Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
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The engagement of Miss Ruth Aileen
Gilmore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
! Russell II. Gilmore, to Orville P. Wees
ner of Tampa, Fla, formerly of this city,
| has been announced. Miss Gilmore will
leave Indianapolis Monday. March 20, for
Tampa, Fla, where the wedding will take
place Wednesday, March %, at the par
sonage of the First United Brethren
| Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lambert, 532 Park
er avenue, announce the engagement Of
| their daughter Dorothy to Virgil Hoag-
! land. The wedding will take place in
May.
The Harold c. McGrew auxiliary of the
| United Spanish War Veterans, Will meet
Sunday, March 5, in their hall, eleventh
| and College avenue. The relief commit
| tee will plan to raise funds to care for
| the needy ex-service men and their fam
| lilies.
The Ladies of the Calling Club will
hold their regular business meeting
Monday night at the clubhouse.
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Indiana Indorsers of Photoplay will
meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
the womens department Of the Fletcher
American Bank.
The Du Art Fraternity will meet Mon
day night at the home OF the president,
Hubert Wiz. 1884 Tuxedo street.
49,
Mrs. Jess Sparks of Newcastle is a
guest for week with Mr. and Mrs. II.
r. Coleman, East North street.
Guest day of the Saturday Afternoon
Literary Club was held this afternoon at
the home Of the president, Miss Edith
higgins. A novel Abe Martin program
presented by some of the club mem
bers preceding an illustrated lecture on
the -Four SEQ sons Of Brown County" by
Frank Hohenberger.
The first announcement the guests had,
on their arrival, Of the afternoons enter
tainment was an immense poster dis
played on the front porch representing
MelOdeon Hail. billboard After read
ing this. they were invited to take a cool
drink at the "Old town pump" which
stood just outside of the "hall." Abe was
there. leaning up against the "old pump"
The long living room was turned into
'Melodeon Hall" Posters and cut-outs
representing Abe Martin characters and
their sayins" were used, also prints
characteristic of Brown County scenery.
The dining room was the Palace
Hut-tel." In the center Of the dining
table was miniature Of the palace
Hut-tel" surrounded by cut outs of Abe,
his chickens, horses, cows and pigs. APP
prOpriate "sayins" and sketches OF the
'Huttels" customers we're placed abour
the room. Abe Martin characters were
taken by Mrs Forrest Chenoweth, as
Abe. Mrs. Frank Long as Mrs. Tilford
Moots, Miss Anna CASTOR as Miss Fawn
Lippincutt and Miss Edith Higgins as
Miss Tawney Apple. Miss Tawney APP
pie presided and announced the various
numbers on the program in the form of
Short Burrows" The musical numbers
given by Miss Fawn Lippincutt were
The Birth of Morn" by Leoni. The
RAIN" by Curran; Morning" by
Speaks; THE Wind" by Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kin Hubbard were spe-
cial guests OF the club, Mr.. Hubbard Civ
ing some OF his Abe Martin readings Mrs.
Tilford Moots gave short talk on
"Woman's Clubs" Miniature cut-outs OF
Abe Martin were given as favors.
Miss Hester Bailey Will give her
fourth recital at the Murat Tuesday
night. One hundred twenty-five pupils
will participate IN varied program with
special scenery and lighting effects. A
concert orchestra under the direction of
Stanley o. Norris viii furnish the music
kelly's famous Clown orchestra will
appear in the last number.
The George II. Chapman w. r. C. 10
pf 4
o'clock IN Hamilton Hall. Hamilton ave
nue. and East Washington street.
The Bide-a-Wee Club will meet Sun.
day afternoon with Miss Frances Niggle,
1861 South Talbot street.
L. S. shoup left Tuesday for an ex-
tended business trip to he Western coast
He will spend Sunday with his cousin
at Denver. Governor Oliver p. shoup.
go
Mrs. Nora Mccain, 2214 Ashland ave
nue., will leave Sunday afternoon for
Terre Haute to spend the week with
her brother, J. L. Hance.
Mrs. J. c. Davis and daughter Jean
Ann, and Miss Violet Taylor of the
Hugler Apartment. will leave tomorrow
Ior orleans, Indiana, for an extended
visit.
The Office Auxiliary OF the Public
Health Nursing Association will meet ct
the home of Mrs. Charles A. Steele. SOL
East Fortieth street. Friday, March 10.
A Florence Nightingale program will be
given. Mrs. w. d. Hamer and Mrs. A. A.
Stephenson will discuss the life of Flor
ence Nightingale. and Mrs. John II. Col
Inns will read Santa Filomena (Saint
Florence) by Longfellow.
The LIE Circle Francois Club will meet
Tuesday evening at the Department Club
at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be Mr..
Lemuel Bolles Of the American Legion
His subject will be "Some French People
l Have Known"
The Auxiliary Of Frances Review, 8,
B. w. c. will meet at the home Of Mrs
Ella Rowan, 194S North Mount stree,
Tuesday afternoon.
The Lucky Twelve will give a card
party in Sacks Hall Saturday evening.
March 4.