Indiana daily times., 1922-01-25

Mrs. Hazel Hadley was elected presl-
dent of the Elite Club at the meeting held
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. w. E. VII
Iiams 113s Linden street. Other officers
chosen include Mrs Nellie Manus, vice
president; Mrs. Loretta Adams, treasurer ;
Mrs Blanche Williams, secretary, and
Mrs. Mamie Merrill. publicity woman
Alumnae Of st. Agnes Academy VIII en-
tertain Tuesday afternoon with a card
party at the Department Club, the pro
ceeds to 60 toward the hospital 1und OF
the organization
The three hundredth birthday ami
versarv of Moliere was celebrated by
members Of lie Cercle Francais, at the
meeting last evening held in the Won
ans Department Club house. Prof Henri
T.. Borudin Of the French department OF
Indiana University, was the speaker OF
the evening talking on the life ana
works Of the famous French author. Pre-
ceding the address, Mrs. George NJ Lee
sang a group of French songs, accom-
panied by Misc Margaret Gilmore.
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Mrs. w. A. Atkins was hostess for a
bridge party for the benefit OF the tlor-
ence Crittenton Home yesterday after-
noon at her home, 1920 North Meridian
street. Prizes were given FOR each OK
the thirty six tables. Mrs. Atkins was
essisted bv Mrs. william Allen Moore
and Mrs. Carl B. Gibbs. Among the OUT
of town guests were Miss amy Caron Oh
Louisville, KY, Mrs. Marshal OF Clnc4n-
natl. Ohio. and Mrs. Charles B. Hender-
son Of Columbus, Ind. Feb. u mas oeen
set as the date for the next card party
Mrs Warren T. McCray has announced
the following women as hostesses Ior Ine
recention which she win give from 70
4 % o'clock Friday afternoon at the Gov
ernors home, 1O1 East Twenty Seventh
street in honor Of the Republican women
vfsitine in indianapolis for the conven-
tton of the Indiana Republican Editorlai
Association and also in honor OF MIS-
calvin Coolidge, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent of the United States: Mrs. u. j.
Hancock Mrs. T. G. Lindsay, Mrs. Jesse
pierce. Mrs. E. NJ Wasmuth and Mrs. j.
p Kealipg. Mrs. Harry New VIE OF
senator New, and the wives OF the orn-
GERS of the association. Those who VIII
assist IN the dining are MISS Lu-
ellie NcCray. Mrs. U. S. Lesh, Mrs. Johh
r Ruckelshaus. Mrs. Bernard Grifey.
Ms Arthur Robinson, Miss Alice Brush
Misc Ada Bush, Mrs. Eben Wolcott, Mrs'
"a jackson. Mrs. f. Toner, Mrs. f. %.
Scbortemeier and Mrs. Charles DAVIS
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Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes OF Shelpy-
vile celebrated their golden wedding an
riversarv Yesterday at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Harry Bell, 22O6 North
Dale street. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes three
children, Philip Holmes Of Brooklyn,
Mich: Jesse Holmes Of Shelbyvivlle and
Mrs. Bell were with them and five OF the
eevon grandchildren. There also are sew
eral great grandchildren. Dinner was
served TO thlrty-seven guests In the eve
ming the table being decorated with
bowls Of yellow and white narcissus.
Mrs. Kent Hurst, pianist, played Men
delssohn's wedding March and other
bridal airs during the dinner. Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes were showered with five dol
lar gold pieces They were married Jan.
"a. 1872 in Assumption. Ill. Among the
out town guests at the celebration
were Mrs Jesse Holmes and two chill
dren, Mrs. Helen O'Reilley and daughter,
Mary Anne and Mrs. Preston Harris of
shelbyville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Lake Of Argus.
The Indianapolis Keramic Club cele-
brated It's twenty fifth anniversary with
delightful luncheon and memories"
program today at the home of Mrs. John