The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-17

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
IS. CHARLES ARTHUR

NE CARLISLE OF South Bend,
chairman Of the legislative
committee of the Indiana League of
Women Voters, entertained the mem
bers of her committee with a lunch
con this noon at the CIaypool Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Rainey was guest of
honor. Following the luncheon the
progress of the leagues legislative
program was discussed. It was an
nounced that two of the bills spon-
sored by the league, the mothers aid
bill and the bill regarding constitu-
tional amendment introduced by Sen
ator English, have been acted on ia
vora5ly in committee. Covers were
laid for the following:
Mrs. Z. c. Earl. Muncie; Mrs. Wv
ian Wheatcraft, Whiteland. Mrs. c. C.
Warrington. Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Alice
Foster .MCCulloch, TT. Wayne; Mrs.
W. II. Myers, Hammond; Mrs. S. C.
Rowland Charlottesville; Mrs. Harry
r. AIcNullen. Aurora; Mrs. Ora
Thompson Ross, Rensselaer,: Mrs.
Fred Ballard, Terre Haute; Mrs. A.
H. Beardsley, Elkhart; Mrs. Z. A.
Gould. Peru; Mrs. 7. L. Henley,
Bloomington; Mrs. Allen I. Fleming
Mrs. Fred A. Sims, AIRS. George Dick
son, Mrs. Henry Beck, Miss Adah
Bush, Miss Kate Cox. Mrs. W. T.
Barnes and Mrs. W. S. Greenough.
of Indianapolis.
The Calender Society of the Centen-
airy Christian Church viii give an en-
tertainment Thursday evening at the
church. a Japanese tea viii be fol
lowed by a playlet. The Little Pink
Lady" given by pupils of Miss Dor
othy F'UIkerson. A program of music
and readings viii be given after the
play. Those taking part in the pro
gram are Miss Alice Lacey, Miss Vir-
gtnia Mann, William Coy, George Coy,
Miss Culosa zimmerman, Miss Clara
belle Otey, Miss Mary Smith, Miss
Aileen Klaiber, Miss Betty Barone.
Miss Mildred Marsh. Miss Chrisanna
Ellis, Miss Virginia Bailey, Miss Ruth
Cassidy, Miss Thelma FUlkerson, Miss
Violet Alberts and Miss Emma Priggs
The Foundation Day banquet Of
Indiana University viii be held Satur-
day evening in the Travertine Room
at the Hotel Lincoln. President VII
liam Lowe Bryan and Ralph Sollitt,
alumni secretary. a member of the
United States shipping board. will be
the speakers. c. ". Weathers is in
charge Of the reservations.
The Olive Branch Social Club will
meet at a tea Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Fred Noerr on
sisted by Miss Anna c. Gardner. Mrs.
Elizabeth Mitchell and Mrs. Voretta
Stein.
The approaching marriage of VII
liam Frederick Sigfried Thinks Of In
dianapolis. and Miss Anna Augusta
Liefke of Karl St, F'0rst Lausitz, Ger
many. has been announced.
Two hundred and twenty-five res
rvatiOns have already been made
ubr the charity card party which the
Ell Cetera Club viii give at the Sphinx
Arms tomorrow afternoon Mrs. L.
=. BUrnette is in charge Of the ar
.angements and the officers Of the
club are: Mrs. 7. Z. Remington.
president; Mrs. o. c. Lukenbill, vice
president; Mrs. Z. D. Nillikan, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Hattie Wan
gelin. treasurer: Mrs. B. E. Bowman,
corresponding secretary.
Mrs. F. ". Kelsey spoke on In
teIligence Tests: Their Worth and Sig
uificance," at "a meeting Of the psy-
chical research section Of the Won
ans Department Club this morning.
Miss Grace HickOx spoke on "Noyes,
NIasefeld and Galsworthy'' at a meet
ing of the drama section of the
Woman's Department Club this aft
ernoon. The hospitality committee
If which Mrs W. II. Shell is chair
man. served tea following the pro
Gram.
The committee making arrange
Inents for the dinner-dance to be
given Saturday evening at the Sphinx
Arms. includes Mrs. Glenn Thistle
waite, Mrs. Harry Dunn, Mrs. Wal
ter Eaton. Mrs. Q. c. Root. Mrs.
Preston RUBBISH. Mrs. George Jones,
Mrs. Wesley Shea. Mrs. George