Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
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knowledge is power, give for Bryn
Nawr," would make a fitting slogan for
the Bryn Mawr drive that Is now on
st was the sentiment expressed on one
If the many clever posters at the Bryn
BIswr alumnae dance last night, a hugs
owl illustrated it, the owl being one Of
the Bryn Mawr symbols.
The ballroom at the PrOpylaeum looked
like a golden fairyland last night. Hun
dreds of yellow balloons hoated over
head pots Of daffodils gave a garden
ike look TO the stage, while soft lights
from myriads of gold-colo-ed lanterns
added the final note to an effective set
ting for the gay crowd of dancers. Bryn
Mawr blankets decorated either end of
the stage and many interesting photo
graphs of Bryn Mawr folk and scenes
were hung on the walls. Mrs. John
Mcdonald and Mrs. Ben Hitz were ih
charge Of the dance.
Aloha CAM is only another name for
health and democracy" says Mrs. E. L.
Gulich Of Brookline, Mass, head of the
Aloha camps for girls, who Is the guest
this week OF Mrs. Walter Marmou OF
indianapolis.
The delightful party Of indianapolis
girls who gave the luncheon at the
Woodstock club yesterday were proof
for Mrs. Gulich's statement, as they We're
all members Of he camp and spent their
summers at Fsirlee, Vt, an aloha
camp" This emp not only gives eff
ficient athletic training. but II has a
corps OF competent instructors in weav-
ing. saving, pottery work, basketry,
hand carving in jewelry, and vari-
GUS other lines, all taught IN the open.
zone Day at Camp" was the general
subject for the toasts given at the lunch
crn, responded to by the girls starting
With -'revenle" and closed by Mrs. Gull
ii with taps" Especially clever re-
Sponses were given by Miss Elizabeth
Moore and Miss Mary Evans.
Mrs. Gulch was entertained at lunch
Goa today at the University club by Mrs.
Edgar Evans and Mrs. Arthur Browne,
aud later Mrs p. A Richardson re-
ce.ved informally for Mrs. Gulich.
Butler pledges Of Kappa Alpha Theta
viii give dance for the active chapter
rext Monday night at the Woman's De
partment clubhouse
The Round the World club" com
posed both of people who have made
the trip around TIE world and those
who are planning to make the trip in
the future, was organized at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cakes, 3345
North Pennsylvania last evening. The
club meets once a month, and plans to
discuss one country after another until
each country has been covered on the
trip entirely around the world. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, at which
meeting Mr.. George Hume will give n
talk on China and Mr.. Lewis will exhibit
lantern slides showing the customs of
The country. At a later meeting Frank
Jones viii give a similar talk on Japan.
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The ladies' auxiliary to the Thirty
eighty division will have an auction sale
and tea at the home of Mrs. r. L. Moore
head, 2131 Central avenue, Wednesday.
from 2 until 4. inexpensive articles will
be on sale for hospital and other bene-
fit work Members may bring guests.
A st. Patricks day dance will be given
by the Hayward Barcus post of the
American legion Wednesday night AZ
Oriental lodge hall, Central avenue and
Twenty second street. Music will be fur
nlshed ~ the post Jazz band. Arthur
Lacey is chairman Of arrangements com
mittee-
The Little Theater association will give
card party at the Propylaeum Tuesday
afternoon. March o.
lespyear party and dance will he
given tomorrow by the Progressive club
at the Communal building. Decorations
will be in purple and gold, the club col
ors. A feature will be a mock wedding
in which Misses Mollie Rubin, Ruth
Mayer and Helen Schwartz will be the
leading characters
The Alliance Franchise will meet
Wednesday night at o'clock at 20 North
Meridian street. The program, which is
in charge OF Lawrence G. Holmes. will
include a one-act playlet entitled "Some
Experiences Of an American in France.
written and presented by members of the
club.
Mrs. Joseph Brdmberg will leave to-
morrow for Buffalo. where she and DR..
Brumoerg will reside permanently.
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