Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
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Miss Vica Head, assisted By Miss Edna
McQuillin and Miss Mabel Marchal en-
tertained members Of the Sigma Delta
Phi Sorority and guests with musicale,
wednesday evening in the auditorium of
Public Library No. 6. The program in
Guided numbers by Miss Julia Marchal
and Miss Bernice Reid, pianists; Miss
Edna McQuillin, soprano, and Miss Con
stance Early Ball OF Chadren, Neb.,
monologist. A special feature was
group Of Hawaiian songs played on
Hawaiian guitars and sung by Mrs.
Raw Robertson and Miss Helen Shuppert.
Following the program an old fashioned
Virginia reel was danced, all the guests
participating, with Miss Mabel Powell at
the piano and Miss Marchal "fiddling."
Mrs. Robert Fl. Bryson. 2341 North
Meridian street, entertained this after
noon with luncheon bridge in honor of
her sister, Miss Jennie Munro, who has
come from Davenport, Iowa, for residence
in the city. Rainbow shades were car
ried out in the decorations, roses, iris
and snapdragons being used for the
centerpiecs for the table. Among the
guests was Mrs. Charles Williams Of
Cleveland, with Mrs. Charles Hanna. As
sIsting Mrs. Bryson were Mrs. Frank
Muzzy and Mrs. S. D. PiersOn.
Mrs. A. ]. Hueber, 24Os North New
Jersey street. will be hostess for the
sixteenth anniversary party Of the
Zetathea Club, Wednesday afternoon.
The reception committee viii include
FRS. T. W. Fngle, Mrs. T. E. Sellers, Mrs.
J. S. Martin, Mrs. L. II. Span, Mrs. W.
d EngIe and Mrs Robert Pein.
~ George Joseph Mess. 245s Parkway
: boulevard. viii come this week from New
York, where he has been taking a spe-
ciaI art course in Columbia University.
The meeting OF Delta Delta Delta Al
lance Of Indianapolis, TO have been held
held with Mrs. William Hudson in
Grsencastle, Saturday. has been post
poned indefinitely. a business meeting
of the chapter for the purpose of electing
officers will be held Tuesday evening
with Miss Elizabeth Moore and Mrs
William Book, 2343 College avenue.
Mu Phi Epsilon Musical Sorority viii
initiate its group Of pledges In the
Athenaeum tomorrow afternoon. A mu-
steal program will be given by the new
members following the ceremony. The
hostesses for the event will be Miss Ruth
nellie Smith, Miss Elsa HOIzworth and
Miss Lucille Roark.
Mrs. Alice Funk, 3147 North Arsenal
avenue, will entertain the Northeast
Union Of the W. c. 7. Q. at her home
tomorrow afternoon. Miss Elizabeth
wolcott will give a talk on bible in the
Schools
Mrs. 7. N. Greenlee entertained the
Eeedlecraft Club at her home. 2s2s East
Michigan street. The guests included
Mrs Flossie Broadhead, Mrs. George
Caldwell, Mrs. J. II. Johnson, Mrs. W. J.
Sheets, Mrs. Fred Boyd Mrs. J. r. Davis,
Mrs. Rena Warren and Mrs. W. P. Hanna.
Josef LEVINE, concert pianist, who ap-
peared in concert Wednesday evening at
the Masonic Temple, will remain a few
days in the city as. the guest Of VIII
lOughby Boughton.
Mrs. Martin Rehfuss, Jr., 1719 North
Illinois street, will entertain the Alliance
Franchise tomorrow afternoon, from 4
until o'clock, with a tea at her homo.
Miss Helena Sipe, who has been study
ing the piano with Stojowski In New
York for the past season, has returned to
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs.
J. c. Sipe, 328 West Thlrtieth street.
Miss Helen Mary Jonas, entertained
the members OF the Nm Beta Kappa
Sorority with a miscellaneous shower IN
honor Of Miss Esther Berauer, BRIDE
elect, at her home, 1923 Carrolton avenue.
Clusters Of pink roses were effectively
arranged through the house, a French
basket OF roses combined with ferns and
smilax, from which pink satin stream
ers extended to the place cards marking
the covers, forming the centerpiece for
the serving table. Ices and CONNECTION
were in the shape OF hearts and NINA
ture rose baskets tied with pink tulle
were given as fayOrs. The gifts were
presented by little Mary Catherine
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