The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-03

N EISS Marion Louise Pratt is the
NJ guest of her mother. Mrs. f.
Pratt, at the Spink-Arms
Hotel Miss Pratt. formerly of In
dianapolis, is in charge of the harp
department and assistant director of
piano at the Wallace Conservatory
in Columbus, Ohio. She will visit
here until Jan. Is when she viii so
to New York City.
~ Chapter of Kappa Kappa
Nj Gamma will entertain with an
informal dinner this evening
in honor Of it's founding. at the
chapter house in Irvington. Members
and alumnae of the chapter will be
present. The sorority colors. two
shades Of blue viii be used in decora-
ton.
4 round-table discussion of child
u hood jealousy was lead by Mrs.
J. S. Clay. at the Irvington
Mothers Study Club at the home of
Mrs. P. McEwan this afternoon. hrs.
K. G. Whitney was the reader for the
afternoon.
FOLLOWING a talk by Mrs. Ed
ward Franklin White. the In
dianapolis Local Council OF
Women at a meeting yesterday after
noon at the Propylaeum, voted TO
support the uniform marriage and
divorce bill which viii be presented
IN the coming session Of the State
legislature. At the close Of the meet
ing an informal reception was held
for Mrs. W. H. Blodgett, who will
spend the next three months in
Florida and for Mrs. S. p Artman.
who leaves soon for South America.
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The meeting Jan. 16 Of the Found
er's chapter Of the American War
Mothers will be a discussion lunch
con to which guests may be invited,
It was decided at the meeting yes
terday at the home Of Mrs. J. NJ. Ora
ham. This will be the first OF a Sc.
rfes Of meetings at which the work
that is being done by various ma
tons. to limit the possibilities of war,
VIII % discussed.
The Fortnightly Music Club met this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Louis
G. George. Mrs. Arthur Moninger
was the speaker for the afternoon.
Mrs. c. c. Munday was hostess for
meeting Of the Wednesday After
noon Club this afternoon. at which
the Rev. ". o. Trueblood spoke on
Modern Amusements." Mrs r. L.
Davidson provided a musical program.
The newly installed officers Of the
George H Chapman ". r. c. No.
10 are as follows: President. Mrs.
May Hensley Mcintyre; senior vice
president, Mrs. Zulia Gaumer: Junior
vice president, Mrs. Clara Mitchell:
chaplain. Mrs. Celesta Leet: treasurer.
Mrs. Henrietta Neal; secretary, Mrs.
. Minnie Metivier; patriotic instructor,
Mrs. Ella Smith; press correspondent.
Mrs. Jennie Bowser; musician, Mrs.
Maude Morgan; color bearers. Mrs.
Lydia Wilson, Mrs. Emma Roys, Mrs.
Ida Copeland and Mrs. Nettie Bird:
conductor. Mrs. Gertrude Bretney; as
sistant conductor. Mrs. Hannah Carr;
guard, Mrs. Anna S. NewsOn: assist
ant guard, Mrs. Media n. WeIkhoff.
and installing conductor. Mrs. Hen
rietta Neal. The retiring president,
Mrs. Clara Erwin. was presented with
a gold badge in behalf Of the corps.
by Mrs. Ella Smith. The newly
elected officers presented the Install
ing officer. Mrs. Letitia Heuss, with
silver pin.
Alvin T. Hovey Relief Corps in
stalled the 1928 officers at their meet
ing yesterday afternoon I'm G. 4 r
I!aH on z. Maryland s.. \ gold badge
was presented TO Mrs. Ethel F,mmous.
outgoing president. and a basket of
flowers to Mrs. NIadge Frady. the in.
stallinS officer.