Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1921 — Page 5

WORLD Y. W. C. A. TO HAVE ENTIRE WEEK OF PR A YER Local Association Will Give Pageant at End of Program. ■The world fellowship committee of the Young 'Women's Christian Association has completed its plans for the observance of the world s week of prayer during this coming week. This week of prayer is observed annually by both the Y. W. C A. and Y. M. C. A. all over the world. The foliowing are the subjects of prayer for each day: Monday, Africa; "uesday, the .Americas; Wednesday, Avia; Thursday, Australasia; Friday, eastern Europe; Saturday, western Europe; Sunday, the World’s Y W. C. A. A poster exhibit showing the. life of the girls and women all over the world will be displayed in the Association building and free-will offerings, to be given into the foreign department of the association. will be taken in all departments. On Sunday as a climax to the week’s program there will be a pageant entitled ‘The Women of the World" presented in Hollenbeck Hall at 4 p. m. This will present in tableau the contrast between the childhood, girlhood and womanhoor of non-Christian lands and in Christian countries. Twenty-fire girls from all departments of the association take part. Miss Alberta Yagerline is directing the pageant and Miss Cyrilla Humes is In charge of the music. Y. W. C. A. NOTES. The Kahn Club held its first club meeting on Monday evening, when sixty members gathered for supper In the Blue Triangle room. The tables were decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and autumn leaves, and lighted with yellow candles. * Stunts and musical numbers were presented during supper and a short business meeting followed. The following chairmen were elected; Florence Siddons. social chairman. Olive Saunders, membership chairman. Mary Diddle, athletic chairman. Alberta Dellinger, service chairman. Elizabeth Engelking. inspirational chairman. On Friday night the Kahn Club will give a carnival and dance at Kahn Tailoring Company and' the proceeds will be used to equip the athletic teams. The Lilly Club held Its monthly meeting on Friday. The feature of the party was the Toonerrille Trolley. All the latest movie stars appeared in costume. The Federation Council will hold its regular meeting on Monday at 7 o'clock. The Y. B. W. C. Club will have initiation on Friday evening. The industrial committee of the Y. W. C. A held its first meeting for the year on Tuesday night. Those attending were: Miss M. E. Hoagland. Miss Gene Brown. Mrs. Charles Butler, Mrs. R.;H. Flelg, Miss Mrs. Horace Shonle. Mrs. Mangus Manson. Mrs. Nellie Warren, Miss Florence Hoover. Miss Lucy Witheiem. Mrs. Robert S. Richardson, Mrs. William Bawden. A dress form class consisting of three !*sons, will be given in the wing department of the Y. W. C. A. This will be on Mondays, 7:00 to 0:00 p. m„ November 21. 28 and Pecemer 5. A form will be made for each member of the. class Y. W, C. A. membership is not required. The instructor will be Mrs. Mae King Stevenson. New students may enter the dressmsk ing classes this week for the last half of the fall term. This will be for six lessons. The classes met on Tuesday, 2:30 to 4:30 and 7:00 to 9 Of*. The open house tomorrow afternoon at the Association building will be in • harge of the industrial federation girls. It is from 4:00 to,0:00 in the lounge. The Business Women's Bible Class, which meets in the lounge on Monday nights at 6 30. will have as its subject rhis week "Standing with the People." T. R. White is the instructor. Tbts eia-s is open to the public. * The reed basketry class will open the last half of its fall term od Monday. T.oO to PCs) p. m. New students may enter. Mrs. J. E. Hicks is the instructor.

Do You Doubt Her Beauty

You can larn these exercises and become beautiful like this Venus c ‘ the stage. -A* Here are some more views of Kyra, the perfect woman, that testify to her grace and beauty. She will tell women readers of the Daily’ l inios just how they, too. can attain perfection at a special matinee next Tuesday.

Let Kyra Tell You How to Attain Beauty Kyra will hold her reception Tues day afternoon. * Good news is pleasant to repeat and to hear. Therefore. ' today's further reminder that Kyra. Venus of classic dancers, will dance, lecture and hold a reception be fore women readers of The Indiana Daily Times at 3 p. m. Tuesday, at the M’arat theater. Admission Is absolutely free, conditioned *only upon the presentation of'the coupon printed in this newspaper today. Women who admire beauty and aspir-* to increase their own charms, or in other words, al! women, mpy find in eptration and interest in the health and beauty matiuee. How to develop a supple, well proper tioned figure, chase the marks of sp> f'om the face, impart the sparkle and ap peal of health to the personality, thes are some of the secrets the famous dan . er will unfold to her audience. IS STAR DASfEH. Who is Kyra? She is the star classi danger with the ‘‘Whirl of New York company, which opens its engagement Monday night t the Murat theater. Additional facts are that she is years old and has the appearance of being younger. She has long, ‘slender limbs, a marvelously supple rounded body, and a wealth of brown hair. Her physical perfection and prolonged youthfulness are due to methods of personal care, of which she will tell • the matinee arranged by The Indiana Daily Times. Coming from a line of fat peoplewhisper it that her mother weighs ISS Kyra early decided to maintain through life her youthful slenderness nnd grace Most of her methods she developed herself. Her only instructor was Abelian Yon Holoyet. Assyrian dancing inasetr. with whom she studied anil traveled in the .Orieht for three years. PRESENT THE COt PON. Women and girls more than I<> will be admitted to the matinee upon presenting the coupon. All other persons are excluded. The performance will be a frank and sincere demonstration of physical perfection with advice upon how others may attain it. Cl(p the coupon published today in The Times and come early to the theater. No one' may enter after kll seats Admission free. The return in enjoyment and In Vital information will be great.

MU PHI UPSILON WILL CELEBRATE FOUNDER’S DA Y School of Music Chapter to Hold Membership Dinner - and Guest Dance. Founder's day of Mu l'hi Epsilon is to be celebrated tonight by members of Kappa chapter of file Metropolitan School of Music, by a membership dinner followed by a formal guest dance in the ballroom of the Hotel Severin. The program for the dinner will Include a group of numbers by .Miss Alberta McCain, harpist. Miss Catherine Clifford, violinist and Geneive llughel, oiyst. including "Loin rtu bal” (Gilieii, ’'Berceuse" (Schellsehmidti, and the Mu Phi Epsilon Triangle song; a musical number by Zeta chapter member of le Fauw muei" school, and toasts by .Miss Barkley presiding, with responses by .Mrs. John Lloyd Elliott of the Alumni Club. Jane Johnson of De Pauw and Edward Nell of the faculty of the Metropolitan School of Music. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nell and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Chappell are to be special guests. The tables for the dinner are to be decorated with chrysanthemum'S* - *'and violets, with the place tapers carrying out the sorority colors of purple and white. The ballroom is to be gay with purple balloons and serpentine confet'i and light shades in the same shades. Miss Nell Smith is chairman of the decoration committee, assisted by Miss Isabelle Gannon and Miss Laura Poerflin. The local chapter members who will attend include Miss Barkley, Miss Cannon, Miss Casey. Miss Clifford, Mrs. Arleene Shreeves Clark, Miss Doerflin. Miss Ruth Fillmore, Miss Hughel, Miss Keirkman, Mrs. Gruber, Miss Lucille Loekman, Miss McCain, Miss Iletie Reeds. Miss Bernice Reagan. Miss Julia Iteyer, Miss Lucille Roark, Mrs. ' Elza Holzwqrth Smith. Miss Neil Smith. Miss Norris ’Stanley. Miss Geraldine Trotter. Miss Ruth Wiltrout. Miss Frances Wishard, Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. James Pearson. Mrs. James A. Moag. "Mrs. Carl Walleridi. Mrs. Carl D. Lucas, Miss Dorothy Test. Miss Azel Spellman. Miss Elsa Rever, Mrs. Robert King of Danville. Miss Lula Brown. Miss Mary Moorman, Miss Norma Mueller. Mrs. Walter 11. Judd. Mrs. Albert Johnson. There will also be a group of quests from the De Pauw chapter. together with alumnae girls from over she State. The chapter patronesses are Mrs. Frank Edenhartor. Mis. James Goodrich. Mrs. Charles Jewett, Mrs. R. S. Kinnaird. Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell, Mrs. Hugh Me Gibeny. Mrs. Ed Nell. Mrs. Charles Pfaflflin. Asrs. Samuel Ralston, Miss Ida Belle Sweeney, Mrs. Hazel Simmons Steele. The general committee on arrange.ments for the event included Miss Julia Rever. chairman. Miss Alberta McCain, and Miss Kirkman. Miss Opal Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Harris of Terre Haute, and Noble Reed of this city were married quietly at noon today, in thp home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Hunt. 2021 Jackson street, the Rev. Clarence G. Baker, pastor of th“ West Park Christian Church, reading the -..ervice in the presence of only the immediate relatives and elose friends. The house was effectively decornred with chrysanthemums in various shades, combined with ferns, stnilax and palms. Miss Lola King sang "I Love You Truly" and "Oh Promise Me." preceding the ceremony, accompanied by Miss Ina Van Talge. pianist, who aiso played the wedding march Miss Alma Reed, sister of the hrld" groom, who was the bride's, onlv attend ant. wore dark blue Canton crepe with arm bouquet of red mes Harold Steven* of Gibson City. 11l . acted as best

Kyra Beauty Matinee Coupon LECTUR£— DANCE RECEPTION’ This coupon will admit r."V wertur: or g,r( over 16 years of age to the Indiana Daily Times K,"rR Matinee given by the marvelous dancer of "THE WHIRL OF NEW YDRK ' company at TH3 A. T THU ATE?* Tuesday, IToy. 15, 3 P. M * Coupons Good Only Until All Seats Are Filica.

ARRANGE SORORITY CELEBRATION

.. ... Among fnq brilliant social event! ... ..... in Greek letter circles is the Found cl .- Jay celebration of the Mu Ph . * , Epsilon Sorority. to be held at th< ''' ’ V.' ' -"--.V v Hotel Severin tonight, the loea . V’Jv-.. •: V .'" '■' : -c"' ' chapter of the Metropolitan Schoo jjjjiL ' ay- 'c.yi"'>'•A ,i < of Music acting as hostesses. Mis; : -v . Mildred Casev is president of th* py * * chapter, and Miss Jessamine Bark V toasrmistress at. the dinner. Os .r!’a ' ** • 1 li ••'•mmitto* On arrangement: * ■ JBIf .jUP irkmnn have been active in plan •T details f n r the dine- Ttu - the metiiiiers and th" dance wil "*'s 3fcjs;* i . when a gronri of gi:est ar a i be •nt rt nod Reservations fm -‘.sty-four have been made for tin !: and about "00 are expected MIPS MILDRED CASEV. fe f ■ n. The bride wore a handsome gown midnight blue Canton crepe with an . '?s’--'syl,gLy JpEC n bouquet of American Beauty roses. tong the oiil nf town guests were Mr. *■ T t \fra Hsrrit nsrenrs of the bride* '"WcSSSf

man. The bride wore a handsome gown of midnight blue Canton crepe with an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harris, parents of the bride; Miss Lena Monnett of Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. William Dobson of Danville. Mr and Mrs. Reed departed this afternoon for Chicago, where they will make their home. Miss Minnie Weber and Miss Mildred Heinlen of Gallon, Ohio, arc we k-Aid guests of Mr. and Mrs. K I’. Miller. 222,(1 North Pennsylvania street. The Indiana Wellesley CPib* will hold its Christmas sale of toys. Jellies, cakes and confections. Friday, Dei- 2 in the home of Miss Ethel Hutchison, b'lh North Delaware street. The proceed i are to go for the Wellesley Endowment fund/ The first meeting of tb" Discussion Group for this season will lie held Wednesday at 1453 North A libuin - street. John Stuart Mills' "I’riitxiples of Political Eoop.omv" is to bp the subject for study and a preliminary discussion mid r ailing of c-eorpts will compose the program Wednesday. Indianapolis Alumni Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma, entertained wth a Vard party this afternoon at the Spink Arms for the benefit of the stud“iit build ing fund. Mrs. Georg- Ferry, assisted

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY,’'NOVEMBER 12, 1921.

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MISS HIED X KIRKMAN. by Mrs. frank L .Tones, was in charge of the seventy tables which wore nftrae tively decorated with vari colored chrysanthemums from tiie garden of Mrs Ellis Hunter. Mrs George i.osey and Mrs. Toe Hand Beckett, were in charge of the favors tin! of town gtipsts in eluded Mrs | urine Bollinger. Seymour: Mrs. H. K. Bala IVrre Haute; Mrs. l’rank litiumc Greoncastle: Mrs .lames Todd. lllulTlon, and Mrs. frank Tr-es. Kokomo Mrs. Thomas <\ llowe was chairman of the hostess committee which was composed of Mrs A. IC. Hacria, Mrs. Tm Hand Beck It. Mrs frank Fowler, Mrs. Delos Alig. Miss Ida Andrews. Miss rtnth \!lpc Miss Minnie Adams. Miss Bardie Hillman Mr Henry Browning. Mr-- !• .1 Busl.irk. Mrs .ToTin Carr, Mrs T W. Erthor, Mrs. George Cornelius. Mrs. Martha Dorsey. Mrs Edward Dunlap. Mrs. Scott Edwards, Mrs A. H. Fisk, Mrs. Minnie Wallingford. Mrs. E. R. ferry amt Mrs. Mark Rensonnr. Lincoln Division of the Kindling Club, will meet next Saturday at the home of Mrs. George Kramer in Lawrence Members will meet al the Terminal Station at 11 o'clock Saturday to take the 11:15 ft. Benjamin Harrison car to Lawrence. Beta Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega was entertained with i\ Thanksgiving luncheon this noon at the home of Mrs. Fertrer s. Cannon. 17 West Thirty Fifth street, in honor of the following u w members: Miss Lillian Rafferty," Mrs. Edna Line Gordon, Mrs. Ernest Forsythe, Mrs.. Herman Gena nee, Mrs. Floyd C’basefe, Miss Martha Dixon anil Miss Henrietta Dixon. The luncheon was served In buffet style and barberries were used to out the sorority colors, red and green. Miss Daisy Wedding gave a talk on her trip abroad this summer. Mrs. Cannon was assisted by Miss Helen Murray. Mrs, Ilnrv.v Barrett, Miss Alta Roberts, Mrs, Van Mjirphy and Mrs. D. F. Bridge. •* * / Miss Mildred Bailey, an autumn brideelect, was giicsi of honor at a luncheon and kitchen “shower,*' given this afternoon by Miss Marion Wheeler, 1144 Broadway. The rooms were attractively arranged with baskets of dowers in lavender and yellow shades, the bridal colors, with a French ha/l<et of chrysanthemums in gold colors, tied with orchid liued tulle, forming the centerpiece for the table, which was lighted by lavender tapers in crystal holders. The favors were tiny kewpie dolls dressed as cooks. The shower gifts wore presented by two small nieces of the bride elect, little Yir ginia M tinsel I and Alma Tune Mansell, in coverall aprons and cook's caps, who brought them in a >mall wagon tied with ribbon streamers in the bridal shades. The guests ineluded Miss Lucille Bailey. Miss Bernice Bailey. Miss Elizabeth Holly, Miss Elizabeth Wangeliu, Miss Louise .Strickland, Miss Mildred Apgar, Miss Lucille Ernst. Miss Ruth Jenkins. Miss Madge Carlin. Miss Florence Martin, Mrs. Charles Bailey, Mrs. Harry Mansell, Mrs. Everett Donpree and Miss Esther Knox of Lafayette. The community welfare department of the Women's Department Club will en•erialn with (lie fir a series or dances to be given this winter, at the •’“b house. Friday evening. Mrs. Gall : ngder and Mrs. Edward Fedlow are in l arge of the g- nrral arrunjjeaients. The csltsses Ineluded Mrs. Euwili Forger, Mrs. O. E. All Uotiy, Miss Evil Reynolds, Mrs. William Dobson, Mrs. Alfred Evans. ' r F M. Dell, Mrs. IVurson Mention i!l. \f.s Marvin Toms, Mrs. Louis Mrs. L. F. Orr and Mrs. Cart Fletcher. • * * j ’ ndianapolis alumni chapter of I'l Beta I "hi, mel this afternoon at (he liotu" >d I Mrs. Noble Barker, -ditto Bark avenue. 'Mrs. Hubert, Zeller was in charge of the

Among fhq brilliant social events in Greek letter circles is the Founder s day celebration of tile Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority, to be held at the Hotel Severin tonight, the local chapter of the Metropolitan School of Music acting as hostesses. Miss Mildred Casey is president of the chapter, and Miss Jessamine Bark ley, retiring president, will act as toasrmistress at the dinner. Os ghe geiieral committee on arrangements Mrs. D. B. Gruber and Miss Hilda virkmau have been active in planing the details for the dance. The dinner ts to be held at 6:?>D o’clock for the members and the dance will follow, when a group of guests are to be entertained. Reservations for ~txt v-four have been made for the inner and about .",00 are expected for* the ball

MBS. It. E. GREBE It, 2— -■ i-.: - Miss JESSAMINE RARKI.EY.

prngpm nhi h Included talks on the r itional convention, held nt Charlevotx, Mich., hist slimmer nn<l "New Fraternity Legislation.” by the following members; A) i* * E; lid (’iirryer, All** Rlancb Stanley, A!*** l.'itrel Cessna. Ali * Marjorie Par fish. All** Sarah Jtlrk. Miss Mart It a Hawkins, and Miss Fannie Miner. Air.-. Z> tier was assis’pd bv Mrs. H (’. King, Mrs. s. ('. Eeggf. Mrs ZereJand Leonard. Zirdel, Airs. A. E. Anderson and Mrs. D. A. Hoffman. Mrs. If, '<t (iartnan entertained last evening with a dirtier at her home, 201J2 Nonli Meridlit' street, at which the en "neonient of vii** Ruth Mav Uailshack to Itol.orl D. Ar:.isita.jig was announc* I Iho t o 111 o was charmingly arranged with a liny green pergola, resting on a cir cular mirror, as a centerpiece. The col ?r; of „ fh r ,,o|fa 7 - p,n writ}-. ..r which A[i*s Rnilshack js a member, were car ! v iii "'!■ 1! r, ’ SOR and smilav : A. (til whirl) the rrrco'n was decorated and miniature wedding r ;l vors encircled Ho* mirror. Tl, * oar,ls were little messenger ho vs he-irt*..- , n ment in the form of rS P ' f ' ,,noun< '‘” j ss: f aK r ; tt i Rpri,| ve Reagan Mi** 1 Adele Horner. Mrs. Carman, Miss Helen I Louise Garmon and Harry Garmon. Jr I . J l ' George entertained with ! a for inomhers of wavs ami rinai's and pletnre eommittoos of the in ZT ru Zr* ° r Photoplay. Thurs ! h " -7""dK Included Mrs. David Loss Air*. Walter Geisol. Mrs. M. B Rob “■ -H e. Mrs. Davidson Mrs (.eorge Mlarcis. Mrs. '!|, l „,„ ( ,„i,i Mrs. Robert Kendall. Mrs. Theodore Wag' 1 nor. AMs I. \\ . Donmterlv, Mrs Mvroo 1 : ,r V'" ar, " :: Davidso’i. Mrs. Fred r , V""' George Finfroek. Mrs •r. AV. Vestal and Mrs ; C. n. Williamson. Miss Ta. Verne Deer was hostess for a dinner given last evening r„ her horn*, for the members „f the Sigma Phi * ’hi Soront.w rovers ucre !:,!d for. Miss Ruth < other. Miss Gladys M. ni„o. )||-* (*., r e„ i Siersdille. Mis* S’rei, Miss I Marguerite Deer and Miss opal Kent I ** * * , T!l " Women’s Rotary Club will have a | (iimheoii and luisiness meeting Monday 11' : he Florentine room at th* Claypmd I Hotel. y 1 Dr. and Alt’s. Frank S. Jacobs, 342 Temple avenue, tinnounee the marriage ■f their daughter Charlotte, to Fred H Schmidt. .lr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H Schmiilt of West Pend. Wia.. which took place Nov. 3. ut Milwaukee, Wis. * * * The Phi Beta I’sj Sorority will give a | subscription dance at the . Independent Athletic (’lull, Friday evening, Nov. IK. meetings. I anils of St.'John's Acndcutv are ar rmr-imr a card party so he hdd at the | ' afhoile Coitimiini'v Horse, 1”4 West .Georgia street. Friday evening.” V Go’de'.i Jtule Lodge No. 23. Ladies Anx i t’i:*i>- In B. R. T. will have an all-day ; id Tii’-rsd—, 'ov. 17. at she home of * N<'s. M. I*. M '<*lil, 222!) Morgan street. " ’ stess will be assisted by Airs. H. G. Alelk. . ,

Marion County _ W. C . T. U. Notes

Armistice day was observed by Marion County W. C. T. C. by mass meetings in the various churches, at which time special prayer was offered for the reduc- 1 tion of armament of the world. Appropriate addresses were given on Americanization and other departmental work. It was a day when White Rlbboners reconsecrated themselves fnr a greater work for the welfare,of humanity. AV. C. T. V. -county superintendents will have an all day meeiing at the Y. M. C\ A., in room F. Thursday. Nov, 17. beginning at 10 o'clock. As this is the first meeting of the year, all local and county superintendents are urged to be present and become acquainted j with the plan of work. Zerelda Wallace T'nion will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfa B3\ley. 41 West Thirty-Fifth street, Tuesday,' Nov. 15, at 2 p. m. Miss Elizabeth Cowan of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, will- speak on '’Home Economics " Edgewood Eoneacr-. W C T. I'., will meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday. Nov. 10. with Miss I.ucy Carle Miss Elizabeih Cetvan will Speak on 11 into. Economics." .'•-.ld on W •' I' Mrs. Ar.h tr R E-bins i '.iW3 East Washington stry-t. Wednesday, Nov. 10. at 2 p. in. IDs Ellen Davis will lead devotions and Mrs. Isaac Daniels, su perintendent of anti-narcotics, will have charge of the meeting. I>r. Harrv 1,. Foreman will give an address on "Pre caution." There will be special music. New members are especially invited. Nina Brigham Union wi'l meet Friday, Nov. 10. with Mrs. Adrlie I.anctster 1235 prookside avenue, at 2 p. ut. Thurman \\ C T. I', met Friday for special prayer service and had an in ten s!in;; program. E’lznboth Stanley. W. C. T. U.. will htld its regular nie-ring at Ftetrher IMace Church Friday. Nov. IS. at 2 p. nt. j An interesting program has been nr ranged and Americanization work will I tie discussed. North East I'pion will have an all-day meeting at n .me of Mrs. Jennie Yount. it'> > D Quit, -y street. Thursday. Nov. 17

Club Index Aftermi h Club Thursday. Hostess Mr-. Frank T. Oxenford. 2522 Niorth Illinois treet Airs, ' rank T. Day will talk on "Flora and Fauna" and Mrs. O. E. Hemphill will discuss the “Problem of th“ Rivers." . * * C"lture Club Friday Hostess. Mr*. E. A Kept". 5.T East Drive. WoodruTf Plaee. Mr . Sarah Campbell will talk on "Holly woo l." and Mrs. Bert Essex will have ns her siiftiect. "An Auto Tour Through Cal lfornia." Expression Club Tuesday, Hostess Mrs. John A. Sink. 2(550 North Illinois street. Mr-. I.eo K. Fesler will give a *#lk on "Expression." and Mrs Jennette Vaughn will discuss certain pitas sos music. Independent yoclai Club—Tuesday. Hoste* Mrs. P J t'lork. apartment 1. the Halcyon. A regular business session is to tic held. Indianapolis Woman's Club—Friday.Propylaeum Ethel E!ir.altcT> Clqtnnd will talk on "Trumpets in the Market." and Adele S. Burckhardt wil! have as iter topic for discussion. “Others Apart Sat on a Hill ItetfrcJ." Irv'ngton Fortnightly Club Friday. Hostess. Mrs. Dirks, 503 South Ritter avenue. Mrs. C. E. Stubbs will read a tV on "Washington Irring. Essayist." and wll| talk on Irving as a humorist. Irvington Quest Club Thursday Host ess. Mrs J. H. 2 Johnson avenue. Miss Elizabeth Cowan will talk on "Systematizing the Household Budget" and Mrs. c AT. Hamilton u II give a talk on "Oar National Senate." Keramio Club Monday Hostess. Mr* Robert Turnbull. .3521 Huckie street, a* sistnjtts Miss Mabel Entry and Mr* I’ercival Brown The rcgulc - I’incheon meeting is to be lidd Alonday I'lnh At..-day. rt oov'aeum. Mrs. Douglas Ba -lt 'gr* y liter Me Dougnll and Mr*. H. B. McColl -v will d's

INTERESTING PRIDE-ELECT

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Among the interesting brides-eleet of the Thanksgiving season is Miss Milfred Lois Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11. Bailey. 3TUD North Meridian street, whose marriage to Car.' Strickland. soul of Mr. and Mrs. Smllh H. Strickland, is to lie solemnized Nov. 1!3, in Maple Road Church. Thg attendants

POPULAR CHOIR AUGMENTED BY GENIUS OF PIANO Mendelssohn Singers to Be Aided in < Concert by Pcrccy Grainger.

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t’ERCEV GRAINGER. In the coming of Percey Grainger, well- | known pianist-composer, who will be the assisting artist for fall concert of the Mendelssohn Choir. Monday evening Nov. 28 at Caleb Mills Hall. Indianapolis ; will welcome a musician who is not only | recognized as a genius of the piano but I • ty who is an American! PRESENTS OAVN f DM POSITIONS. The utunb-irs In lie presented hr th° artist ill it i Jude a group of his own compo-.i; "ons and same of th* greatest classics ever written for the piano. Mr. Grainger'* Interpretation of Chopin and List.' are marked with technique and virility which have won triumphs for him in every city where lie ha .'fppear.-d and critics have bestowed upon him th" most flattering tribute* which have ever been Glowered upon a native American mus’.ei-in His work, though powerful l:i dvnntnb s Is tempered by wonderful rhythmic clarity and clear cut phrasing®. ( HOlt! TO DISP! A) I t 1,1, POWERS. ; The i lioral numbers tn he given by tit* choir under the direction of P r ova! Owen bate been chosen with a view to perrhit the choir to |;sp!nv it* fu'!e*t possible vocal powers The program will open with the choral offer • of Mende'sshon’s arrat:getn: ttf for th "I’-’th Psalm with it* thsiuderou* ami luajosti" phrasing*. This will t>e the only '- e: position to be sung hv t'l-. >ho .• h ac'-ompaniment. ~r - p*r ’ O- •, sisting at the piano. An th* n'k. r ">•- turns will be sin.g a cap ! ii -,<e will includ" Hire- *-• u’ar part songs: “How Sweet th*ningi. ;i ‘'LuPaiiy ' M'crbiit' and a rollicking compos.*'.!- i. "tli- I ' e if ft. Michael's Tower. ; rrcag i! t> 1J 1‘ Stewart Th" *.y *• and m f ?t> will e - n 1 race a Pe.lestr’na puml*r. "O .Sacrum Ponviv iuin." "Hiw ’I hev :• > "otrly Rosy a composition written h He.*ti"y Will in in memory of the hero*** who died in the recent v ar. and a numb j written by Dr. A S. Vogt ~f Toronto, entitled “Crossing the Bar." The male section of th" choir will sing a choral nutflber and the wont en will sing mot-os. arranged for four part female voir. . The program will . with two Russian uunth.r . "H..’\ Blessed Trinity" be TschalkovrsM and the “Cherubic Hymn" by Gretes. nny.o’.f. The public sale es tickets t >’ til - <• u cert will open Mnndav Nor 21 ut the Fuller Hyde Musi. Comp an, eiiss current event- in I Mrs Edward E. Files will give th" mu leal program. Mystic Tie Club Thursday. Hostess, Mr*. David Bombargor. IS2S Broadway. President * day will be observed, the pro gram to be in charge of Mrs. 1,. E. Snot iti end Mrs John Brenner. Wednesday .Afternoon Club--Saturday Hostess. Mr- R. H Davidson. 5555 \\ **t M’obigau street, Mrs. N. C Stefty w ill talk or. “The First Thanksgiving, ' an: Mrs. K AY. Hawkins will be in charge of the musical program. Woman- Advance Club—'! hued:;y llostess. Mrs. Elbert Storer, 3 1 2 1 North Illinois str-et. Mrs. C. J. Cook wi’l tni on "France" and Airs. M. S. Ia c wil’ !i id tin* <niri’i*tt events. The •••*.-p-.p ,o will be from ti e works cf Holm s.

MISS MILDRED BAILEY-

for the wedding will include Miss Martha Erasure of ('hic:i' r *i. fi-* •*( of honor: Miss Lucille Bailey. Miss Marian Wheeler, Miss. Louise Strickland, tnaids-of-ltonor: Joseph Strick’nml. in**t man: D. Al. Millhi)Hnt:d. Herbert Jenkins and Henry Myers, ushers. Miss Bernice Bailey, sister of the bride-elect, will sing a group of songs preceding the service.

FIRST CONCERT PROMISES TO BE MUSICAL FEAST Community Chorus Will Sing at Tomlinson Hall \ Nov. 20. I The first of the season's municipal eoncerts will be in the nature of a Thanksgiving musical feast at Tomlinson Hall, Sunday, Nov. 20 at 3 p. m., the Indianapolis Community Chorus under the direction of Ernest Hesser, director of musiij of the public schools, will sing ■Mendelssohn's beautiful choral worK, "The Hymn of Praise.” The concert which is made possible by the Indianapolis school board and board of park commissioners, will be free to the public. The soloists, who are all local artists are Mrs. James H. Lowry and Mrs. Everett Johnson, sopranos; Charles McCarty, senor. Miss Dorothy Knight, accompanist, and the Indianapolis Municipal Symphony Orchestra*will assist. Frequent rehearsals of the chorus, soloists and orchestra under the director Mr. Hesser will insure the music loving public a pleasing concert. A general rehearsal of the chorus will take place at Caleb Mills Hall Monday eight. - . MUSIC NOTES. The T.incoln Trio wil! give the nsual !*•>•*- • at the Hotel Lincoln, Sunday, f>:3o to D p. m.. The Lincoln vocal quartette, composed of Francis Johnson, soprano; Mary Traub Busch, contralto; Harry Calland, tenor, and Elmer Andrew Steffeny baritone, will

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ERNEST hesser. sing “Viking Song’ (Colridge Taylor); Song i*f the Sea" (Waring), and "Cdrry Me Bai !: to old Virginia." Duets will be "Xearh the Stars" (A. Goring Thomas); ’ I *-? I Ike the Dawn Comes Stealing” tCadmam. The Lincoln String Trio wi play th" overture to "Romeo and •Tuiit.' ’Hollyhocks.'’ 'Poppies.” “Bachelor Buttons" and Daffodils" from Henry Hadley '■ Ballet of the Flowers.” The Lincoln Trio is composed of Ella Scbroeder. violin; Consuelo Couchmaa, v,"l’o. and R"rta Alilier Ritick, piano. Mr. fl r .ii " Wbitehouse, organist and oh urni:*ter at Christ Episcopal Church, will play rbe following recital of organ music Sunday afternoon, Nov. 13, at 4 o'clock : Kark-Elert Choral Improvisations R"j ice Greatly. O My Soul" v ”i th" ltepths of Afy Heart" Mea-le’s-’ ha. Prelude in G Major Eh i :b-r. Pastoral Sonata !. Pastorale ' A tilanV 11 nterin"Z!m) 5. IVt.il’ V TANARUS! -ore ~.. .ITaverie S'. ’:: in a no. ; In Paradise ■tt Forth) Newman has been engaged •it ” of ••! it !• darn ing at the Ini' -I* <’ •' ' Mv ic and Fine Arts. • '• In)-- .* ii -structor at St. i ■ t ' .v a *d at other conserva- ‘ • - ’ ••*** It >r •" w position with . • • a ! •! cvj, r*c:: ■ in teaching. ( - t a* Fiat" ■*** Ph uney will pretig otipia. in voice and pi.an, a’ ', in ' 't il the Library fuesdit i v"-:ng, Nov. 15: In a < t>: roll M) Shi v. Elva Davis, • • ;i t -i' \':t • .-f:.ng, Lucille Moi” , y; Mil y. May me Mc- * •" , K-’g lint nit, Loris Lazare. t V.'::—. >•• I, ;ine Mueller. Al- ' * t" ’ "*>a -. ft. etce Egan, Otto Mueli*. :t* irr I! aad Josephine Schmidt. " • t. : v',l” n-i mi pupils will assist: H I. ■> Egt t ' : \..;iierine Ray, Pearl i'm' rhi x;i G ay. Francis Morris, Helen) AA'elch. Catherine Noonan, Rosemary Eawlnr. I.oxvaine Mueller, Florence I,rsiier ;< and Ethel Smith. l 7he Dragon * Given ut Little Theater , Pleases Patrons the TANARUS, it tic Theater play, the “Dragon," v- ;) s repented this afternoon at the Masonic Temple and is a delightful combination of Irish wit and fanciful imagination J. Lloyd Wayne, who played th* role of the focd-loving king in the performance fwo weks ago, made a distinct hit: as also did Thomas F’.iherty. a* the futile and hen-pecked king of the marshes. Effectively ba'anced agninst the humerous work of these two character*, is the acting of Jeantto , Parry, whose sad plight as a princess really introduces an Moment of tragedy into a play that otherwise would be out-and-out comedy. On eaimost believes that the beautiful girl is going to have to choose between a hateful suitor and being, devoured by (he dragon, .(tick Harding.who rescues tier, is also ideally chosen for his gal- , hint role. He is the very.embodiment of • handsome, happy-go-lucky and efficient . knighthood. Local Drama League Presents a Play ; The pupils of the Drama League cen- ! ter of schools ik 13. 31 presented a pilj grim play, preceding the picture, “Alice in Wonderland," at the Colonial Theater th's morning in observance of children’s book week under Hie auspices of the Inili’.na Indorsor* of Photoplay. The play was directed by Airs. Charles MoNunU a Isied by the chairman of the i.Tunlor Drama League, Mrs. James Kalian. Th”)te- parties are to be given by Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. R. E. O’Connor. Mi- - Betty Bareus, Arrs. Robert Ke*dali. Mrs. Theodore AA'agner, Mrs. ('. A'. I’uniiar, Mrs. M. E. Robbins, Mrs. Alvron Rittker and Mr*, ilarvey Smith. Tlte music will be furnished by Alias Elizabeth A'qllmer. Any women In the city arranging for theater partlea call Mr*. Waiter Geisol. Mrs. David Ross or M s. M. E. Robbins. "I lON* LOOSE!” AIDS THIF.TBS. LEIPZIG. Nov. 12 - While 30,000 visitors wer > Utrong'ng th<* Zoo here thieves set up the cry, “The lions are loose!” In the nan’" that followed the thieves hundreds of watches, handbags purses. __

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