Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
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Kappa Alpha Theta AlH2nas Chapter
held an interesting -.---v4ng this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Henry Ostrom, 1455
North Pennsylvania street. Two plays,
written by De PAW Thetas, were read.
Ny Ladies' Chair" by Miss Elizabeth
Horner, which was presented very sue
eessfully by the Dramatic Club of De
Paw last season. was read by Miss Lois
Shouse, and The One Hundredth Night"
by Miss Margretta Stevenson OF De Paw,
which is TO be staged by the club this
year, was given by Mrs. Foster Smith.
Following the readings, Miss Bertha
Howelis, Chicago, district director of the
Girl Scouts, made a brief talk on the
Girl Scout movement.
The program committee Included Mrs.
Lois ShOuse, chairman, Miss Elizabeth
Homer, Mrs. Foster Smith and Mrs. A
L. LOekridge.
The assistant hostesses were Miss Ella
MARTENS, Mrs. r. J. Anderson, Mrs. Fos-
ter Smith, Mrs. J. T. Berryhill- Miss
Genevieve King. Mrs. Charles W. Jewett,
Mrs. J. f. Lewis, Mrs. Joseph Lynch,
Mrs T. L. Locke, Miss Helen Marott,
Mrs. John 7. Wheeler. Mrs. B. Y. Young,
Mrs. H. +. McKinstray, Mrs Eugene
Sims, Mrs. Robert Axtell, Mrs. Ralph L.
Nessler, Mrs. John Sheete, Mrs. Robert
Neff, Mrs. John Vajen Wilson, Miss Ma
risn Wheeler, Miss Louise Wills and Mrs.
Clarence Wilkinson
Capt. Thomas Z. Halls of the United
States Secret Service viii talk on "Crimt-
nology" at the luncheon meeting of the
woman's Rotary Club Monday, which Is
to be held in the Florentine room Of the
Claypool Hotel.
Miss Mary Dyer Lemon will so 10 Shell
byviTe today 20 address the Woman's
club on the subject Of "Our Library; Its
Architecture. Books and Folks"
Mrs. Edward Tyner. who has been
passing several months IN Centerville,
Iowa, has returned to her home, 3l5S
Kenwood avenue.
Mrs. Fred Scholl and Mrs. Edward
EreiI will entertain fifty five tables Of
bridge at the Woman's Department Club
house Monday afternoon for the benefit
Go the parish guild.
Rho Beta Sigma sorority girls viii
hold a meeting Monday evening al the
home Of Miss Edith and Miss Mildred
Keller. 903 Keystone avenue.
Mss Mildred Jean Rannels, who is
studying music IN Bushnell Conservatt ~,
Chicago, has been the guest OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ranncls. for
several days.
The HeyI Study Club will meet Tues
day afternoon in the Y. ". c. a. Mrs.
a, D. Murphy will talk on "Germsn
Peaceful Penetration in Italy" Mrs.
Miles scheaffer viii discuss shipping
and Railways Of Italy" The round-table
topic viii be Current Events
Miss Hazel Coerper. 213O North Della
ware street. viii be the hostess for the
monthly meeting OF the Alpha graduate
chapter of Delta zeta.
Pioneer Days in Pi Beta PHI was the
subject Of the program given at the Pi
Beta Phi meeting held this Afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. J. T. Hoopingarner.
SSOs Broadway. The members Of the
Indianapolis Club who attended Franklin
College, where the Indiana Alpha chap
ter OF the sorority is located, were In
charge OF the meeting.
Mrs. Charles Drybread of Franklin
gave talk on Early History Of Pi Beta
Phi" and old sorority songs were sung,
community fashion, by the members. a
special feature Of the afternoon was an
informal talk by Miss Thomasins Allen.
who has recently returned from Japan,
where she has been teaching in a girls
school She Is a member Of the Pi Phi
chapter in Franklin College. Her talk
concerned japan and the interesting ex-
periences she has had.
Among the guests was Mrs. Frank
Records Of Philadelphia. a Franklin Pi
Phi aIumnus, who formerly was presi
dent OF the local alumni chapter.
The group in charge OF the meeting in
eluded: Mrs. H. E. Jord8n. Mrs. Caveus
Marshall. Mrs. S. o. DUNCAN Mrs. Carl
Weyl. Mrs. Earl Freese, Miss Ada Wy
rick. Miss Hazel Albeit. Miss Gladys
Rudd. Miss Margaret Remy and Miss
Lillian Weyl.
Miss Francis Morrison. 1922 Park ave-
nue., has returned from Ashland, KY,
where she has been several days.
Mrs. Demsrchus Brown, who has been
the leader Of the study Club Of the
Council Of Jewish Women for several
years, is to be the guest Of honor at
a tea to be given Thursday afternoon
by the club women at the home OF Mrs
II. Benjamin Marks, 1865 North Penn
sylFania street.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the afternoon, including q
talk, Lights OF London" by Mrs. Brown,
piano numbers by Mrs. Marks and q
group Of songs by Mrs. Arnold Spencer
The committee on arrangements In
cludes Mrs Fred Meiere, Mrs. I. Lewis,
Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Herbert Selig, Mrs
Jacob Wolf, Mrs. II. Rothschild and Miss
Augustus Joseph.
All the women Of the council are In
Tited to attend the party.