Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
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The drama department Of the Depart
ment Club yesterday reelected the fol-
lowing officers ar the clubroom, 1902
North Meridian street, for the coming
year: Mrs. Everett ". Schofeld, chair
man; Mrs. f. A Brown, vice chairman !;
Mrs. Frank Reissner, treasurer. Mrs.
Dick Richard was elected secretary.
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Miss E1oise Hamilton, 2120 Park ave-
nue., viii have as her guest this week
end Miss Martha Forsythe Of Franklin.
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The Indianapolis Alumnae chapter OF
Kappa Alpha Theta will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Walter GreenOugh,
$50 East Fall Creek boulevard. The pro-
gram committee will be Mrs. Dwight S.
Ritter, Mrs. Joseph ". MuIlane. Miss
Edna Hamilton and Mrs. Walter l..
Krull.
The Seventh District Democratic Won
er's Club tea viii be given this after
neon in the clubhouse. Albert Stump will
speak and Mrs. Henry Commiskey VIII
lead the discussion.
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Mrs. Jenness Miller. who came into ma
Honal prominence twenty-five years ago
as an advocate Of women's dress reform,
viii lecture Sunday night in the All
Saints Unitarian Church on the subject
Of Giving Brains to the Body"
Mrs. H. ]. Purvis Of the Baker apart
ments was hostess for the Dinner Club
yesterday.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of Roberts Park Church will meet
Friday afternoon IN the church parlors.
The program will be THE Russian
Lead" by Mrs G. NJ Smith; 1.-The \.
Be. &c Dairy" first aud second chapter,
Mrs. William Chivester. The host esses
viii be Mrs. L. a. Mcdonald, Mrs. W. a.
VIaddin. Mrs. +. A. Burnell and Mrs. A.
y. Mahaffey.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown spoke on
ireland and the British Isles" yesterday
at the meeting of the Jessie Brown Travel
Club. Miss Dorothy Cunningham, 216l
North Meridian street, was the hostess.
assisted by Mrs b. H. Urbahns.
Miss Ida Anderson and Miss II. f.
Hoagland left yesterday for Kansas City,
Mo. 10 attend the midwinter meeting
Of the executive board Of the national
officers Of the Business and Professional
Women's Club.
The Technical High School Reserves
Of the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation viii give a play. Miss Fearless
and Company" Friday evening in the
HoIIenbeck Hal. The proceeds from
this play viii be turned into the sum
mer conference fund. The members Of
the cast are: Gladys Bell, Louise Bro
deur, VeIma Slack, Kathryn Mccoy, Mary
Merrill. Jean Turner, Elizabeth Trotter,
Grace CasweIl, Helen Luedeman and Eva
Marshall
Mrs Elizabeth Murray will be hostess
or Democratic Ward tea at her home.
S44 Saunders street, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. ida Snider and Mrs. Elizabeth
Meister will assist. Mrs. John Downing
johnson viii speak.
The Little Theater Society will meet
this evening in the public library. The
plays TO be read are: The Open Door,"
by Alfred Sutro, TO be read by Miss Lau-
rel SIfon and James Carpenter, Of the
public speaking department of Butler
College Mrs. Eugene Fife will read
Say 1t With Flowers" by Frances
Marion. Miss Marion is the author OF a
number Of scenario ~ Mary Pickford.
Reports Of the progress of the relief
campaign among the teachers at Arsenal
Technical schools were made this after
noon at a meeting of the workers at the
home Of Miss Ruth Stone, oil West Drive.
Woodruff Place. Miss Stone has on her
committee Miss Ruth Bozel, Miss Hazel
Pearson, Miss Jane Strain, Miss Mar,
garst Burnside. Miss Mary Bowen, Miss