Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
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y 4 The opening week of the fall Sc
sleSter Of Butler college approaches,
fraternity and sorority folk are getting
busy lining up their program of fes-
tivities.
Girls OF Pi Bet Pi are entertaining
tonight, Kappa Alpha Theta gave a
dancing party last night, and on Sat
urday the indianapolis alliance of Delta
Delta Delta win give the annual pink
party" entertaining the active chapter
and a group of guests, which will be
held at the Country club.
luncheon will be served, after which
a surprise program will be presented.
Mrs. w. II. Hudson of the local al
lance, national president of the sorority,
IS in charge of general arrangements,
and Mrs. N J. DeMotte is in charge of
reservations.
Dr. Marie T. Rinnelin, 1880 South East
street. entertained party of young peo-
rle last night in honor of Miss Lena
Sebaefer ana Miss Lena Randall, who
viii leave soon to enter the missionary
alliance training school at Nyack on the
Hudson, TO take up study preparatory to
entering foreign mission fields.
Mrs. George H. Nolte and Miss Emma
Nolte, OF Richmond, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Turner, 1929 Marlowe
avenue.
Miss Martha Kenyon and Fred Eden
Daniel were quietly married this morn
ing at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. H. Z. Kenyon, 577 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place.
Rev. J. w. Duncan read the service
before the fireplace, banked high with
palms and fern, combined with masses
Of asters and gladioH in rainbow hues.
Mrs. Addison J. Kenyon sang rAt
Dawning" and Believe Me If All Those
Endearing Young Charms" preceding the
ceremony, accompanied by Mrs. W. S.
Lynch, who also played the music for the
professional, using the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin.
The bride wore a smart frock Of mid
night blue tricolette with a black velvet
hat, and corsage of bride roses.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. n. R. Lynch of Nashville, Tenn,
and Mrs. Fred Donnely Of Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel have gone on a
trip north, and will be at home tenn
porarily on their return at 577 Middle
drive. Woodruff place.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Josephine Horne, dauch-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Horne,
1855 North Pennsylvania street, and Hor-
ace W. Nordyke, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison h Nordyke, which will take
place Tuesday, Sept IA, at $50, in the
First Baptist church.
Miss Horne's attendants win include
Miss Helen Beck, Miss Eleanor Goodal,
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away and Miss Marjorie Appel Of Boston,
bridesmaids, and Mrs. McHenry Horne,
matron Of honor.
Miss Euphemia FOsdick, 726 West
Forty second street, returned home to-
day from New York, where she has been
connected with the physical training de-
partment Of Cornell university.
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The Den Zare club will give the first
Of its series of winter dances Friday
night, Sept II, in the ballroom OF the
Independent Athletic club.
Miss Katherine Parkhurst of Lebanon,
Ind. and Donald Hogate, Of Danville,
are the house guests of Mrs. Samuel Rails
ton and Miss Ruth Ralston, at 'Hoosier
Home" Miss Ruth Cravens of Blooming
ton will come Friday to spend several
Gays.
Alpha chapter of Phi Kappa Beta fra
ternity met at the home of James Fisher,
an Woodruff place. for election Of OIL
GERS and business meeting.
William Geizendanner was reelected
president and the remaining officers In
cluded Abe Martin, vice president
Thomas Wilson, treasurer; james Fisher
recording secretary; Earl Whiteman, cor
responding secretary. and Maurice Nor
gan, sergeant-at-arms.
A farewell party Will be given by tbs
fraternity next Saturday night in honor
OF Paul Kervan, who will return tc
Metre Dame this fall, and Forrest Kirby
who will enter Purdue
Earl Lyons, Robert Jones and JohI
Mumford have been recently pledged.
Attendants for the wedding Of Miss
Martha ogle and Chris Matthews will in
clude Miss Audrey Groves. cousin Of the
bride, maid of homer; Martha Fielder
=. the brides small namesake flower maid
and Cecil Matthews, nephew of the groom
best man.
Mrs. nellie Brown, vocalist, and Mist
Ruth Simms, pianist, will give the pro-
gram of bridal music, and Rev. Ray
Ragsdale of the Brightwood Methodist
church viii read the service.
Mrs. George Kern, Arlington avenue
and Forty second street who has beer