Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-07
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this afternoon. Mrs. Hazel Simmons
Steele, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Elva
Reeves Elrod, gave a group Of songs in
Guiding, There Are Fairies in the Bot
tom of My Garden" Lehman), and Har-
riet Wares Boat Song" Mrs. Elizabeth
Hail, who represented the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae of the United States
at the international conference of univer-
sity women in London, last July. gave a
talk on Education" She discussed
whether world peace might come about
through education, stating that real un-
Outstanding between peoples and races
can be brought about only through edu-
cation. She also told of the arrangement
Of travelling scholarships whereby an in
terchange Of students has been agreed on
by the universities. which was brought
about by the organization. The Indiana
University Alumnae Club is affiliated
with the International Collegiate Alumni
Association. Following her remarks, u
number Of short talks were made by va
rious members. Arrangements also were
made for a luncheon to be held in April.
Mrs. Grace German and Mrs Walter Hus-
ton composed the hostess committee for
the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Frank Hat
field and Mrs B. F Kinsbury of the pro-
gram committee. Mrs. German presided.
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Mrs. EIwood Ramsay, 37O5 Broadway,
entertained this afternoon with theater
party In honor of Miss Sara Lucille Hill
of Evansville, who is the house guest of
Mrs. Gail Spangler. Tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Pearson MendenhaH of the Rink
apartment will give luncheon bridge in
Miss Hills honor.
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apolis will be entertained with q dinner
at the home of Mrs. Frank o. Kellie, 1913
North Delaware street. Saturday eve
ming. A business meeting will follow the
dinner. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Kellie
include Miss Helen Tichenor, Miss Mary
Bowen and Mrs. Marian Crumbaker.
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The Indianapolis class Of psychology
VIII hold a meeting tonight in the Met
ropOlitan School Of Music.
Mrs. Anna Mnlholland, 5143 Winthrop
avenue, who has been passing several
weeks in Chicago, has returned home.
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Miss Florence York gave a talk on lie
gal Clerks" at the luncheon meeting of
the Woman's Rotary Club today, held
in the FIorentine room Of the ClaypooI
Hotel. A group of musical numbers was
given by Mrs. Everett o. Johnson. So
piano, accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Brown.
Miss Mary A. Thlelman daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Thielman, 921
Harvey street. and Carl H Hull were
married Saturday evening in the home
Of the brides parents, the Rev. W. E.
TThFfand reading ha a-vfp RaSEars Of
spring flowers IN soft pastel tints were
used through the rooms with palms and
ferns forming the altar. Miss Margaret
Thielman gave the program of bridal
music, singing AT Dawning," preceding
the ceremony, and playing the MendelS-
sOhn wedding march for the process
sional. Mrs. Valentine F. Schneider
matron of honor, was gowned in silver
lace over white satin. Carrying a shower
bouquet of pink sweetpeaS and roses
Maxine Hervey and Evelyn Hervey of
Ann ArbOr. bridesmaids. wore pink or
candle frocks with bouquets of pink
sweetpeas and little Gerda Stanger of
Ann Arbor in a pink satin frOck, scat
tered rose petals from a French basket
Raymond Osting acted as best man. The
brides gown was of ivory satin draped
with silver lace, over which fell her tulle
veil caught with orange blossoms, and
she carried a shower Of Ophelia and bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull have gone for
a brief trip and on their return will be
at home in this city.
Meredith Nicholson will conduct
round table talk on the subject Of writing
at the luncheon OF the Womans Press
Club, to be held Tuesday in the CIaypooI
Hotel 4 musical program will he given
By Mrs. S. h. Ruick. musical monologist.
and Mrs. Mary Schoef vocalist Mrs
Ernest Bross and Mrs. S. N. Ralston are
in charge Of arrangements. Mrs. o. Fen
ton Of Logansport, the recently elected
president, will preside.
Mrs John Gunderloy, S43 North Airing
ton avenue. entertained Saturday in honor
Of the ninth birthday anniversary Of her
daughter. Gladys. She was assisted by
Mrs. Herbert Ryker. The guests incIud-
ed Dorothy Foster, Marjorie Lawson,
Dorothy Lawson, Betty Uppin, Jean Nc
Hatton, Jane Williams, Myrtle Wilson,
Merle Moore, Dorothy Dick, Katherine
Smith, Mildred Lewis, Martha Collins,
Nelson Collins, Bobby Williams and Ella
Belle Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George FolIett, 40 Kansas
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Irene, to Raymond F. Ellis.
The wedding viii take place in June
Delta Tau Delta Danes will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs Kenneth
Davis, 2161 North Capitol avenue. Plans
will be made for the April dance to be
given at the Country Club. Mrs. Ray
FatOut and Mrs. Paul Ragsdale compose
the general dance committee. Mrs.
Frank Hatfield viii preside
Miss Lorraine Miller, zoos East Tenth
street, entertained Sunday evening with
a dinner. The table was attractive with
a centerpiece Of spring flowers in shades
Of pink and white. manipulated place
cards marking the places and pink tap
ers set in crystal holders tied with tuIIe
The guests included Miss Alice kirch,
Miss Mabel Clark. Miss Rose Beyers-
dOrfer, James V. Fox, Erwin VI. Johan-
mes, Harry c. Fox and Ted Shuster.
Mrs. Nancy Silvey Of FOrtville came
today to pass the week with friends in
the city.