The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-25
CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

ence's Revolt in the Desert will be
The topic Of Mrs. c. H. Winders. and
Tar&.ngtons "Plutocrat,' of Mrs. F.
S. Bowloy.
The Intor-Alia Club will meet
with Mrs. William J. Campbell, 1914
Maple I'd. Life of Richard the
Lion-Learted' will &c the subject of
Mrs. O. L. Cunning. and "Uniyersi-
ties If Europe During the Middle
Ages, Of Mrs. Walter G.. Earll.
Nicaragua" will be the topic Of
Mrs. !. /. Miller at the meeting Of
the Irvington ChautauQua Club with
Mrs. E. A. Perkins, 5457 Julian Ave
The Eoosicr Tourist Club will
meet with Mrs. o. Ct. Huffman. $3.50
College Ave. The program will in
clude "Gton' by Mrs. c. f. Farrell,
Stoke Poges" by Mrs. A. F. Lewis,
and The City Of Dreaming Spires
by Mrs Sherman Motifs.
"Transplanted Geniuses in Amer
lea will be the subject of the Me
ridian Heights Inter-Sc Club with
Mrs. j. w. Potter, 122 E. Forty
Eighth St The program will in
cluce The Soul Of An Immigrant"
"Panunzio' by Mrs. E. c. Rubbish,
Augustus Saint-G audens" by Mrs
NJ. w Rhoads, and Singers in a
Strange Land by Mrs. c. Z. Par
sons.
A Washington birthday party will
be given by the Amicitia Club with
Mrs Harry Allen, 673 E. Twenty
First St. assisted by Mrs. Rufus
OHarrow.
Mrs. j. F. Ryan. 21l5 N. PennSyl-
yania St. will be hostess for the
Proctor Club. Mrs. F. A. Metzger
will lead a discussion of Truthful
ness and Honor Mrs. J. S. Ferris
will speak on Fairness in Thought
and Word"
The Fortnightly Club will meet at
the d. A. r. Chapter House. Mrs.
Herman w. Kothc will speak on
The Evolution of Sports" and Mrs.
Frank B Fowler will speak on
Progress Of Education
Mrs. Newton Mcclure, 4331 N.
Pennsylvania ST., will be hostess for
the Independent Social Club.
WEDNESDAY
Statesmen in Many Lands" will
be the subject of Mrs. V. G. Wiley
at the meeting of the Minerva Club
with Mrs. E. S. Cummings, 1928
Cuilford Ave. The responses will
be Indiana Statesmen"
THURSDAY
The Aftermath Club will meet
with Mrs. T. w. Demmerly, 22O E.
North st. Election of officers will
be held. Mrs. E. E Hamilton will
lead the discussion of current
events.
The Pierlan Club will meet with
Mrs. j. M Williams. 1854 Talbot
ST. The program will include talks
by Mesdames C. A. Mckinney, T. d.
Hoover, M. F. Conner, and E. A
Files.
"Silk Industry" will be the topic
of Mrs. Fred L. Warner and Opium
Industry" of Mrs. w. N. Carpenter
at the meeting of the Culture Club
with Mrs. Albert Ogle, lit Newman
st.
Mrs. D. A. Murphy, 354o N. Penn
sylvania St., will be hostess for the
Woman's Round Table Club. Mrs.
Robert Trumbull will speak on 1.-The
Rivals" and Mrs i--urphy on "Po17'
Relations and "a Dissertation
Upon Roast Pig
The Indianapolis Women's Club
will meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs.
Carlos Rocker will speak on "Old
Walls, New Masters" and Miss Edna
Levey on "I'll Tell You Everything 1
Know-It Will Not Take Me Very
Long"
Mrs. T. A. Lavelle, 1920 Lowell
Ave. will be hostess for the Irving
ton Catholic Woman's Study Club.
Elmer A. Steff1n will talk on
Church Music"
SATURDAY
The Saturday Afternoon Literary
Club will meet with Mrs. Glen Howe.
$3.50 College Ave, assisted by Miss
Anna Meier. Mrs. Willard s., Boyle