Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
Greek Letter Notes

Miss Laura Parker. 5T16 Lowell ave-
nue. entertained the AIumnae Club OF Pi
Beta Phi with a luncheon at her home
today. She was assisted by Miss Lois
Rannells, Mrs. II. z. Ste )henson and
Mrs Noble Parker, Miss Elizabeth ohr,
Mrs. Clara Fosdick. Mrs. J. W. Paul. Mrs.
Robert Shellhorn and Miss Ruby wlnders.
unique feature Of the luncheon was
the carrying out OF the menu in shades
Of red and white. salads, vegetables, Ices
and mints all being a part Of the color
scheme. The tables which were laid for
sixty five guests were attractivsly deco
rated with baskets Of spring flowers in
red and white. In the afternoon the
regular meeting was held. Miss Ethel
Curryer gave a short talk concerning the
revisions made in the constitution which
was followed by general discussion Of the
changes by the members. Plans for the
coming National Pi Phi convention to be
held in June at Cbarleyoix, Mich, were
discussed informally. Miss Curryer, Miss
Fanny Miner and Mrs. Z. 3. Hall of the
club win attend the convention.
$50
Children Of members Of tho Kappa
Alpha Theta Alumnae Club were enter
tanned by the club this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Dwight Ritter AIS
Broadway. The program, which was ar
ranged by Mrs. j. r. McGaughey, Mrs.
r. 7. Ross, Mrs. Clifford Harrod and
Mrs. II. r. McIxinstray, included a num-
Der of amusing features for the little
folk. Miss Rebecca Nicoson related a
group of children's stories, Miss Mari
belle Haines taught the small guests a
number Of outdoor games, which. after
learning, they presented before the.s
mothers. As a concluding event, series
of clever juvenile contests was held, the
winners being presented with various de-
ughtful gifts. Gay colored balloons
were given the children as favors. The
assisting hostesses included Mrs. win
liam c. Miller, Miss Lois Shouse. Mrs
ID. t. Weir, Mrs. James Thompon, Miss
Jeanne Stewart, Mrs. Albert SYnith Mrs
Richard A. Shirley, Mrs. Walter ]. Hub
bard, Miss Frieda Arthur, Mrs C. NJ.
Baker, Mrs. Gilbert C1ippinger, Mrs. Paul
Davis, Mrs. Herman Deupree, Mrs. Wal
ter Holmes, Miss Jean Kerlin, Mrs. Ches-
ter Lawrence. Mrs. Garland Steinbaugh
Miss Natalie Smith, Miss Josephine Wool
Ing, Mrs. William shannon, Miss Ellz-
abeth Trook and Mrs. Walter S. Green
ough. Over fifty children were enter
talned.
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Mrs. Ralph Douglas, Boulevard apart
ment was hostess for the business meet
ing of the Delta Gamma Alumnae Club
this afternoon. The luncheon which was
to have Teen given today for the prov
ince secretary, Mrs Charles Gore of
Grand Rapids, Mich, at the Spink-A
has been postponed indefinitely, as Mrs.
Gore was prevented from coming to the
city today.
Mrs. Jay Craven, 50 Hawthorne lane,
entertained the Alpha Phi Alumnae Club
at her home this afternoon. The regular
business meeting was held, when plans
for the Alpha Phi reunion at Green
castle, the first of June, were discussed.
Mrs. Craven was assisted by Mrs. George
Miller and Mrs. James Carter.
1t has been announced in fraternity
circles that the National Pan Hellenic
Congress is to be held In indianapolis
In October. The invitation was extended
by the local pan" some time ago, but
the acceptance has Just been received. A
spring party will be given at the home of
Mrs. Thomas c.. Howe in Irvington by
the local Pan Hellenic organization, May
%, when election of officers is to be
held Mrs. James Murray is In charge
of the program.
Lambda Chi Alpha viii entertain at the
Page country place with a dinner dance
Monday evening.
Members Of Phi Beta Psi will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the home of Miss
Rhelma Mannix. 1885 North New Jersey
street
Guest day was observed by the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Alumnae Club at the home
Of Mrs. John l.. Benedict, 1850 Broad
way, this afternoon. A picnic luncheon
was held on the lawn, which was gaily
decorated for the occasion. Assisting
Mrs. Benedict was Mrs. Claude Palmer
and Mrs Harold Thompaon>