The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

today at an Indiana Day" program
of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chap
ter of D. A. r. at the chapter house,
S24 n. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Kate
Miner Rabb told of the early history
of Indiana. Stephen Badger sang In
diana and other selections, and Miss
Melissa Jane Cornelius sang a group
of James Whitcomb Riley's songs, ac-
companied by Mrs. Charles Pfaffiin.
Mrs. James L. Gavin acting re-
gent, presided.
Miss Martha Stubs came today
from Indiana University to spend the
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Stubs, 46 Johnson Ave.
Taylor Groninger, corporation coun-
sci, will address the Altrusa Club Sat
urday at the regular luncheon at the
Lincoln on Public Utilities"
49,
Mrs. j. A. Johnston and Mrs. H. J.
Ballentine entertained with a pretty
spring card party of eleven tables this
afternoon at the Officers Club at FIT.
Harrison. Spring flowers carried out
a color scheme OF yellow and white and
green which was also used in the ices
and appointments.
The guests included several out
oftown persons.
Mrs. Curtis Hodges was chairman Of
hostesses today for the monthly lunch
con of the Seventh District Republican
Women's Club at the Columbia Club.
She was assisted by Mesdames John
w Judah Marshall T. Levey. Harry
Meyer, f. C. Toner, Clarence A. Mar
tin, J. D. Goss, Taylor Z. Groninger.
Claris Adams was the principal
speaker. Mrs. e. c. Rumpler pre-
sided.
The monthly luncheon meeting OF
Mu' Phi Epsilon, national honorary
musical sorority, will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Walter H Judd, 325
Berkeley Ro.. Friday.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. John
A. Sink and Miss Mabel Rose.
Following the luncheon, a program
based rpon Verdi's opera, Aida" will
be given. On the program will be Miss
Lulu Brown, pianist; Mrs. Asel Spell
man Stitt. soprano. accompanied by
Miss Brown and Mrs. Walter Hiatt.
who will read a paper
The Woman's Rotary Club will hold
an important business meeting at the
Claypool Monday. following the regu-
lar luncheon.
The Jaunt-a- Bit Club will meet with
Miss Marie Hawekotte 241O N Tai
bolt Ave, Friday night.
Members of the north section of
the Girls Federation of the Third
Christian Church were entertained
Wednesday night with "A st. Patrick's
party at the home Of Mrs. L. =. Dob
inson, 4461 Carrollton Ave A fea-
ture of the decorations was a green
satin '.stovepipe" hat, surrounded by
flowers.
A program was given by Miss Mar
garet West, interpretaive dancing;
Miss Helen Fillmore, violin solos; Miss
Helen Harrison, harp selections. Miss
Minnie Lloyd talked.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. w.
b. Loucks of New York, an honor
guest; Miss Lois McCammon. Miss
Thelma Dawson, Miss Miriam Howe
and Miss West.
officers of the literature section of
the Woman's Department Club were
reelected Wednesday Mrs. Frederick
G. BALI is chairman; Mrs. Robert FL
lott, vice chairman; Mrs. Ronald A.
Foster. secretary, and Mrs. Horace
Buskirk, treasurer. Appointment of
standing committees will take place
after the general club election
March Is.
Following the business meeting of
the section, Prof. e. M. Root Of Earl
ham College spoke on modern litera
ture. Mrs. Harvey B. Martin, accom-
panied by Mrs. Nj. d, Didway, sang.
Mrs. BALI presided
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tonnis, 1886
Bellefontaine St, have returned from
a visit in Greencastle, Ind.
Miss Wilma Lee Taf1inger, 1914 e.
Twelfth St. will be the honor guest
tonight at a party given by her
mother, Mrs. r. T. Taflinger, to cele-
brate Miss Taf1inger's birthday.
There will be five tables of 900"
The guests: Mesdames Call Spangler.
Albert Shouse, William Anderson, Flu
Fehrenbach, OFT Roos, Dan Fl. Nolan,
Raymond Volz and Pete Frenzel, and
Misses Carley Redding, Alta Bates,
Naomi Bixler, Lavina Fisher, Hilda
WetZel, Hilda Bennett, Mildred Math-
erss Lillian Siegrist, Winifred May
jors, Marie Stowhig, Ruth Hoyt and
Marie Wilding.
Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger, F'orty-Second
St and the Monon railroad enter
tafned ten little girls Wednesday after
ION in honor of the ninth birthday
Of her daughter Elizabeth.
Officers of the B. u. Dame Club,
elected Wednesday afternoon are:
Mrs Eileen Lively. president: Mrs.