The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-10
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

TIME State Assembly Woman's
Club met at luncheon at L
o'clock today in the Riley Room
Of the CIaypool Hotel, where covers
were laid for 200. At the speakers
table were Mrs Russell K. Bedgood,
Of LAFAYETTE. president: Mrs. Rowland
II. Hill, Of Carthage. secretary; Mrs.
Allen T. Fleming, who presided Mrs
Warren T. McCray. and representa-
tfves of various women's Organiza-
lions in Indianapolis The luncheon
was preceded by q reception on the
nnezzanine floor given by indianapolis
club women for the visiting members,
and followed by a program Of talks
and music and the annual election Of
officers. Madame Kathryn Murdoch,
soprano accompanied by Mrs. Carlyn
Turner, sang a group Of songs.
EISS Alice Larsen and Miss
NJ katherine Baker. of lansing.
Mich, viii be the guests OF
Miss Meta and Miss Tilda Lieber, Of
y. Alabama St. for the weekend.
They Will attend the Founders day
banquet and dance of Kappa Alpha
Theta.
Mrs. II. T Spencer and Mrs. Charles
7. Morgan entertained the members
Of the Jessie Brown Travel Club with
a luncheon this noon at the Columbia
Club. Covers were laid for sixteen,
the centerpiece being q basket Of red
carnations tied with red tulle. Mrs
r. IT. Gaffin Mrs. Herman Rhine,
Mrs. Walter Krull and Mrs. John y.
Bromert we're special guests. Mrs.
Demarchus Brown spoke on, The
Burns Country"
Mrs. r. ". Knipp entertained the
members Of the Zetathea Club this
afternoon. Hawaii was the subject
Of discussion. Mrs. II. L. Brewer
smoke on, CAS- it Was in the Begin
ming" and Mrs. Cora Morgan vii
Hams on, Hawaii Today"
Mrs. Charles Sommers spoke on,
The Discovery Of Radium and its
Uses at the meeting Of the New
Century Club at the home Of Mrs.
Frank ". Parrish this afternoon.
Mrs. G. o. Lehman assisted the hos
tess. and Mrs. D. 3. Carter spoke
on 1.-THE Health Of Our Cities"
The January meeting of the
woman's Department Club was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Felix
T. McWhIuter. president. presiding.
John B. Reynolds. secretary of the
Chamber Of Commerce. introduced
Gen. Mesrop Azgapetian, all Armen-
ian officer, who reviewed the con
quests Of the Turks since their origin
as Tartars. He asked that the Ameri-
can people continue to protest against
indifference 10 the massacre OF the
Christian Armenians and Greeks.
Vachel Lindsay was the principal
speaker, explaining the new poetry
movement as he understands Il and
reading several OF hts poems. Miss
Martha RundeH played several violin
selections. II was announced that
the board Of directors viii give an old
fashioned party for the members. and
their husbands. Jan. 81. II Will be an
old time costume party with games
and music OF long ago.
Mrs. Walter s. Greenough, president
OF the Indiana League of Women Vot-
ers, spoke on the Sheppard Towner
act. through which the league desires
Indiana TO obtain Federal aid for
maternity welfare work, at a meet
ing of the Indiana Child Welfare As
ISOLATION held yesterday at the Clay
pool Hotel. Mrs Rudolph Acker of
Terre Haute, president, presided. It
was resolved TO make an extensive
survey OF the organizations in Indiana
doing child welfare work.
The new officers Of the Indianapo-
lis Humane Society, elected at a meet.
ing last night at the Chamber of
Commerce. are: Mrs. Dotha L. Lantz.
president; T. Ernest Maholm. first
vice president; Mrs Thusnelda Bar
rett. second vice president; Thomas
2. MCGEE. secretary. and Miss Ida z.
Moore. treasurer. The directors an