The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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The Friday Afternoon Reading Club
viii meet with Mrs. A. J. Barnes of
N. New Jersey St, Friday. Oct. 10.
SO
Along with Riley talks and readings
by Indiana authors at the authors
evening at the Indianapolis Public Lii
brary, Saturday evening, a musical
program will be given by Edward La
Shelle, bass-barytone, and the Lincoln
Trio, consisting of Miss Ella Schroe-
der, v%iolinist; Miss Winifred Hazel
wood. cellist, and Mrs. S. K. Ruick,
pianist. The musical program is:
Paradise" Kreisler
Pastel Inuet' Paradis
Pas Des AmphOres' ......-.. .Chaminade
Played by Lincoln Trio.
out to Old Aunt Mary -Ruey-W aIker
Gypsy Love SONG" Herbert
waiting for the Sunrise" .-... Leitz
Sung by Edward La Shelle.
Mrs. 5. b. Ruick, accompanlst.
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Women appointed as vice presi-
dents of the w. C. T. L. in the various
Indianapolis churches are as follows:
Broadway NJ. E, Mrs. Laura Carson;
Central Ave. VI. E, Mrs. Martha Gipe;
Central Ave. Reformed, Mrs. T. c.
Jones; Central Christian, Mrs. Geneva
Kirkman; College Ave. Baptist. Mrs.
C. c. Lumley; Capitol Ave. NJ. E. Mrs.
Iona Foreman; Downey Ave. Chris
tan, Mrs. William G. White: First
Congregational, Mrs. Elizabeth Cotton;
First Baptist, Mrs. S. c. Fulrner; First
Presbyterian, Mrs. John Habbe; Hall
MAJ NJ z NJ W w Ta&~. T~---
ington NJ. E, Mrs. Lucy Jones; Irv-
ington Presbyterian, Mrs. Florence
Hoefgan; Memorial Presbyterian,
Mrs. Emma Miner; Meridian Heights
Presbyterian, Mrs. John Riddle; Rob
cts Park VI. E, Mrs. Kate B. Sinex;
Sutherland Presbyterian, Mrs. r. A.
Symmes; Tabernacle Presbyterian,
y 3. Harry F. Pavey; Third Christian,
Mrs. Lizzie Heath; Woodruff Place
BAPTIST, Mrs. Mary Craig; West Wash
ington Presbyterian, Mrs. Mary A.
Bryant: First Friends, Mrs. Walter
Sanders.
Miss Marjorie Morley will entertain
With a miscellaneous shower Satur-
day evening 1T her home in Irving
ton in honor of Miss Freda Merle
Cook. whose marriage is to take place
Oct. 10.
Nj and Mrs. Milton I. Miller will
entertain with a dancing party Sat
urday. Oct. II. in their home on High
land DR..
Joseph X. Gordon Women's Relief
Corps No. 43. met this afternoon at
g. a. R. Hail.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Beck. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
ueI Beck Of \. New Jersey St, 10
Carleton D. Greenwald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Greenwald formerly Of
New York City, will take place
Thanksgiving morning. Rabbi Morris
VI. Feuerlicht, officiating. Miss Beck
s a graduate Of Shortridge High
school Mr.. and Mrs. Beck will give
IN informal reception in her honor,
let. 10.
Presidents Day Of the Indianapolis
Woman's Club was celebrated today
With a luncheon in the P~ropylaeum, at
which covers were laid for ninety, the
Ables being decorated with baskets Of
all flowers. Among the speakers were
Hrs. Howard Mckay, Mrs. J. w. Fes-
ar. Mrs. o. n. Torian and Mrs. Ernest
)e Wolf Wales, the incoming presi-
'ent. The new officers for the Indian
polls Woman's Club which is the old
st woman's organization in Indian
polls, founded in 1875, are: Mrs.
uexander NJ. Robertson, vice presi-
ent; Miss Belle n. Dean, recording
ecretary; Mrs. Charles B. Campbell,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Frederic
'[rul, federation secretary Il Mrs.
cry H. Blue, treasurer.
Miss Dorothy Kelly left today to
pend several days in Charlottesville.
Iiss Kelly's marriage to J.. Brawner
parnell will take place at s o'clock,
Let. Il. in the home Of her parents,
II. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly. in Irv-
ngton. Miss Kelly's attendants viii
, her sister, Katherine Kelly. maid
Z honor. and little Jean Tudor. flower
irI. Glenn Howe will be best man.
Mss Kelly attended Butler College
nd the Heron Art Institute. Mr..
9arnen is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Darnell of Broadway.