Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-08
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Among the clubs which will hold meet
ings early in the week is the Monday
Club, which will meet at the Propylaeum
Monday afternoon. Mrs. E. c. Rumpler,
president Of the State federation, will
give a talk on citizenship" aud Mrs,
Philip ZOercher will talk on "Legisla-
ton" Musical numbers will be given
by Miss Bernice Reagan, Mrs. Robert
Morris, Mrs. Milton Elrood, Mrs. Clyde
Titus and Mrs. o. 7. Behymer.
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The Parlor Club will meet Monday.
Mrs. w. d. Long, 1716 North Delaware
street, will be hostess instead of Mrs. 4.
II. Miller, 1901 North Alabama street.
The program, which is women in Liter
ature," includes a discussion of Mary
Roberts Rinehart and Gene Stratton
Porter, by Mrs. Harry d. Tutewiler, and
talk on Margaretta Deland and Kate
Douglas Wiggin, by Mrs. W. r. Rexford.
Mrs. Arthur Harms, 1919 North Illinois
street, will be hostess for business
meeting of the Independent Social Club
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ke-Wa-Na Club will hold its
semi-annual election of officers at the
home of Miss Betty Richard, 1852
Tecumseh street. Sunday afternoon.
The Irvington Tuesday Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Charles Cunning
ham, IS North Hawthorne lane, Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Harry c. Hill will
talk on phases of Industrial Problems
Of Today" and Mrs Lon Craig will dis
cuss current events.
Mrs. J. w. Selvage, 234O Broadway,
VIII entertain the Present Day Club at
her home Monday afternoon. Under the
general topic, Americas Race Prob
lens" Mrs. II. Z. Daugherty will talk
on The Indian" and Mrs. c. A. Cook on
"The Negro" Mrs. Z. s. Lesh viii give
q talk on The Reconstruction Period. -
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The Welfare Club will meet at the De-
partment Club Monday afternoon Mt 30
o'clock for a business meeting.
Plans for a membership dance were
made by the junior department of the
Woman's Department Club at meeting
held at the clubhouse this afternoon. The
dance will be held late this month. The
program entitled What We Can Do?"
was under the direction of Miss Linda
belle Thompson. Miss Margaret Green
burg, accompanied by Miss Catherine
Looney, gave interpretative dances,
Piano numbers were given by Miss
Looney and Miss Dorothea Reissner. Miss
Ruth Fromm gave readings.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper, 2516 North Ala
bama street, was hostess for a party OF
Butler chapter of the Delta Delta Delta
Sorority this afternoon. The party was
given in honor of the members of soror-
ity, the alumnae and the mothers.
"A Pilgrims Story" was the title Of a
reading given at the Beta day celebration
OF the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. X.
Stokesberry, 1921 Brentwood avenue. The
playlet, which was written by Mrs.
George T. Scribner, was read by Mrs.
Donald l. Bose. There We're also four
Pilgrim tableaus-"The Landing Of the
Pilgrims" "A Church Scene and Meeting
House Discipline" The Pillory" and
John Allen and Priscilla presented by
Miss Arda Knox, Miss Lorena Ray, Miss
Charlotte Lesh, Miss Grace Parrot, Miss
Ruth O'Halr Mrs. Walter Greenough and
Mrs Wick Ray. The tableaus were ex-
planned by Mrs. j. T. Wheeler, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Hawk, pianist.
The department Of community welfare
Of the Women's Department Club Will
hold its regular January business meet
ing on Monday, Jan. II. instead OF Tues
day, Jan. IS. The program viii consist
Of a discussion OF plans for a new class
in training Of volunteer social workers
which VIII be open to members Of the