The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-25

Activities
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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

~ NE hundred and eighteen mem
bers of theI community vel
fare and home and education
departments Of the Woman's Depart
ment Clubs with the members of the
State Woman's Assembly Club who
were guests, attended the discussion
luncheon at the clubhouse yesterday.
Benjamin J. Burris, State superin-
tendent of public instruction, ex-
planned the county unit bill which
was later Endorsed by both depart
ments. Charles NJ. Curry. chairman
of the survey commission. spoke on
THE Recent Indiana Education Sur
vey." J. y. Brown, secretary Of the
State board of charities, spoke at
the afternoon meeting on Indiana
and Her Public Charities and Correc-
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AZ RS. J. VI. DALRYMPLE will
MI entertain the members of
A'A Central W. c. T. L. at her
home on Park Ave. Friday afternoon
VI. A. Kelsey, secretary of the Near
East Relief. will tell of experiences in
Armenia and the picture, Uncle
america Sees It Through" will be
shown. Gen. Mesorp AZgapetian will
give a talk on Fighting the Turk. d"
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The annual Shriners' childrens'
party will be held Saturday afternoon
and evening in the enlarged banquet
room and dance hall of the Murat
Temple. Children up TO u years Of
age will be entertained from to >
o'clock and those up to p from $50
until 1890. The entertainment COM
mittee includes, E. ]. Gausepohl, chair
man; Walter T. White. Al HOffmeister,
Harry Emf, Clyde z. Titus, Joseph r.
Raub, Boyd W. TempletOn, Ed j.
Wuensch, Scot Wade, Roltare Eggles-
ton and Charles A. Rusch, assisted by
Robert L. Elder, Frank A. Holmes,
ODDS A. Porter and Frank Humston.
The ladies' committee is composed
OF Mrs. z. J. Jacoby. Mrs. D. F. Bill
ingsley, Mrs. Charles Mayer, Mrs.
Paul H. Krauss. Mrs. H. ". Klaus
mann, Mrs. L. T. Leach, Mrs. z. F.
Guy, Mrs. Z. J SchOonover. Mrs. John
E. Minor. Mrs. L. G. Buddenbaum.
Mrs. c. J. Orbison, Mrs. G. NJ. Spiegel.
Mrs. A. B. Wagner, Mrs. c. F. Meyer.
Mrs. c. :. Barker, Mrs. w. H. Brock
stamler. Mrs. R. L. Elder. Mrs. F. G.
Laird and Mrs. L. D. Clancy.
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Sixty-five women attended the first
regular meeting of the Democratic
Women's Study Club in the Oriental
Room at the Spink-Arms this after
noon. Luncheon was followed by a
talk by AIrs. Alice Foster Mccullough.
of Fit. Wayne. on Advantages of
Double Political Organization for
Women" Mrs. Julia Landers led a
discussion OF bills which have been in
troduced into the Legislature by
Democratic Senators and Represen-
tatives.
Jesse c. Moore will read a paper
on Some Architectural Phases Of
European Cathedrals" before the
Century Club Tuesday evening. Jan.
50. 1t will be a guest evening.
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Mrs. WiIfred Bradshaw and Mrs.
Earl D. Finley of Eugene St. enter
tanned Wednesday evening with a
miscellaneous shower in honor Of
Miss Gertrude c. Green. whose mar
riage to William West of Cleveland.
Ohio, will take place in February.
The rooms were decorated in orr
child and white Guests We're Mrs.
Lucien Green, Mrs. NJ. Z. Evans, Mrs
Roy Gault. Miss Eth Gault. Mrs. J.
F. Patterson. Mrs. Carl D. Patterson.
Mrs. Lawrence Allen. Miss Alpha
Hensley. Misses Norma and Martha
Jolliffe, Mrs. Tessie Barnes. Mrs. Rob
ert Elliott. Mrs. II. D. Knots. Miss
Dorothy Gullion, Miss DOrcas Nor
ris. Mrs Lenton BiddlecOmb. and
Mrs. George W. McNabb of Carthage.
The hostesses We're assisted by
their mother. Mrs. L. w. Dooley.