The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-10

will be at home after June l at THE
House by the Side Of the Road" Dan
vile, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schube.
219 y. Gray St. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Kath-
ryn Amelia. to Charles J. Murray
Of Dayton. Ohio. The wedding will
take place late this month.
A~pretty luncheon was served mem
bers of the Jessie Brown Study Club
Wednesday before the regular meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs. G. f. Sloan.
2059 n Alabama St The table was
arranged with spring flowers.
Guests were Mrs. e. r. Parry Of
Marion. Ind: Mesdames Addison NIL
Ter. L. p. Sims, D. r. Wheeler. Irv-
ing w Lemaux. Joseph 3. Healing,
NJ. J. Spencer, ArthYr f. Bradshaw.
B H. Urbahns. William r. Davis.
John c. Ruckelshaus, B H. Gaffln
and Miss Dorothy Cunningham.
After lunch MIS-. Demarchus Brown
gave a talg on Faust" illustrated
by monograph records.
$50
New officers Of the AmicItia Club
are Mrs. J. H. Larson, president;
Mrs. j. Lawrence Wells. first vice
president: Mrs. Arthur e. Carr. second
vice president Mrs. Galen Doyal. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Frederick
Bretthauer. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Arthur 7. Harms, treasurer;
Mrs. Carl Day. parliamentarian; Mrs.
o. NJ Richardson, publicity chairman,
Mrs. Alexander Goodwin, delegate TO
the convention of the International
Council OF Women; Mrs. James Berry,
alternate: Mrs. w. H. Blodgett. dele
gate to the biennial convention Of
the General Federation Of Clubs; Mrs.
George O'Day. alternate; Mrs. Samuel
Grimes. delegate to the State Fedora.
ton of Clubs. Mrs George w. Green.
alternate; Mrs. a. l.. Atkins, delegate
to the Seventh District Federation Of
Clubs: Mrs Minnie O'Hara, alternate:
Mrs. Harry Allen, delegate to the
Local Council of Women; Mrs. Louise
Broughton, alternate; Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith. delegate to the Indiana In
dorsers of Photoplays, and Mrs. AL
bert Bretthauer, alternate.
The election took place at the home
of Mrs. Attn Saylor. 2219 Ashland
Ave. Wednesday afternoon.
Members Of the Hoosier Tourist
Club were entertained today at lunch
con at the home Of Mrs. A. r. Lewis,
3141 N. New Jersey st. Spring flowers
decorated the tables. Pink tapers in
crystal holders lighted the rooms.
A musical program followed cleo
ton OF officers. Mrs. Salem D. Clark
sang accompanied by Mrs. Francis
Reynolds. Miss Carol Carr gave a
violin solo; Miss Maude McGinety, a
piano solo; Robert Lewis, son Of the
hostess. sang. and Harold and Anna
Lewis, children of the hostess, played
a piano duet.
Special guests were Mrs. Willard
Beck. Mrs Francis Reynolds and
Mrs. E. w Bilyeu.
Mrs. Lewis was assisted by Mrs. ].
E. Andrews and Mrs. Clark
Dr. and Mrs. G.. 1. Dakin of Detroit
| dIO SLOPp1AAS dL NIlS 0Ady IOOl lOI d low
days on their way home from the
South.
The Women's Rotary Club will
meet Monday for a luncheon and
business meeting Monday at the Clay
pool, Parlor B.
Alfarata Council No. s, Degree of
Pocahontas, will have a card party
at $3.50 p. m. Friday in Red Mems Hall,
North st. and Capitol Ave.
Kolok Council, No. 70, B. Of T., will
give q card party in Druids' Hall, 141s
w. Ohio St., Friday night.
Mrs. K e. Rosengarten, sos Prospect
St., will be hostess for a benefit card
party at $50 p. M, Friday. Proceeds
will be used by st. Mary's Church
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