Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
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Mr.. James 81. O'Brien and son, James
Hill, Jr., 2044 North Meridian street, will
leave the latter part Of the week for
Detroit.
The Phi Esta Sorority viii meet Friday
evening at the home Of Miss Margaret
Shingler, 1881 BroOkside avenue.
$50
The Home Economics Club met this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. ].
Marks, 1911 North New Jersey street.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs Charles
Scholer, Miss Nellie 3. Shaffer and Mrs.
William Kennedy. Mrs. Frank Haight
read the History Of Costume" A dem
onstration was given by Mrs. Roy Severn
and Miss Natalie Coffin. The election of
officers followed the regular program.
The woman's section Of the Maenner-
Choir will entertain at the hall Thursday
night, March 80, for the men. Bridge,
500 and euchre viii be played.
at the dance recital given this evening
at the Murat, by Miss Ruth Page and
Adolph Bohm, the following Girl Scouts
of indianapolis win act as ushers; Miss
Evelyn Overauch, Miss Norma France,
Miss Marion HUbbeIl, Miss Martha
Juringus, Miss Susan Woodbury., Miss
Betty Burns, Miss Dorothy Meyer, Miss
Eustice Ruby and Miss Maja Brownley.
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The Hoosler Athletic Club entertained
several of its members Tuesday evening
with radio demonstration followed by
dancing.
At the regular meeting Tuesday after
noon OF the Art Department Of the
Women's Department Club, Mrs. Stanley
A. Zweibel was elected president, Mrs
Charles T. Hanna, vice chairman; Mrs
James B. Newcom5, secretary, and Mrs
w. NJ. Anterior, treasurer. After the
election of officers. the members were
given gallery talk at the John Heron
Art Institute by Miss Anna Hasselman.
The members Of the Churchman Bap-
fist Church gave a surprise hir hday
party for their pastor, the Rev. T. II.
Buchanan and wife, 624 Division street,
to celebrate his eightieth birthday. They
received two blooming pot plants.
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The Aftermath Club will observe It's
guest day tomorrow afternoon at the
new home Of its president, Mrs. ]. w.
Capron, Forty-Sixth and Graceland ave-
nue..
Forty scouts, members Of Troop g of
the Girl Scouts, were the guests Of Mrs
Scott .. WadIey ct an indoor camp fire
at her home, 3074 North Pennsylvania
street, in honor OF her daughter, Melissa
Jane, a member OF Troop s An attarc-
tive arrangement Of potted evergreens
and daffodils transformed the living
room into n campfire scene where the
scouts gathered around the IRE to en-
Joy their camp songs and games. Miss
Mary Phlnny, local director Of the Girl
Scouts, and Mrs. II. E. Hayward were
also guests Of Mrs. Wadley.
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Miss Lena Putt, 1I17 Prospect street.
will be hostess at a card party this
evening for members OK the Thrift Club.
A meeting Of the Federal Civic Asso-
citation Will be held at the Chamber Of
Commerce at s o'clock Thursday night
Any civic organization which has at
tended any OF these meeting is invited.
The On-Ke-Ota Club entertained the
Following guests this afternoon with a
theater party at English's; Mrs Clifford
Hite, Mrs. Raymond S. Hollis, Mrs. John
McElroy, MIRA Robert l.. Fame, Mrs.
Homer L. Kivitt, Mrs. James f. Case,
Mrs. Frank s. Tritt!po. Mrs. Jacob T.
seitz. Mrs. Harry II. Harris, Mrs. f. t.
Burke. Mrs. Ralph NJ O'Neal and Mrs.
Harry Baker.
At the regular meeting OF the Heyl
Study Club yesterday afternoon the pro-
gram was IN charge Of Mrs. c. f. New,
Mrs. George Knodle and Mrs John Macy,
who took for their subject chapters from
The New Map Of Asia" their study
book Following the program the cleo
ton OF officers was held. Mrs. william
G. Gardner was elected president Mrs
Willard New, vice president; Mrs. Frank
lin Murray, recording secretary; Mrs. J.
5. Macy, corresponding secretary. aud
Mrs. c. y. Hardy, treasurer.