Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
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A delightful luncheon was held In the
Riley room of the Claypool Hotel today
by the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. 1t
was the closing feature Of the two day
province convention held yesterday and
today in indianapolis. The tables were
effectively decorated with spring flowers
tied with tulle in the sorority colors.
Mrs. Ralph B. Clark, president of the
Beta Beta Alumna Chapter of Indianapo-
lis presided, introducing Mrs. Howard J.
Barnum of Greencastle, province presi-
dent who acted as tOastmistress. The
general subject for tOasts was The Mes
sage of the Lyre" Miss Beatrice Austin
gave the response for Albion College,
Miss Bernioe Rowe for Ann Arbor, Miss
Hildreth Bradelton for Cincinnati Uni
versity, Miss Clara Johnson for Mt. Union
College, Alliance, Ohio; Miss Pauline
Lewis for Purdue and Miss Mary Louise
Sto k for DePauw.
Covers were laid for 175 members. Mrs.
James NJ. Ogden was chairman Of the
luncheon committee and Miss Faye Sill
yer was in charge of the program.
Last evening the State dance was held
in the assembly room of the Claypool
Hotel with Mrs. Orville Hixon as chair
man Of arrangements. The ballroom was
attractively decorated with French bas-
kets Of red carnations on pedestals, red
balloons In red and green, the frat col
ors, with an Illuminated Tyre suspended
from the ceiling. Red and green spot
lights were used during the dances. Mr..
and Mrs. James Ogden led the grand
march.
A dinner in honor Of DR.. Leon Harr1-
son Of St Louis will be given in the
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indianapolis Hebrew 2regation, the
Temple Sisterhood and the Jewish Coun-
ell of Women. Dr. Harrison will lecture
that night in the temple. Reservations
for the dinner may be made before Mon
day with Mrs. Saul S. Rau.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sears Of Dan
Vile, Ind, are passing the week with
friends in the city.
The Cercles Francais Will meet Tues
day evening In the psrlors Of the Won
ans Department Club. 1902 North Me-
ridian street The topic for the evening
VIII be Late News from France" j. II.
Nicolao, president viii lead the discus
sion. Nine L. Guerln. the Poppy Lady
who hes lately come over from France,
win give a short talk on her work.
Mrs. Hattie Wangelin and Miss Eliza
beth Wangelin, coo East Twenty Second
street. viii go TO Westerville, Ohio, Tues
day, to pass several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Howald, formerly Of this
city.
Founders day win be observed by the
La Phyllis Club tomorrow afternoon IN
the home Of Miss Margaret McRoberts,
500 North Bancroft street.
The Woman's Rotary Club viii hold
the regular luncheon in the blorentine
room Of the Claypool Hotel Monday noon.
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Mrs. r. c. Elliott. 822 Laurel street
returned last night from Nlnona Lake,
where she has been the guest Of Mrs. A.
NJ Christy for the last three weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Wheat $50 North Keystone
avenue. will be hostess for the meeting Of
the American Legion Auxiliary Of the
Marine River Post No. > on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Sellery Of Chicago, formerly
Of this city. has been passing few
days with friends in the city.
Miss Lucille Bailey, who is attending
De PAW, has come to pass the week end
with her parents. Air. and Mrs. Charles
H. Bailey, 800 North Meridian street
Mrs. J. c. Kincaid will entertain the
AracLne Club with a luncheon at her
home in the Walnut apartment Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. /. A Lawrence Of C1eve-
land, Ohio, are the house guests Of Mr..