The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-09
SOCIAL
Entertainments
Weddings
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The Executive Board of the Won.
ans Press Club Of Indiana will meet
at noon tomorrow preceding the lunch.
con at 1890 o'clock at the Claypool
Hotel. Mrs. C. o. Fenton Of Logan
sport, State president, will preside AT
the luncheon and the round table dis.
cussion on Riley Mrs. William
Herschell will have charge Of the ar.
r~angements..
The Little Theatre Association will
met this evening at the public library.
There will be Riley selections by little
Bobbie Simpson, accompanied by
Francis Champion, and piano solos by
Barklay Walker. Harlowe F. Dean
of Boston,, accompanied by Horace
Whitehous, will sing two songs and
Mrs. Alice Baxter Mitchell will read
a one-act play, Greater Love Hath
No Man." the author of which will be
a secret until after the reading.
At a meeting of Vincent L. C. S. c.,
this afternoon in the woman's depart
ment Of the Fletcher American Bank
building, Mrs. D. X. Armstrong read
a paper on Queen Victoria's Ante
cedents" and Mrs. C. T. Austin one on
Robert Burns"
George J. Mayer and daughters.
Myrtle and Mabel. of Morton Place
have motored to Louisville, Ky. They
Will visit Cincinnati and Dayton be.
fore returning home Wednesday
The Parlor Club, founded by Miss
Elizabeth Nicholson thirty years ago,
had an informal luncheon and get to-
gether meeting today at the home Of
Mrs. David Ross. Covers were laid
for twenty-five. Mrs. Ross was as.
sisted by the president, Mrs. Harry
Tutewiler. Mrs. George Benton and
Mrs. Horace Eddy OF New York. for
merly members of the organization,
were present. The Parlor Club, which
has as its purpose the study Of lit
erature. has had four leaders in thirty
years. the first being Miss Nicholson:
the second, Mrs. S. E. PerkinsIthe
third. Mrs. VIII Dye. and the fourth.
Mrs. Tutewiler.
Fifteen members OF the Public
Health Nursing Association OF the
community welfare department met
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
w. J. Slate to discuss the program
for the coming season and receive
money obtained during the summer.
Mrs. T. A. Keller, treasurer. gave a
report. The other officers are: Mrs.
Benjamin Cline, secretary, and Mrs.
George Weaver, chairman OF ways
and means committee.
The first meeting and Presidents
day were celebrated with a luncheon
by the Athens Club today at the home
Of Mrs. Albert WATSON on y. Illinois
st. Covers were laid for twenty, the
tables being decorated with bowls of
deep red dahlias. Following the lunch
con a short program was given and
the election of officers to take the
places of Mrs. Edith Richardson. presi-
dent; Mrs. Maxwell LANCE. vice presi-
dent. and Miss May VanVleave, sec
retary.treasurer. The Athens Club is
for former residents of Charlottesville
HflQ was AOutlAtcu EA5AAAECAA EEGES a6O
by the late Mrs. Julia Henderson.
Mrs. James II. Taylor entertained
the members Of the Monday Lunch
eon-Bridge Club today at the Sphinx
AIMS. Covers were laid for sixteen,
the tables being attractively arranged
with pink candles in crystal holders
and baskets of pale pink rosebuds.
Each guest received a favor obtained
By Mrs. Taylor on her recent trip
abroad.
Miss Mary Griffin will be hostess for
the monthly meeting of the Iona
Nashah Club Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mex. Landon
have returned from Europe. where
they spent the summer.
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Mrs. Walter 7. White will leave to-
morrow for a visit In Cleveland, Ohio.
Seventy-1ve members of the Mon
day Club met for luncheon today at
the Spink-Arms, in observance OF
Presidents day. The tables were dec
GRATED with baskets of fall flowers and
leaves. Mrs. A. J.. Clark, retiring
president, introduced the new presi-
dent. Mrs. Walter T. White. Follow
ing the luncheon, a Riley program
was given, including a group Of songs
arranged by Frederick Krull, sung by
Mrs. Noble Hilgenberg, accompanied
by Mrs. Ned Clay. The songs were
"A Song" "The Life Lesson" and
Little Orphant Annie" Mrs. ]. NJ.
DUNCAN gave a talk on Riley and
Mrs. r. E. Siles gave readings on
The Old Trundle Bed" "a Tale of
Airly Days and out to Old Aunt