The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20

TWO of the oldest forms of
l. amusements in the world
are scheduled for the entertain
ment Of Indianapolis women in
the next few weeks.
Tony Sarg's Marionettes. a g1or1-
fled development of the old Punch
and Judy Show, is to be brought to
Caleb Mills Hall Jan. 81, for two per-
formances by the indianapolis Branch
of the American Association of Uni
versity Women.
Uncle Wiggily" will be given in
the afternoon at 4 o'clock. Don
Quixote" will be presented in the eve
ming at o'clock. The latter is
most elaborate production, one of the
latest of Mr.. Sarg's efforts and has
been received with enthusiasm every
place it has ben shown. Mrs. James
Bawden has charge of the arrange
ments and Mrs. Everett SchOfield will
arrange for the ushering which will
be done by college girls in the after
noon and by public school teachers in
the evening. Miss Angelina Bates is
chairman Of the ushers committee.
Charades, or tableaux. have been
a popular amusement since the old
days when the Bible stories were
depicted in tableau form in the
church yards of English villages.
Eighteen famous figures in literature
and music will be portrayed at the
performance which the Welfare Club
will give for the benefit of the Home
for Aged Women Tuesday afternoon
at the Woman's Department Club.
The program is as follows: Musical
selections by the Lincoln Trio, Mrs.
S. K. Ruick, Miss Ella Schroeder and
Miss Winifred Lakewood; The New
Year" posed by Miss Joan Hagedon;
The House Of Dreams" by Mrs. II.
+. Won Grimmenstein, and Mrs. John
F. Haines, assisted by members Of the
Aftermath Club; vocal solos by Mrs.
O. T. Behymer, accopanied by Mrs.
Douglass White, and a prologue by
Mrs. H. L. Won Grimmenstein preced-
ing the following pictures posed in
costume: Priscilla" Mrs. Lawrence
Olson; My Last Duchess" Mrs. Oren
Hemphill; Annie Laurie" Miss Jo-
sephine McCrae; Pawn Lippincut.
Miss Hulda Lawrence; Brides of
Other Junes." Mrs Frank Hunter;
Hawaiian Love Song" Miss Mary
Parker; Becky Sharpe" Mrs. Clar-
ence Weir; Mother Machree," Mrs
T. f. Hamilton; Riley's Our Hired
Girl" Mrs. John Sink; Gypsy Love
Song" Miss Bernlce Reagan; Fool
Young'uns," Mrs. John F. Haines,
Mrs. Rice Lambert and Mrs. L. w
Cofing; The Low Backed Cat" Miss
Helen Won Grimmenstein; Jane"
Miss jeanette Waughtel; In the At
ter-Clow." Mrs w ?. Hall and
Loves Old Sweet Song" Mrs. w. p.
Hail
Mrs. Julia Brown Bodner. violinist,
viii play The Meditation" from
That's" Mrs. Reese Wysong, Mrs.
Joel Wilmoth Mrs Joseph Capron
and Mrs. Dwight Murphy are in
charge Of the program. The hostesses
will be; Mrs. nellie Greyer. Mrs. Alon-
70 Chapman. Mrs. A. c. Earring, Mrs.
John Sawyer, Mrs. Clarence Nichols.
Mrs. w. II. Atkinson, Mrs. Hiram
Pearce. Mrs. w. c. Smith, Mrs. Car
lie Hammel, Mrs. Harold Dillon. Mrs.
Frank Haight, Mrs. Charles Maxwell,
Mrs. William Bogardus, Mrs. Otto
KeIar. Mrs. Chanulla White. Mrs.
Jesse Marshall, Mrs. John Simmons.
Mrs. +. L. Donahue. Mrs. Ferd Hal
Hex, Mrs. Anna Busdrk. Mrs. William
Cox and Miss Gertrude WysonS.
It was decided to show moving
pictures Of the sand dunes this week
at the Woman's Department Club at
meeting of tho Seventh District
Federation of Clubs at the Hotel Sew
erin. The federation indorsed the
bill TO make the dunes a State park
and in an effort TO create interest In
the movement decided to sponsor the
pictures and give assistance to Mrs.
Frank J. Sheehan Of Gary, who IS
fostering the bill The federation also
endorsed tho uniform marriage and
divorce bill and offered congratula-
lions to Mrs. Edward Franklin White,
the author Of the bill on her admis.
sion as a lawyer. to the Supreme
Court.
The community welfare and the
home and economies sections Of the
Department club viii hold a joint
luncheon and discussion Wednesday
ar the clubhouse. The wives or the
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