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

er. Mrs. John H. Holiday, Mrs. David
Ross, Miss Alice French, Mrs. Sam
uel D. Miller; music, Mrs Albert
Metzger, Mrs. Henry NJ. Bennett, Mrs
Fred Hoke. Mrs. L. D. Chambers;
publicity, Mrs. Samuel Fletcher, Mrs.
James II. Taylor. Mrs. Alexander P.
Spinance.
Tho Sahara Grotto will give a re-
ception and dance Monday evening in
the Riley Room at the Claypool Hotel
in honor Of Miss Helen Hayes, star
In ITO The Ladies'" which opens at
the English Opera House that eve
ming. This is the second appearance
Of Miss Hayes in Indianapolis which
the Grotto has sponsored. The theater
party will be for members and their
friends and will Immediately follow
the show. Booth Harrington, author
of several Of the plays In which Miss
Hayes has appeared, Is expected to be
guest. Raymond r. Murray, mon
arch Of the Sahara Grotto. has ap.
pointed the following committees for
the affair:
Reception, z. F. Wood Nichols,
Othniel Hitch, Charles j. Maly, David
w Goldrick, A. / Clifford, Ralph r.
Reeder. Samuel NJ. Ralston. Ed Jack
son, John w. Murray, Thomas Gar
win, Charles J. Orbison. Chester O.
Martin. Charles w. Jewett, Walter w.
Wise, Clarence Greene, Oliver r..
Wald. A @. Lester. Clarence Gotton.
Kenneth Yates. William A. Hughes.
Z II
L. Jackson. oliver II. Martin. Murray
X. Puryn, Charles T. Rhein, Chic
Jackson. Michael r. Scully. Audley
Durham. J. Earl Shea, Frederick A.
Sabins. Horace Mitchell, ]. NJ. Me
haus, Karl P. LEM and Edgar T.
Lawrence; floor, Max A Blackburn,
Earl z. McFerren, Garner J. Bran.
wood, II. T. Cory. Paul w Knowles,
Merlin D. Mullane, Charles @. Walsh.
Harold F. Boyd, Victor Gorton, VII
liam Roepke. Robert L. Bonnell. Her
bert z. Wedewen and OrNlle Wise.
The members Of the Zeta Phi Club
were entertained by Miss Katherine
Anglewood with a theater party last
evening.
The committee I'm charge OF the
charity card party which the indie
pendent Social Club will give Tues.
day afternoon at the Spink-Arms In
cluGes Mrs. P. J. Clarke. Mrs. J. Law
renee Wells. Mrs. Allen T. Fleming.
Mrs. Ora Jackson. Mrs. Frank Peters.
Mrs. Alex Jorwin, Mrs. Herbert Boar,
Mrs. Gaylord Doyle. Mrs. Howard
Galley and Mrs. Arthur Carr. Euchre.
500 or bridge may be played and tho
proceeds win DO used to continue the
charity work OF the club.
Tho Alumni Association Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma will entertain at .
o'clock Saturday. Nov. IS. in the
Sphinx Arms Hotel with it's annual
card party for the benefit of the stu
dents aid fund. Mrs. George Forrey
Is chairman of the committee in
charge OF the party and has as her
assistants Mrs. Frank L. Jones and
Mrs. William II. Remy. Mrs. Pred
Mills is chairman of the hostess com
mittee and will have as her assistants
Mrs. William A. Mooney. Mrs Ronald
Scott. Mrs. Howe Stone Landers, Mrs
Frank B. Faris and Mrs. Herbert
Eickhoff.
The Beta Delphian Society will meet
at 9:45 O'Clock Wednesday morning
in the Irvington Methodist Church
Mrs Demarchus c. Brown viii lead
a discussion on Hebrew Literature"
and tho following members will take
part: Mrs. w. A. Bohme, Mrs c. f.
Donnell, Mrs. J. X. Klngsbury, Mrs.
J. 3. Levitt, Mrs. H. II. Robertson.
Mrs. A. II. Meuer. Mrs. f. w. Schui,
meyer. Mrs. J. II. zinn. Mrs. A. p.
Overstreet and Mrs. w G. Gardner.
The drama section OF the Woman's
Department Club Will meet in the
clubhouse at 2 O'Clock Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. r. A Brown will give
a reading of Andreyers He Who
Gets Slapped and Miss Angelina
Bates will comment on the piece Mrs.
Noble c. Hilgenberg, accompanied by
Mrs. Bertha l.. Didway will sing a
group Of Russian songs.
The Monday Club will meet at 2:3O
o'clock in the Propylaeum. THE Be
ginning OF the English Stage of To
day" will be the subject of a talk by
Mrs. J. M. Dugan, which will include
comments on Pinero, james and
Wilde Several songs will be given
by Mrs. Carl Wilmer, accompanied
by Mrs. Clarence r. Croan.
Mrs. Nellie Kimble will be hostess
for n meeting of the Auxiliary to
Frances Review No. 6, w. Il. A, at
her home on Madison Ave. Tuesday
afternoon.
The Wayne County Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Grace
Julian Clarke in Irvington Thursday
evening William Z. Osborne, the
principal speaker, will talk on Char
acter Studies of Early Wayne Coun-
ty Residents" The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. c. n Hamilton, Mrs
George x. Vestal Mrs Frank NJ
Healing and Mrs c. N. Chatfield.
Mrs. S. e. Perkins will give the
first Of her lectures on English
Cathedrals at the meeting of the art
department of the Woman's Depart
ment Club Monday afternoon. Mon
day evening a reception will be given
for Miss Lucie Hartrath. The drama
section will meet Wednesday afternoon