The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-24
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are especially invited to be present
Reservations for the luncheon should
be made by Monday, with Mrs. George
\. Van Dyke, Washington 2673.
The afternoon program for the reg
.ular meeting of the department of
community welfare will consist of a
talk by Walter Jarvis, commissioner
of parks and recreation.
The Eft Cetera Club will meet with
Mrs. H. w. Carey Monday for a 1
o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Carey will be
assisted by Mrs. L. D. Millikan.
The Woman's Republican Club of
Indiana will meet at the Claypool
Thursday afternoon. Richard Lieber
will speak on Conservation of In
terest in Indiana" VIII A. Hough.
member Of the State tax board, will
read some Riley selections.
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The Phi Gamma Tau sorority will
meet this week at the home of Miss
Josephine Hoffman on E. Michigan st
Mrs. John Moncries will entertain
with tea for thu members of Major
Robert Anderson w. r. C. Tuesday
afternoon. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Edna Pauley. Mrs. Cora Sum-
mers. Mrs. Sadie Stevens, Mrs. Lorena
Spray and Mrs. nellie Slammed.
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The American Association of Uni
versity Women met this afternoon at
the Claypool. Mrs. Frank Streightoff,
presided. Miss Stella r. Fox, of the
Lafayette branch was a guest at the
meeting. and invited the Indianapolis
branch to a State conference in La
fayette, May -. Officers for the
year were elected
Miss Anna Brochhausen and Mrs.
John r. Curry We're assisted in re
ceiving by Mrs. Angela Moler, Mrs.
Daniel NJ. Luten, and Mrs. Russell C.
Creviston.
Miss Isabella Sagbee reported for
the committee which furnishes in
formation and data in regard to
women's colleges. Mrs. Robert II
Sherwood told of the American
Library of English books in Paris.
Miss Amelia W. Platter reported for
the May Wright Sewall Memorial
Fund and moved that an additional
gift be appropriated. Mrs SewaI was
one Of the founders Of the Indianapo-
lis branch.
Miss Flora Drake gave a report
Ct the educational conference in
Cleveland in February. A report Of
the work Of the Legislative Council
Of Indiana Women was given. Miss
Josephine Bauer gave a report for the
finance committee.
Mrs. Edith Lane Rogers. daughter
Jane and VIII Lane Of Lafayette are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Keatngs
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Bennett.
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The freshmen of the Butler chapter
Of Delta Delta Delta were In charge
Of n party given this afternoon at the
chapter house for the Indianapolis
alliance of the sorority. A stunt was
given by Margaret Waters. Anna
Catherine Hodges, Gail Stlmson, Ehz-
abeth Shelby, Hazel Meier. Helen Yes
tai. Mary Winter. Florence Carper,
Margaret Haldy, Dorothy Shoemaker
and Irma Jean Ralsback.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Of Butler College gave a rummage
sale today at Sixteenth St. and Co
lumbia Ave. for the benefit of their
building fund
The Scarlet Quill Club will give a
membership dance March 20 at the
Kappa house in Irrfngton.
DIR. and Mrs. \. NJ. Towles of Irv-
ington have returned from Florida,
where they spent several months.
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St. Margaret's Hospital Guild will
hold an all-day meeting Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. r. d. Norris on y.
Meridian St.
Mrs. Don Warren entertained the
Central W. c. T. L. Friday after
noon at her home on Ashland Ave.
Mrs. II. e. Sommers sang, accompa-
MED by Mrs ". 0. Wood. Mrs. c. f.
Asbury spoke on Does the Life and
Power of the Church Depend on a
Christian Sabbath"
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Miss Vera Merz, whose marriage to
Grover Weisenberger is to take place
April 4, was the guest Of honor at
an attractively appointed miscelIa-
neOus shower last evening given by
Mrs. George E. Stewart.