The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-13

MONDAY
Theodore B. Griffith will talk on
Good for-Naughts" before mem
hers of the Indianapolis Literary
Club at the D. A. R. chapter, ga
North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. Alvin Carpenter, 1925 Broad
wav will entertain members OF the
sesame Club at her home. MIS-.
Sam Campbell will talk on "ta-
nous Sculptresses of America,
Members of the WOmanS Re
search Club will be entertained at
a luncheon at the home OF MIS-.
Milo H. Stuart, 4535 Park avenue.
Assisting hoStesSes will be Mrs. hos
coe w. Mercer. Mrs. Seymour Nor
rison. Mrs. j. H. Orndorff, Mrs. VII
liam J. Ransdell, Mrs. Sarah Rudl-
sill. Mrs. j. w. Noble, Mrs. Oreh
M. Priutt, MIS-. F. l.. Roberts, MIS-
Thomas Sinner and Mrs. }. T.
Smith. Mrs. James M. DUNCAN Will
give q, book review.
Mrs James Cunningham, 364o
North Delaware street, will enter
tain members Of the Review Cluo al
her home. New fiction Will be re
viewed by Mrs. H. Maurice Angel,
Mrs. Roy Balm, Mrs. Claude Z.
Jones Jr. and Mrs. Oliver Stout.
Members of the Irvington Wo-
mans Club will be entertained al
the home Of Mrs. Charles S. NC
Bride. $40 South Ritter street. Mrs.
John S. Harrison will review Bis
marck," by Ludwig.
Miss Josephine Schmitt, Will en-
terrain members of Alpha Tau Aeta
sorority at her home.
Delta Zeta Psi sorority Will hoIo
it's regular business meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce building
The following girls were pledged at
the meeting Wednesday night:
Miss Gladys Bowman, Miss Murlel
Smith Miss Martha Graghan, Miss
Fila Laurie. Miss Genevleve NC
KAY. Miss Sheppard. Miss Wahnita
Thon1pson. Miss Charlotte Van
Deman. Miss Ada Holding. Miss
Alfredo Summers and Miss Wilma
Myers.
TUESDAY
Mrs. Clyde Young, 52o1 Broadway,
will be hostess for the meeting Oh
the Hoosier Tourist Club at her
home. Mrs. j. P. Aspinall will talk
ON Edmund Burke" and Mrs.
Thomas Davis will have as her SUBJ
iect. Sir Thomas Moore" A n1u-
steal program will be presented.
Members of the Proctor Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. William
F. Fox Sr., 3540 North Pennsylvania
street. Mrs. w. J. Stark will talk
on THE Franciscan Missions.
Multum-in-Parvo Literary Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul
D. Tharp, 1862 Broadway. Subject
of study will be Through the OAR
danelles." Mrs. w. w. Stanley will
talk on Customs and Art in Con-
stantinople;" Mrs. William Polk,
distress in the Near East" and
Mrs. E. w. Fullenwider, Turkey,
Old and New" Members of the
club will talk on Trees in Turk
ISL Garden"
Mrs. G. C. Bosley will be hostess
for the meeting of the Irvington
Home Study Club at her home, 1926
| Oak avenue. Mrs. John K. Carr will
talk on THE Life and Letters of
Tobias Smollett."
! Irvington Chautauqua Club men,
bers will meet at the home Of Mrs.
]. B. Rosemburgy. 208 North Audit
bon road. Mrs. w. B. hockhart will
talk on international Relations.
Current events will be given by
members.
Mrs. Walter L. Jenney and Mrs
Arthur j. Rainfall will be joint host
esses at the meeting Of the EXPIRES
sion Club at the homeof Mrs. Jen-
ney. $500 Pleasant Run boulevard
Scotland. will be the subject of
study. Mrs. William B. Ward is
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Roy H
Graves, Mrs. Harold II. Arnholter
and Mrs Ralph Lamb.
Members of the Independent So
cial Club will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Carl G. Neerman, eli
West Maryland street,
Members OF the Heyl Study Clui