Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

Mrs. Eugene Simms, Mrs. Russell Moore,
Mrs. Thomas Luckett, Miss Elizabeth
Taramore, Miss Annabelle Trook, Miss
Harriet Dithmer, Mrs. J. w. Costin,
Mrs. Rowland johnson, Miss Mildred
Morgan, Miss Irene Morgan, Mrs.
Joseph Mullane, Miss Augusta O'Hair
and Miss leila O'Hair.
Ladies' day Will be observed by the
Kiwanis Club at its meeting Wednesday
noon In the Riley room of the CIaypool
Hotel The occasion also will take on
the nature of a floral fiesta for the club
is not only to have a verbal invitation
to participate In the coming national
flower show, but the invitational com
mittee is going to SAY it with flowers"
Special music will be provided and
stereopticon pictures will add to the
flowers show invitation. An industrial
motion picture also will be shown.
The Hoosier Athletic Club will enter
tain the members of the Optimist Club,
at its dance Thursday night,
Members Of the Athenaeum will be
entertained Thursday evening, with a
recital to be given by Miss Vera Pope,
cellist, and Miss Edna Swanson Yer
Haar, contralto. Miss Iona Burrows will
act as accompanied. The recital will
be followed by dancing.
Or. John F. BarnhilI, who is touring
Florida after spending several weeks in
Miami, will return home about April /.
Miss Ruth Page, who viii dance with
Adolph Bohm Wednesday evening at the
Murat, Is visiting her parents, Doctor and
Mrs. Lafayette Page. Ad0lph Bohm and
his director, Carlos Salzedo, arrived yes
terday and will spend the week end with
DR.. and Mrs. Page.
The II Jamilie. an organization com
posed Of the wives Of the Murat Chanters,
will meet this evening at the home OF
Mrs. George Kast. 1917 East Vermont
street, for the annual election Of officers.
The New Irvington Country Club will
he the scene of a dancing party and
housewarmlng this evening when the IT.
Vington American Legion Post and the
auxiliary to the post will entertain. Mrs
Simon Reisler, who is in charge of the
arrangements for the evening, viii be
assisted by Mrs. Clarence Hughel, pres
ldent Of the auxiliary; David Beach, com
mander of Iryington post; Mrs. John
Davenport and Mrs. Arthur Robinson
The guests Of honor, Mayor and Mrs.
Samuel Lewis Shank, will lead the grand
march at o'clock. Refreshments will
be served.
At a meeting this afternoon Of the Ex-
preston Club which was held at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Burns, ST. North
Temple avenue, n program from Verdi
opera, al Tr0vatore," was given, made
up Of a talk on the life OF Verdi, the
story Of the opera and two piano num-
bers. The I'll Troyatore Fantasy" and
The Anvil Chorus" by Mrs. Herbert Nc
Neeley; medley for the violin consist
ing Of selections from III Trovatore."
played by Mrs. John A Brown, and 1.-THE
Gypsy Song" "Miserere" and Home TO
Our Mountains" sung by Mrs. Noble Hi
genberg. Mrs. Ned Clay accompanied
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hngenberg on the
piano.
In addition to the Verdi program, Mrs.
Ernest Colvin gave n talk on the English
poet. Alfred Noyles. and read THE Bar
rel Organ" and other Of his poems and
Mrs. Lloyd G. Litten talked on the Faunt-
leroy home after which the club members
sang The Old Fauntleroy Home" writ
ten by Mrs. Henry Joseph. and pledged
themselves to support the movement to
purchase tho home for the use Of the
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
$50
Miss Marian McCray VIII spend Easter
vacation with her parents. Governor and
Mrs Warren T. McCray, 101 East
Twenty Seventh street. Miss McCrly has
been attending Wells College
The Matinee Musicale win give pro
gram of Spanish compositions at It's
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon.
$50
Miss Hilda Wright was hostess for a
miscellaneous shower for Mrs Doyle
Carbin, formerly Miss Christia Pfoten-
hauer Of Carmel, before her marriage on
Feb % The guests included Mr. Harry
Roberts, Mrs Clinton Brunson, Miss Lou
Gentry, Miss Evelyn Gibbs, Mrs. Wray
McConkey and Miss Violet Brunson. The
decorations were carried out in red and
white, and miniature brides and grooms
were given as fayors.
Miss Ruth AiIeen Gilmore, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Russell Gilmore, 1l10 Keal-
ing avenue. left yesterday for Tampa,
Fla, where she win be married to Or
Vile F Weesner at the First Brethren
Church, March 20.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Machin-
lists Union Will meet at $50 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon Mt the Machinist
Hall, 80 South Delaware street.
49,
The Golden Rule Lodge, l.. o. o. p,
will give bail at Shepard's Hall, Ala
bama and Washington streets, tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Stuart Dean, chairman OF the
committee Of the Girl Scout
drive, assisted by her committee, will
give a tea Thursday afternoon for the
Scout girls, at the home Of Mrs Thomas
Taggart, 1881 North Delaware street.
The Only Euchre Club will give card
party this evening a Musicians Hall, 143
East Ohio street.
The Protected Home Circle viii give
a card party and dance this evening in
the P. II. c. hall, Michigan and East
street.
At a dance given by employees of the
William II. Block Company at Fountain
Square Hall, last evening, Miss Jean
Cohen and Gustave Domont won the prize
for the best dancers OF the fox trot.