The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-19

Guests are to be invited to a
meeting of the Meridian Heights
Inter Sc Club when Mrs. E. E. Sta
cy, 4510 Csrrollton-av, is hostess.
Miss Faye Henley is to discuss
Spoken Poetry"
Alpha Eta Latrcian Club men,
bers are to hear Mrs. Marvin Z.
Curle talk on "News Flashes
From Hollywood" and Mrs. Nor
man Green tell whats New on
Broadway" at a regular meeting.
Mrs. A. L. Feslcr is president;
Mrs. ]. Dwight Peterson, vice
president; Mrs. n. F. Schaefer,
secretary; Mrs. Hugo w. Fecht-
man, treasurer and Mrs. Heber
D. Williams, program chairman.
Mrs. Harold c. Feightner, $3.50
Central-av, is to be hostess.
Mrs. S. R. Artman is to tell men,
bers Of the Arabian Chapter, In
ternational Travel Study Club, Inc,
of Women of Mexico" at the clubs
regular meeting to be held at the
Colonial tearom.
Inter Ala Club is to hold a lunch
con with Mrs. Roger N. Williams,
hostess. Mrs. Lillian D. Jones is to
talk on "Yonder Sails the May
flower" by HOnore Morrow and Mrs.
j. Browning Gent is to talk on
Personal History" by Vincent Shee-
han.
Study group of Epsilon Sigma
Omlcron is to meet with Mrs. r. l..
Pinder. Mrs. Fred Fate is to re-
view Adventures of Wrangle Is
land"
WEDNESDAY
Color in the Home" is to be the
subject for talk by Mrs. John
Turpin Of the Howard Company at
a meeting of the Home Economics
Club at the home of Mrs. William
G. Smith, 2910 College-av. Mrs. H.
K. Stormont is to have charge Of
the surprise feature of the meeting.
Mrs. j. L. Stacy, 1855 Ashland
avy is to entertain members of the
Inter Nos Club at her home. Talks
are to include THE Chalice of
Antioch" by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler;"
dorado Taft by Mrs. Herbert
Luckey, and STAINED Glass" by
Mrs. E. B. Foster. The program
theme of the meeting is to be
Hall of Religions"
Zetathea Club members are to
meet with Mrs. A. B. Mundelle, a
former member, at her home, 3O41
Park-av. Mrs. F. r. Bokeloh is to
review STARS Fell on Alabama"
Mesdames Andrew Cook, A. F.
Walsman, Arthur Overbay and R.
{ Vermillion are to be hostesses
n a regular meeting of the We'd
neSday Afternoon Club.
Members and friends of the Chill
dren's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside
are to be entertained at a luncheon
and bridge party at 1890 in Ayres
tearoom. Mrs. D. P. Barrett is host
ess chairman, to be assisted by
MesdameS J. J. McGovern, John
O'Brien. G. F. Ziegler, j. w. Ment-
yer. E. o. O'Sullivan, Albert Huber
and 7. G. William.
THURSDAY
Members of the Thursday Ly-
ceum are to meet at the home of
Mrs. H. T. Brown at Kool Kenny
Towers in Carmel. Mrs. NJ. E.
Wcolf is to discuss 1.-THE History
of Palestine"
Mrs. H. K. Fatout's subject at a
meeting of the North Side Study
Club is to be Historic American
Homes" Members are to assemble
at the home of Mrs. W. T. Smith,
1898 Ruckle.
Mrs. Frank E. Bowers, 80 Mer-
idian-pl. is to entertain members
of the 1903 Club at her home.
Mrs. Roy E. OFT, 1909 N. Tuxedo
st, is to be hostess for meeting of
the Tres Artes Club. Miss Wilma
Rose. who recently returned from
a trip abroad. is to give an illus
trated talk on her travels in Italy,
Switzerland and Germany.
FRIDAY
Regular meeting Of the 1rvington
Fortnightly Club is to be held with
Mrs o. H. Bakemeier and Mrs.
G. NJ. Cornelius, hostesses. Women
in the Nineteenth Century" is the
subject for Mrs. Cornelius talk. Mrs.
w. A. Reddick. Mrs. w. B. Ward
and Mrs. Carl Withner are to take
part in a skit, The Gay Nineties."
"Women'S Place in the World" is
to be Mrs. H. P. Clarke's topic at
& meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Reading Club. Mrs. NJ. G. Moore
is to present a musical program.
Mrs. w. I. Moore and Mrs. G. M.
Fillmore are to be hostesSes.
japanese life as interpreted in
their arts, by Mrs. Roy Sahnl, and
their industries and trade, by Mrs.
Robert Kellum are to be feature
Of a meeting of the Clio Club when
Mrs. Fred T. Mccain entertains.
Meeting of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club is to honor Mrs. Lawrence
K. Townsend. president. Luncheon
is to be served at the Marott at /.
SATURDAY
Miss Elizabeth Mathis, - 1914
Rawles-av. is to be hostess for
meeting of the Alpha Gamma Lat
reian Club. Miss iona Brindle is
to discuss George Rogers Clark,
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