The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-26

The Indiana Republican Women ,
Club. Of which Mrs. Martha j.
Stubs is acting president, will give
a public benefit garden party Thurs
day afternoon and evening at the
home Of Dr. Amelia Keller. 1915 Gull
ford Ave. The party in the afternoon
will be devoted to cards Mrs. o. A.
Hobbs will be in charge, assisted by
Mesdames r. E. Remington, e. ].
Robinson, Roy Pile. Taylor Gronnin-
ger, Luke Duffey. Clarence r. Martin.
Harry Campbell. Otto Keller, Daniel
Schaible, Robert Blazer and Lee
Dodson.
Pupils of Madame Theo Hewes will
give dances on the lawn. Those who
will take part are Eleanor and Lucia
Wilde. Ernestine Walker and Jane
Crabb. Senorta San Juan will con-
duct a fortune telling booth during
the afternoon and evening.
A musical program, by Mrs. Everett
Johnson and Mrs. James Ogden, will
be a part Of the evenings entertain
1 ment. Miss Almanac Fee, toe dancer,
will dance in costume.
Mrs. Julia Belle Tutewiler will be
in charge Of the evening program
assisted by Mesdames James p, Good
rich, Jean Mccormick, John Gardiner
Wilson, Pearl Hughes, ]. H. Donald
son and Clara Shank.
Part OF the proceeds Will go for the
Riley Memorial hospital fund. Reser-
vations for the card party may be
made with Mrs. Hobbs or Mrs. Tute-
wiler.
The Indianapolis district Jubilee
meeting Of the Womans Christian
Missionary Society will be held at the
Y. W. c. A. all day Tuesday, begin
ming at 10 a. m. Mrs. II. A. Turney
will lead the devotional services.
Miss Mary Kelly, for twenty years
a missionary in China, viii tell Of the
special work being done by the In
diana branch OF this organization in
South Gate Mission, Nautung China.
DR.. r. Z. Smith. national secretary
Of the United Christian Missionary
Society, Will speak on the work be
ling done in the mountain districts OF
Tennessee.
Mrs. o. H Greist, general field sec
rotary Of Indiana, will present the ar
) rangements Of the committee for the
5 golden jubilee celebr alton for 1924
!; Mrr. Earl B. LANCE is in charge OF
! tea to be given by the Indianapolis
e branch Of the American Association
. Of University Women for the senior
: women at Butler University in Resi-
= dence Hall, June l.
/ Miss Martha Doan, dean Of women
at Earlham College and sister of Mrs
Frank Streighton, president of the
indianapolis branch. will give brief
{ address.
I Assisting Mrs. LANCE are Mrs
= Frank Hatfield, Mrs. @, Quincy Dun
l lop, Mrs. Everett Schofleld, Mrs. ]. C
Moore and Miss Evelyn Butler. Mem
bers of the branch who have attended
Butler University will act as assisting
hostesses.
1 Miss Ruth Bemis, whose marriage
. to DR.. John r. White will take place
9 next Saturday. will be the honor
guest at q dinner to be given Mon
: day night by her sister, Miss Pearl
> BenIs, at their home. 444S Washing
t ton Blvd. Covers will be laid for
=, forty. Bunco and 500 will be played
during the evening. The hostess Will
be assisted by Miss Thelma Edwards,
Of Terre Haute. Ind.
E Professor James A. WOODBURY.. OF
3 Indiana University. will give an ad-
r dress on She Has Done What She
Could" at the presentation of a
t memorial IN honor of Mrs. May
, Wright Sewall, Sunday afternoon at
; the Heron Art Institute Short talks
d. by women active in the affairs of the
city will be given on the following
subjects: The Girls Classical School,
indianapolis Women's Clubs, the
Propylaeum Association, Collegiate
Alumnae, the Local Council of
Women, and the Women's Federation
Of Clubs. Following the program,
two beautiful candelabra will be pre-
scented to the institute by the Sewall
Memorial committee, Of which Mrs.
= T. c. Day Is chairman.
> At an exhibition Of the classes in
physical training of Manual Training
High School, Friday, Miss Marjorie
Clark and Miss Dorothy Sling had
arranged an attractive program of
floor work and scenic effect. A
!, pageant was given with Miss Bess
Sanders, Of the expression depart
ment in a monologue introducing
dancers from the Orient, Greece,
Japan, Russia, Scotland, Ireland in
elaborate costume, and gypsies in red,
white and blue.
Little Misses Eleanor and Lucia
, Wilde who recently have returned
!. from a school of dancing in Chicago
and are attending School No. As, gave
! group of toe dances. Part Of the
same program will be presented at
Manual Training at the May Day fes-
tival next Friday.
The home of Mrs. Austin Black. 1921
Parker Ave-, was artist1cally decorated
, Friday for the all-day meeting and
! reception of new members Of the CEN
trail w. c. T. u. Miss Vivian Ealand
: played the piano and Mrs. Bernice
Addison gave readings.
The Union voted to apply $25 on
payment for the Neighbor House at
225 Bright st.
Out-of-town guests were Mesdamcs
j. A. Cunningham. zelphia Resener,