Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

of the Shelby street branch library, will
give a social and musical program In
the library Wednesday evening. Ice
cream, candy, pop and popcorn win
be on sale, the proceeds to be used in
making payment on the piano pur-
chased for the library. The program
includes readings by Vonda Browne and
Dorothy Elkins. Piano and violin num-
oers by Miss Norma and Miss Helen
hlleman and singing by a quartette
composed Of Mrs. Roy Mitchell, Mrs.
Carl Nicholson, Mr.. John Mason and
Elmer Maner.
The girls Of the Jolly Six Club met
at the home Of Miss Georgia Barge. 1417
Hamilton avenue Among those nrps
ent were: Miss Hilda Wright. Miss
Mildred Gibbs, Miss Evelyn Gibbs. Miss
treda Wright and Miss Lou Gentry.
Mrs. David Ross, 1851 North Penn
sylvania street, has returned from South
Bend, where she spoke before the
League of Women Voters Of that city.
Miss Edna Bond, 1924 North Delaware
street was the hostess for miscella-
neous shower Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Opal Sutton, a bride elect The
decorations Of the house were attractively
carried out in spring flowers. A kewpie
dressed in bridal costume presided over
the tea cart bearing Miss Sutton's gifts
MRS Samuel Ashby and Miss Sarah Ash
by assisted Miss Bond.
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Inc board Of directors OF the Florence
Crittendon home gave a bridge party
and dance Tuesday afternoon and eve
nlng at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Thirty
tables were arranged on the lower floor
ana there was dancing in the ballroom.
DURING lntermission program was given
by some of the students Of Butler Col
lege. Francis Elmendorf and Griffin
thompson sang a duet; Miss Lucille
Hodges and Miss Mary Ann Miller took
the solo parts OF the chorus composed Of
six voices; Mrs. S. +. Fenstermaker sang
group Of songs and William Roach gave
some fancy dancing. The program was
arranged by Mrs. Charles S. Rauh and
Mrs. William Allen Moore.
Inc proceeds, which amounted to about
one thousand dollars, will go into the
building fund Of the new home.
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The Mystic Tie Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. p F. Robinson, 3137 Park
avenue. The home Will be decorated with
spring flowers and as a token that sum.
mer is almost here. the subject under
discussion viii be Suggestions for Sum
mer Vacations"
The Aftermath Club will be entertained
at the home Of Mrs l.. f. OMallev. 1892
Washington boulevard. Australia is the
country that is being studied at this
meeting. Mrs. George Cornelius will dis
cuss australian Music" and Mrs. Il. B.
Nicholson Will discuss Australian Liter
ature"
Mrs Fred BALI presided at the spring
luncheon given by the literature depart
ment Of the WOmen's Department Club
Wednesday noon at the club. 1902 North
Meridian street. Following the Japanese
IDEA the young women who served were
dressed in japanese costumes. Mrs.
Preston Rubbish gave n talk on her trip
to Japan and illustrated Il with colored
slides, which she took and had developed
while she was in that country. Mrs w.
7. Parker sang several selections of Jap
anese songs The following young ladies
served: Miss Hilda Gemmer. Mrs George
Q. Crotrill, Mrs. Marvin Jones Mrs. r.
Strickland, Mrs Charles Page. Mrs. Verne
Sharrietts, Mrs. W. S. Spring. Mrs. r. O.
faTchou, Mrs. Herbert PinneH, Mrs
Francis F. Hamilton, Mrs. Drachel Ham
ilton and Mrs. Frank Troupe.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon Holloway. whose
marriage to Henry Nesbitt will take place
Saturday evening. April 20. will have Miss
AbhIe Greer as her guest for the week
preceding the wedding. Miss Greer will
be one Of the bridesmaids.
Mrs Frank II. Seay was the hostess
for a tea Wednesday afternoon at her
home, 4023 College avenue. Members Of
the Zetathea Club were guests. mu-
steal program made up OF solor by Mrs
Ray Barnes, Mrs. Earl Sweeney and Mrs.
7. w. Engle will he rendered. They will
be accompanied by Miss COrnelia Cooney.
Piano selections will be given by Mrs.
}. L. Seidensucker and Mrs. r. Z. Ste
venson.