The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
SOCIAL
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The Literature Department Of the
Woman's Department Club opens its
club year with a 1 o'clock luncheon
for members and their guests.
Wednesday. Oct. 4 at their club house,
1902 y. Meridian st.
The luncheon is in charge OF Mrs.
Charles Gemmer. chairman; Mrs. J.
T. Saulter, vice chairman; assisted by
Mrs. H. y. Throckmorton, Mrs. II. S.
Landers. Mrs. Howard Painter, Mrs.
p w. Crist. Mrs. V. B. Sharritts.
Mrs. Frank Wampler, Mrs. W. Scott
Deming. Mrs. Frank Malott. Mrs. w.
3. Given, Mrs. Maurice J. Moore, Mrs.
Z. f. Ferger, Mrs. Fred Klee, Mrs.
James Fischer, Mrs. Mendenhall, Mrs.
lack Harding. Mrs. E. L. Burnett,
Mrs. G. J. O'Bierne. Mrs. o. z.
-lnthony, Mrs. George Q. Bruce. Miss
-, rothy Cunningham. Mrs. L. G.
Rothchild. Miss HiIda Gemmer, Miss
Lucille Ballard and Mrs Ronald \.
Foster.
Mrs. Elwood Ramsey. Jr.. is in
charge Of the decorating. Following
The luncheon a program Will be given
including a group Of songs, Mrs. c.
B. Mccormick, selections by Miss
Margaret Seegmlller, violinist, and
Miss Margaret Gilmore. pianist. and
readings by William Herschel who
viii give. "a Round OF Rhymes" and
Amt God Good to Indiana
Miss Ruth Burris assisted by Mrs.
Ralph W. Burris, entertained last eve
ming with 4 miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Ruth Juanita Owens.
whose marriage to Frank Tyler Allen
will take place early in October. Dec
oratiOns for the table We're baskets of
pink and white flowers and crystal
candleholders with pink candles. Pink
and white streamers led to large
white bell suspended over the table
and holding the gifts. Mrs. Roger L.
Banks, formerly Of AIiddlesbourgh-on
Tees, England, sang group of Eng
lish and Scotch ballads. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Ralph Ward Burris.
Mrs. Guy J. McCombs, Mrs. Henry c.
BurTis, Mrs. Sarah Burris, Mrs. John
Taylor Adams, Mrs. c. c. Barber,
Mrs. John McCorabs, Mrs. E. J. Rog-
ers. Mrs. Ray Robertson, Mrs. Roger
7. Banks Miss Naude Moore. Miss
Pearl Smith, Miss Lillian Irwin, Miss
Betty Fleigenschmidt. Mss Lura Tur-
ner. Mss Dorothy Ronk, Miss Helen
Mabel Powers. Miss Dorothea Frenzel,
Mrs. Leo Black and Mrs. Ruth Gill
49,
Miss Caroline Osterday Of Dayton,
Ohio. who has been the house guest
Of Mrs. Theresa Keyes, is the guest of
Miss Catherine Mayer Of ". Thirty
First st.
The first meeting Of the Garfield
Civic League viii be held tomorrow
evening at the home OF Miss Emma
Flick on Barth Ave. Mrs. Martin
Reiffel announces the committees that
have been investigating the question
Of city taxes and conditions under the
present administration viii discuss
their findings at this meeting.
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Dr. and Mrs. George z. Weir Of
Sheffield Ave. have returned 10 In
dianapolis after spending the summer
in Petoskey. Mich.
The Zetathea Club observed presi-
dents day with a luncheon today at
the home Of Miss Ida z. Jones. Mrs.
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sided, and reports from the other re
firing officers were given. Covers
were laid for thirty, the place cards
bearing the American flag. the club
colors and flower. Miss Alberta Nc
Cain. harpist, played during the
luncheon.
The Woman's City Club viii give
It's monthly dinner this evening at the
Chamber of Commerce. Covers viii be
laid for twenty-five and in the alb
sence OF Mrs. Mary T. Moore. presi-
dent, Miss NJ. Elizabeth Mason. secre.
tary. viii preside. Ralph W. Hills
will lead q community sing and Alvah
7. RuclSer will present the work Of
the community chest in a series Of
pictures.
Covers for sixty were laid at the
Presidents day luncheon Of the Home
Economics Club held at the Woman
Department Club this noon. The ia
bles were, decorated with baskets Of
yellow flowers and the place cards
were yellow flowers. Mrs. n. j.
Marks was toastmistress ana re
sponses were given by the incoming
officers: Mrs. P. c. Benedict, president:
Mrs. J. w. Burcham. vice president:
Miss Jean Coffin, secretary; Mrs. Paul
T. Hert. corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Edwin J. Huensch, treasurer.
Miss Gertrude Gallagher gave q talk
on Interior Decorating"