The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-05
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CIub7OOn1en

VIII Irwin, noted novelist, Journal
lst and war correspondent, will
speak before the general club Of the
Womans Department Club at 2:3O
wednesday. His subject will be
Tainted Truth" a lecture dealing
with the responsibility Of the press
TO the public.
Irwin, who has thirty years of
authorship to his credit, has had
published nearly every sort of lit
erary composition -. novels, short
stories, magazine articles, plays and
even verse. His book, 1.-THE Next
War-An Appeal to Common Sense"
was the result of his experience as
war correspondent.
A close friend of President Her
bert Hoover, he is the author of
: Herbert Hoover, a Reminiscent
Biography
He was founder of the Authors
League Of America and president of
the American center of the P. E. N.
Club, established by John Gals
worthy and Anatole France.
Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, presi-
dent, will introduce the speaker and
preside at the business session pre-
ceding the program.
Christmas decorations will be
used for the tea following the lee
ture. Mrs. Milton 1. Miller, Mrs.
A. Edgar Shirley and Mrs. Clark
S. Wheeler will preside at the tea
table.
Book of the Month class will hear
a review of Emerson, the Enrap-
tured Yankee" at IL Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert j. Wohlgemuth is re-
ceiving reservations until Tuesday
noon for the buffet luncheon at
1890 Wednesday at the club house.
Board of directors will meet with
Mrs. Schofield at 10 Monday at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. William c. Bartholomew, bull
letin committee chairman, requests
that all material for the bulletin
be sent her each month before the
goth.
Two pewter trays have been pre-
sented the club as gift from the
departments.
Auxiliary to the Public Health
Nursing Association will meet for
luncheon at 1890 Tuesday with
Mrs. Thomas Spencer, 1923 Balsam
avenue.
Mrs William d. Hamer, chairman
of the art department, has an
nounced the department will spon-
sor class, beginning next Monday,
that will meet at l for an hours
study preceding the regular depart
ment meeting The class will con-
tinue until April.
Miss Josephine Binninger will
conduct the class, reviewing all
books included in the reading
course, Pleasures from Pictures"
as outlined by Henry Turner Bailey.
"The Art of Florence" and art
Through the Ages" will be re-
viewed by Miss Binninger Monday.
She will illustrate her talk with
pictures.
Miss Binninger is graduate of
the John Heron Art school, re-
ceived her B. A. degree at Indiana
university and has been a prize win
ner in water color exhibits at the
Indiana state fair.
Credit in the course is applicable
to membership in Epsilon Sigma
Omicron honorary sorority. The
course is open to all members of
the club and to guests.
"The Magic of Gems" will be
discussed by Reginald Garstang at
2 Monday at the meeting of the art
department.
Garstang will talk on the history
and Importance of the four major
jewels, the diamond, ruby, emerald
and sapphire, and will present a
loan exhibit of jewels through the
courtesy of Julius G. Walk e. Son.
Mrs. Charles G. Breeze has ar
ranged a musical program.
HosteSSes for the tea will include
MeSdameS Will j. Teter, chairman;
r. w. Brandt, E. L. Burnett, Will
liam I. Hoag, Stanfield Kenney,
Bert G. Kiethly, William H. Kersh-
ner, A. M. Movie and j. H. Orndorf.
Paintings of George Baker, Cen
terville, are being exhibited at the