Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
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l. Among the brilliant parties In celebra- |
ton of the Christmas season was that of
Mystic Tie Lodge, which was held in
the Murat Temple last evening. The |
ballroom was lighted with vari-colored |
lanterns and festOoned with garlands of
green and red crepe paper, while a Christ
mas tree, cleaning with artificial snow
and tiny lights, occupied the center of
the room, pretty setting for the dancers |
The children of the members were en-
tertained in the recreation rOom where
slides, teeters, wagons n everything were !
set for the little folks amusement. A |
Santa Claus himself added to the en-
jOyment Of the occasion with balloons, |
stockings filled with gifts, popping bon !
bons, cotton snowballs, popcorn balls and |
candies which he gave to the children.
For the benefit of the older folk in |
the ballroom an interesting feature was |
interpolated between dances, the room |
being darkened, leaving only a soft red |
glow. A quartette of musicians in sur
plices and red and white Christmas caps |
entered, playing Christmas music as the !
prelude to a group of carols sung by |
Mrs James Lowry, soprano. Her songs |
were followed by charming ballet num- |
Der by a dozen little girls, who, as a |
finale, bombarded the audience with cot
ton snow balls and confetti. All the |
guests were presented with red and white I,
Christmas caps, which they were re-
quired to ear while dancing.
Children at the Robert Long Hospital
were entertained by the Kappa Alpha |
Theta Alumni Club today with a Christ
mas party. A program including the
singing of Yuletide songs by Miss Mil
dred Johns and Miss Mary Payne, the
| playing of photograph records of nursery
rhymes, and dainty dances by members
of the Baby Ballet" including Pauline
Adams, Gladys Mower, Pauline Ballinger,
Beulah McMeehan and Grace Rentchler.
A Christmas tree scintillating with
myriads Of lights and tiLsel and a Santa
Claus impersonated by Maribelle Haynes,
who presented each child with gift and
miniature stocking filed with candies
were the features Of the afternoon that
brought shouts Of excitement from the
little folk. The program committee in
Guided Mrs. Eugene Sims. chairman; Miss
Grace Parrot. Miss Virginia Kingsbury.
/ Miss Marie Fitzgerald and Miss Hayes.
/ The hostess committee includes Mrs VIII
/ liam Con Miller chairman: Mrs. Frank
Daley, Miss Urith Daley, Mrs Paul
/ Davis, Mrs Edgar Davis, Mrs. Bertram
! c. Day, Mrs. Herman Deupree, Miss
{ Harriet Ditmer, Miss Florence Doan,
Mrs. c. e. Donnell, Mrs. Morris Dowd
Mrs. Charles b. Dyer, Miss Virginia
Eaglesheld Mrs. Archie d. Erehart,
/ Miss Edith Evans, Mrs Russell Fish
Miss Marie Fitzgerald, Miss Florence
/ Fuller Miss Charlotte Galpin. Mrs. f. +.
| Glass, Mrs. John J. Griffith, Mrs. Taylor
/ L. Groninger. Mrs Oren Hack, Miss Edna
( Hamilton, Miss Helen Hand Miss Ruth
Hardin, Mrs. clifford Herrod and Mrs
George J. Hawke. The party is an an
nual affair.
Mrs H. f. Alexander, 1884 State ave
nue., will be hostess for the meeting Of
the Bide-a-Wee Club Sunday afternoon.
New officers Of the Altruistic Club In
clude Mrs. Mary McGary, president; Mrs.
Mary Oxenford, first vice president; Mrs
T. c. Clapp, secretary; Mrs. b. F. War
/ bington. treasurer; Mrs. Ella MeKurtze,
/ delegate to local council; MIS-. Warbing-
| ton, alternate; Mrs Eleanor Pasquire
delegate to Seventh district federation.
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! lie Cercle Francois will meet Tuesday
evening in the parlors Of the Women's
Department Club. The program as ar
ranged by Miss Margaret Jean Gilmore
will include a paper on French music by
/ Miss Gilmore, illustrated by the follow
( ing instrumental and vocal numbers;
/ "Elegie" (Mnssenet) and "Serenade"
/ CPlerne) Margaret seegmlller, violinlst;
"J'ai Pleure en- Reve" (Hue); Berger
cite" (weckerlin). Mrs. Norris Fuller,
/ soprano; "Depuis le jour" from Louise"
/ (Charpentier) "Bergere Legere" tWesk-
erIin), Miss Anna CASTOR, soprano; lie
Retour." Mile. Leone Dubies, reader. Miss
Gilmore will be the accompanist-
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! Nr-u n u Ly,r47n 1O21 Proadvrav has
returned from Chicago where she was the
guest OF her son. Ralph r. Henry.
NIss Esther Unversaw, 1853 Shelby
street. will entertain the Phi Gamma
Rho Sorority Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret wauick Of Kansas City
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Jackson, 5000 Broadway.
Mrs. Conrad Keller, 3023 Broadway, has
| gone to Greencastle to spend the week
end with her daughter, Miss Loretta Kel-
Ter. who is attending De Pauw Univer-
sity.
The art department Of the woman's
Department Club win conduct a public
exhibit Of Paul Hadleys paintings each
Sunday and the second and third Mon
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| delightful Christmas party was given
| by the Alumni Club OF Pi Beta Phi this
afternoon at the homo of Miss Louise
Fechtman, 4517 Broadway. The house
was attractively arranged with festoons
Of laurel and Christmas greenery. The
program included a pageant arranged by
Miss Laurel Cissna and presented by the
active chapter and their pledges. This
represented a pi Phi grandmother talk
Ing to a Pi Phi granddaughter and dis
cussing the ideals Of social life and
! friendship. The pages of a large mem
DRY book were used to frame living pic
lures of historical events. A feature Of
the entertainment was a Christmas tree
with presents for the active chapter and
pledges. The arrangements committee in
Guided (Pledges), Misses Lairne JAG
queth Mildred Jacqueth, DOrna McComas
Margaret Schener, Rebecca Daugherty
Marie Daugherty, Flitta Hines, Madeline
Byrket, Lucille Tyuer, Virginia Arm
strong, Mary Catherine Coulter and Mary
Jane Tlate; active, Misses Mildred Win
ship, Louise Rich, Margaret Kellenback
Margorie Parish Irene Thurman, Char
lotte Comstock, Florence Stanley, Mar
garet Hecker, Marie George. Laurel CHS
sna, Frances Martin, Dorothy Rhodes
Geneva Hungate, Johanna Holmes, vir-