The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-28

The library was decorated with the Wabash
ana State University colors. scarlet and
white azaleas, carnations and ribbons being
used, and the dining room was in yellow
Tor De Pauw. The candle shades were yell
low, and the center of the table held white
hyacnths. Palms We're placed here and
evening a programme Of Phi Gamma songs.
The guests included the members of the So
clety and their wives. The young ladies
presided in the dining ROOM
The spacious home Of Mrs. St. Clair Parry
was opened yesterday for a reception by
the local Kappa Kappa Gamma Club in
honor Of the visiting members Of the So
ciejy. MISS Edna Wallace, president of the
cub, Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, a member,
ana Mrs. Parry, a member as well as the
hostess, welcomed the guests in the north
drawing room. There were parlands of
green scarlet and Write japonicas and scar
let carnations for decoration, and in one
parlor there were pink roses. The cOlors of
the club, light and dark blue. were carried
out IN the candles, which were lighted in
the parlors and in the dining room. In the
center of the table was q large basket of
itineraries of the two shades of blue, set
on Battenburg lace, and there were candles
or light blue to illuminate the table. Mrs.
Parry was assisted III entertaining by Mrs.
r.; bacon, Mrs Thomas Bosom Mrs.
I, NJ. Dill, Mrs. Alice NJ. French, Miss
kelso and Mrs. ChesCina MauZy. Mrs c. A.
Walhngtord ana Mrs Benjamin c. Kelsey
presided at the table and were assisted by
Miss Mary Langsdale, Miss Ida Andrus and
the Misses Hendricks Miss Georgia Cal
H..
Miss Barnhill and Miss Brayton Other
members of the local club assisted in the
general Inequalities. An orchestra furnished
music during the reception hours from 3
to 6 o'clock. The next regular meeting of
the club will be held March II. with Mrs.
Beveridge.
The seven college chapters of Phi Delta
Theta in Indiana met in a province conven-
ton from till o'clock in Parlor c at the
DCenison. r. e. Ruby, of Indiana Univer--
sity, presided, and G. A. Macauley, of
Brookston, was elected secretary. The ses-
sion was taken up with reports from the
chapters and discussion of matters con-
tanned therein. 1t was decided to celebrate
the semi-centennial anniversary of the
founding of the chapter at Indiana Univer
slty by holding a province convention there
on Oct. il, 1889. There were sixty-five pres
ent at the convention and the dinner which
followed it., The different college men rep
resented follow:
De Pauw University-Prof ]. N. Walker,
y. c. Walker, Prof. f. A. Preston, r. w.
IcoXworthy, e. J. Hodge, J. v Kelley, r. A.
Bryan; L. p. Sims, +. Y. Smith, l. T. Smith,
j. Il. Thomas.
Purdue University-Edwin Lennox, r. E.
Peck j. =. Dill, f. r. Knights.
Franklin College-H. II. Woodsmall, Ed
Middleton, /. j. Drybread, Omar Covert,
e. M: Slack, J. j.. Holman, f. n. Thurston,
Hanover College-T. c. Whallon, w A.
Oldfather, F. S. Dubler, V. B. Demaree,
w. e. Hunter, w. II. Masterson, X. d. II.
Indiana University G. II. Clifford
F. =. Ruby, c. A Woods L. w. Hughes
G. c. Burbank, II. s Dickey, l.. A. Folsom,
G. j. Clifford, ]. S. Dodge, jr., c. M. Dickey
w. J. Shafer.
Wabash CoIege-IT g. Evans. w H.
Hays, o. w. McGaughey, T. A. Davis, r. E.
Willis.
University of Indianapols-W. S. Moffett
J. A. Kautz, Judge John Y. Hadley. Prof
Hugh TIL. Miller r. r. Brown, r. w
Hobbs, c. w. McGaughey, p. A. Van
Sickle, A. Lybrand r. Longley. 3. r.
Wheatcraft, II. Fl. Heinrichs, w. H. Atkin-
son.