The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29


group. to be covered by Mrs.
McNaull are the Harper At
lantic and Pulitzer prize novels
and others commended by IONA
Gale, novelist. During the after
noon a display of recent books will
be on display.
Mrs. Lutte Gueber will sing, &C
companied by Mrs. Lucille Hoss.
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The Mothers round table OF the
department club will have a tour
on the regular meeting day Thurs
day. Members are urged to bring
their machines and be ready to
leave the club house at 1870 p. m.
sharp. The tour is planned for the
State Boys School at Plainf1eld. All
the buildings will be shown and the
work explained. Charles Nc
Gonagle, superintendent of the
school will give talk following the
inspection of the buildings and
grounds. Members may invite
friends. Mrs Frank j. Lehr, chair
man of the department is in charge
Of the tour.
Peace day will be observed by the
Indianapolis Council of Women at
the Hotel Lincoln Tuesday. There
will be business meeting at 2
O'Clock in charge of Mrs. Melvin
Moon, chairman. The program Will
be at 8 o'clock. Dan SoWder, direc-
tor of Americanization for the
American Legion, will speak.
The North Side Study club will
meet with Mrs. William T. Cochran,
24O2 N. New Jersey ST., Thursday.
Mrs. Frederick Coons will speak on
National Parks of the West, and
Mrs. Charles j. Owens on National
Parks of the East"
Mrs. j. F. Rainier, 2716 Suther-
land Ave, will entertain the Vim
cent G. L. S. G. club Monday. Mrs.
Mary Perine and Mrs. Rose Cole
man will have charge of the pro-
gram.
The Beta Delta Tau sorority en-
tertained last evening with weiner
roast for the members and their
friends at the White Owl Club camp.
The Heyl Study club will meet in
the club rooms Of the Y. w. G. a..
Nov. /. Mrs. Verne B. Sharritts
will talk on "Rumblings of the
Storm" Mrs. James E. Pierce, on
Biography of George ILL.," and Mrs.
Harold G. Pennicks, on Patrick
Henry and Samuel Adams, the Fire
brands of the Revolution"
Magazine day will be observed by
the Thursday Lyceum Club this
week at the home of Mrs. j. A.
Taggart, 1850 N. Pennsylvania st.
Mrs. T. D.. Campbell will sing I'm a
Chinese Garden" by Milin.
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China, Yesterday and Today"
win be the subject for the Fort
nightly Literary Club at it's regular
meeting Tuesday. Yesterday will
be discussed by Mrs. VIM. N. Wish
ard, and To-day" by Mrs. Timothy
Harrison.
Mrs. o. L. Black, and Mrs. S. L.
Potter will be hostesses for the Irv-
ington Fortnightly Club Friday. Mrs.
J-P. Smith will speak on China,
and Mrs. Simon Reisler on "Pot-
terry"
The Alpha Eta Latreian Club will
have a guest meeting Tuesday. Mrs.
John K. Goodwin, 1901 Guilford
Ave-, will be hostess, and Webb
Adams will speak on 1.-THE Role OF
Woman in European Affairs"
The Woman's Advance Club will
meet Friday with Mrs Ernest BernS,
3O48 N. Illinois St., Mrs. S. M. Unger
will read a paper on FLOWERS and
Birds of Indiana" and Mrs. A. A.
Thomas has for her subject, "Na-
tionally known Industries of In
dianapoliS."
Mrs. o. 2. Behymer, No. 3, Worth
ington Apis, will be hostess for the
Aftermath Club Thursday. Mrs, F.
w. Shideler, will speak on Long
fellow" and Mrs. v. w. Woodward
on "Evangeline.
The Perian Study Club will meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. E
Files,1157 w. Thirty Fourth st. The
program will be in charge of Mrs. G
A. Mckinney, Mrs. P. A. Randall and
Mrs. j. M. Williams.
Mrs. Dwight Murphy, 3540 N
Pennsylvania ST., will entertain the
Hoosier Tourist Club Tuesday. Mrs
Thomas Davis will talk on "a Bus
Eye-View of London. Westminster
Abbey and st. PauI's Cathedral will
be discussed by Mrs. G. o. Huff
E1and and Mrs. Harry Forte.
Mrs. C. w. Lahr, $3.50 Dinner St.
will be- hostess for the Irvingtor
Chautauqua Club Tuesday. "a Por-
trait of Thomas Jefferson" will be
given by Mrs. Mayme Findley, ant
Mrs. H. w. Haworth will discuss
current events.
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$ Paul L. Haworth will speak be-
fore the Indianapolis Literary Clut
on 'tSidelights of George Washing
ton" Monday evening The club
will meet in the D. A. R. chapter
house.