The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-03
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Il rI It's. Il. h. tLICklNGER, 4430
/ INIi Park Ave, entertained with a
! LII charmingly appointed luncheon
today in honor of Madame Marguerite
/ Melville LiszneiwskS, who gave q re-
/ cital Friday at the AIurat under the
/ auspices OF the Matinee Musicale
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
and yellow tapers in crystal holders
/ tied with white tulle formed the table
/ decorations. The guests were served
at six small tables. At the table with
guest OF honor were the hostess and
Mrs. Henry Schrumann. Mrs. Lafay-
cite Page, Mrs. Robert Brakeman.
Mrs. Leo Rappaport. Miss Ida Belle
/ Sweeney and Miss Adelaide Carmen.
Other guests were Mesdames o. d.
Letter, Charles II. Adams, Louise
Schellschmidt Roenig. Clyde Titus
George oRthrock. c. E. White, Allen
Johnson. Frank Cregor, George Won
negut, Frank Reissner. Lulu Fisher,
/ Helen Warrum Chappell. Misses Paula
Kpp. Amelia Kipp. Pauline ScheI.
! schmidt and Grace Hutchings.
/ Assisting Mrs. Flickinger were her
daughter. Janice McShirley OF New
castle. Miss Charlotte Weisslko and
Misses Charlotte Riessner. Susanna
holhof and Kathryn Warrender.
The fifth anniversary of Armistice
day will be observed Thursday at 2
p. m at the general meeting of the
/ Woman's Department Club at the
clubhouse on Seventeenth and N Me
ridian SITS.
| Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis, chaplain
with Base Hospital No. 80 overseas.
will speak Music will be furnished
/ by the Lincoln Trio and Mrs. Mary
| Traub Busch, soloist. Oswald Ryan,
Anderson, former national chairman
| of the Americanization committee Of
the American Legion will be the prin-
/ cipal speaker of the afternoon. The
! American War Mothers, the Service
/ Star Legion and wives OF officers of
FIT. Benjamin Harrison. will be spe-
| cial guests. In charge of the social
hour to follow the program are Mrs
1 Myron Williams. president Of the
! Service Star Legion; Mrs. z. May
| Hahn, president of the American War
Mothers, and Mrs. o. L. Watkins. gold
star mother, assisted by all war moth
/ ers of the club.
| The Indianapolis Alumnae Associ
alton Of Kappa Kappa Gamma will
entertain with a musicale and tea Sat
urday at the Spink-Arms in honor Of
| Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger, a member Of
the association, who has recently been
elected president of the Indiana Fede-
ration of Women Clubs.
| Miss Sarah Jane Hunter will be in
charge OF the program. Mrs. William
A. Mooney will be chairman OF the
| hostesses. Assisting her will be Mes
danes A. w. Brayton Jr.. A. H. F'iske,
Herman Bradshaw. Lyman Temple
ton. P. X Buskirk, James B. Nelson,
E. ]. coleman, Arthur Cravens, John
L. Benedict, Misses Ruth Allerdice,
Katherine Kautz. and Jane Pritchard.
The Indianapolis League Of Women
Voters discussion group. the first of
a series under the plan of the national
league conducted by Miss Sara Lauter,
will meet Tuesday at p. m. and for
six successive Tuesdays. The topic
for discussion will be THE Conven-
]
Better System?" will be led by Miss
Alma Sickler, who was secretary OF
the round table on nominating meth
DDS at the conference on political sci
ence at the University Of Wisconsin
in September.
The meeting will be held at the Polly
Prim Tea Room. at Eleventh and N.
Pennsylvania SITS.
The monthly meeting of the Indian
apolis Indorsers Of Photoplays will be
held at 10 a. m. Tuesday in the social
room Of the Fletcher American Bank.
Mrs. David Ross will give a report of
the meeting Of the National Council Of
Women held in Peoria. Mrs. o. c.
Lukenbill viii report on the meeting
Of the Indiana Federation of Clubs in
Evansville.
Indianapolis Alumna Club Of Kappa