Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
THETAS OBSERVE
FOUNDERS DAY
Sorority Members From OUel'
State Gather Here.

ers' Day today, with a brilliant celebra-
ton. Thetas from all over the State have
come to take part in the festivities.
At noon, a beautifully appointed lunch
con was given in the Riley room of the
Claypool, which was attended by $50
guests. Crystal candlestlcks tied with
black tulle, holding yellow tapers. shaded
In gold colored silk, and gold and black
balloons marking each cover, decorated
the small tables, and on the speakers
table two large silver candelabra, bearing
gold candles and shades, and balloons in
the same shade were used. The scheme
carried out the sorority colors most eff
fectively. A harpist played during the
luncheon. ~
Unusually interesting and original was
the program presented. Mrs. Joseph
Wolfe Mulane OF Gamma chapter. presi-
dent Of the indianapolis Alumnae Club,
acted as toastmstress. Miss Charlotte
Lesh, Psi chapter, opened the numbers
with toast to Theta Founders, followed
by the Theta prayer. given by Miss Mar
Jorie Dix. Alpha chapter. Miss Grace
Maxwell Philputt, Beta chapter. p7esi-
dent Of the district, gave a short talk.
Each active chapter presented IN episode
characteristic OF one of the four years
of college life developed from n popular
song. called the Passing Years" De
PAW gave the Freshmen" with the
song. Just Like Gypsy" As the theme
Indiana University girls, with whisper
ing ms n musical motif. gave the so7ho-
more. skit. The junior class was cleyerly
taken or by the Butler chapter with
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows' IS their
melody, and Purdue goods used suappy
avi CT Of n. la
Girls, I'm Through" as the senior ana
dnal episode. Singing of frat" songs
community fashion concluded the lunch
con gaeties
The committees in charge included I.
Program, Miss Ruth O'Hair. chairman;
Mrs. James L. Murray, Mrs. George Klein,
Miss Grace Philputt and Mrs Foster l..
Smith; arrangements. Mrs. Walter Krull
chairman, Mrs. Theodore l.. Locke. Mrs
M1xwell Bailey. Mrs. Frank Levlnson ana
Miss Lois Shouse
Special guests were Miss Helen Fields
Of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss PhlIputt Of
Bloomington. Others from out Of town
are: Miss Genevieve Brown, Wlnamac
Mrs. L. T. Dorste Anderson Miss Irene
Selby. Greencastle: Mrs. T. A. Swope.
louisville; Mrs. Frank Dunn. Zlonsvillc;
Miss Florence Williamson. Button: Mrs
W. A. kunkel, Jr. Burton; Miss Mar
joIie KunkeL Blufton; Mrs Edith shelby
Berry, Lebanon; Mrs. Roy Metzcer Leba-
non: Mrs. BENJAMIN KeaCh, Narkleville.
Miss Tnez Lennon, ConnersviHe: Miss
Marjorie Dix, Elwood; Mrs Noel G. Neal
Noblisville: Mrs. u. J. Truitt. Mobiles
Vile; Miss Dale Hoylemann. Noblesville :
Mrs. J. W. Edwards, Noblesville, Miss
Edna Corr. Bloomington; Miss opal Corr.
Bloomington: Miss Ruth Murghie, Bloom
ington Mrs. T. F. Crockett. LAFAYETTE :
Mrs. John g Binford. Greenfield; Mrs.
Samuel Ohutt, Greenfield: Miss Isabel
Hughes, Greenfield; Miss Marjorie
Hughes. Greenfield: Mrs I. f. Carriott.
Greenfield Mrs. Bruce Cobpl Greenfield .
Mrs. w. \. HouRh. Greenfield: Mrs. les
sic Hughes, Greenfield: Mrs. Russell Al
lon, Terre Haute: Miss Ruth Nicholson
Whentlond Mrs. James StelnbauRh At
tica: Miss Katherine Burton. Martins
VILE; Miss Ruth Ferguson, Richmond :
Mrs. Chester Lawrence MooresviIle: Miss
Flora Pur7iance, Huntington: Miss MARY
Mason. Delphi; Miss Wilma Hln Baker.
Dayton; Mrs. A. Lyman Lowe. Robinson.
H.; Miss Margaret Rome, Msrtinsville.
From De Pauw-Margaretta Stevenson
Edith watson Elizabeth Best, Margaret
Fearson, Annie Marie McDermond, Mar
Gin Hough. Mary Wai1up. Dorothy
Weise Persis White. Mildred Parr. Eli
abeth Daggy, Geneyieve Daggy. Dorothy
Phipps Kathleen Ransom. Lucy sickIer
June Crowder. Martha Eldridge. Lois
Reeve, Elizabeth Lockrldge. Margaret
George, Marjorie Binford. Margaret
Garry. Edna link. Mary Ives. Dorothy
Ritter, jeanette Benedict, Helen Shaffer.
Christine Newhardt. Roma Retherford
Dorothy Harding. ALLEN Trimble. Cath
crime Swlntz, Ellen Ewing, Ruth Stone.
From Indiana-Mary Louise Bliss.
Betty Owen, Marie Field, Mary OFT. Eliz.
abeth Fisher, Lucille Smith. Glennn
Taber, Helena Fisher Lola Noble. Alice
Gennett. Gladys Daniels, Dorothy Dough
erty, Julia Hepburn. Winifred Smith.
HARRIET WEAKLY. Edith Wood Marlin
Plesslnger, Louise Humston. Doris Irwin.
Helen Rust, Gertrude Fennel, Florence
Renner Mary Louise OMeara. Clara
Hind, Blanche White, Marjorie Leir. Ell.
more Poynter
From Purdue-Helen Good. Gretchen
Audree. Louise Ham, Ruth Bahls. Frances
Smith lillian Stevens, Edith Evans, Anna
Robe
Tonight the annual State dance will be
held IN the Riley room. Southern smiIax
i'AtVA NoNVH WIN yeAioW ana white mar
cissus will be draped over each light
There will be palms around the orchestra
with pedestals holding French baskets
filled with the narcissus, and to add TO
the attractiveness OF the orchestra set
thug there viii be floor lamps. A special
feature will be the Theta Rite Illuminated
with electric lights. A ten piece orches-
ira will provide the music. The pro-
grams are to he OF bufr colored Japanese
imported paper, embossed with the Theta
coat of arms. in black and gold.
The ehaperones Will be Prof and Mrs
]. W. Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3. Dyer
Mr. and Mrs Walter Krull, Mr.. and Mrs
Hilton U. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W
Mullane, Mr. and Mrs. Scott r. Brewer
Miss Grace Philputt-
The committee In charge OF arrange
mchts: Miss Mildred Morgan. chairman.
Miss Laura Panther, Miss Helen Bali
Miss Louise Wills, Miss Virginia Moore
head.
QIt-of-town guests for the dance win
he: Miss Mary c. Painter, Button; Mrs
A. II. Brock, Newcastle; Mrs. Mark Van
Mugs, franklin Miss Helen Fields, Nash,
Vile, Tenn.