Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
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Mrs. S. NJ Compton. 1884 North MI
nois street, departed last evening for
n Florida, where she will spend the re-
1 mainder of the season.
Miss Ruth Fromm, psi Park avenue.
n spent the week in Bloomington, and
q attended the formal dance given Satur-
81 day evening by the Phi Bella Theta IA
& ternity.
Herman Sielken, 1912 North New Jersey
street, has departed for au extended Eu-
u ropean tour.
Miss Dorothy Wright, 1851 North Tai
3 bolt avenue, returned last evening FROM
Franklin where she spent several days.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the First
n Baptist Church vii hold its monthly
Z meeting in the church parlors, Tuesday
afternoon, Feb. Z. The first part Of the
) program will be a musicale, presented
by Mrs c. z. Titus, Mrs. Norman
a Schneider. Mrs. J. ". Costin eni Mrs
II Milton Elrod 1t will be followed by a
q historical pageant in tableaux. imperson-
3 ating prominent women who have IN
Il fuenced American history. The charac-
q ters are to be introduced by Mrs. Cos
= tin as Columbia"
q Miss Ruth Ralston who has been
q spending a few days with her parents,
= Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Ralston, at
= "HoOsier Home" has returned to De
2Pauw University.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Mo
!. ravian Episcopal Church, will meet
q "wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
q Charles Kurtz, 1881 Broadway.
u An interesting program was given this
Xafternoon at the meeting Of the Woman's
& Research Club, held in the home of
Mrs. W. J. Beckett of the buckingham
departments, when Lincoln Day was OBJ
Eserved. Mrs. Curtis Hodges read from
%Drinkwaters abraham Lincoln;" Mrs.
IL o. Hamilton gave Lindsey's poem,
N"Lincoln Walks at Midnight and Miss
mildred Daughter, accompanied by Miss
.1Helen Julia Smith, gave a group Of songs.
SincIuding Evening Song" (Grllderte), "If
&Flowers Could Speak (Zucco) and
A"Thank God for q Garden" (Del Riego).
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= Mrs. e. A Van Fossar and Miss Ruth
gsFrost have departed for Hot Springs,
lark, for a four weeks stay.
4 George P. Beeson, 733 Elm street. en-
d tertained yesterday with a dinner IN
%honor Of the anniversary of his brother
9 Herbert E. Beeson and Daniel StuIes
SCovers were laid for thirty guests. Fol
a flowing the dinner an informal reception
Il was held with a program Of music and
ii readings
81 Announcement is made of the engage
'gment Of Miss Beatrice Felsenthal, daugh-
liter Of Mr.. and Mrs, and Mrs. Gabriel
gFelsenthal of Chicago, to Dr. Louis Il.
GSegar, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias l.. Segar,
A2O69 North Alabama street.
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n Miss Mabel Rose, who has been spend
Sing a month in New York as the guest
'~of Mrs. W. C. TeasdaIe. has returned to
I her hOpe, 1854 West Thfrtieth street.
q
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette A. Jackson.
s@225S North Illinois street, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Marguerite
= anna, to Edward Hubbard West, son Of
- Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Z. West of New
fYork City. The wedding is to take
kplace in June.
81 The Mothers Circle Of the Beech Grove
ESSchoOl will entertain at the school at
eP o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs
k.Royal Thompson is president of the or
organization and Mrs Robert Nelson Is
sschairman Of the entert ainment committee
sssThe program viii include two-act play
Get, Mrs. Jenkins Brilliant Idea' pre-
Scented by the women of the Baptist
'xtChurch. talk on Abraham Lincoln by
sesMrs. Bonnie Gambel Adams and voice
s.Fumbers by, Mrs Susie Davis and Mrs.
.ssssHazel Davis Seacat
~
"a Mr. and Mrs Charles Edwin Holloway,
gill Park avenue, announce the engage
knent Of their daughter. Elizabeth Cor
s6env to Francis Henry NeSbitt.