Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-24

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eurgon, 246 South
Emerson avenue, will return Sunday
from Winter Garden, Fla, where they
have been spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Young have
had as their guest Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT,
Young of New Albany.
Mrs. j. D. Crankshaw, first vice regent
of the State for the d. A. R., who has
been the guest Of Mrs. S. e. Perkins, re-
turned to her home in the northern part
of the State yesterday.
The board Of the Womans Department
Club assisted by the patronesses Of the
Margot Asquith lecture, will give a tea
in honor of Mrs. Asquith Saturday
afternoon at ) o'clock at the club rooms,
Seventeenth and North Meridian street,
Mrs. A. L. Pedlow will have charge Of
the tea tables, and the Girl Scouts will
serve.
Mrs. W. ]. Torrance of Evansville.
president Of the Indiana Federation Of
Clubs, will spend the week end in In
dianapohs. She will attend the tea given
Saturday afternoon at the Department
Club in honor Of Mrs. Margot Asqulth
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Kennedy,
1881 North Delaware street,, will enter
tain with a dance at their home tonight,
In honor of the house guests of their
son, William Kennedy. The guests are
Miss Martha McFadden and Miss Vir-
ginia Clark, Edmund Kenney and Rich
ard Jones.
Mrs. E. Fl. *. McComb, 2145 North
Alabama street, received informally this
afternoon for her guests Miss Virginia
McComb of Chambersburg, and Mrs NJ
c. Woods Of st. Louis. There were no
invitations.
The board members Of the Harmonic
Club were entertained with luncheon
by Mrs. Glen Frlermood aud Mrs james
Fl. Lowry, at the home of Mrs Lowry,
1859 Park avenue. The home was beau
tlfully decorated with Easter flowers and
a large basket of Easter lilies adorned
the center of the table. Covers were
laid for twelve. Mrs. Frank Creagon.
Mrs. J. F. Reid Steele, Mrs. John Lloyd
Elliott, Mrs Helen Warrum Chappell. Mrs
Clyde Titus, Mrs. Charles Brookway. Miss
Leona Wright, Mrs. james A. Moag and
Mrs. James Pearson.
Metropolitan School of Music this after
noon in the Odeon Hall. There were pi-
ano, voice, violin and cornet numbers.
one-act play. Fast Friends" was
given by the Dramatic Club.
Mrs f. G. Johnson has been in Chicago
for the past few days giving the third
OF a series OF concerts ar he North
Shore Hotel. She will return and give
a solo at the Flower Show next Friday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Malott White. whose
marriage 10 John S. LOOMS will take
place April 4, will be the guest OF honor
at the following parties preceding her
wedding, Monday, a luncheon given by
Misses Mary and Eleanor Evans; Tues
day, a luncheon for which Mrs Frank
Hamilton win be the hostess; Wednes-
day, a tea given by Mrs w. w. knight
In honor Of Miss White and Miss Zelda
Clevenger, another bride-elect; Thursday.
luncheon given by Mrs. Jacqueline s
Holiday and Miss Alice II. Holiday
Friday Mrs Charles f. Mallard will en-
terrain; Saturday Mrs. Ovid Butler jane
son will give a tea; Monday, April 3.
Mrs. Robert Lieher will give a luncheon,
and in the evening Mrs. Woodburn Mas
son will entertain the bridal party at
dinner.
The II Jam.lie Club entertained 400
guests at a dance Thursday evening at
the Prather Masonic Temple Hall. Forty
Second street and College avenue The
proceeds Of the dance win be used to
furnish one OF the rooms in the new
Masonic School now under construction
in franklin
Mrs Henry Schurmann, president OF
the Indiana Federation Of Music Clubs.
left yesterday for Nashville, Tenn, where
she win attend meeting Of the board Of
directors OF the National Federation Of
Music Clubs.
Miss Helen HuT Shell arrived this aft
ernoon from Chicago, where she has boon
attending Chicago University, 10 spend
the Easter holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William II. She'll 2007 North
Delaware street.
Miss Naomi Baker will be the hostess
at the annual spring party OF the In
dianapolis alumnae chapter of Xeta Tau
Alpha Saturday afternoon when the
alumnae will entertain for the active
chapter at Butler College The chair
men Of the committees IN charge OF tho
program for the afternoon are Mrs Dun
can Reid, reception; Mrs. Bruce Morrison,
program; Mrs. Norris Stanley, music.
and Miss Esther Heuss, refreshments
The patronesses Of the sorority, Mrs
Howard Jensen and Mrs. Wilmer Harris,
will he guests of honor.
Miss Josephine McA1exander win ar
rive Saturday from Wellesley College to
spend the Easter vacation with her
parents, Or. and Mrs. r. o. McAlexander
The Girls Reserve Of the Y w. G. A.
gave n Mothers party last night. under
the direction OF Miss Ella Mcmillan and
Miss Louis ErgOtt. Miss L'Ammedeg
gave talk on 1.-THE Girl Guides Of Eng
land" which correspond to the Girls Re
serve Of the United States Miss Gladys
Malott gave a reading and a quartette
composed Of Miss Louise Ergott, Miss
Francis Garthwate, Miss Margaret Keene
and Miss Erma Day, sang Miss Doro-
thy Carothers gave a solo dance and
shadow play, directed by Miss Louise
Ergott, was presented by Miss Jean
Oliphant, Miss Dorothy Lafflin and Miss
Rosemary Murray.
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