The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-28
International
Study Club

A recent meeting of the I. T. s.
c.. Mrs. Claude Hoover was ap-
pointed by Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy,
president, chairman of committee
for Christmas charity. Though this
is not charity organization, chap
ter presidents voted, at the last
business meeting, to cooperate with
Mrs. Sandy this year and help or
ganize charity workers with their
work among the needy families of
indianapolis.
Mrs. Samuel r. Artman's Decem-
Der lectures will be based on the
economic conditions, the press, and
the art Of Argentina, and also will
conclude the study of South Amer
lea. The first weeks topic is CAR
gentina, the Rival of u. S. A"
Himalaya chapter will meet at IL
Monday for luncheon at the Lumley
tearoom, 1910 North Meridian street.
Egyptian chapter will hold it's
Christmas meeting Tuesday with
Mrs. r. E. Jones, % North Bradley
street. A covered dish luncheon will
be served at IL followed by exchange
of gifts. Mrs. Louis D. Gutnecht,
soloist, will appear on the program.
Mrs. G. o. Nease and Mrs. j. P.
Gilpin will assist the hostess.
Brazilian chapter will have
Christmas dinner at 6:15 Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Thomas R.
Gockel, 4O27 Graceland avenue.
Brittany chapter will meet at IL
Wednesday at the Banner White
hill auditorium for business meet
ing. Mrs. Artman's lecture will fol-
low promptly at /. The Colonial
Boston chapter will meet with this
group for the lecture and for the
program to be given by the follow
ing students from the College of
Music and Fine Arts: Miss Georgia
Fell, piano; Miss Mary Louise
Tucker, pianaologue; Charles Gwin,
song and dance. Tea will be served
at 4. Mrs. Herbert Bowers. Mrs. D.
V. S. Glubka and Mrs. Erwin o.
Behymer are new members of the
Brittany chapter. Mrs. Mary Aller-
moth is to be initiated at the De-
cemDer meetlng
Colonial Boston chapter will Join
with the Brittany for this months
lecture. 1t will hold a Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. c. w.
Denison. Arrangements and date
have not been decided.
Aberdeen chapter will be enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. E. B.
Cracraft, 1906 Washington boule-
ward, with a Christmas party, and
a covered dish luncheon at II. A
program of Christmas music and
readings will be given by Mrs.
Joseph Klee, Mrs. Clarence Marley
and Mrs. G. H. Owens.
AleXandrian chapter will not meet
until the third Wednesday of the
month when the group will hear the
lecture with the Elizabethan group.
Chez Foo chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harold B. Baker, 278
North fremont street, at Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Harry E. Rein
hardt will assist. The regular lee
ture is to be followed by Christ
mas party and grab-bag.
Lincolnian chapter will meet at
the Webb tearoom, 1902 North
Pennsylvania street at 1890 FRIDAY.
The luncheon will be in charge of
Mrs. H. E. JeniSh. Assistants are
Mrs. Russell Cox and Mrs. Percy M.
Glpe. Guests may be invited. Mrs.
Jasper Carter is to be welcomed into
the group as new member. In the
absence of the president, Mrs. v. H.
Rothley, Mrs. D. w. Crockett, vice.
president, will be in charge of the
meeting. Mrs. B. F. Hollingsworth
is to read paper, Christmas in
Many Lands" A program of Christ
mas music has been arranged by
Mrs. Adolph Emhardt.
Toyama chapter meeting will be
at 1880 Friday with Miss Helen
Starost. 1888 Rembrandt street.
Plans are being made for a benefit
bridge. Miss Blaine Hantzis and
Miss Lillian Starost are in charge of
arrangements.
a thanksgiving party was given
at the home of Miss Lillian Sedwick.
After the program a candle light
supper was served in the beautifully
decorated dining hall Honored
guests were Mrs Artman. Mrs.
George Steinfort, Mrs. John Carlisle
and Mrs. Harvey Pratt. Mrs. Charles
Stuart, president, has appointed the
following committees for the annual
Christmas party to be held at the
East End Department Club. Dec. II.
Mrs. Harry Meyer, ARRANGEMENTS:
Mrs. Grover D. Slider. decorations:
Mrs. Paul Ayers, Mrs. T. j. Sedwick
and Mrs. Minton Wingate, program.
November meeting of the Flemish
Flanders chapter was a Thanks
giving dinner at the home of Miss
Mary Jenkins. Miss Garnet Roberts
assisted. Miss Mable Park was voted
in as a new member.
Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot. Mrs. T. H
Dedert, Mrs. c. c. Roberts, Mrs.
Ellie Q. Rodgers, Mrs. w. F. Holmes.
Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs. May
Ritchie, Mrs. Henry Lodge, Mrs. Ed
G. Wischmeier, Mrs. George Mack
and Mrs. Fred Garnet were guests
OF the Venetian chapter at home
coming held with Mrs. James Kreglo
in honor of former members. A
reading "Miranda's Thanksgiving"
was given by Mrs. Holmes. A paper
on THE First Thanksgiving" was
read by Mrs. G. H. Thrasher. and
Governor Leslie's THANKSGIVING
proclamation by Mrs. t. S. Collins
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