Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
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Aruistice day and also the three hun
dredth anniversary of the signing of the
MaynOwer compact were celebrated today
ssp.y the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of
the d. A. R. with a delightful Program
given in the ballroom of the Propylaeum.
The first half was devoted to the May
hover observance, with the stage cleverly
arranged to represent the interior of
pilgrim home.
Miss Julia Reyer In a quaint "olde
tyne" costume sang a group Of old
English songs, including 81 Come Roam
ing" (Horne), Come to Kew" (Deisl,
Nymphs and Shepherds" (PurcelD.
f. K. Kauts read Dwight Hills lee
ture, illustrated by stereopticon slides.
followed by a group of songs by a quar-
elite made up of Mrs. Glenn Friermood.
Mss Florence Ann Parkin, Mrs. Mary
Traub Busch and Mrs. Everett Johnson.
Their numbers included Annie Laurie"
Robin Adair" and When Grandmother
Danced the Minuet," which concluded
Part 1.
Armistice day was the theme of the
second part Lieut.. Col. James r. Par
sons of Ft Benjamin Harrison and DR..
Charles Myers Of the American Legion
made addresses. and Mrs. Mary Traub
Busch sang There Is No Death" song
INSPIRED Dy the war.
As a finale Mrs. f. C. Rumpler led the
members and guests in community sing
ing Of patriotic songs.
Mrs. E. f. Hodges, vice regent, pre-
sided
~ group of the members in pilgrim
costume served as ushers and four little
girls in pilgrim frocks took the silver
offerings, whideh is to go to the fund
for the schooling OF the mountain girls.
The ushers were Miss Mignon Wagner,
Miss Pauline Vonnegut, Misses Nancy
and Agnes Louise Kalleen.
Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Coulter, of Column
bus. Ohio. are here for the wedding of Miss
Marjorie Coulter and Earl J. Haley, Mon
day at the home Of the bride elect, and
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2.
Coulter. 500 Jefferson avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coulter and son, OF st. Lonis.
and Miss Myrtle Minton. Of Hamilton,
Ohio, will arrive tomorrow for the we'd
ding.
Miss Eileen Doak, 3611 Kenwood avenue,
entertained with a personal shower
Wednesday night in honor OF Miss Har-
Tiet Elizabeth Downey. bride-eiect. The
guests were members OF the Phi Beta Psi
Sorority.
Miss Bertha B. Howell. district director
Of Girl Scouts, representing New York
headquarters, viii talk at the City Club
dinner Friday evenin. Mrs. Henry Hay
ward ana her scouts will be special guests
and viii demonstrate some Of their &C
eomplishments.
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club viii meet
with Mrs. J. T. Hoopingarner, 1908
Broadway, Saturday afternoon. pro
gram is being arranged on various phases
Of ''Pioneer Days of Pr Beta Phi" As
ststant hostesses viii be women from In
ssKana Alpha Chapter
Miss Hilda Mae Sebree, brideelect,
was the guest OF honor at linen shower
Wednesday evening given by Mrs. Pearl
Cone. 1000 Park avenue. Baskets OF pink
and white chrysanthemums combined
with greenery and autumn berries were
effectively arranged through the rooms
The gifts were presented in pink and
white basket decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS The table appointments, ices and
confections were carried out in pink and
white. and small crystal butterflies, as
tavors. marked the covers.
Mrs. n. J. Hammel, 1867 CarrOlIton
avenue. entertained the Emergency Club
ut her home this afternoon
Mrs. Bernard Batty Of Rose Hill viii
De the hostess for a card party to he
given tomorrow afternoon for the benefit
Of the treasury Of the Federation Of,
Music Clubs
Dances viii be 4given tonight and to-
morrow night in Tomlinson hall with
card party on Saturday night by the
American War Mothers Of the city The
proceeds are to go toward the building
Of the soldiers hospital which the War
Mothers are planning to erect.