Indiana daily times. [volume], February 07, 1920, Home Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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r OMEN'S CLUBS
WILL BE GUESTS
AT TEA FRIDAY
fca gc Attendance Expected at
Fourth of Series of Big
Functions.
The Woman's Department, club ''Till
give the fourth of a series of teas for the
Federated clubs Friday afternoon, Feb.
13, from 3 until fi o'clock, when the clubs
to be honor guests will include the mem
bers of the Woman’s. Philomathean, In
diana Yassar, Woman's Research. Irv
ington Tuesday, Vincent C. L. 8. (..
Kornlghtly Book. W. O. X. A. It. D..
Expression and Monday Afternoon Read
ing clubs.
Mrs. W. J. Beckett will be in charge
of the tea with the following assistants:
Mrs. George F. Bass- Mrs. 8. R. Art
man, Mrs. Samuel Ashby, Mrs. Franz P.
Bopp, Mrs. Thomas M. Bosson. Mvs. A.
I/. Bowman. Mrs. A. E. Bradshaw, Mrs.
,Tohn It. Brant. Mrs. A. W. Brayton. Mrs.
Henry P. Breadheft. Mrs. Pon E. Brewer,
Mrs. W. A. Bristow. Miss Anna Brock
Aausen. Mrs. G. P. Brooks, Mrs. Ernest
Pj), Cofieid. Mrs. William If. Coleman.
Mrs. .T. G Pollicott. Miss Anna Collier,
Mrs. George W. Combs. Mrs. Payton C.
< AMUSEMENTS. ,
I ONE BI.OfK SOI TH OF THE RIAI-TO
N0 ,?% T J LL CONTINUOUS COM T f A E Ny
RLCIXI^ITIbd 1 Features Monday
“JUVENILE FOLLIES”
A Fast Moving Aggregation of Bewitching, Captivating, Singing, Dancing and Prancing Doll Babies in Motion
LADIES’ SPECIAL BARGAIN MATINEES fijfe
Monday Wednesday Friday
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VAUDEVILLE 4 FEATURE PICTURES
ENTIRE SHOW TOMORROW
I DRESSLER and WILSON I DAVIS HUNT COLUSTER
Novelty Dancers |f Assassinators of Gloom
§f In PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE i You’ll laugh until tears come to your eyes.
V BUBHHBinHHHF
I RUDER & O'BRIEN I Three Moran Sisters I i ROBERTS & STRAW
In |i Queens of Music | K,n °* Harmony
Comedy,Singing,Talking || A Triangle of Beauiy, Brace an Jlgility ; § Pep, Ginger and Jazz
HMMHBF 1
|walshin “The Shark'' sffi.. Ssl
NOTE:—Lady Patrons of This Theater Will Receive Special Bargain Matinee Ticket for Our Broad
way Theater. Good Monday—Wednesday or Friday.
Is a Wife Cheaper
Than Housekeeper?
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.—“ He was
a bum hubby,” Mrs. Mabel Roberts
told the court today when she asked
divorce. “He said he married me be
cause a wife was cheaper than a
housekeeper.”
Condon, Mrs. Alfred P. Conklin, Mrs.
George M. Pickson, Mrs. William Pob
son, Mr. "William Podds, Mrs. Robert
Elliot. Mrs. Rowland Evans, Mrs. E. E.
Flickenger. Miss Helen C. Floyd. Mrs.
Harry 1,. Foreman. Mr'. W. If. Fore
man. Mrs. William Forsythe, Mrs. G. IV.
Gordon. Mrs. E. U. Graff, Dr. Hannah M.
Graham. Mrs. Ronald Green. Mrs. John
C. Henley, Miss Edna G. Henry, Mrs.
Edward G. Hereth. Mrs. F. G. Herman,
Mrs. Frederick M. Herron, Mrs. William
M. Hersebel], Mrs. Fred A. Hethering
ton. Mrs. H. B. Haywood. Miss Gertrude
V. Hinson, Mrs. Percy Johnson, Mrs.
Richard O. Johnson. Mrs. Colin E. King.
Mrs. Emma B. King. Mrs. Irving C. King,
Mrs. Virgil H. Lockwood, Mrs. F. A.
Likely. Mrs. Nicholas H. Long. Miss Lucy
Mayo. Mrs. George Phiilip Meier. Mrs.
John M. Mendenhall. Mrs. Pearson Men
denhall, Miss Augusta Moving. Mrs. Bar
clay Hering, Mra. E. L. Mick, Mrs. W.
F. Millholland, Mrs. Frank E. Miller,
Miss Mary E. Nicholson, Mrs. Meredith
Nicholson, Mrs. Harry L. Orlopp, Mrs.
Lawrence F. Orr. Mrs. William H. Per
kins. Mrs. Ethel C. Peters, Mrs. Charles
A. Pfafflin, Mrs. W. A. Pickens, Mrs.
Otis W. Pierce. Mrs. Dick Richards. Mrs.
Henry L. Richardt, Mrs. J. B. Rickey,
Mrs. Clayton 11. Ridge, Mrs. Hermann
H. Rtnne, Mrs. Charles R. Sowder, Mrs.
J. F. Spaunhurst, Mrs. Samuel D. Spell
man, Mrs. W. S. Spring, Mrs. Anna K.
Stafford, Mrs. H. E. P. Stanford, Mrs.
Anna Nye Stanton, Mrs. Guy L. Stay
man. Mrs. Harry L. Stedfeldt, Mrs. Theo
dore O. Steele. Mrs. W. W. Thornton.
Mrs. Maurice ,T. Tibbs. Mrs. William S.
Thomlin. Mrs. O. C. Wilcox. Mrs. T. J.
Williams. Mrs. Luther Williams. Mrs.
Myron R. Williams, Mrs. Arthur G.
Wills, Mrs. Fletcher Wills. Mrs. A. Earl
Wilson, Mrs. G. Gardner Wilson, Mrs.
John A. Osbon.
A N NOP N CEMENTS.
The Industrial Euchre club will give
a card party at 8:30 o'clock Sunday night
In Musicians' hall. 113 East Ohio street.
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The newly elected officers of St. An
bony’s Social club will entertain with a
card party at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow eve
ning in St. Anthony's hall on Warman
venue.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1920.
New Musical Comedy
Has Booking at Murat
Cecil Lean, remembered for his suc
cesses in the musical comedy field, comes
to the Shubert Murat theater ail the
week of Feb. 23, with matinees Wednes
day and Saturday in the musical com
edy, “Look Who's Here,” with Cleo May
lield, comedienne, In chief support.
The book and lyrics of the comedy
were written by Frank Mandel and Ed
ward Paulton and are a brilliant result
of the pairing of these clever writers.
The music Is of special merit, judging
from previous works of Silvio Hein, its
composer, who has been noted for his
tuneful scores.
The story concerns an author of fervid
love stories who does not practice what
he writes, with the result that his charm
ing young wife lacks the tender atten
tions which all wires expect. This re
sults in her adopting means to obtain
them that jire not at ail unusual save
in the results of her efforts, and these
results bring on the complications that
create the comedy of the piece.
Prominent In the east are such wel:
known players as Georgie Mack. SUvl-t
DeFrankle. George R. Lynch, John F.
Morrlsey, Eleanor -Henry, Pavtd Quix
nno. McCarthy sisters, Madge Kush and
others.
Survives Battles
for Death in Street
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.—After serv
ing fifteen months In France as a
machine gun officer, where he took
part in three great battles, was
gassed and decorated for bravery,
Lieut. Col. Frederic L, Davidson of
the twenty-second infantry, met his
death In New York's blizzard. A
snow-laden theatrical sign fell upon
him.
William Gillette to
Bring Favorite Star
Few actresses have, in their careers,
been associated with more important
events In the history of the theater thru
has that sterling player, Marie Wain
wrigbt, who plays Mrs. Coade in Bar
rie’s “Dear Brutus,” in which William
Gillette comes to English's opera house
Feb. 26, 27 and 28. She made her first
appearance on the stage as Juliet, in
1877. in support of the English star.
George Rignold. After this auspicious
beginning she went to another extreme,
for she is down on the records as the
first, American .Toseph'ne In Gilbert A
Sullivan's "Pinafore.” This appearance
was at the historic Boston museum.
She was also the first American count
ess Zicka in Sardou's “Diplomacy.” Foi
five years she was leading woman with
Lawrence Barrett, later with Louis
James, and in 1886 she became leading
woman with the Bootb-Salvinl combina
tion. Then, in “Amy Robsart," she be
came a star. In "Pear Brutus" sbe re
sumes a former relationship with Mr
Gillette: for she was the mother in
“Samson.'' )n 3908, and three years later
was Mrs, Varney in “Secret Service."
More recently she was seen as the
mother superior in "Marie Odile.”
War Mothers' Head
to Attend Meeting
The Marion county unit of the Amer
ican War Mothers of Indiana will hold
its regular meeting Thursday in the au
ditorium of the public library when Mrs.
Alice M. French, national war mother of
that organization and associate editor
of the new official American War Mother
magazine, “The American Soldier,” will
give an outline of the new magazine. She
will have a number of the books, for Feb
ruary, which has published in full the
constitution of the organization. Dr.
Olive will give a talk on the work of the
Indiana Historical commission.
AMUSEMENTS.
CHAS. M. BAKER PRESENTS
THE
Sport Girls
WITH HARM S. LEVAN AND
SAM BACHEN
This eonpon and ten rents entitles
lady to reserved .*u at any matlnev
during week.
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PAST MASTERS OF SYNCOPATION IN A RIOT OF TANTALIZING JAZZ MELODIES.
JERGE and HAMILTON EARLE and EDWARDS BILL anil IRENE TEIAAK
In “Miss Summertime” Musical Comedy Comedians Versatile Entertainers
Eton " r^ HraPi juggling delisle
MAREENA 1 il' OS I CIIOI § fOil! FEATS OF DEXTERITY
ami BELTON Mriwr CHRISTY COMEDY
COMEDY ACROBATS U iHJ'lL'l I7M ALLO En.ME ARCS
DANCING IN THE LYRIC BALL ROOM AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS.
Women Will Continue
Citizenship Classes
Miss Sara Lauter, president of the In
dianapolis Franchise league, announced
Friday at the meeting of the teachers'
institute that the meetings would be
continued through Monday and Tuesday
of next week regardless of the flu epi
AMUSEMENTS.
j, p t 2 15 and 8 15
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Return for a Limited American Tour of
M ALICE
LLOYD
Eminent English Comedienne
W Jane Courthope
Ep-, l§|ggf offers
“Our Family” tfk
An ,ncident of Every-Day Life
fp§- A
JACK LAVIER JLA
“flying monologist”
MARTIN WEBB Bn
JOSEPHINE HARMON ADELAIDE BELL
HAZEL WASHBURN
"WE AND US" BARNEY ZEEMAN
LAZIER-WORTH GO. COOK and PERRY
An Evening at Home Discoverers of Comedy
Don’t Forget to Arrive in Time to See the Kinogram
News Weekly and the Literary Digest Sayings. "
domic, as the course is so near comple
tion. The school has been well attended
and it is the Intention of the league to
continue these institutes following the
national convention which will be held
In Chicago.
The three subjects for Monday and
Tuesday will be “Political Parties and
System.” “Primaries and Conventions'’
and “Election and Voting Machinery.”
The Institute is open to any one in
terested and is free of charge. It is be
ing held at the local league headquar
ters, 204 Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. H. E. Barnard is in Greenfield
today, where she is to talk at the first
citizenship school there.
Robert E. Tracey of the Chamber of
Commerce will speak on “City Govern
ment'’ Friday, Feb. 13, at the citizen
ship class to be held at school No. 57.
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