Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
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A trio Of local artists gave the program
Tor the morning musicale OF the AIu Phi
Epsilon Alumnae Club held this morning
In the Athenaeum, followed By a lunch
con Mrs. Carl D. Lucas, soprano. sang
the brilliant aria from 'Oberoh" web
err, Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster" Miss
Grace Hutchings, pianist, played two
numbers, "Hark, Hark, the Lark (Schu-
beFt-Liszt). and Liebestraum" Iisz)
and group Of negro spirituals, incIud-
Ing al Stood by the River Of Jordan
and Hard Trials" by Burle:gh. and
Gold on the Plantation (FarweID, was
sung by Miss Norma Mueller. contralto.
Mrs Marie Allison Elliott, president of
the organization, presided. During the
luncheon business affairs were discussed
Mrs. Robert King Of DanvilIe was among
the out-of-town guests.
Robert L Marsh OF the Legislature will
talk Saturday noon at the AItrusa Club
luncheon in L, S. Ayres' tearoom. His
topic win be Important Bills Before the
Indiana Legislature"
Mrs. Charles Wells. 4s31 Broadway.
viii entertain the independent Social
Club at her home Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Arthur Gresham Of Irvington will
entertain the Arachnae Club at her home
Tuesday with a luncheon
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Kappa chhpter of tie Mu Phi Epsilon
Musical Sorority OF the Metropolitan
School Of Music win hold a business
neeting In the WOman's clubroom Of the
fletcher American bank, at o'clock
Tuesday. Miss Jessamine Barley, pres
ident VIII be In charge of the meeting.
Legislative bills concerning the teach
erS tenure Of office and labor laws for
women will be discussed at the luncheon
Of the Woman's City Club to be held in
the Chamber of Commerce Saturday.
Reservations may be made through the
secretary, Kate Wolverton.
Mrs. Walter Houston was named sec
ond vice president Of the indianapolis
Alumni Association of Indiana Univer-
sity, at the meeting Of the Indiana fem
mine alumnae, held Thursday with Mrs.
Frank D. Hatfield, 1886 Harvard place.
She win preside at the womans meetings.
which are to be held each month, the
March one to take the form Of a o'clock
tea, March Z. The executive committee
elected Thursday includes Mrs. Hatfield.
Mrs. Donald L. Bose and Mrs. L. ".
NAWAuSs- 1AAs- houbkOu ana AlES. Is. r.
Kingsbury assisted the hostess In the
hOspitahties.
Mrs. Abbie McGaughey, 8412 Salem
street, who has been passing several
weeks in Chattanooga, Tenn, has re-
turned home.
Miss Helen Coats OF Marion will come
tomorrow to pass the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Coats Of the Grant
apartment
Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut and Miss Irma
vonnegut ESQ East Thirteenth street,
have returned from MartinsTiIle, where
they have been for the past fortnight
Miss Ella Schroeder, yiohnist; Mrs. ).
E. Ruick, pianist and Mrs Glenn Frier-
mood. contralto, VIII so to Franklin
Tuesday evening TO give a program be-
fore the Matinee Musicale.
An attractive Valentine dinner dance
was given by members Of the Tn E1eur
Club at Vances Thursday evening.
Crystal baskets of red roses, heart
shaped place cards and red tapers IN
individual holders marked the covers
decorating the table. Chaperones for the
affair included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l..
Royse. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Weld
man, Mr.. and Mrs John Glenn, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Rink, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Stiliman, Mr. and Mrs Mathew McCarty,