Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
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DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Walker Of Lafon-
tame accompanied by their guests, Mr..
and AIRS. Joseph Carhart, Jr., Of Vir-
ginia, Mimi, motored from Lafontains
today to visit Mrs. VIII Yalodin, 3I02
Park avenue.
Kappa chapter OF Mu Phi Epsilon held
initiation IN the Athenaeum this after
noon, followed by a musicale. The host
esses for the meeting included Miss Ruth
Without, Miss Gladys Whiteman. Miss
nellie Smith, Miss Elsa Holzworth and
Miss Lucille RoarlL The candidates in
clude Miss Bernice Reagan, Miss Flora
Shattuok, Mrs. D. Z. Gruber, Miss Ruth
Fillmore, Miss Lucille Lockman, Miss Ar
line Reeds, Miss Norris Stanley, Miss
Dorothy Brown, Miss Frances Wishard,
Miss Laura DOer1in, Miss Hilda Kirk
man and Miss Alberta Mccain. The musi-
cal program included numbers by Miss
stabley, pianist; Miss Brown, vocalist;
Miss Wishard and Miss Doerflin, pianists,
and Miss Kirkman, violinist.
Mrs. W. II. Blodgett, 1884 Capitol ave
nue., has gone to Columbus where she
VIII spend a few days.
Mrs. Everett c. johnson, 5505 Pleasant
Run drive, entertained last evening with
a delightful musicale, presenting two OF
her voice pupils, Miss Joe Frances John
son and stephen II. Badger. Baskets Of
snapdragon sweet peas and iris were at
tractively arranged through the parlors,
which were lighted By green tapers. As
sisting on the program were Mrs. Albert
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and Mrs. VIII Iupenlatz, vocalists; Miss
Mildred Huls. pianist; Mrs. Don Fitz-
gerald, violinist. and Miss Dorothy
Brown, accompanist.
A luncheon was given today in the L.
S. Ayres tearoOm today in honor Of
Mrs. L. D. Weathers, retiring president
of the Indianapolis district Of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society, by
the executive board Of the society. The
guests included Mrs. John a. Shafer,
Mrs. ". 3. Farmer, Mrs. George S. Hen
ninger, Mrs. Harry c. Carr, Mrs. Fred
Cooper. Mrs. Howard Amos, Mrs. F. A.
Steele, Mrs. John S. Broom, Mrs. II. X.
Foxworthy, Mrs. W. Z. Cissna, Mrs. S.
NJ. Grinslade. Mrs. J. E. Nelson, Mrs.
Elmer st. Clair. Mrs. ". L. S.eeg, Mrs.
c. E. Witt and Mrs. c. W. Woods.
Mrs c. c. Munday, Mrs. c. VI. Finney,
Mrs. J. L. Sydenstricker and Mrs. P. W.
McGinety were hOstesses for the spring
luncheon Of the HoOsier Tourist Club,
yesterday in the Columbia Club. Pur-
pie and gold iris formed the centerpiece
for the table around which were ar
ranged purple tapers tied with yellow
tulle. Mrs. Finney acted as tOastmis-
tress, responses being given by Mrs.
Dwight Murphy, Mrs. Frank c. Robin
son and Mrs. Herbert Fatout. An out
line Of the past years club work was
given by Mrs. McGinety, and Mrs. De-
marchus gave an illustrated talk on
"Yenice."
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Prot
estant Deaconess Hospital viii entertain
tonight in celebration of the first ami
versary Of the organization. a musical
program viii be given including group
of songs by Miss Augusta Rentsch and
Miss Norma Mueller accompanied by
Hiss Paula Kipp; Piano numbers by
VilOra Pock and John Hermann; read
ings by Miss Gwendolyn Short and voice
numbers by Miss Emmabel Stutz ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Y. StedfeId and an
address by Albert Sahm. The Rev.
Henry v. Wiz, manager of the hospital.
VIII open the program with a few words
Of greeting. Mrs. John J. BOaz is the
newly elected president of the organiza-
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. John F McCool, 1903
East Washington street, returned today
from New York, where Dr. McCoOl has
beeen doing postgraduate work in medi-
cine
Charles Bowman Hutchins. bird spe-
cialist Of California. viii be the leader
Of the \. ". c. 4. bird study group on
its trip this weekend. The party will
meet at the west end of the Riverside
Park bridge at 4 o'clock Saturday.
The Woman's Organization Of the
National Association of Retail Drug
gists viii give formal dance on Tues
day evening in the Hyde Park Hall. Mrs
William c. Freund, chairman Of the
committee on arrangements. is assisted
by Mrs. Harry Borst, Mrs. Edward Fer
ger, Mrs. Harry Dickson and Mrs. James
Mead.
Edward Pfeiffer of Louisville and John
Mccarthy of. Pawhuska, Okla. who
represented Notre Dame University in
the lnul2na collegiate tennis tournament,
are house guests Of Albert Feeney, Hamp-
ton Court.
Members Of the local chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota initiated Miss Klink, concert
singer, and Grace Porterfield Polk, COM
poser and pianist Of Greenwood, as hon
orary members Of the sorority. yesterday
afternoon. A luncheon was served fol-
lowing the ceremony which was con-
Quoted in the pink parlOrs Of the Clay
pool Hotel The tables were effectively
arranged with baskets Of red roses, the
sorority flowers, garlands Of smilax and
red tapers tied with tUlle. a program of
music was played during the luncheon
hour by Blanche Clark Miller, harpist and
Olive Killer, violinist. Special guests
were Mrs. Henry Shurmann, Mrs. La
fayette Page, Anna Mae Johnson and Mrs.