The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-06

m HE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Lewis Shank, 3547 E.
Washington St. was the scene
OF a pretty party this afternoon when
they entertained the WOmen's Aux
HAIRY to the Sahara Grotto. The
rooms were decorated with ferns and
baskets of fan flowers A business
meeting preceded the program. which
was arranged by Mrs. Chic Jackson.
Mrs. Marie Allison Elliott sang a
group Of songs and Mrs. Robert Young
gave readings. A dainty lunch was
served to nearly sixty guests.
Mrs. Shank was assisted by Mrs
Raymond Wright. The auxiliary is
making plans for the entertainment
of the women who will accompany
their husbands to the convention here
in June. 1924. This was the first
meeting of the organization since the
charter membership was closed in Oc-
tOber.
The first game of the bridge tour
nament conducted by the Woman's
Department Club was held this after
noon at the clubhouse, 1902 n. Me
rfdian st. Tea was served between
halves Of the game. The dining room
was simply arranged with fall flowers.
The hostesses were Mrs. Herbert H
Wright, Mrs. William EVERY. Mrs.
Thomas F. Davidson and Mrs. VII
liam Dobson. Miss Ethel Curryer is
general chairman of the tournament,
having successfully conducted a sim
liar one in other organizations.
The Woman's Department Club will
/, have a bazaar Nov. ID at the club
! house.
The Western College Alumna Club
has announced that they Will take
part In the College Melting Pot
Bazaar, Nov. 1924, at the Sphinx
Arms. A meeting OF the general COM
mittee was held Monday at the home
Of Miss Nellie Coates, 1927 Park Ave.
Mrs. Ray Fatout is chairman Of the
committee, assisted by Mrs. Richard
Bishop, Miss Bertha Latta and Miss
Coates.
The Indiana University committee
for the minstrel show met Monday at
the Spink-Arms at luncheon. The
minstrel show committee consists of
Mesdames John T. Wheeler, Kate
Miner Rabb, Walter Greenough. Tay-
lor Groninger, Frank Hatfield, Ralph
Woodfeld and o. H. Hershman. The
advisory committee on the minstrel
show will meet with Mrs. o. II. Hersh-
man, S515 n. Pennsylvania ST., chair
man. The committee includes Mes
DANES Ralph Showalter, Myron
Green, T. E. Stroup and Misses Marie
Field. Mary Alice Coleman, Elizabeth
and@Ann Johnston. Vera Sangernebo
and Julia Tutewiler.
Mrs. J. ". Atherton. $3.50 PIE 7sant
Run Blvd. will have a gro of
friends at her home Friday afternoon
&c sew for the Butler Booth. She
will be assisted by Mrs. George
Stewart and Mrs. Scott Brewer. The
Butler College color rosettes COM
mittee viii meet Saturday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. John S. Wright.
371S n. Pennsylvania st.
The Mount Holyoke group, OF
which Mrs. L. W. Bugbee IS chair
man, will meet at the home Of Mrs.
:. z. Perkins Jr.. 1O11 n. Penn
sylvania St, to discuss plans for the
apron booth. The other member on
the committee is Mrs. ]. W. Waddeu
The Smith College general COM
mittee will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home of Miss Blanche
Shaw. Thirteenth St and Park Ave.
The general entertainment COM
mittee, of which Miss Julia Fletcher
is chairman, will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. c.
Bohlen. II Hampton Court. Two rep
resentatives from each club will at
tend to assist on this committee.
The Indianapolis League of Women
Voters win meet at D. m. wecnes-
day night for an organization meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Clyde Young.
zoos Broadway. Archibald Hall will
talk on THE Constitution" and Mrs.
Alice Foster Mullins. State president
CT the league. will speak on why
the Lacquer"
Assisting Mrs. Young will be Mrs.
Charles Maxwell, Mrs. Bert Sergaas,
ence Martin.
Frank Nussbaum, soloist. accompa-
MED by Miss Louise Spellman, will
sing group of songs.
Mrs. Joseph Swain of Swarthmore.
Pa, who has recently returned from
a trip around the world. is the guest
Of Mrs. ]. c. Weir. William Penn
\ Apar .ments. She will spend a few
days here before going to Florida for
the winter.
The Calendar Club Of the Shelby
ST. NJ. E. Church Will entertain to-
night with a musicale at the church
following a business meeting.
The American County chapter of
American War Mothers will have a
special meeting at the Spink-ArIns
Wednesday afternoon called by the
president, Mrs. E. Mae Hahn.