Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25

Frances L. Knapp, secretary board OF
admission of Wellesley College, Will talk
in the interest Of the college March and
and will meet prospective students ana
their parents at a tea at the home Of
Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore, 1921 North
Pennsylvania street on Friday, March ),
from to p. m.
Mrs. Harry H Sohm Of Columbus has
returned home after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, 223S Tai
q bott avenue.
The members Of the three high school
Girl Reserve Clubs Of the Y. w. {. A.
were hostesses this afternoon at colon
. ial tea in the green parlors. Miss Lola
Perkins read playlet, 'Mabels Kisses"
Miss Culasa Kinnaman sang old time
songs, and Elizabeth Trotter played o
minuet on the harp. The minuet was
danced by Sarah Jane Crooke, Lois Ping,
Mabel Mitchell Dorothea Ross, Naomi
Mote, Marguerite Coneway, Martha Lu-
. kins and Ruth Wilmington. Colonial cos
Times were worn by those receiving the
guests
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Barnhill of Craw
louisville have returned home after 9
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wagner,
400 East Twelfth street.
Mrs. Warren T. McCray and daughter
Lucille were honor guests at tea given
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Charles e..
Henderson and daughter Amelia, at their
home 271e North Meridian street. Pink
roses and jonquils, together with other
spring overs, formed the decorations
throughout the rooms and at the tea
table. The assistants to the hostesses
were Mrs Leon 7. Marshall Of Bloom
field and Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson at the
tea table. Mrs Max Rocker, Mrs. Robert
G. Winslow, Miss Margaret Cothrell,
Miss Dorothy Cooper, Miss Marga ret
zella Clevenger in the dining room. In
the parlors were Mrs. o. L. Watkins,
Mrs Frank W. Wood, Mrs. Edward
Raub, Mrs. L. s. Graham, Mrs. H. A
Mansfield, and Mrs. H. H. WoodsmaI.
Mrs Walker Schell of Terre Haute
who is the guest of Mrs, Henderson, re-
ceived with the hostesses and the honor
guests.
Open house in the Y. w. c. A. lounge.
on Sunday afternoon from to o'clock
will be- under the charge of the religious
education council. Miss Miriam Blanton
Huber will tell a story. Miss Helen Har
rison, harpist, Miss Margaret Harrison
V1Oun1SI ".
whistler, will give musical selections
and Margaret Godfrey will read. Tea
will be served. All girls and women 0,
the city are invited to drop in for these
informal programs and for the social
hour following.
One hundred tables have been filled for
the card party being held this afternoon
by the Matinee Musicale at the Woman's
Nuh wi %
to the State Federation of Musicaf
Clubs.
The Best Euchre Club will entertain
Sunday afternoon and evening at Y
NJ I. Hall, Fountain Square, for the
Leneit of the Holy Rosary School fund.
The afternoon party will begin promptly
at 2:3O O'Clock and the evening party
promptly at $50. Euchre and lotto will
be played and many beautiful prizes will
be awarded.
DR.. Charles MERCER, nephew of Car
dinal MERCER Of Belgium, will be the
speaker tonight at the meeting of lie
Cercle Francois at the Woman's Depart
ment Club. HiZ subject will be 'The
Franco Belgian Point of View on the In
ternational Political Questions in Eu-
rope" DR.. MERCER is professor of
philosophy at Notre Dame. The meeting
is open to the public
The Rev. Owen Davies Odeu of Sc
wickley, Pa. a former pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church of Indian
:, apolis, was married at high noon today
Miss Ann Albertine Rossiter, daugh-
te, of Mrs Janet 1. Rossiter of this city,
40 marriage taking place at the Little
4diami Beach Church, Miami, Fla. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. J.
a. odell of Wilmington. Del. brother of
the groom After q tour through