The Indianapolis times., 1924-01-17

II Fl KS DAVID ROSS, I1dNeISIlcAs
IMI Park, entertained today with
a farewell luncheon for Mrs.
Waldo E. Pierson. who will leave for
Cincinnati, Ohio, soon to live. Baskets
of pink carnations and narcissuses
formed the decorations.
Covers We're laid for these women,
who have been associated in primary
work of the First Presbyterian Church
for a number of years: Mesdames
James H. Mcconnell, Will E. Tinney.
John G. Hill, William C. Williamson,
Minor Goulding.
Mrs. NJ. E. Clarke. Grand View
road and Fifty Second ST., will en-
tertain the Mothers Club of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority at 1 o'clock
luncheon Friday. Members will meet
at 1890 at Thirtieth st. and College
Ave. where automobiles will meet
them.
Mrs. Augustus Coburn, Springville
Rd., entertained a few friends infor-
malIy at tea this afternoon in homer of
Mrs. Robert Parker of Boston, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Frederick A. Joss. 1886 N. Pennsyl-
vania st.
The Thursday Lyceum Club met
this afternoon with Mrs. Harry Plum
ner, 1914 Broadway. Assisting the
hostess was her daughter, Mrs. 7.
Halford Plummer.
Mrs. M. c. Woolf gave a sketch of
the life and works Of Edith Wharton
and Mrs. Helen Brown reviewed
Ethan Frome."
Mrs. Clarence Weaver was guest
of the club.
DR.. Harry G. Hill will address the
AItrusa Club Friday night at din
uer at the Lincoln. on Sugar for Sour
Grapes"
The Indiana League of Women vot-
ers board of directors met today at the
Sphinx Arms. Mrs. Thomas H. Mullins,
State president. presided.
The Study Circle of the Indianapolis
Council of Jewish Women met this aft
ernoon at the Temple. Delaware and
Tenth sts.. Mrs. Nathan Kahn, presi
dent. presided and Mrs. Demarchus
Brown discussed New Books"
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William Fortune will address the
members of the business and profes-
sionaI women's section of the Wom-
ans Department Club tonight at their
regular meeting following s o'clock
supper. His subject will be Tales of
a Traveller" Edward Greene will give
program of readings and Miss Lu-
ellie Crewe will play a group of vio-
In solos.
Preceding the program the members
will exchange white Elephant gifts.
The open forum viii be led by Miss
Lucy Elliott.
Meredith Nicholson, who was to
have spoken tonight, will address the
section April 10.
Dr. and Mrs Dudley Pfafm, 2SS E.
Thirteenth St. have returned frcm
visit in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs D. c. McRoberts. 1922 Park
Ave. entertained with two tables Of
luncheon bridge Wednesday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Sarah Bendel, whose
marriage to B. W. Carter Of Detroit.
Mich. will take place this month. Pink
and green were used in the decora-
tons. with q centerpiece Of begonias,
and the tables lighted with pink
candles in crystal holders.
The guests: Mesdames George Mar
tin. H. H. Garris, John Avery, CLAUDE
r. Griffin, Ray Mcqueen. John Her
mann.
Taking part in the play, THE Gift,
given this afternoon before the drama
section Of the Woman's Department
Club at the clubhouse, Seventeenth
and n. Meridian SITS. were Misses
Helen Powers. Dorothy Helmer, Bess
Tucker. Barbara Blatt. Merrill Lem
mon, Cecil Lise OF the Shortridge
Drama League. with Roger Franklin
property manager.
The play was given under the dlrec-
ton Of Miss Flora Love Of the Short
ridge high school faculty. Claude
Palmer, head of the music depart
nent, directed the musical program.
which included several numbers by
the ehortridge Trio, Miss Lorinda Cot
ttnRhan, violin; Susan Woodbury.,
Gallo, and Miss Opal Mae Thomas,
pianoi Miss Maxine Moore sang a
vocal solo and Robert Winstead
played q piano solo. Miss Woodbury.
played q cello solo.
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Mrs. Bruce Dodds of Detroit, Mich,
who is the house guest Of her
mother. Mrs. John Kennedy, 4249
Broadway. was the honor guest at a
pretty luncheon bridge Wednesday at
the home OF Mrs. Frank K. Levinson,
1914 Carrollton Ave.
The guests: Mesdames Frank Dunn
Of Zionsville, Edwin Bassett, Hal T.
Benham, Albert S. Kline. John Ken
nedy. Claude A. Harwick, Wicknffe
3. Lewis, Charles Z. Binkley, Henry
Barringer; Misses Beryl and Nellie
Smith.
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