The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-30

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INTER- AIN MEN 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

II the Service Star Legion enter enter
- - tanned the members Of the State
Assembly Woman's Club with a tea
this afternoon at the Y. ". c. A Mrs.
Nyron R Williams, president of the
chapter was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Warren T. AIcCray, wife of Gov
ernor McCray, Mrs. c. J. Buchanan,
president Of the Assembly club and
the following officers Of the legion,
Mrs. L. S. Lesh, Mrs. E. J. Robson.
Mrs. Herman Munk. Mrs. D. B. Jor-
dan, Mrs. William Qinings, Mrs. MadI-
son Swadener, Mrs. W. II. Brown,
Mrs. Thomas Stuckey and Mrs. D. NJ.
Barry.
Mrs. Bruce NJ. Maxwell, national
executive secretary of the Service
Star Legion told of the aims of the or
ganization. A musical program. in
Guiding Riley songs by Frederic Krull
and piano selections by Miss Florence
Keeper was given. Mrs. Cora Young
Wiles was in charge of the program
and Mrs. 4. ". Brayton Of the decora-
tons, and presided over the tea table
She was assisted by Mrs. Charles Al
Iison, Mrs. D. K. Armstrong, Mrs. Lu-
cetta Aldridge, Mrs. Mary Z. Adair,
Mrs. J. H. Arlington, Mrs. Robert H.
Bryson, Mrs. James P. Baker. Mrs.
Maude Ballinger, Mrs. Alice Banks,
Mrs. c. c. Barnes, Mrs. T. A Berry,
Mrs. Fred B. Boyd, Mrs. Daniel D.
Brosnan, Mrs. VIII H. Brown, Mrs.
William Bosom, Mrs. F. a. Brier, Mrs
c. P. Bray, Mrs. Lucette Brooks, Mrs
c. P. Brant, Mrs. Herbert J. BUel and
Mrs. Willard Boyle.
~ NE hundred children from the
Indianapolis Orphanage win be
the guests of the Indianapolis
chapter of the American Association
Of University Women at the perform
sncs Of Tony Sarg's Marionettes in
Uncle Wiggtly'' at Caleb Mills Hall
at ( o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
time has been arranged so that schoo
children may be present and the vari-
Gus parent-teacher organizations will
assist the association. The following
presidents Of parent-teacher organiza
tons viii act as hOstesses: Mrs
George Bartlett, Shortridge; Mrs. W
T. Morris, No. IS; Mrs. William He'd
rick, No. 20; and Mrs. A. B. Marglieth
No. 45.
Miss Alma Sickler entertained at
tea this afternoon at the bi-mOnthly
meeting Of the chairnen Of sub-com
rnittees of the Indianapolis League of
Women Voters. The following were
present: Miss Martha Allerdice. Mrs.
+. E. Ellis, Mrs NJ y. Hadley. Mrs.
G. E. Gordon, Miss Jeanette Parry,
Mrs. T. ]. Clark and Mrs. Horace W.
Carey.
The Mothers Circle Of the Beech
Grove school will repeat the play,
odd Fashioned Mother" which was
given Dec. 20 for the benefit Of the
children's milk fund. It will be given
Wednesday evening in the school au-
ditorium. The following will take
part: Mrs. E. c. Snyder, Mrs. L. A.
NendenhaIl, Mrs. Carl Dunlop, Miss
Thelma Sparger, Mr.. and Mrs. ". a.
Hendricks, Miss Mary Elizabeth Kali,
Ralph Underwood. Walter Kendall. f.
y. Parker and Duff Thomson.
Francis F. Hamilton. building com
missioner FRED -. seek. smoke IN
vestigatOr, and DR.. Herman G.. Nor
gan, president of the board Of health,
discussed the smoke nuisance at a
meeting of the Local Council of Won
en- in the Board Of Trade this after
noon. Mrs. A. J. Clark. president of
the council. presided and introduced
the speakers. George Calvert spoke
on the question Of the preservation OF
the cupola and columns Of the State
Institute for the Blind.