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Parent Teacher Notes

The Z. T. A. of School No. Will mold
its regular meeting at 3 o'clock on
Wednesday. The school orchestra will
furnish an opening program, assisted by
q boys quartette from the seventh grade
and violin duet by ROsalie Swift ana
Mable Shoemaker. There will be an ad-
dress on child labor laws and school at
tendance. A social hour follow.
The 2. Z. a. of School No. will hold
its meeting on Thursday instead of
Wednesday. There will be a short mus
zeal program and slides on nutrition,
will be shown.
The p. 7. A. of School No. Is viii hold
it's meeting on Wednesday. After the
business session there will be 4 Christ
mas program furnished by the children.
The p. r. A. Of School No. 10 will meet
at 3 o'clock Wednesday, There Will be
music by ladies' quartette from the
West Side Christian Church, and piano
duet by Marjorie and Vivian Lyle. This
will be followed by a reading by Mrs. +.
c. Kelly and the program will close with
a piano number by Mrs. H. c. Carmi-
chael
The p. T. A. Of School No. II will meet
Wednesday. The Rev. c. c. Bonnen OF
the Anti Cigarette League will speak, and
readings and n musical program will be
furnished by the College Of Music and
Fine Arts.
The 2. T. A Of School No. % will en-
terrain its members Wednesday with
music. games, contests and social hour.
The I. 4. a. of School 20 Will meet at
3:15 o'clock Wednesday. There will be
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head OF committee to investigate city
jail conditions. The local affairs COM
mittee recommended this action and
further suggested that police head
quarters. soft drink parlors and pool
rooms be investigated.
Miss Clara Gilbert Of Kendallville
spoke to the League Of Women Voters at
FIT. Wayne Monday on international
Peace and Disarmament"
Mrs II. c. Sheridan Of Frankfort, act
ing chairman for the League of Women
Voters for the Ninth district attended
the regional conference in Chicago. The
conference for the Ninth district which
was originally scheduled for Dec.
8, was postponed to Dec. 10, in order that
Mrs Sheridan and others might attend
the Chicago meeting
The League Of Women Voters Of La
Grange held an interesting meeting
Wednesday and considered various
phases Of social hygiene.
The Huntington league held It's regular
monthly meeting at the Commercial
Club on Thursday. Mrs. Warrington Of
TT. Wayne spoke on juvenile probation
and q discussion on local civic matters
followed.
Mrs. A NJ. Parker, Mrs. G. R. Douglas.
Mrs. II. Smith. Mrs. L. II. Trott and
tended the regional conference in Chicago.
At a meeting of the Aurora league
Monday, Mrs. II. X. McMullen read an
interesting paper on the Commission
Form OF City Government" The local
affairs committee conducted a round
table discussion based on the lessons in
citizenship sent out by the State office.
The lesson considered at this time was
on the duties, salaries and responsible
ties of city officers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
ST. WE'LL COUNCIL
PLANSLUNCHEON
Group OF Talks to Be GiUen
by MemberS.

Members Of the executive board Of the
May Wright Sewah State Council will
hold an informal luncheon Wednesday at
IL o'clock In the Board of Trade building
The program will include a group Of
talks by various members, Mrs 7. G.
Day viii tell of "Pum Bita Ramabar
and Her School for Girls in Poona In
dia," the school having been sponsored
by Mrs. Sewall; Mrs L. A. Denny Of An
derson will discuss Organization, Mrs.
Howard Gray Of Huntington, Financial
Interests" Mrs Rose Sutton OF FIT.
Wayne Teaching the Foreigner TO Rev
erence the Flag" Mrs. r. J. Lowden Of
Bloomington, our New Members" Mrs.
Casper Butler OF KokOmo, Social Re-
form" Greetings are to be brought from
the War Mothers, the State Council Of
Jewish Women and the Indiana Indorsers
of PhvtU9 iay. Mrs. S. r. Artman will
preside. Women Of the city interested In
the council work are urged to attend.
Reservations may be made with Mrs. Z.
A Williams, go South Ritter avenue. or
Mrs. David Luryey, 1861 Washington
boulevard.
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u. OF III. TO PLAY
MAKE 1T FOR TWO
Male Cast of 100 Students at
\ MUrdt Dec. 20.

Announcement has been made of the
patrOnesses for the University of Mich
igan musical comedy, make 1t for Two"
which Will be presented at the Murat
Theater, Dec. 20, by a male cast of over
one hundred Michigan undergraduates.
The list of patrOnesses, all of whom are
either alumnae of the University of
Michigan or wives OF Michigan alumni, is
as follows:
Mrs. Samuel S. Ashbolt, Miss Mabel
Ayres. Mrs. Henry Ayres, Mrs. Delos Alig,
MI .. Clarence Alig, Mrs. David W. Aller-
dice, Miss Ida AndrGs, Miss Esther Al
bridge. Mrs. Leo n. Burnett, Mrs. c.
H. Beach, Mrs. George S. Bond, Mrs L.
D. BueutinS. Miss Lena Brady, Mrs. Mil
ton L. Clawson, Mrs. Linton 4. Cox, Mrs.
Thomas Harvey Cox, Mrs. Henry Church.
man, Mrs. Earl Gender, Mrs. Sumner
Clancy, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Helen
Clark, Mrs. John S. Cowgirl, Mrs. Fred
erick \. Joss, Mrs. Victor r. Jose Jr.,
Mrs Herbert Jose, Mrs. Thomas r.
kackley, Mrs Herman Kothe, Miss Amy
S. Keene, Mrs. Homer c. Lathrop, Mrs
J. X. Lilly Jr., Mrs. Theodore L. Locke,
Mrs. Daniel B. Luten, Mrs Joseph R.
Langhtt, Mrs. Ballard Long, Mrs. Z.
Marion Lutz, Mrs. B. f. Leib, Mrs. Frank
X LevinsOn, Mrs. Harry c. Marvin. Mrs.
Mrs. Owen L. Miller, Mrs. Jesse c.
Moore, Mrs. James L. Mitchell, Mrs
Harold ?. Marley, Mrs. J. s. Madden.
Mrs. Hugh d. Merrifeld, Miss Claudia
McMahan, Mrs. James B. Nelson, Mrs.
Charles F. Remy, Mrs. Russell Seeds,
Mrs. Lucius B. Swift, Mrs Robert B.
Sturtevant, Mrs. David Smith, Miss
Louise Shafer, Miss Natalie Smith, Mrs.
Jacob p. Dunn, Miss Laura DOnnan, Mrs.
Harry L. DObbins, Mrs. James I. Eagles
field, Mrs. John f. Engelke, Mrs Fred d.
Ensminger, Mrs, Louis A Estes, Miss
ASarah c. Ewing, Mrs. George c. Fin
'frock. Mrs. William r. Galpin, Mrs Frank
L. Grouinger, Mrs. Herbert Galloway,
Mrs. Henry GeIston. Mrs. Gilbert Glass,
Mrs. OrviH c. GaskiI. Mrs William Gage
Hoag, Mrs. L. c. Heustis, Mrs. Jesse D.
Hamrick, Miss Eva Z. Hanks, Mrs Harold
Taylor. Mrs. Claude S. Tuck, Mrs. W. W.
Thornton, Mrs. Julius c. Travis, Mrs
John r. Thrasher, Mrs. Walter J. Themes,
Miss Dalla VI. Thompson, Mrs. Henry
Warrum, Mrs. Carl S. Wagner, Mrs. Z.
a. Willis. Mrs. All ert WohIgenuth, Mrs.
William c. Wier, Mrs. Don B Webster,
Miss Eleanor z. Wheeler, Miss Alta l.
Welch, Miss L. Welborn, Mrs. Burreu
Wright.
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GERMAN OPERA IN
ORIGINAL DIALECT
SUNG IN CHICAGO
TannhauSer,' With LOUe Nest
of Venus, to Be Staged in
It's Usual BriLLidncy.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-The opera going
public of Chicago and the outlying COM
munities having indicated by record at
tendance their choice of repertoire, the
opera schedule for the fifth week, be-
ginning next Monday night, Dec. II, is
made up of the most popular Of the re-
peat performances.
"Tannhauser," the first Of the German
operas to be sung in its original lam
guage since the war, will be given with
Rosa Raisa, Cyrena Van Gordon, Richard
Schubert, Joseph Schwarz, James Wolf,
Theodore Ritch, William Beck, Octave
Qua and Jeanne Dusseau as the shepherd
boy. The ballet in the love nest of Venus
will be staged with It's usual bEiIliancy
by Pavley and Oukrainsky. Ferrari con-
ducts.
Tuesday evening, Dec. IS, "L' Amore
del Ire Re" (MontemezzD brings the
ever popular quartette, Mary Garden,
Lucien MuratOre, Georges Baklanoff, and
Virgilio Lazzari to the Auditorium foot
lights in the tragic poem of Benefit.
They will be supported by Oliviero,
Majica, Falco and Correnti. Polacco con-
ducts.
Aida" Verdi's masterpiece, always ths
most popular opera in any repertoire, is
on the boards for Wednesday evening,
Dec. II. Rosa Raisa will repeat her tri-
umph Is the Ethiopian slave, whose love
wavered between her fathers camp and
her invading lover. Cyrena Van Gordon,
TinO Pattiera, Lazzori, Rimini, Jeanne
Schneider, COtreuil and Oliviero complete
the cast. The incidental dances will be
by Mile. Nemeroff and Corps de Ballet.
Ferrari conducts.
Thursday evening, Dec. Is, Mary Gar
den, general director, will present herself
in lie JOngleur de Notre Dame" Mas
senet's lyric miracle play which this year
has established new financial records and
popularity. Dufranne, Pagan, Qua, Beck,
Nicolay and Defrere are in the supporting
cast. POlacco conducts.
Saturday afternoon, Dec IT, the sub
scription opera lovers will hear 'Monna
Wanna" with Garden, Muratore and Bak-
lanOff in another presentation Of Maeter-
lincks lyric drama Of the eternal fem
mime. Cotreuf, Majica, Nicolay, Contesso
and Defrere will be found in their Gus
tOmary supporting roles. Polacco con-
ducts.
The Saturday night "popers" have in
store for them on Dec. II Verdi's "Rigo-
letto," with Edith Mason as Gilda, In
which her first performance scored
equally brilliant with her Madame But
terhy." "RigoIetto" will be done for this
performance by Rimini for the first time
this season. Tito SChipa, most popular
of the italian tenors, will sing the Duke
The others include the always effective
Lazzari, Pavloska, Nlcolay, Correnti, Can
tor, Schneider, Ciyai Oliviero, Wander
bosch and loft. Polacco conducts.
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Marion County
". G. T. u. Notes

Mrs Minnie Mater Bronson. president
of Marion County W. c. T, L.. addressed
the Parent Teacher Association at Edge
wood School Friday.
Mrs Ell Martin. 1o4l West Thirty
Fourth street, will be the hostess for
Mary Balch Union at . p. m, Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wolcott will be the
speaker.
The West Washington W. c. T. Z. VIII
join the City Wheeler Rescue Mission In
a Christmas Donation party at Faith
Home Wednesday. a musical program
has been arranged.
Elizabeth Stanley Union viii meet at
Faith Home Friday. and distribute
Christmas cheer to the home.
Nina Brigham Union will hold its all
day local institute at 1904 Sheldon
street Friday, beginning at 10 a. IN. Take
Brightwood ear to sheldon street
Miss Hazel Folander, who has charge
OF the Loyal Temperance Legion OF West
Washington street will entertain the
members and their mothers win n ban
quet at West Park Christian Church on
Addison street at o'clock tonight
Broad Ripple w. c. T. L. viii meet Mt
the home Of Mrs Samantha Metzker, 60iJ
Broadway Mt , p. m. Wednesday,. Mrs.
Nellie Young VIII have charge Of devo-
tiOns. characterization" viii be the
subject for discussion.
Francis willard Union meeting will be
with Mrs. James Walsh, % West Six
teenth street at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. A.
K. Dyer viii have charge Of deyotlons
and special Christmas music
North EAST W. c. r. L. viii take their
Christmas donations to Faith Home at .
.. m. Thursday. Mrs. Minnie n. Bron-
son, president Of the county w. c. Y. L..
and the Rev. Elmer ST. Clair are on the
program for addresses.
Mrs. Bertha Hastings Will be the
hostess for Sarah Swain w. c. T. Z. at
her home, 1919 VILE avenue, Mt 2 D. m.
Tuesday. The Rev. J. l.. Buckley will
lead devotions. Mrs. r. W. Thompson
will speak on Child and Health" and
Mrs. Lizzie Hahn will speak on Crusade
Day."
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terrain with q dance at the chapter house
In Irvington, Monday evening.
Miss Dorothy Rentsch is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kentsch,
No. IS Bungalow Park. Miss Rentsch has
been playing with Amman Kaloz in
Temptation" in New York city. She
plans to open O studio OF dancing here
Miss Cleo Steit entertained members OF
the Sigma Phi Chi sorority, IN honor OF
Mrs. Gladys Marsh Cline, this afternoon
Miss nellie Stark was hostess for
meeting OF the Alpha Beta Gamma
sorority last evening at her home near
Brownsburg.
The annual election Of officers OF the
Housewives League viii be held at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the
Women's Room Of the Fletcher American
Bank building.
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Indiana League
of Women Voters

Prof. Z. G. Weatherly of Indiana Uni
versity spoke to the Bloomington league
Wednesday on the subject of "Legisla
ton and Public Opinion" Mrs. John
Phillips gave a review OF the disarma-
ment conference to date. and plans were
made for 4 league Christmas party for
charity.
At South Bend Monday, regardless of
the unpleasant weather, $50 women at
tended the Thirteenth District conference.
Mrs. J. J. Littrell Of Elkhart. district
chairman, and Mrs. Charles Arthur Car
Isle, second vice president of the State
league and president Of the South Bend
organization, presided at the two business
sessions. Representatives were present
from Elkhart, La Porte, Michigan City,
Culver, Plymouth, Mishawaka and rural
leagues OF St. Joseph County. The State
president, Mrs. A. II. Beardsley, gave an
address on our affiliations and Mrs.
James W. Morrison, regional chairman
OF the disarmament committee of the ma
tional league, spoke inspiringly on the
league as a factor in State and national
affairs. Mrs. Edwards was scheduled for
this address, hut was called to Washing
ton The Thirteenth district has 1900
paid up members at this time and has the
largest paid membership in the State at
present
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Newburgh league was held Monday, the
program including talks on Mother
hood" 1.-THE Revised Tax Laws" and
"Japans Point of View on Limitation of
Armament"
Mrs. W. W. Gaar directed a member
ship campaign Cor the Richmond league.
Nearly 800 enthusiastic men and women
attended the Victory Dinner" Nov %
given by the League OF Women Voters
OF Terre Haute in honor of Mrs. B. B.
White and Mrs. Rudolph Acher, recently
elected members Of the school board. The
newly elected mayor, Ora Davis, was
also a guest. Both Mrs. White and Mrs.
Acher attribute their election to the
women's organizations the League of
Women Voters, the Council of Jewish
Women and the Department Club, all OF
which worked untiringly throughout the
campaign.
At recent meeting Of the Ft. Wayne
League Miss Flora Wilbur was appointed
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readings by Miss Frances Westcott and
piano numbers by pupils Of Miss Myrtle
Hollinshead. d. r. Ray Of the school Of
fee viii speak.
On saturday afternoon, Dec. IL, the
2. T. A. Of School 30 will give an old
time Christmas party for the children OF
the school at the West Washington Street
Presbyterian Church.
The 2. T A. Of School Al will hold its
meeting at 3:15 o'clock Wednesday. Miss
Krull will speak on Musical Apprecia-
ton" and there win be gymnastic ex-
ercises by the 6B grade. A violin solo
Will be given and the songs. Father
Christmas and the professional" Will
be sung by the chiIdren's chorus.
The p. T. A. of school 4S will have n
Christmas party Wednesday. The aft
ernoon will be spent in games, contests
and q social hour.
The p. T. A. of School 81 will hold its
meeting at the usual time. There win
be a reading by Mrs. w. L. Stamper and
Miss Sue BlasiDgham will speak.
The p. T. A. of School 81 plans two
meetings for next week. On Wednesday
afternoon a sketch will be given by the
pupils Of Mrs. Arthur Beriault, musical
readings by Dorothy and Betty Prosch,
reading by Marjorie McDonlan and piano
numbers by Aletha Sparks. On Friday
afternoon there will be given food and
candy sale and a Christmas party. the
program for which will be provided by
the children.
The p. r. A. of school No. &c will
have a Christmas party on Wednesday.
Christmas Carols will be sung by the
higher grades and an entertaining pro
gram furnished by the children.
The p. T. A. Of school No. 20 will hold
its regular meeting at 3 o'clock Friday.
A play win be given by pupils selected by
each grade. Each room will sing Christ
mas carols
The p. T. A. Of school No. CT will meet
on Wednesday. There will be musical
Free@aS P and ny Christmas songs by the
little folks. Mrs Melvin Robbins will
speak on cooperation and will be followed
by readings by Mr.. Clarence Weesner.
The p. T. A. of school No. 90 will meet
on Wednesday. A tea will be given in
honor Of the executive board of the City
Federation. Music will be furnished by
the orchestra.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
Order Eastern Star
Elects Officers

Naomi Chapter No. 131, o. e. S., held
fits annual election of officers last night
at the Masonic temple, North and Illinois
streets. Helen Dawson was elected worthy
matron, Gay SLAMMED, worthy patron ;
May Rhodenburg, associate matron; Col
die Garden, conductress; Mrs. Craig, as
sociate conductress; Lizzie J. Smythe
secretary; Nellie SLAMMED, treasurer;
Fannie McGinnis, trustee. Installation
will take place Friday evening, Jan. 49,
A card party and dance will be held this
evening in the Denison Hotel.
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Club Index

Aftermath Cub-Thursday. Hostess,
Mrs. g. 5. Rhoads. 24O3 North Pennsyl-
vania street. The usual Christmas party
IS to be held, Christmas stories and ex
periences being related by various mem
bers.
Arachne Club-Tuesday. Hostess, Mrs.
Edward Dickerson. 225 West Twenty
Eighth street. A Christmas luncheon Is
to be served followed By an informal So
ciaI hour. grab bag is to lie a fea-
sture Of the afternoon.
Century C1ub-Tuesday night Metro
politan School Of Music Robert L. Moore
head will talk on Historical Markings of
Indiana"
Culture Club-Friday. Hostess, Mrs.
". A Rowland, 1868 North Delaware
street. The annual Christmas party will
take the place of the regular meeting.
Fortnightly Literary C1ub-Tuesday.
Propylaeum. A Christmas program will
be featured, with a talk, I'VE Keep Our
Christmas Merry STILL" by Mrs. Alfred
p Conklin.
Independent Social Club-Tuesday
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be the most pretentious preservation OF
The Messiah" ever offered by the city as
the tabernacle seats 10000 people and the
best talent in the country has been sought
in the soloists Grace Northrup, soprano,
and Royal Dadmun, bass, also OF New
York, will complete the Quartette or
soloists. Ernest G. Hesser will direct
the chorus, with Miss Dorothy Knight,
pianist. and Mrs Carrie Hyatt Kennedy,
organist, and the Municipal symphony
Orchestra, presenting the instrumental
setting.
While the concert IS free. admission is
to be by ticket. and announcements as
to where tickets may be obtained will be
made early IN the coming week.
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Among the players who will appear in
the George Bernard Shaw's satire, AN
drocles and the Lion" to be presented
in the Masonic Temple, Dec. 16 by the
Little Theater players is Mrs, Alexander
Hamilton who is well known among local
dramatic circles by reason Of her clever
work in former Little Theater produc
lions.
Other players who will take part are
Rono Talcott, Mrs Eunice f. Pierce,
elizabeth Bogart Schofeld, Guy May and
Murray Wickard. The play calls for
some rather ingenious arrangements and
stage settings, as the jungle and great
coliseum must be represented. George
Somnes, director, is assisted in the set
tings by Raymond Gregg. curtain
raier, 1.-THE Contant Lover" will pre-
cede the Shaw drama.
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Among the artists who VIII assist in
the presentation Of Handlers Oratorlo
THE Messiah" are Jeanne Laval, con-
traIto and John Campbell, tenor. both Of
New York. Miss Laval has appeared
with many Of the leading oratorio
societies abroad and Mt home and Mr..
Campbell has won favorable comment by
his work with Walter Damrosch and
Oscar Hammerstein.
The Oratorio is to be sung by the In
dianapoIis Community Chorus in the
CadIe Tabernacle, at o'clock Thursday
evening under the auspices OF the park
and school boards, and given to the
public as a gift from the city. This viii
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A special program win be given at the

A special program viii be given at the
Metropolitan School Of Music at 3
np'clock next Saturday afternoon. A
~Christmas play, The Perfect Gift" Will
be presented by the pupils OF Miss Fay
Heller under her direction. They will be
assisted by Clarence Weesner who VIII
take one Of the character parts. Other
characters will be taken by Robert Mas
ters. Elmer Blatt. Marie Fansler, Lynn
Cordes, Mildred Cooke, Mary Florence
Fletcher. Barbara BIatt, Robert Kelley,
Josephine Fitch, Laura Doerflin, ana
Julia Rockford.
The play Will be preceded by a short
musical program, the numbers OF which
will be given by: Grace Miroff, Mary
Alice Burch, William Craigie, Audrey
Minor, Elizabeth Sanford, Justine Nc
CLAIM. Helen Beatty, Krystal Kegerreis
Madge Mehring, Rosemary Morrissey,
Waldo Clark, Esther Trueblood, Dorothy
Reynolds, Joanna Sink, Adella Schwartz,
Jeanette Epler, Grace Rose, Margaret
NIoIloy, Annabelle Hines, Martha Ban
mister. Octayia Green, Margarine Billo,
June Eleanor Watson, and Era Oakley.
Advance students of the College OF
Music and Fine Arts will give q recital
Wednesday evening, Dec. II at the college
hall. Those who Will appear on the
program are Louis Martin, Arthur Ora
ham. Edna Starbuck, Cole Watkins,
katherine Lefkovitz, Meredith Pleasant.
Helen Won Willer. Jeanette TObey,
Clarie ShOffner and Eleanor Tracy.
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The athletic committee of the Indian
apolis Passenger Traffic Club will give
a dance and card party for members and
their friends at the Lincoln Hotel Fri
day evening, Dec. 16. The committee
consists of r. L. Dickson of the c. &
n. W. Railway, II. Smith of the Monon,
L. L. Delninger of the Big Four, T. ].
Bates of the consolidated ticket office
and A. H Schlensker of the Union Sta
ton.
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MEETING FoR RorAR1ANa.

held In the Riley room OF the Claypool
Hotel Tuesday. The board Of directors
announce that Rotary matter in which
every member is interested win be pre-
sented
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fnclude musical numbers by Mrs. Jean
Mccormick, contralto; group Of dances
by Miss Audrey Pugh and readings by
William Herschell.
Mystic Tie Club-Thursday. Hostess.
Mrs L. w. Snotin, ABS East Fifty First
street. A Christmas luncheon and pro-
gram has been arranged for the day by
Mrs. Hamer Cook and Mrs. 4. A. Wise.
Woman's Advance Club-Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Cliff, 1886 Ruckle street.
Mrs. F. F. Logsdon will talk on Russia"
and Mrs. r. Z. Price viii lead the current
events.
Zetathea CIub-Wednesday Hostess.
Mrs. Lucinda H Span. the Alexandria
apartment. Mrs. II. E. Robertson win
talk on AN Ideal ParentTeachcr Club"
and Mrs. ]. L. Martin will discuss Some
Things Our Children Learn at School"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10

Meridian Heights Inter-se Club-Tues-
day Board of Trade A Christmas
luncheon with special program is to take
place Of the afternoon meeting. Mrs
Harry Yockey ~ in charge Of the pro-
gram.