The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-16
International
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman Will dis
cuss "Dances and Music of Hawaii
this week.
Chapter presidents wishing to get
in touch with Mrs. Artman, Will call
at the Piccadilly apartments, Six
tenth and Pennsylvania streets,
Apartment 207.
Tearoah chapter will meet Nom
day at 1870 with Mrs. j. j. Nc
Eowen, 1125 North Arsenal avenue.
A paper by Mrs. E. P MeSSick, THE
Resources of Hawaii and the Philip
pine Islands," will be read. Mrs.
Lawrence McEowen will sing The
Hawaiian Love Song"
Jenny Lind chapter meeting is
Monday at 1870 at the home Of Mrs.
j. Allen MacLean, 1905 East Wash
ington street. Guests are Mrs.
Walker Baylor and Miss Maxine
Mckay. Mrs. Baylor will sing, ac-
companied by Mrs. Will Hitz.
Arcadian chapter is to meet with
Mrs. P. L. Burford, 322 East Fifty
first street, Tuesday for luncheon.
Assistant hoSteSses are Mrs. D. R.
Kellum ana Mrs. F. w. Dennerline.
A program of Hawaiian music has
been arranged by Mrs. Kellum.
Sierra Moreno chapter will meet
Tuesday at the Washington for din
ner hostesses are Miss Elnora Benz
ringer and Elizabeth Speef.
Blue Nile chapter meeting will be
Wednesday at 10:45 a. m, at the
home of Mrs. A. E. Adair, GIG East
Twenty-first street. Mrs. L. E.
Schultz will assist the hostess. Mrs.
Artman'S lecture will be followed by
luncheon. A paper by Mrs. Earl
Freese, Beginning of China" and a
short discussion on Marco Polo and
the Great Wall of China" are on
the program.
Elizabethian chapter will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Clyde Cox, 1854 West Thirty-second
street. Mrs. Omer Rose is assistant
| hostess.
Norwegian chapter will have
luncheon Thursday, with Mrs. A. r.
Hebblethwaite, 1880 North Alabama
street. Mrs. George P. Steinmetz
and Mrs. Paul Haulsman are assist
ing the hoStesses. Mrs. Irving Blue,
pianist, and Mrs. R. c. Null, violin
ist, will give program of Hawaiian
music. Mrs. Pearl Meyer will talk
on her travel in the Philippines.
Valencian chapter will meet
Thursday at with the president,
Mrs. Charles r. Stuart, AZ North
Healing avenue. Mrs. Harry Meyer
and Mrs. Emory Tribby are assist
ing the hostess. Mrs. Paul Ayres
and Mrs. Lillian Sedwick will have
charge of the musical program. Mrs.
Grover D. Slider will take charge of
a contest on the subject, impress
Sive Points of South America, as
Brought to Us by Mrs. Artmans
Lectures" Mrs. Myrtle Umban-
hover will, be a guest.
Hawaiian chapter is to meet Fri
day at the home of Mrs. c. D,
Clements, 631 North BeWlle avenue,
for luncheon. Mrs. William Adams
will assist the hostess. Mrs. Harry
Mann and Mrs. Hector Blondin will
have charge of Hawaiian music,
Mrs. William P. Morton, who re-.
turned recently from Hawaii will re-
late some of her experiences. Mrs.
Carl Cruel, Mrs. William Hernell,
Mrs. Bert Doyle, Mrs Wright Nc
Innes and Mrs. j. Edwin Holt will
also be guests of the chapter. Mrs.
H. o. Meyers, Mrs. William Adams
and Mrs. Charles Chesebrough will
be initiated
Lady Abedreen chapter will hold
their meeting at the Spink-Arms
Saturday for luncheon. There will
be a discussion lesson, lead by Mrs.
May Hughes. Mrs. Artman will dis
cuSs the patriotism of Hawaii and
the Philippines. Several new MEM
bers will be initiated. The chapter
will be entertained with a bridge
and bunco party Friday at the home
Of Mrs. Rhoda Dicks, 922 Audubon
road.