The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-21
Parties, Meetings end Social ActiUities


gram has been arranged by Miss
Catherine Clifford to follow the buff
fet luncheon. Miss Clifford will give
resume OF Bizet's opera, Car
men,"
The Independent Social Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
NJ. B. Spellman. SOC w. Twenty
Ninth st Following the business
session Mrs. ID. +. Gruber. soprano.
accompe lied by Mrs. John A. Sink.
will sing. Assisting hostesses: Mes
danes Frank Shellhouse, Howard
Galley and howard B. Stitt.
The Indianapolis .eiphian Council
will give a dnrer Monday evening
at $40 in the Lincoln room OF the
Lincoln. MRS Demarchus c. Brown
will preside
Regular monthly social meeting of
The -Arbor Vitae Sorority will be held
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Nyilfred Harrison. Mrs. Ray S.
ISean will sing.
4 varied program in applied edu-
cation was given at the monthly
meeting OF the Seventh District Fed
Grafton OF Clubs at the SEVERN Fri
day morning. Samuel Z. Perkins,
Jr.. gave an interesting talk on
birds. and a talk on gardens was
given. Miss Geraldine Hadley OF
Technical High School, gave a prac-
teal demonstration in home econo-
mics. Mrs. George Reeder sang a
group OF songs written by Mrs. Cora
Young Wiles. Mrs. John T. Wheeler
presided.
Mrs. Ronald Fisher was elected
president of the Current Discussion
Club Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Donald Vliet, 1868 Guilford Ave.
Mrs. Dwight Peterson was elected
treasurer. and Mrs. Alvin Dittrich.
secretary. Mrs. Edna Camp read
paper on Gardening"
The indianapolis Local Council OF
Women entertained Saturday with
tea and reception from to p. m.
on the mezzanine floor OF the Clay
pool In honor of Charles s. Whit
man, former Governor of New York,
who spoke.
william Herschell read a group
of his poems; Miss Frieda Heider.
| aox,an4 ~op1 aooovono pfo1 Ixy M,-o
John Kolmer, and Miss I1orinda
Cottingham played violin numbers.
Receiving were Mr.. Whitman,
Mrs Bert 8. Gadd, president of the
council, and members of the execu-
tive committee. Mrs. Ed Jackson,
presided at the tea table.
The Indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority met
Saturday for a 1870 p. m. luncheon
at the Polly Primm tearoom, fol-
lowed by sewing meeting for the
sorority project, a summer camp at
Jacksonville. Mich. for children.
Covers were laid for Misses zillah
Carriger, Pauline Powell, America
Brown, Pearl Apland, Josephine
Hornaday and Mesdames Anna Rick
man. Leila Dotterer and Vesta Lar
more.
The Seventh District Democratic
women's Club will meet Friday eve
ming at 8 at the club. % e. Vermont
st. w. z. Cauer. city chairman,
will talk on Organization" followed
by an address by Albert Stump. The
Giee Club OF Butler University will
sing.
Victorian Chapter Of the Inter
national Study Club met at the
home Of Mrs. J. r. Peterseim, 111S
Congress Ave-. Friday afternoon.
Officers reelected were: Mrs. ]. r..
Peterseim. president: Mrs. Ida
Knott. vice president; Mrs. Carrie
SheIburn. treasurer: Mrs. John
Donaldson. secretary. Mrs. Samuel
r. Artman talked on Sulgrave
Manor, the ancestral home of
George Washington. Mrs. Frank
Hollingsworth and Mrs. Peterseim
gave short talks on 1.-The Queens of
England" after which Mrs. Art
man presented Mrs. Peterseim with