Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1926 — Page 6

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CHINESE FANTASY MARKS ATHLETIC CLUB’S RECITAL Dance Affair Given at Athenaeum —Athletic Director in Charge. An exotic Chinese fantasy, “The Feast of the Lanterns,” was the outstanding number of the dance recital given by the Hoosier Athletic Club Wednesday night at the Athenaeum, Under the supervision of George W. Llpps, club athletic director. The scene of the play was an old Chinese garden during the annual celebration of the moon. The stage was illuminated with vari-colored lanterns and mandarins and dancers gathered to celebrate the religious rite. The theme of the dance centered around a Chinese maid and her lover who quarreled, were reconciled and married during the progress of the fete. Ruth O’Neal BeleW was the maiden, Li Yu. Charles M. Rick took the part of Loo-Pan, the lover, and Ernest Senkewitz was the father, Ching Lo. The first number on the program was entitled a “Lake Shore Pastime” and was a children’s pastime, portraying the modern trend of sports and amusements at a lake shore hotel. A dance number, “A Little Bit of Jazz,” was given by Helene Eder, and “Valse Fantasy,” a toe dance, was given by Miss Martha Jane Shearer. The remainder of the large cast was made up of Hoosier Athletic Club pupils of Lipps. The final number on the program was the “Moscow Fair.” Miss Belew and George Lipps executed an Adagic that was perhaps the crowning bit of the evening. Miss Marie Schulmeyer, pianist, Miss Maude Custer, violinist and Miss Ann Cunningham, celloist. played. DROWNS IN GRAVEL PIT BU United Press COLUMBUS, Ind., May 27.—A widow and a 3-months-old .son today survived Eugene Lambert, 24, drowned when he fell from a dredge into deep water of a gravel pit.

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An interesting feature of the dance recital of the Hoosier Athletic Club at the Athenaeum Wednesday night was the “Valse Fantasy,” toe dance

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. William A. Devin, 1322 Parker Ave., will be the hostess when the new members of the Sigma Alpha lota, national musical sorority, entertain the chapter at her home, Friday evening. The initiates have arranged a program of stunts. Miss Margaret Rasbach, who recently returned from a Cincinnati conservatory of music will play a group of piano numbers. The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames John Kolmer, Roy N. Downs, Frank B. Hunter and Misses Hope Bedford, Mary Virginia Wallace, Mary Feagans, Marie Ferguson. Gertrude Whelan and Martha McDougall. * * * Miss Edith Dale Watson, 3942 N. Delaware St., entertained with a bridge and shower at the Woodstock Club Wednesday for Miss Frances Hogan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan, 3133 N. Meridian St., who will be married to John Lyman Blish of Seymour, June 2. Covers were laid for twenty guests. • * • The Progressive Literary Sixteen Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Tilden Greer, 4730 N. Capitol Ave., Wednesday afternoon. The house was decorated with baskets of spring flowers and the dining room was beautiful with sprays of iris. Mrs. Demarchus Brown talked on “A Picnic at the Equator.” Officers of the club who were present were: Mesdames Frank Wampler, Sidney Aughinbaugh, Allen Fisher, Henry Dollman, Ronald Foster. Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Elizabeth Watterson Hughes, Boston, Mrs. Henry C. Daniels, New York; Mrs. Walter T. Myers, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. T. E. Hanch, Chicago. * * * Mrs. Orien W. Fifer, 1241 N. New Jersey St., was hostess at luncheon for the women of the Bible Class of the Central Avenue M. E. ChUfdh Tuesday afternoon. The house was decorated with spring flowers in colors of lavender and white. A playlet in charge of Mrs. J. I. Hoffman preceded a musical program in charge of Mrs. Albert Reep. Mrs. Walker Baylor, accompanied by Mrs. Reep, sang a group of vocal numbers. Miss Alberta Guild played a piano solo, “ ’Tis Spring” (Grieg), and there, was a dramatic reading by Miss DorOthy Muir. Mrs. James Sanborn, Apt. 22 the Cambridge, will entertain the Tarry-a-While Club with a luncheon at the Samovar, SGIO University Ave., Thursday. * * * The Orloff trio consisting of Jean Orloff, Mildred.Huls and Yuba Wilhite, have returned from Chicago after giving a series of recitals in that city. They will return to Chicago in a few weeks, and expect to spend the remainder of the sumrher there. The Late Book £iub have made a change in their program for next Tuesday. They will meet at Webb’s Tea room, 1302 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. E. J. Bear and Mrs, J. W. Sawyer will be hostesses. * * * The On-Ea-Ota Club entertained with a dinner-dance at the Willow Brook tearooom Wednesday evening. Guests included Messrs, and Mesdames Robert Frame, Clifford Hite, Frederick Hite, Homer Kivett, James Case, Carl Van Treese, Lee Anders, Hary Hollis, Raymond Hollis, Jacob Seitz, E. F. Burke, John McElrdy, Floyd Jones and Altys Cooley. * * * Misses Mabelle and Myrtle Maver and George Mayer, 2030 N. Alabama St., left today for a three weeks’ motor trip to New York City and eastern seaside resorts. * * * Members of the Zetathea Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. W. A. Huston, 3946 Guilford Ave., Wednesday. A musical program was given by the Misses Mar garet and Eugenia Huston, Sheila Brown, Alice Shirk, Mildred and Mary Sommers, Billie Sprong and KaAerihO Somiher. The hoßtess Was assisted by Mesdames S. G. Bennett, J. W. Knipp, K. L. Brewer, J. L-

by Miss Martha Jane Shearer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Shearer. 2025 N. New Jersey St.

Sydensticker’,' A. C. Brewer, G. B. Davis and C. H. Cook. • * * Mrs. John Kingsbury. 5462 E. Washington St., entertained with a luncheon-bridge at her home Wednesday for Mrs. Judd W. Spray of Detroit, Mich, The hostess was assisted by her mother. Mrs. M. R. Williams. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, Jr., 4430 N. Pennsylvania St., will have as their house guests for the week-end and Speedway race Misseg Adeline Rowles, Mina Morrison, William Wallace Miller, Jr., and Allen Holloway, all of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Miller, Sr., will be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, Sr., of 1609 N. Delaware St. * * I Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers’ Club will give a silver offering W at the home of Mrs. Hubert H. Keller,, 3665 Washington Blvd., Friday, from 2:30 to 5 p. m. Special music and a play will be on the program. Mrs. E. A. Godley is chairman of the committee in charge. She will be assisted by Mesdames Fred C. Johns, Wilbur C. Johnson, Wallace C. Payne, F. F. Bowlby, Marshall Lupton. Paul Ulrich, Fred Stiltz, W. t>. Boyd, F. W. Ballweg, George Holliday, E. F. Lennox and J. D. Pierce.

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