The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-15
MONDAY

Music department Of the Woman's
Department Club will present Miss
Eleanora Beauchamp, assisted by
her pupils, in a two-piano recital,
through the courtesy of Mrs. Charles
E. Breeze. The program will begin
at 2:30. Tea will follow.
Mrs. o. S. Jaquith. 241 Blue Ridge
road, will be hostess for a meet
! ing of the New Era Club. She will
read a paper on Ireland" and Miss
Blanche McFadden will talk on
Irish Poets" Mrs. Ford WoodaD
will give a program Of Irish music.
indianapolis Literary Club, meet
! ing at the D. A. r. chapter house
will hear a talk on Benedict Ar
mold" by Fletcher Hodges.
Mrs. F. H. Likely and Mrs. r. G.
Johns will present the program OF
the Vincent c. S. l.. c. at the meet
ing at Fletcher American bank.
Mrs. Ira Swartz. 1854 North New
Jersey street, will be hostess for
the .Carnelian Club luncheon meet
ing. Assistant hostesses will be
Mrs. George Stiegman and Mrs. c..
G. Calkins.
Irvington Woman's Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. B. j. Ter
rell. 500 North Ritter avenue, for
! luncheon and election of officers.
The committee chairmen are Mrs.
| George Buck, Mrs. H. B. Treat and
Mrs. Frank T. Brown.
Monday Conversation Club will
meet at the Children's Museum, 1l50
/ North Meridian street. Mrs. w. A..
Bastian will be hostess. The pro-
gram is in charge of Mrs. Ernest
Wales and Mrs. F. A. Hamilton.
Mrs. Alvin Carpenter. 1852 North
New Jersey street. will be hostess
for the Sesame Club. Mrs. Roy Cor
ton will talk on the Indiana Artists
Club.
Review Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. John Kennedy, 1929
! Broadway. Mrs. Robert Patterson
/ is program chairman. Mrs. Hal Ben
ham and Mrs. Albert Seaton will
/ speak.
Mrs. Sylvester Moore. A Campbell
avenue. will have the meeting Of the
/ Monday Afternoon Reading Club.
Mrs. H. NJ. Phipps will discuss
Mexican Literature"
Woman's Research Club will elect
officers at the meeting held at the
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Miss Elizabeth Smith will
be hostess.
Social meeting of Eta chapter.
Iota Tau Tau sorority will be held
at the Columbia Club at 8. Miss
Elizabeth Mason will be hostess,
Theta chapter, Sigma Epsilon So
rority will meet at the home OF MISS
Viola Hermsen, 1924 Broadway.
Beta chapter, Delta Tau Omega,
will hold a meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce to discuss plans for q
benefit show to be given in April at
the Fountain Square theater.
Regular monthly social meeting of
i Gamma Delta Alpha sorority, will
be held at the home of Mrs. Walter
Farmer. 3137 Kenwood avenue.
TUESDAY
Proctor Club will meet with Mrs.
J. S. Ferris. 1909 North Delaware
street. Mrs. w. R. Shiel will discuss
Father Marquette" and Mrs.
Frank Dowd, Henri de Tonti," on
the program: Pioneer Catholics of
the Illinois Country
Luncheon and election of officers
of the Irvington Home Study Club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Harry Jordan, 579 North Audubon
road. Mrs. Horac w. Townsend
will review The Aftermath" by
winston Churchill.
Heyl Study Club will meet at the
Rauh Memorial library. Mrs.
James L. Beatty. Mrs, Franklin Nc
Cray and Mrs. Otto Moore will read
papers.
Expression Club will meet with
Mrs. D. D. Fitzgerald. 106 Ridge
view drive. Mrs. Harry l.. Foreman
will talk on Mature and Religion in
Poetry" Mrs. Charles TeetorS will
I discuss Early Church Music -
Hymnology," assisted by Mrs. Glen
ethel Thrush and Mrs. o. NJ. Rich
ardson. vocalists.
BrookSide Park Women's Club
will observe Founders day and hold
election of officers. Members of the
house committee are in charge of
the meeting.
Independent Social Club will meet
with Mrs. Newton Mcclure, 1881
North Pennsylvania street
Fortnightly Literary Club will
celebrate its forty-fifth anniversary
at the meeting at the Propylaeum.
Amicitia Club will have a card
/ party at the home of Mrs. Edna
Sharp, 2123 College avenue.
Dulcet Club will meet at the Lum-
ley tsaroom at 1890 for luncheon
and bridge. Mrs. Walter Hamilton
and Mrs. william Richard are host
eSses.
Christ church branch Of the Girls
Friendly Society will meet at the
parish house. Dinner. served at 6,
will be followed by a talk on Porto
Rico.
Mrs. r. W. Mumford will be host