Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
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Z An attractive musical tea swas given
this afternoon in the home OF Miss Julia
Reyer, 2064 Central avenue, By the MI
Phi Epsilon Sorority. The program was
given by Miss Norma Mueller. contralto,
who sang SLEEPY Town" (Hahn), THE
FaItering Dusk" (Kramer) and THE
Nyiad Speaks" (Schaeferl, and Mrs. Marie
Allison Elliott, contralto. and Miss Julia
Reyer, soprano, who sang a group of
duets, among which was the barcarolle,
from the Tales Of Hoffman" Assisting
Miss Reyer were Miss Ruth Without and
Miss Gladys Whitemsn. The members of
the hostess chapter included Miss Jessa-
mine Barley, Miss Mildred Casey, Miss
Geneiye HugheI, Miss Julia Reyer,
Miss nellie Smith. Miss Arlene Clark, Miss
Dorothy Test, Miss Miriam Wilson, Mrs.
nellie Thomas, Miss Ruth Wiltrouut, Miss
Lucille Roark, Miss Isabelle Cannon, Miss
Holzworth and Miss Gladys Whiteman.
The sorority viii be entertained Christmas
week with a luncheon and musical in
Columbus, the hostesses being Miss Jessie
Kitchen and Miss Louise Mason, men,
bers Of the MI Phi Epsilon local chap
ter.
Miss sara Lauter, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Miss Flora Lauter,
in New York City, has returned to her
home, a12 East Thirteenth street
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter Of the
d. A. R., held a special meeting Thurs
day IN the Propylaeum. J. J. Pettijohn
Of Indiana University spoke on the sub
ject Of immigration and Miss Norma
Mueller, cOntralto, accompanied by Mrs.
Milton Elrod, gave the musical program.
Among the guests were a number Of lit
tie girls from the Immigrant Aid Home
AIRS. Edward F. Hodges presided and
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb was in charge of
the program.
passing several weeks with her parents,
AR. and Mrs. J. F. valodin, S07S Tai
bott avenue, will return tomorrow to her
home in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. c. J. Prentiss, 200 Washington
place. entertained the Women's auxiliary
TO the Southern Club with q luncheon at
her home today. She was assisted by
Mrs. G. W. Wainwright
Mrs. Evert NJ. Thompson has issued in
yltattons for the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Elizabeth Thompson, to
Boyd NJ. Gillespie, which is to he SOL
emnized in the home of the brides
mother. Monday, Dec. 20.
Miss Mary AIlerdice OF New York City,
Is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Allerdice, 1924 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul George Henderson
OF Boston, are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs J. o. Henderson, 1896 North Merid-
fan street.
The Women's Organization of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Druggists
Chapter No. 20, will give their annual
dance in the Athenaeum Wednesday ev-
ming. Mrs. William c. Freund IS chair
man Of the hospitality committee, as
sisted by Mrs. Edward FerCer and Mrs.
James Mead The hostesses will include
the Mesdames E. ]. Arnold. II. ". Car
ter, J. c. Clark, J. W. Clark, F. VI. Craw-
ford. Clint Davenport, Bert Frink. E. c.
Gottman, W. F. Holmes, A. f. Johnson,
q. c. Mead, ". A. oren. L. c. Rush. J.
2. SprouIe, John Stokes. c. b. StOltz. E.
r. Walker and Charles Watkins. Mrs.
Henry Borst is president Of the local
organization.
The Altrusa Club will hold their regu-
s9uncheon meeting tomorrow in the tea
room Of l.. s. Ayres & Company. There
will be no formal program.