Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
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Miss Sadie Hill Of Evansville Is the
= house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Spang-
Ter, SOL Broadway.
Owing to the Illness Of Walter Hamp.
den the Shapespearean actor. who was to
have appeared In Indianapolis this
week, the Little Theater reception to
have been held tomorrow afternoon in
his honor has been postponed. In all
probability it will be held the week of
March 81, when Mr.. Hampden is expect
ing to open his engagement.
The local council Of Indianapolis will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the PrOpy-
laeum. The program will include talks
by Alfred 2. Potts and E. P. Brennan
and q musical program under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. James A Moag. Mrs. E. G.
Richie is In charge of the program.
Mrs S. R. Artman will preside.
Mrs. Frank B. Wynn is in charge of
the program for the meeting Of the Caro-
Zine Scott Harrison chapter, D. a. R., to
be held Thursday afternoon in the
Propylaeum- Mrs. Charles A. Edwards
IS chairman of the hospitality committee
and Mrs John Paul Ragsdale, assisted
by Miss Dorothy Knight will be in
charge Of the music.
Mrs. Armin Krutzsch, 521 East Twenty
Ninth street, will be hostess for the all
day meeting of St Margarets Hospital
Guild tomorrow.
Phi Gamma Delta Beta chapter held
fits State dinner Saturday evening in the
Riley room Of the ClaypooI Hotel, covers
being laid for 200 guests. George Wild
hack acted as postmaster with responses
by Harold Taylor, Meredith Nicholson,
Dick Miller and Eben WOlcott-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Webster, 1S1 Be-
sart avenue, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Edna Leona to Thomas
S. Sinner. The wedding is to take place
In April
A linen shower win be given for the
benefit Of the Palestine Hospital by the
Hadassah Zion Society tomorrow after
noon in the Union Street Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones, 1924 Pros
pect street, announce the engagement of
their daughter Edith to Harold K. o0wer
take place in the spring.
Miss Dorothy Leslie, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Leslie 80 DOrman street.
and Leonard NJ Cook were quietly mar
ried Saturday evening in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. II. T.
Graham reading the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Swango were the attend
ants. The bride wore her travelling suit
OF midnight blue tricotine with hat to
match and a corsage OF lilies OF the
valley and YiOlets. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
will be at home at 42S North Sherman
Drive.
The Indiana Alumni Association of
AADelta Kappa Epsilon held its nineteenth
annua1 dinner in the University Club
Saturday evening, covers being laid for
sixty guests. Henry X. Danner presided
as POSTMASTER, responses being made by
Eugene c. Pulliam, Bishop F. D. Lette,
Albert J. Beveridge and William a.
Ketcham.
Election Of officers was held following
the program Mr.. PulIiam wss chosen
As president, the remaining officers in
Gliding: Bishop Lette, first vice presi-
dent; James VI. Mcintosh, second vice
president; Paul A. Cornelius, secretary !;
Dan W. F1ickinger, assistant secretary !;
Clarence r. Weaver. treasurer; Judge T.
]. Moll, chairman executive committee ;
assistants, Mr.. Beveridge, Mr.. Ketcham,
James S. Berryhill. Daniel De PREF, Felix
II. McWhirter and Evans Woollen, Jr.
The freshman class Of De Paw gave -
minstrel show
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, 4 Woodland
drive, entertained the members OF the
Yuelta Club with a dinner party at her
home last evening. The decorations and
table appointments were carried out in
pink and white. The guests included
Mrs. Mary Murphy. Miss nellie Sage, Miss
Margaret McGrath, Mrs. Charles B. Lines,
Mrs, ElrOy Lyons, Mrs. Frank V. Vieh-
mann and Mrs. Austin Davidson.