The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17

n ri ISIS EDNA NJ. RINK, 4153 Cen
.lNi trail Ave, entertained this aft
1 ernoon with a prertiIy appoint
ed ST. Patrick's bridge of four tables.
Miss Rink was assisted by her moth
err Mrs. Edward o. Rink, and Miss
Mary Steffen.
The guests included Miss Jeanne
O'Connell of Evanston, Ill, who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Connell, A Hendricks Pl.,
and Misses Mary and Catherine
Roepe, Justine and Gertrude Fo
garty. Anna Borcherding, Marie
Moore, Laura Barrett, Josephine
Weidman, Mrs. Frank Frohnapfel
Jr.; Mrs. Elmer A Steffen, Mrs. L.
T. Glidden and Mrs. Elso Greene.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watterson Hughes
read one-act play, ION the Thresh-
DID," by Wilfred Wilson Gibson, this
afternoon at a meeting of the Won
ans Research Club at the home Of
Mrs. r. Carver, 1927 ~ Meridian St.
She also read 'Tipperary in the
Spring" and "Childher an Irish
Mother Speaks by Dennis Mccarthy.
Mrs. Carver played a group of piano
selections which included. The Wear
in of the Green" Mother Machree, "
and The Sweetest Story Ever Told. g"
The rooms were bright with spring
flowers and the appointments were in
st. Patricks day colors.
Mrs. Walter E. More, 23O E. Pratt
ST., will be the hostess for the INDIE
pendent Social Club Tuesday instead
of Mrs. NJ. B. Spellman as formerly
announced.
The Monday conversation club met
today at the home of Mrs Roy Adams,
S25A Washington Blvd. Mrs. Myron
r. Williams reviewed Memories Of a
Hostess"
II Jamalie Club was entertained to-
day at the home of Mrs. Gaylord
Rust, 1853 College Ave. Chic Jack
son illustrated humorous talk with
cartoons following the annual cleo
ton of officers.
The rooms were arranged with a
st. Patricks day party. More than
sixty guests were entertained.
Mrs. Rust was assisted by Mes
DANES Clarke E. Day, w. II. Book.
stahler, Fred Mac Nicely. c. c. Win
chell. Jack Watson and John Soltaue.
Mrs. John E. Houon, 2S15 Cornell
Ave, was hostess today for the Fort
nightly Study Club. Spring flowers
were used to decorate. Mrs. Frank
c. Jones read a paper on 'Childrens'
Books of the SOS" and Mrs. William
II. Link spoke on Child Welfare"
The program followed an election of
officers.
The program for the Irvington
Woman's Club this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. r. Rolun Kautz. 4059
N. Pennsylvania St, was reading
play, THE Shadow in the Glen" Mrs.
Carl H Leber; vocal selections. Miss
Eleanor Honan OF Lebanon, accom-
panied by Miss Helen Julia Smith.
ter Apis. who have been visiting in
New York, will return Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert c. MoMurray and Miss
Bertha Richardson OF New York. who
have been visiting DR. and Mrs. r. V.
Converse. 1901 College Ave., are in
Kansas City,
Sixty tables have been reserved for
a card party tonight by the $3.50 Dem
ocratIo Club at the Indiana Demo
cratic Club. % E. Vermont St, Mrs.
Richard NJ. Coleman is chairman.
There will be bridge. nah jOngg and
a program Of music will be given by
Mrs L. w. Leucht. Mrs. ]. A. Sandy
and Miss Gertrude Gutelius.
Among the guests will be William
Rogers Of Waupokoneta, Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. William Reed Davis Of Phil.
adelphia, Pa; Mrs. Ralph Morris Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. John II.