The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES


woman's organization made up of for
mer residents of Lebanon. Ind, will
celebrate its first anniversary Satur-
day evening with a party for mem
bers and their families at the Denison
Hotel. Mrs. A. E. Burkhardt. presi
dent of the club. will speak on The
Reason for Our Organization; Miss
Frances Bridge will give a group of
songs. Mrs. S. r. Artman, mono
logue: Mrs. Fred Roult of jamestown,
a reading, THE Man in the Shadow
and there will be short talks by ex-
Governor Samuel NJ. RalstOn, Fred
erick Van Nuys and Judge S. R Art
man. Miss Bertha Claire Hall and
Miss Marguerite Williams viii give
group of dances. accompanied by Ross
Campbell. who will also give a piano
solo. The reception committee in
cludes Mrs A. E. Burkhardt, Mrs. T.
NJ. Tyler, Mrs. Charles Wright, Miss
Frances Eichman, Mrs. T. b. Buskirk
Jr., Mrs. F. A. Bridge, Mrs. George
Williams, Mrs John Walters, Mrs. 5.
r. Artman, Mrs. Samuel NJ. Rails
ton, Mrs. E. A. Williams and Mrs. a.
E. LOwman.
indianapolis friends have received
announcement of the marriage OF Miss
iona Myrtle Robinson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson OF
CIarksburg, W. Va, to Everett
Hughes. son of Mrs. S. J. Hughes o.
indianapolis, which took place at the
home of the brides parents, Monday
evening. The attendants were Miss
Virginia McNary of Clarksburg and
Victor Stromquist of Pittsburgh. The
Rev. II. r Hess officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes Will make their home in
Pittsburgh after Nov. Is. Among the
out-of-town guests who attended the
wedding was Mrs. S. J. Hughes Of
Indianapolis
The Alumni Association Of the Indi-
annapolis Normal School will have its
fall meeting at the Heron Art Insti-
tute at o'clock Friday afternoon. a
short talk by Miss Anna Hessleman
will be followed by tea in the upper
association are invited.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Helen Jane White,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 5.
White of Quincy. TO Willard ). Town
send, son of Mrs. c. s. Townsend Of
IrvingtOn. which took place Saturday
at St. PauTs Episcopal Church. Rev.
Lewis E. Brown officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs Townsend will spend the winter
in Texas.
Mrs. S. P. Sheerin entertained the
members Of the Proctor Club at her
home this afternoon. Mrs. 7. A
Wynne spoke on Rose Hawthorne
Lathrop" and Mrs. ]. \. Thompson on
Charles Warren Stoddard.'
At a meeting of the IrvingtOn Home
Study Club this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Carl Stone. Mrs. James Muir
ray gave a review Of The Mind IN
the Making.
The comedy sketch called by the .
SuE1OFESSlt MISS Dee ' elAA t1A--t-AEs ~
Tanning of the F'lapper, was well re- .
ceived last night at its first production .
at the Little Theater meeting in the
Library. The name of the author re- .
NAMED a secret until after the sketch .
had been discussed. Miss Van Sickle, /
Walter Skinner and c. W. Weesner /
took parts in It. The program, which +
included piano solos by Oscar A.
Jones, a mOnOlOgue, How Grandma
Danced" by Miss Elizabeth Nc /
Cracker. a reading, "Sawdust." by
Miss Elizabeth Chase, a piano solo
by Hugh Daugherty and costume .
lullaby by Miss Jessie Brunell, was
considered one of the most interesting
ever given at a meeting Of the .
society. A special effort Is being made I
to interest the public in the affairs
given by the Little Theater.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown was the .
speaker at the meeting Of the Late .
Book Club this afternoon at the home .
of Mrs. z. W. Warren.
The following changes are an /
HOuuCeu III the i5dAtIlL-leS1ClAeI meet Z
ings for this week: James Whitcomb I
Riley School No. IS Will meet at 8 /
O'Clock Friday evening. President I
Robert J. Alley of Butler College will /
speak and Harold Winslow. director Of .
music at Manual Training High /
School, will sing. The school orches- /
ira viii play. At No. "a there Will /
be a meeting at o'clock Wednesday |
evening, at which DR.. Alley will speak |
and music will be given by children /
of the school. and at No. So. Wednes- /
day afternoon, Miss Alma Sickler Will 1
speak on Coming Legislature"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Endsley will
leave Friday for New York City. /
where they will visit Mrs. Endsley's /
sister, Mrs NJ. D. Deane.