The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-20


of bridge at the home OF Mrs.
W. H Smith, 313S Sutherland Ave.
Baskets of vari-colored chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the rooms upstairs
md the halls and living room down
stairs.
HOstesses were Mrs. William Paul,
chairman, and Mesdames Gustave
Mueller. Wesley Shea, George Jones,
BIyron Cosler. Charles Zwicl1. Edwin
HeIweg. George Grinsteiner. Preston
| Rubbish. R \. Mueller. Gilbert Cooke,
George Spindler. Walter Eaton, Glen
Thistlewaite and Miss Magenta Ryan.
Proceeds of the affair will buy
braces and supplies for the crippled
children Of the city hospital The
prizes, one for each table. were do
mated by members Of the guild.
Chairmen of the five sections Of tn
Pi Beta Phi bridge tournament are in
charge of the final party Dec. l at the
home Of Miss Geraldine Expert, 1928
N Illinois St. which will close the
first tournament. Reservations for a
second tournament to begin the third
week In January Will be closed that
day. Mrs. Ellis B. Hall is general
chairman, assisted by Miss Ethel
Curryer, Miss Irene Thurman, Mrs.
H. D. Trimble. Mrs. Clifford Rice and
Miss Betty Graft
Miss Lillian Weyl. 1905 Broadway,
viii be hostess for the last meeting Of
me Wednesday afternoon section
Wednesday night at her home
The Monday afternoon section will
meet for the last time Friday night
1t the home of Mrs. T. A. Stroup, 169
". F'orty-Fourth St
Mrs. John A Sink. 1920 College
Ave, was hostess this afternoon for
the meeting Of the Expression Club
Baskets of vari-colored chrysanthe-
NUNS were arranged about the rooms.
Miss Mildred Johns sang a group Of
songs, which included Peace" Bob
erts: "Rabanzranzath," Pagore; Ami
NAL Crackers" Hageman. Mrs. J. E
McKie reviewed Booth Tarkington's
Hope of Happiness" Miss Lelah
zimmerman, pianist, played a group
of selections.
Mrs. George Saunders Of Bluffton
has been appointed vice president Of
the State Woman's Assembly to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Mrs. Joseph Henley of Bloomington
Mrs. c. J. Buchanan, president Of the
assembly, made the appointment at a
recent meeting.
Alvin P Hovey ". r c. No. 1876
presented a silk flag TO the kindergar-
ten at E. Washington St and Chester
Ave. this morning. Mrs. Madge Grady
made the presentation speech.
The Seventh District Democratic
Women's Club will meet Friday night
at the Indiana Democratic Club, % z.
Vermont St The principal speaker
viii be Mrs. A. P. F7yn, on "Organiza-
ton"
The Independent Social Club met
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Denny, 3s44 Graceland Ave.
The program included vocal numbers
by Miss Mary Denny. accompanied by
Miss Katherine Tarr.
MIS-. l. L. Miller, $40 DOwney Ave,
was hostess this afternoon for the
Irvington Chautauqua Club On the
program were Mrs. Katherine Payne,
who read a paper on The Era OF the
Short Story; Mrs. Edgar A. Perkins,
an original short story. and Mrs. w.
o. Terry gave current events.
At the open meeting of the Home
and education department Of the
Woman's Department Club tonight an
oid-fashioned District School, will be
presented by members OF the club and
their husbands. Mrs. O.. NJ P1tten-
ger, general chairman Of arrange
ments; Mrs. r z. Remington. chair
man Of the section Mrs. ]. c. Henley,
chairman Of courtesy committees; Mrs.
W. A. Eschbach, luncheon committee;
Mrs. Nettie New, membership, are in
charge Of the affair.
Head master Of the school win be
z. o. Snethen, president OF the Indian
soolts Federation OF Community Civic