Charlotte Lieber, soprano, accompanied
by Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. The numbers were
arranged under the direction of Miss
Norma Mueller. Mrs. Elliott, president,
presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiegand, 293C
North Illinois street, who have been pass
ing several weeks in the Bermuda Is
lands, returned to their home Thursday
night, after stopping few days in New
York City and Cleveland.
Mrs. H. E. Won Grimmenstein, 2454
North Pennsylvania street, entertained
the Aftermath Club at her home Thurs
day afternoon. The election of officer:
was held. Mrs. J. W. Capron was chosen
as president. Mrs. c. E. Weir, first vice
president; Mrs. H h Elstun, second vice
president: Mrs. P. H. Yant, recording
secretary; Mrs. H. r. Bailey, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. o. E. Hemphill
treasurer; Mrs. George VI. Cornelius, Mrs
o. W. Field and Mrs. II. P. Hall, exeeu-
tive committee.
Members Of the Beta chapter Of Delta
Delta Rho were to be entertained this
evening with a spread" at the home OF
Miss Alberta Elwanger, 1888 Central ave
nue..
Mrs Samuel Rauh, 1924 North Me-
ridian street; Mrs. H. R. Burpee and
Miss Estelle Burpee who are passing the
winter in the Bermudas will return the
latter part Of this month.
Mrs. Gail Spangler, SOL Broadway, en-
tertained with a bridge-luncheOn today In
honor of her house guest, Miss Sadie
Hill Of Evansville The table was attrac-
tive with a centerpiece and sweet peas in
pastel colors, place cards and ices carry
ing out the same shades. The guests in
cIuded were: Miss Hill. Mrs. Elwood
Ramsey, Mrs. William DObson, Mrs
Pearson Mendenhall, Mrs. Scott Denny
Mrs. A Maeje, o. L. Wade.
The executive board of the American
War Mothers will meet at o'clock Tues
day in the Odd Fellow building. On
Thursday afternoon the regular meeting
oil
in the public library. Mrs. Ella Aker
will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Leih, 80 West Forty
Sixth street, have returned from Cali
fornia, where they have been for several
months.
Mrs James Hooker md Miss Mildred
Hooker. 1850 North Meridian street, who
have been passing several weeks in Flor
Ida, have returned home.
A picture exhibit and tea for the teach
ers of the West INDIANAPOLIS schools was
given at the West Indianapolis branch
library Wednesday afternoon. Musical
numbers were given by pupils Of school
40 and the Assumption school. Miss Mary
]. Cain was in charge Of arrangements.
MISS Cnar1ty Dye was CHOSEN as presl-
dent Of the Pioneer Mothers Memorial
Associat ton at the meeting held Thursday
afternoon. The remaining officers in
cluded Mrs. s. r. Artman. first vice pres
ident: Mrs. A. T. Fleming, second vice
president /; Mrs. A. f. Butler, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Otto Klass. recording
secretary; Mrs. J. z. Berry, treasurer, and
Mrs. John c. Chambers, auditor. Mrs
c. E. Kregelo heads the days AID means
committee: Mrs. Martha Stubs, member
ship, and Mrs. Samuel RalstOn, entertain
ment. Mrs. Klass is delegate to the State
Federation. New members admitted In
clude Miss Elizabeth Nicholson. Mrs
Henry Knudsen, Mrs. Laura Ketcham
Mrs. Henry G. Brown, Mrs. May Hanna
Mrs. Joseph Allerdice and Mrs. J. Law.
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