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last night at the Claypool by the Phi Kappa
Psi Of Indiana in honor of the visiting
members of the fraternity in attendance
at the Grand Arch Council now meeting
here. There were about 100 guests present.
including a number of visiting girls, as
we'll as many of the alumni of the fraterni-
ty and active members from the forty
institutions where the fraternity is rep
resented.
The new and handsome ballroom of the
Claypool was opened for the dance ana
was effectively decorated The windows
were screened with curtains of lavender
and pink, the Phi Psi colors, and the walls
and balconies were covered with handsome
banners from the different universities rep
resented in the convention. The stage,
where an orchestra played for the dancing
during the evening. was banked with palms
and above was hung the prettiest decora-
ton of the room-the Phi Psi shield-gleam-
ing with electric lights. The girl guests
and the assisting women wore dainty dane
ing gowns and the banner-covered walls
formed an effective setting for the frocks
of lace and silk
The floor committee for the evening in
cluded Mr. Edward H Kaight, chairman,
Mr.. Frederick Weimer, Mr.. Almus Rudden,
Mr.. Warner Ross. Mr.. Merle ~ A Walker.
Mr. Joseph Weimer, Mr. George b. Lock
wood, Mr. Charles Jacobs, Mr. j. r. Kan
dali and others. The committee was as
sisted by a group of women which Included
Mrs. John l.. Grifiths, Mrs. Thomas II
Sullivan. Mrs. William II. Coleman, MIS-
Henry Bennett, Mrs Ferdinand WINTER,
Mrs. Edward L. Mckee, Mrs John X.
Wilson, Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs. NlllaIn
Scott Mrs. Volney T. Malott, Mrs: victor
Hendricks Mrs. Kate Perry Morris, Mrs
Charles n. Thompson, Mrs. Harry Milligan,
Mrs. Merle n. A. Walker, Mrs. George
Lockwood. Mrs. Anus Ruddell, Mrs. J9 3nI
Thomas E. Eastman, Mrs. Frank Graef
Darlington, Mrs. Henry u. Pierce, MRS
Hiram p. Wasson, Mrs. Henry Wenace'
Mrs: John G. Williams, Mrs. Nelson A
Gladding, Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates, MIS-.
Ferdinand Mayer, Mrs. Simon Sheerln, MIS-.
John Hendricks, Mrs. Albert Baker, Mrs:
Henry Kahn Mrs. Albert Anderson, OF
of Lafayette; Mrs Charles B. Kern, of
Lafayette; Mrs. Sanford P. Teter, OF
Bloomington; Mrs John Allen. OF Green
Eaute; Mrs. George Osborn, of Marion;
Mrs Henry c. Ryan, Of Anderson; MIS-.
William n. Horne. of Anderson; Mrs. 1 Ea-
gar HeDdee. of Anderson, and MIS- VII
liam Rough, of Greenfield. large numper
of visiting women were present at the
ball, among them Mrs. Writ Humphrey OF
Evanston, ILL.,; Mrs. w. c.. Alexander. OF
Wilmington. Del: Mrs. E. Lawrence TuIl
of Philadelphia; Mrs. o. e. Monnette, OF
Toledo: Mrs. George V. Dole, of Paris, Ill. {;
Mrs. Lester Jones. of Lebanon; Mrs. Young.
of Anderson; Mrs. Johnson: OF IN, Munc q !:
MRS MRS. 3. N NJ P Peck, Of Of cTawfOrdsviie;
Miss Trueblood, Mrs. John NJ. Allen Green
castle; Miss Grace Norwood, LEBANON IN :
Hurst, Miss Lucia Hurst Anderson Miss
Mary Simms, Lafayette; Miss DIVA DAVIS
Anderson; Miss Florence Newly, hngnts-
town; Miss Cooley H k1Itt Rel eit S6ra@ue
Connersville; Mrs. Daniel n. Davis, 1eire
Haute; Miss Anna Davis, Terre Haute'
Miss Rhoda Springer, Anderson; MISS az az
line Marshall, Greencastle; Miss Alice no
gan. Lafayette; Miss Hortense Dartet,
Connersville; Miss Mabel f. kleiSer' Leeo-
anon; Miss Edith Carr, RushVllIe; MISS MIS-
SaIman. Greenfield; Miss Mabel Barnhlll,
Connersville; Miss Wilkinson, MISS S St;n-
stance Wilkinson, Miss Ida Overstreet, MISS
Mary Harding, Miss Pearl Hikert'
Ge seTf? Miss Miss Eouisa LOq Ke9s %
bus; Miss Evelyn Evans, ConnersVllle; MISS
Mary Crull, Anderson; Miss Judy west La
fayette; Miss leila C0opeT. Miss ReIIe
Baker Greencastle; Miss Frances Russell
Lafayette: Miss Mary Rosebery. 1aif Kara ,e
Miss Leona Turner south Ben1; Nai IS $50
II. Fay, Urbana, o.; Miss Edna Harvey
! Terre Haute; Miss Ruth Johnson, Bloom
| ington; Miss Louise McCabe, ConnersyiIiei
! Miss Carabelle Hood, Miss Horton, Miss
| Essie O'Daniel. Greencastle; Miss Helen
EIizabeth Sawyers. Miss Anna Osborn, Miss
| Grace Walker, Miss Kate Stanford, Green
castle; Miss Ada Somerville Conners ~ III s,
Miss Helen Jones, Lafayette; Miss Editl
Lane, Anderson; Miss Mary Owrsler Plain
field; Miss Elizabeth Sharfey' brazil; MIS- -
Fruchey, Marion; Mrs. George
e ere Mccormick. Miss Belle Wallace
| Lafayette Miss Lois Osborn, Green
castle; Miss Mary Hiatt, Marion ron.
Miss Nellie M Tailey Tgfre M WSStG 6oSste
Anderson; Miss Lucy Plumber Corners
vile; Miss Carrie. Forkner, New Castle
Miss Jessica Manlove, Greencastle; MISS
Alma Want. Greencastle; Miss Alice
| Hanna Lebanon: Miss Offutt. Greenfield
Miss Florence Morgan, Noblesville; Mrs
Wheeler. Terre Houte; Miss Sophia Wheel
Greencastle; Miss Evelyn Evans, Corners
vile: Miss Lena Triplett, Bloomington
Miss Adelaide Edward. Wabash; Mr.. anC
and Mrs. William A. Hough. Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hendee, Anderson; Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Horne, Anderson; Mr.
and Mrs Writ Humphrey, Evanston; Mr.
and Mrs Harry Little, Goodland; Mr. ant
Mrs. George V. Dole. Paris, Ill; Mr. anC
Mrs. r II. Burr, Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs
Lee TeTre Haute; Miss johnson, Muneie
| Miss Marie Grouse, Cincinnati; Miss Har
ter Anderson; Miss lowering, Lafayette
| Miss Richards, Bloomington; Miss Jose
phine Caiiium, Covington, Ind; Miss Mar!
| Haughton. Vincennes; Miss Lolita Stoner
! Greencastle; Miss Nancy Van Malta, La
| fayette: Miss Adisah Fargo, Anderson; Mis-
! Elizabeth Daugherty, Bluffton; Miss Flor
ence Gregory, Muncle.
SHORTLE-SHIRR
| Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
Upton, Ind, April THE marriage o
Miss Helen Roberts Shirk and Mr.. Georg
Shortle, jr, was solemnzed this evening
at the home of the bride, on North Mail
street The ceremony was pronounced b,
the Rev. j. S. Montgomery, Of Minneapo
lis, in the presence of large number o
friends and relatives. Mrs. Robert H
Proctor, of this city, was matron of honor
and Miss Pearl Huff, of Warren, was mai
of honor. Mr.. James S. Shortle, a brothe
of the groom, was best man. After tn
ceremony a reception was given. The Drid
is the only daughter of the late Z. II
Shirk, and is a member of one of the oldes
and wealthiest families of the city. MI
Shorte is the youngest son of Georg
Shortle, and is the proprietor Of a larg
department store in this city, and also con
trolls one at Frankfort. Mr.. and Mrs
Shortle left tonight for a wedding tri
through the South.
MPHEETERS-REC
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY, Ind. April 7.-Wilso
McPheeters, of this city. and Miss Loren
Recktenwald, of Louisville, were united i
marriage last night at the Portland-avenu
Presbyterian Church. They left this morn
ing for Manchester, Ind, where they Wi
live.
DRAGOo-SARTELLE
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
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