Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

Lafayette Page, Jr., who &c the guest
Of his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lafayette
Page during his spring vacation. will re-
turn Tuesday to Cornell University
where he is attending school
The following pupils Of Frances Beik,
teacher Of reading and dramatic art, ap-
peared Friday in a group Of plays at
Shelbyyille high school: Berntce Van
Sickle, Clarence Weisner, H. L. Sector,
Charles Vorhis, Helen Emert, Lynn
Cordes, Lavinia Compton. Chester RAT
ferty and Dolores Snyder. -
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Miss Alice French was the hostess
Thursday for a luncheon at her home,
9O1 Midle Drive Woodruff place, at which
the indianapolis chapter Of American
War Mothers were guests. Those pres
emit were: Mrs. Richard Coleman. Mrs.
Wingate, Mrs. ]. w. Wills, Mrs. 8.
Gwinn, Mrs. L. s. McGrevy, Mrs. ]. s.
Hayes, Mrs J. J. Clare, Mrs. Jacobs,
Mrs. n. B. ZelIer, Mrs. D. NJ. Graham,
Mrs G. J. Niehaus, and Mrs. Simpson Of
Terre Haute.
program Of old melodies and a read
ing by Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb made up
the afternoons program.
The Daughters of the Founders and
Patriots Of America were the guests of
Mrs S. e. Perkins at a luncheon at her
home, 1011 North Pennsylvania, Friday.
The guests were: Mrs. w. F. Winchester,
Mrs W. J. Hasselman, Mrs. Eugene II.
Darrach, Mrs. William II. Blodgett and
Mrs. Walter r. Smith Of Indianapolis,
Mrs. S. II. Ford, Miss Caroline Ford, Miss
Pricilla Cravens and Mrs. Richard john
son of Madison, Ind, and Mrs. e. Fitch
of Jacksonville. An Indiana chapter of
the organization was formed and officers
were elected. Mrs. Perkins will leave
Tuesday for Washington to attend tho
society's annual meeting.
Miss Lucille Bishop, o6s Garfield drive.
has as her guest Miss Aida McNeal, who
is a student at Western College.
The Mystic Tie Club met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. David c. Bombarger,
BOIL West Washington street, for lunch
con and euchre party for the benefit Of
the philanthropic work of the organiza-
ton The home was beautifully deco
rated with spring flowers and Easter
novelties. The club observed guest day.
So
The Kappa Alpha Theta, alumnae chap
ter will meet Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Julia Tutewiler, 1915 Park
avenue The hostess will be assisted by
Miss Eliza Paramore. Miss Grace Par
rott. Miss Martha Rabb, Mrs. George
o. Rafert, Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale,
Miss Lorena Ray, Mrs. W. E. Reynolds,
Mrs. C. o. Robinson, Mrs. Robert T.
Ross, Mrs. Caroline Rodecker, Mrs, Hal
stead Shelby, Mrs John Sheets, Mrs.
Richard Shirley, Miss Margaret Shouse,
Mrs. Arthur B. Shults, Mrs. Eugene Snms,
Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. E. F. Smith,
Miss Natalie Smith. Miss Martha Sparks,
DR.. Urbana Sphinx, Miss Jeanne Stew
art and Miss Marjorie Stewart
The committee in charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon will be Miss Sar-
ali E. Ashby, Miss Hazel Van VIE, Miss
Arda Knox, Mrs. A. L. Lockridge, Mrs.
Thomas P. Woodson.
Honortng Mrs Josephine Chamberlain
of Chicago, who Is the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Charles D. Meigs, and Mrs.
I, Fl. WolT will be at home informally
Saturday afternoon from until o'clock.
There are no invitations.
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The Hoosier Athletic Club had as
guests at the Thursday night dance mem
bers Of the Traffic Club and their wives.
Saturday evening at their dance the club
will entertain the American Club.
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Mrs. Fay Holmes Of Terre Haute is VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Friel, p251 South
Meridian street. Mrs. Holmes will re-
turn to Terre Haute Monday, from where
she is moving TO Bingham, n. Y, to
make her hom9.
The Beta Beta Chapter Of Alpha Chi
Omega will meet with Mrs. E. A. Jen-
nings, 1858 Broadway for o'clock
luncheon Saturday afternoon. The decora-
lions are to be carried out in yellow
and white, with Easter novelties. The
program will be several musical selec-
lions in charge of Mrs. Doris Tobin. Miss
Lorinda Cottingham will give two violin
numbers Melody" by Charles E. Dawes,
and "Old Refrains," arranged by Kreis-
Ter; Mrs. Elfrida Hixon will give
piano solo "Badlnage," by Victor Her
bert; Mrs John Bridge will sing
Loves Paradise" by Margaret Upcraft
Walker, Sunny Boy" by Pearl Cur
rian and Miss Mary Ellen Clark will
give two readings. The hostess will be