Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-30
200 AT LUNCHEON
HERE OF STATE
Pr PHI SORORITY
Indianapolis AIunlnae Act as
HOSteSSeS at CIaypOOL
Hotel.

Over zoo women OF II BETA I'M at
tended the State luncheon of the sorority
held today in the Riley room Of the
ClaypooI Hotel, the indianapolis alum
nae chapter acting as hOstesses. The
tables were effectively decorated in the
sorority coIors, silver blue and wine,
large French basket of dark red carna-
tions, the sorority flower, combined with
"baby's breath" forming the centerpiece
for the speakers table with two smaller
baskets at each end and similar baskets
on the small tables, with single carna-
lions marking the covers.
An interesting program was presented,
Miss Ethelwyn Miller of Franklin act
ing as toastmistress. The responses in
cluded the following numbers, Across
the Atlantic" Miss Bernice Moody of
Indiana Delta chapter, Purdue Univer
sity; "In the Land of Cherry Blossoms"
Miss Thomasine Allen, Indian Alpha,
Franklin College; "Of to CharlevOix. the
Beautiful" Gertrude Hunter, Indiana
Gamma, Butler; Down to Little Pig
con" little Pigeon is the settlement
school in the mountains supported by the
sorority, Doris Massman Geile, Indiana
Beta, Indiana University. A group of de-
lightful musical numbers, including harp
duets by Miss Allegra Stewart and Miss
Gwyneeth Kanee and Miss Janet Dean,
and two piano numbers by Miss Mar
garet Kellenbach and Miss Harrison was
given with informal singing of Pi Phi
songs completing the program. Miss
kellenbach Of the Butler active chapter
arranged the music. The luncheon COM
mittee included Mrs. II. D. Trimble,
chairman; Mrs. Garrison Winders, Miss
Josephine Hartman and Mrs. H. Z. Jor-
dan.
Tonight the State dance will be held
IN the Riley room, the Indiana chapter
acting as hOstesses, assisted by their
aIumnae in the city. a banking of palms
and greenery will screen the orchestra
and the Illuminated arrow will feature
in special dances. The favors for the
men will be leather cigaret cases en-
bOssed with Pi Phi crest, and the girls
viii receive leather card cases. similarly
embossed. Miss Ellen Woody and Miss
Laura Barrett, Indiana University alum
nae, have represented the active chapter
in making arrangements for the dance
The hostess chapter includes Miss Helen
Barrett, Miss Ruth Orchard, Miss Doris
Chile, Miss HOrtense Wetsell, Miss Myra
Allison, Miss Mildred Daum, Miss Helen
Sheridan, Miss Margaret Thornburg, Miss
Mary Sarber, Miss Mary Creigmile. Miss
Janet Seeker, Miss Dorothy Arndt, Miss
Doris GrOan, Miss Cecile DeVore. Miss
Edna WeltOn, Miss Winifred WeIton.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, Miss Helen
Ward, Miss Betty Smith, Miss Mary
Ferris, Miss Helen .Eaker, Miss Hazel
Miller, Miss Helen Squires and Miss Ruth
Dillon.
The indianapolis alumnae luncheon
hostesses included, Miss Hazel Albeit.
zaFs. c. W. Allen, Mrs. W. c. BatcheIder.
Is. E. W. Camp, Miss Ethel Curryer,
[rS. II. c. David, Mrs. Clifton Ferguson
Miss Josephine Ferris, Mrs. e. J.
Fletcher, Miss Vance Garner, Mrs. W. e
Garshwiler, Mrs. ". X. Gearen, Mrs. H.
c. Gemmer, Miss Talitha GerIach, Mrs
e. B. Halls, Miss Josephine Hartman,
Miss Edith Harshman, Mrs. +. L. Haskell
Mrs. f. D. Hatfield, Miss Annette
Hedges, Miss Emily Helming, Miss
Frances Henderson, Miss. Florence Herr.
Mrs Everett Holloway, Mrs. J. I. Hoop
ingarncr, Mrs. r. E. Jones, Mrs. H E.
Jordan. Mrs. D. E. Kerby, Mrs. II. $
King, Mrs. 3. I. Kingsbury. Mrs. ). &.
Legge, Mrs. c. R. Marshall. Mrs. T. f.
Mccoy, Miss Gertrude Miedema, Miss
Fanny Miner, Mrs. G. R. Miller. Miss
Laura Parker Mrs. J. W. Taul, Mrs w.
B. Porter, Miss Lois Rannells, Miss
Blessing Rassmann, Miss Elizabeth RawIs
Miss Margaret Remy, Miss Gladys Kudd,
Miss Ella Sengenberger. Miss Nina
Sengenberger, Miss Esther May Shower,
Mrs Robert Shellhorn, Mrs J. Z. SpiegeI.
Mrs. r. E. Stephenson, Mrs. E. a. Strong
Jr, Mrs. 7. H. Stroup, Miss Florence
Taylor, Mrs. E. E. Temperly, Miss Ruth
Tharp, Miss Helen Thornton, Miss Olive
Traylor, H. D. Trimple, Miss Marguerite
Ulen, Miss Julia Vestal, Miss Hazel
Wann. Miss Alta Welch, Mrs B. K. West
fall, Mrs. c. II. Weyl, Miss Lillian WeyI.
Mrs. E. f. White, Mrs Luther Williams.
Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs. Garrison
Winders, Miss Ruby Winders, Mrs f.
c. Anderson, Mrs. Wayman Adams, Mrs.
c. B. Blakely, Miss Geraldine kppert.
Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. X. B. Hunter.
Mrs. Libby, Miss Hilda Clark, Mrs
Robert Zener, Mrs. Walter WinslOw. Miss
Alice Winship and Mrs. Frank Straight
off Large delegations from Purdue.
Franklin and alumnae from various cities
over the State were present.