The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-24

Activities
ENTE AIN Me n T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


n at the Board of Trade this
morning ". A. Hanley of Eli Lilly
Caanpany spoke on The Smoke CUES
ton" Mrs. George Finfrock spoke
on Indianapolis Public Schools as a
representative of the Parent-Teacher
Association. The club history was
discussed by the history committee,
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke. Mrs. ". T.
Barnes. Mrs. Philip Zoercher. Mrs.
Charles L. Stubs. Mrs. Hattie Ryder.
Mrs Felix T. McWhirter and Mrs. \.
J. Clark The independent Social Club
had a separate table at the luncheon
for twenty members. Spring flowers
were used in the decorations.
TIME Altrusa Club will give
rummage sale May for the
II benefit Of the Riley Memorial
Hospital Miss Minnie Springer has
charge Of securing a location: Miss
Anna Abel is chairman Of the com
mittee on obtaining goods; Miss Helen
Trant, of publicity; Miss Celine Henry.
of delivering; Miss Minnie Foley. Of
finances. and Miss Virginia Trone, of
saleswomen.
Arthur Dewar, pupil Of Olive Killer
will give a violin recital Monday eve
ming at the Public Library, assisted
by Glenn Meyers. William Sander.
and Miss Bernice Wagner.
Mrs. c. A. Kurtz Will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society of the Moravian
Episcopal Church at her home on
Broadway, Wednesday afternoon.
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Pledges Of Butler chapter Of Kappa
Alpha Theta will give a dance May
% for the active members of the
sorority.
Hamilton Berry Chapter of the
Service Star Legion met this after
noon at the home Of AIRS. Herman
Munk Of n. Pennsylvania St. Mrs.
May Hamilton Helm, pianist will give
selections and Frederic Krull viii
sing original Riley songs. Robert Z.
Eeff will speak on the Riley Hospital
work. Mrs NIyron r. Williams viii
preside at the tea table which will
be decorated with spring flowers and
lighted with candles.
The indianapolis League Of Women
Voters will serve tea every Wednesday
afternoon at headquarters in the
Chamber of Commerce 1t was decided
at a meeting of the board Monday
afternoon. The slogan Every woman
an Informal worker and every woman
an active worker in her own political
party" was adopted The following
delegates to the State convention have
. been appointed:
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming. Miss Alma
Sickler. Mrs. George c. Finfrock, Mrs.
Katherine Tucker. Mrs Stanley A.
zweIbel. Mrs. John Downing Johnson,
Mrs. David Lurvey, Mrs. J. w.
Trenck. Mrs. Henry 4. Beck, Mrs. VIII
mer Christian. Mrs. Ira ". Holmes,
Mrs. VI. B. Spellman, Mrs. ". c. De
Miller, Miss Eldena Lauter, Mrs. J.
E Hollon, Mrs. Z. L. Burnett, Mrs.
Franc IL Streightoff, Mrs. Mary
Knippenberg. Mrs Albert J. Bever-
idge. Mrs. Wolf Sussman. Mrs. Marie
Karrer. Mrs. Clarence r. Martin, Mrs.
Richard NJ. Coleman. Mrs. Ida Belser.
and Mrs. J. w. Friday.
A reception will be held on the
stage at English's Theater Wednesday
afternoon. after the matinee The
members Of the Grand Players and the
manager, Charles Berkell, viii meet
the audiences
The members Of the Purdue Univer-
sity Harlequin Club will be entertained
at a reception at Englishs Monday
afternoon. April 80. to celebrate th-!r
return TO Indianapolis, where they
will present their annual production at
the Murat Monday night.
Mrs. F. P. Matthews announces the
marriage Of her daughter Isabella Ann
to Willis Donovan Evans which took
place Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans will be at home after
June /. on Middle Dr.. Woodruff
Place.
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter IS visiting
in Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. G. W. Gordon presided at a
meeting Of the Friendship Circle Of
the VVOpoap'S npr7a rtr,oanf CrI71A 4l,io