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THE INDIANAiOIilS RECORDER.

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In Club Circles

NEXT PLACE OF MEETIN6.

Economy Club-With Mrs. Lillian Edwards, 597 Minerva street next Wednesday afternoon. Faithful Few CluO—With Mrs. Sallie Keith, 411 West North street next Thursday from 5 to 5 p. m. Household of Ruth Industrial Club —With Mrs. Daisy Claybroeks, 419 W. Walnut street next Mond n gbt. GoldStar Club—With Miss Tillie McGalson, 415 Smith tsreet, Thursday Oct. 29ih. North End Needle Club—With Mrs. J. Young, 4)9 W. 25th street next Wednesday ofternoon. The White Rose Embroidery Club— With Mrs. Geo. Razor, 922 Paca street Thursday. The Friends Club—With Mrs. Levi Wade 945 Fayette street. Temple Leaf 3lub—With Mrs. Elmina Royston, 1453 Hoefgen street next Monday evening. Be Qnick Club—With Henry Godfrey, 121 North Nissouri street, Monday night. The Clever Women’s Club of North Indianapolis—With Mrs. Wm. Britt, 746 W. 25th «treet. The O. N. T. Club—Guest night at the residence of Mrs, Laura Crossen 1118 E. 13th ftreet. The Woman’s Club—With Mrs. Mamie Shelton, 516 North California street, Monday. Klassic Klub—With Miss Wille Snipes, 813 North Senate arenue next Tuesday evening at 8 oclock. Needle Craft Club—With Mr* Dar neal, 911 Fayette street, Tuesday. Miss Evaleen of Boston, Mass., will be present. Paul Lawrence Dunbar Embroidery Club—With Mrs. Sallie Phillips, 1020 Traub avenue next Thursday afternoon, West End Utility *:iub—With MrsMillie Garrett, 1648 Yandes street next Thursday. The Modern PriscillaClub will have a call meeting this afternoon.

A Childrens |>arrx TTmafi -I*

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Thursday, Dec. 24, from 2 to 7 p.m All the pupils of Charles Sumner School will participate in the playlet and games. There will be beautifully ^decorated booths containing Xmas caneies, cakes and toys. Come for Santa will be there

Social Side ofChorclies.

The Flora Grant Mite Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Zion, 431 Arch street, Friday afternoon at 2:30. Ladies Aid No. 2 will meet with Mrs. John Wills, 916 North West street Thursday,

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The Research club met with Mrs. Eva Stokes. The next maeting will be Nov. 12, with Mrs. A. K, Manning. Ilesdames G. H. Shaffer and Virgie White will diecuss the book, “Inside Cup.” The Phyllis Wheatley Club observed Guest Night Thursday at the home of Mrs, Denny in W. I6tb street. Twenty ladies met at the home of Mrs. Senia Malone, 1740 Noith Senate avenue and organized a clnb to be known as the Paul Lawrenc Dunbnr Embroidery club. The following were elected officers: Mrs. Bertha Daugherty, president; Mrs. Sallie Phillips, vice president; Mrs. Mary Grant Walker, secretary; Mrs. Senia Malone, treasurer: Mrs. Ella Henderson, journalist. The club will meet every Thursday. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Sadie Weathers, J30 Cora street.

Club Hallowe’en Parties.

Semper Fidilus club will give a Hallowe’en Party at the home of Mrs. McGee, 1517 Cornell cvenue, Oct. 27th Everyone is invited. Please come masqued. Supper can be bad tor a small sum. A real palmist will read tbe band. Ths Modern Priscilla club will have their Annual Masque Hallowe’en Party, Thursday night, Oct. *9th «t the home of Mrs. Dove Smith, 622 Drake street. There will be music and games. The Thursday Coterie will give a Hallowe’en Party at the home of Mrs. Pruitt, 1107 North Senate avenue, Saturday night Oct. 31st. The public is invited.

Hallowe’en Party, October 24.

Miss Alice Billips, 934 Senate avenue entertained Saturday evening in honor of Miss Edna Earle Norris of Bloomington, Ind., the occasion being her 30th birthday aoniversary. The evening was spent in dancing and games. Four course lunch was served. Tnose present were Mrs. Myrtle Billips, Mrs. May Mason, Miss Bessie Goza, Miss Lizzie Billips, Miss Mar Piper, Mrs. Alice Harris, Andrew Hudson, John Gray, John Martin, Martin Fisher, John Bennett, Herbert Motley, Chas Boone, and Alex Scott of Bloomington, Ind. Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nicholson for a Masque Party given in honor of the thirteenth birthday anniversary of their son, James Walter Nicholson, at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, Oct. 31st from 2 to 5 p. m. A very pretty birthday party was given by Mrs. H W. Reed in honor of her husband Rev. Reed at their pretty home 826 North West street. The dining room was tastily decorated with palms and candles. Mesdames E. Hokins, E. J. Mitchell and Mrs C. C. Wilson assisted in receiving. Covers were laid for twenty two. Rev. Reed received many useful presents. Miss C&rrse Jones entertained at whist Friday evening of last week. Miss Ethel Crenshaw won first lady's prize, Flournoy Dunlap won first gentleman’s prize and Miss Zenobia Fisher, booby prize. The guests numbered twelve.

Miss Ethel Crenshaw in Talbot ave. nue gave a pretty birthday luncheon Sunday afternoon complimentary to Mies Carrie Jones. Covers were laid for six

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Mrs. Minnie Logan and a few of her friends gava her daughter Elizabeth, who was recently married to Sam Smith, a surprise last Monday evening. Some useful presents were received Mr. and Mrs. Smith are at home to their friends, 820 Muskingum street. Mrs. Alexander Starks of W. 25th street entertained at dinner last Sunday at thsir home Rev. and Mrs. Me Lawler, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W Prince, Mrs. Sarah Holder and two sons and Mrs. Po«r of Mississippi Among the social events given in honor of Mrs. Lula Paxton of Covington, Ky., was a dinner party at two o’clock by Mrs. W. E. Brown Sunday: Sunday from 4 to 6 Mrs. AUie Roberts eutertained twenty-five; Monday evening a Parlor Musicale by Harry Davis; Tuesday evening a House party by Mrs J. C Knox; Wednesday afternoon dinner by Mrs. C. B. Rape: Wed-ne-day a surprise by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hedgepath. She was also a guest of the East End Needle Club yf Bethel church Friday* Mr. and’ Mrs. Tarrant entertained Thursday evening at their home in Hudson street in honor of their guests Misses Lotia Thomas and Henrietta Parkar of Louisville, Ky., who are playing at ithe Crown Garden this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Banks entertained at their borne Sunday evening in honor of Misses Henrietta Parker and Lc ia Thomas of Louisville who are playing at the Crown Garden. A buffet Innch was served. The features of the evening were singing dancing and whist. The Bachelors, an exclusive social organization of this city, have issued

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There will be a Concert and Fried Chicken Supper at Union Tabernacle Baptist church Thursday night .Oct. 29th. Admission 25 cents including supper. Mr. Fore of St. Louis, Mo., will fender a cornet solo. The Shiloh Missionary society will hold their next meeting with Mrs. Arthur Ward, 825 Camp street.

At Pythian Building OCT. 29,39,31,1914

Plenty of Attractions and Amusements SEE the Country Store and Mask Carnival'

Ethical Culture Society. WA-rr The Ethical Culture Society will be addressed by Prof# W. E. Grubbs Sunday The Ethical topic, “The Life and Writings of Rev. Jno. Bunyan,” by Albert Hanley The topic for dis cussion, “Why Shou i Christians Vote,” led by Miss Wilson and closed by L Merriweather. There will be an instrumental solo by Miss A. Raley, vocal sol®, Miss M. Reno, Open at 4:30 close at 6:30 p. m

SUFFRAGE MEETING HELD BY WOMAN’S COUNCIL.

Hallowe’en Carnival And Festival. The Hallowe’en Carnival and Festival to be given at the residence of Mrs. J. T. V. Hill, 1619 Martindale avenue, Friday evening^ Oct. 30th, promises to be one of the most interesting events the occasion can present. There will be many feature 8 such as a ghost parade, prizes given for costumes most beautiful and most ridiculous, and many other interesting features. An elegant lunch will be served with th ticket of admission of 15 Cents. The entertainment is given under the auspices of Simpson Chapel.

Parlor Musical* For The Benefit of Union Tabernacle Baptist Church.

The Woman’s Council will give a invitations for their season’s dances Hallowe’en Party, Saturday afternoon | The first one wiU bt given, Friday October, 24, from 2 to 7 o’clock. Mrs I evenin * at Pythian Hall The special Mary Mays will have charge of the iU ^,i^ e I d 3 .1

decorations. Admission 25 cents. At

Pythian Hall.

Local N. A. A. C. P. Notes.

At the annual meeting of the Local Branch of the N. A. A. C. P the following officers were elected: Pres., Mr. R. L, Brokenburrr; first vice president, Mrs. Beulah Porter! 2nd vice president, Mrs. Dangerfleld; sec., Mrs. S. B. Henderson; assistant sec., Mrs.Fanny Brown; treas., Mrs. Cora Willie.

and April 80. William E. Viney is president. The membership numbers

nineteen.

Learn To Dance. The Night Owl club will dance every Monday night at Odd Fellows hall and invitee their young friends to be present ae their grand Promenade. Come and learn the popular dances. How—When—Where to hare a good time. Miller’s Orchestra.

Everybody is going to the Grand Parlor Musicaie at the residence of Miss Lucy Coleman, 411 W. Pratt street for the benefit of Union Tabernacle Baptist church, Nov. 6th at 8 p. m., also a chicken supper. Program. Instrumental, Mis Helen Rice; invocation, Rev. Parker; solo, Miss Nellie Fermon; duet, Smith Sisters; paper, Mrs. Patsy Jackson; solo, Miss Hattye Coleman; quartette, Robinson and Bramlette; instrumental Miss Marguerite Dunlap; solo, Andrew'Coleman; paper, Miss Ada B Jordan; cornet solo, Mr. Peters;solo, Miss Mettle Dunlap; reading, Miss Mary Childs; solo, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart; paper, Willis Horner; instrumental solo, Miss Flossie Glover.

The Woman’s Council held their second of the series of Educational meetings of the season at the Y. M. C. A. Monday afternoon. About two hundred women were present, and while the audience was not an enthusiastic one, the close attention given each speaker showed that they were interested in the question of the hour— “Woman’s Suffrage.” The decorations were of yellow streamers and American flags. Miss Carolyn Barnes, a teacher in one of the public schools, presided in a most pleasing manner. Miss Barnes is a very ardent supporter of woman’s rights, having been a resident of Colorado, where women have the right of franchise. The meeting was opened wdth singing of “America.” The first speaker was Miss Laura Donnan, an instructor in the Shortridge High School, whose subject was “Democracy in Woman’s Suffrage.” Among the many interesting points given was advice against promising too much, turning from party to party and failure to include all women. She said that the results of suffrage necessarily would be democratic, ill that it would tend to break down social barriers and insure the highest ideals of government. Miss Elizabeth Mays, a very prominent young woman in religious circles, spoke on the “Preparations for Suffrage” and showed by her well prepared argument that women had been preparing for this from the days of Eve, when God placed her on earth to help man. F. B. Ransom, one of the leading attorneys of the city, told “Why Indiana Needs a New Constitution.” He made it plain that an up-to-date constitution is needed to meet the needs of the present day. Mr. Ransom is also a real supporter of Woman’s Suffrage. Mrs. Lena Kirk Porter was the soloist. The next mepting of the series will be held in November. Through the kindness of the W. C. T. U. literature and streamers “Votes for Women” were distributed. The Council is also indebted to this organization for the appropriate decorations.

Miss F'orence Allen was hostess to the Mary Campbell Mite Missionary society Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Mary Beck. A dainty three coursa lunch was served. Covers were laid for fifty-two women. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mayme Gardner in Center street, Nov. 4th. Trte Flora Grant Mite Missionary society will hold a Mother’s meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hannah Johnson, 316 Arch street. The Paator’s Aid Club of Jones Tabernacle will meet in the Ladles’ Parlor of the chnrch Thursday night, Oct. 29th. All members are requested to be present. Business of importance. Ladies Aid No. 1 of Simpson Chapel will give a Masque Hallowe’en Social at the home of Mrs. Emma Bell, 626 W. 13th street, Saturday evening, Oct 31st. Admission 5 Cents. 2t. The East End Needle Club met with Mrs. Dupee in W. Walnut s reel and the following officers were elected Pres , Ada Goens; vice pres., Ellen Lewis; financial sec, Nellie Johnson; recording sec’y., Amanda Kincaid; assistant sec’y Belle Street; treas., Hattie Ross; chaplain, Josie Dupee: Nancy Black, chairman Sick committee: Emma Gains, chairman of Buying committee; Laura Brooks, chairman of Refreshment committee; Nellie Patridge, journalist. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Kate Wells, 327 w, 13th street, Friday. The best play of the season entitled “All that Glitters is not Gold,” at New Bsthel Baptist church Oct 31st. Admission 10 cents For the benefit of Mrs. Dene Ritter. The public is invited to help make this a success. A Grand Musicale will be givan by Mrs. Florence Finley at St. Marks Temple, 1717 Shelby street, Tuesday Oct. 27te at 8 p. m. The Ladies Alliance of Bethel church met last Friday and elected the following officers: Prea . Susie Williams; vice pres , Allie Cheatham fin., see’y, Elizabeth Stewart; rec., sec., Sarah Clay borne; treas ^ Lucy Smoots. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Rhoda Williams, 633 Bright street. The Junior Stewardess Board of Bethel church hald their annual elecion Monday: Pres., Myra Jackson; vice pres., Mamie Brewer; treas., Nellie Griffith; sec,, Sadie Burnett. The Board meets the second and fourth Tuesday in each monthThe O. N, T. club will give a Baby Contest, Nov 11th at Allen Chapel T*o prizes will be awarded the Laby receiving the highest number of votes. All babies under two years of age residing on tbe East Side are eligible,

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There will he given at the residence of Sister Hattie Taylor 1544 Yandes street Oct. 24th for the benefit of sending Miss Irene Ritter to the National Training School, “A Clothes Pin Social.

Tiie Colored Men’s Busines Assocition requests all business men to be present at their next regular meeting Wednesday nignt at the Y. M C. A. Business of importance. The Business Women’s Christian Association will elect officers Tuesday night. All members and ladies who have applied for membership will please be present. Nora B. Myers, Promoter; Elizabeth Gee,Secry.

The Alocon Court No. 8 will give a Hallowe'en Social Oct. 31st at the residence of Mrs. Scott, 622 W 13th ssreet. All other Courts anti friends •re invited.

LOCALS.

Mrs. Mary Williams of Kewanee 111. the guest of her sisters Mrs. Belle Craighead and Mrs. Amanda Holt in North California street.

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cornett will be at home to their many friends after Nov. 10th at their residence 2254 N. Dearborn street. Ernest Battle and Miss Stella Anderson were quietly married at the residence of his mother Mrs. Yancy, 1528 Yandes street last Tuesday, and are at home to their home to their friends at 635 W, Uth street. «

Mrs. L. B. Smith and Mrs. Ida Me Cann spent Sunday at Crawfordsville the guest of Mr. Mosbey.J

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