The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-05
International
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will lee
ture before members of the Inter-
national Travel-Study Club, Inc,
this week on National Museum of
Fine Arts-Pizzaro's Death Picture"
These lectures on Argentina con-
clude more than a years study of
South America.
The Artman council will give it's
Christmas party at 8 Dec. Is. An
nouncement of committees and
place will be made later.
Jeanne D'Arc and Normandy
chapters will hold their regular
monthly meeting at 1890 Monday
at the Lockerbie. Mrs. Lewis @.
Clark will sing, accompanied by Mrs.
Grace Linn Sandy. Mrs. Harry H.
Hoover recently became a member
of the Normandy chapter. Mrs. L.
Heiteem was accepted as a member
by the Jeanne dare chapter.
Alpha chapter will entertain the
Eidelweiss chapter Tuesday at Hotel
Washington at $50 dinner. Misses
Wilmoth Benson, Kathryn willing
ham, Lydia Michel and Margaret
Smith, the Alpha quartet, will sing
Christmas carols. A piano duet by
Miss Benson and Miss Dorothy
Worth is included in the program.
Australian chapter will have a
o'clock luncheon Tuesday at Whis-
pering Winds. This is a Christmas
party with Mrs. Gordon Woodling,
Mrs. A. S. Fox and Mrs. L. G. GeroW
in charge of arrangements. Mem
bers of the chapter are giving
playlet, 1.-THE Christmas Spirit"
Mandalay chapter will hold its
Christmas meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. G. E. Stout, 1866 College ave-
nue.. 1t is a guest meeting and
gifts are to be exchanged. The pro-
gram consist of Christmas carols by
Mrs. Oscar Burghard, Mrs. E. w.
Klein, Mrs. w. o. Cheesman and
Mrs. William Mcguire; a reading
by Miss Margaret Fischer; a discus
sion on the harp by Mary Katherine
Stair, and Christmas story by
Mrs. D. E. Weidler.
Washingtonian chapter will meet
Wednesday evening for a special
Christmas party at the home of
Miss Sadie Campbell, 42O East
Twelfth street. Misses Murrell
WeStfall, Camille Zinkan and
Martha Jane Simmons will assist
the hostess. This is guest meeting
and Mrs. Artman's lecture will be at
2 o'clock to allow time for social
activities.
Panamanian chapter will be en-
tertained with Christmas lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Charles E..
Parker, Drexel 7882-W, at noon
Thursday. A program of special
Christmas music has been arr nged
by Mrs. Ed G. w. Wischmeyer. A
short playlet, entitled Gifts" will
be presented. Christmas carols and
a distribution of gifts. This is guest
day with Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy as
guest Of honor. Mrs. B. r. Para
more will assist the hostess.
Flemish Flanders will meet at 7
Thursday with Mrs. Charles Russell,
1881 Brookside parkway, south drive.
Mrs. Clark Pardue is to assist. This
will be Christmas party with hus-
bands as guests, and a Christmas
tree will be decorated with toys for
poor children.
Argentenian chapter will hold its
Christmas party Friday with Mrs.
L. j. McMillin, 592 Middle drive.
Woodruff Place. Assisting the hos
tess are Mrs. Harry Hays and Mrs.
G. M. Witt. During the luncheon,
Mrs. Arthur Wolf, Mrs, McNdillin's
guest, will give piano selections.
Following the lecture Mrs. Grace
Linn Sandy and Mrs. William K.
Seiber will give program of Christ
mas music and readings, and there
will be a distribution of gifts by
real Santa Claus.
Anglo India chapter will meet
with Mrs. James Malin, 5675 North
Delaware street, at l Saturday, for