Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
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Miss Genevievs Hughel, p Whittier
Place, is to be shostess for the Mu Phi
Epsilon dinner-musicals Tuesday eve
ming. The program Will include a group
OF Chopin and Schumann numbers by
Miss Mildred Casey, pianist, a Mendels-
sohn group by Miss Elsa Holzworth, vio-
lnist, and two modern songs by Miss
Isabelle Cannon
Miss Jeanette Harvey. 4167 Washington
boulevard. will depart Feb. % for Paris,
France, where she will study art
Bills pending In the Legislature relat-
ing particularly to Indianapolis, will be
the subject for discussion at the lunch
con meeting of the City Club, to be held
Saturday in the Chamber Of Commerce.
Robert E. Tracy of the bureau of mu
ntcIpaI research for the Chamber of
Commerce, will outline the bills In a
brief talk. Mrs. Mary Stubs, chairman
of the pVblic service committee, will pre-
side.
A delightful colonial tea was given by
the senior two class of the City Normal
School this afternoon in the assembly
room of school No. 10. The guests in
cluded members of the faculty, the city
school board and various school officials
and teachers. together with the senior
one and junior classes of the normal.
An interesting program was given by
the young women dressed in quaint old
fashioned costumes. Groups Of patriotic
aud Old-time piano numbers were played
by Miss Louise Swan, and familiar songs
were sung by the class in chorus. Fol-
lowing the program tea was served, can
dlesticks bearing red tapcrs, tied with
red, white and blue tulle, and flags dec
Grating the serving table. Tiny flag pins
were given the guests as favors. The
committee in charge was headed by Miss
Mildred Keethler. Miss Lillian Phelps,
president OF the hostess class, presided
Members Of the American War Moth
ers Chapter having birthdays in January
and February will be hOstesses for the
birthday party of the organization to be
given in the home or Mrs. Jonas JOseph,
1913 North Meridian street, Tuesday. The
regular business meeting Of War Mothers
will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday sitter
noon in the public library. Mrs. Ella
Aker win preside.
Mrs. Donald Thornburg, Huntington.
Is the house guest Of Miss Dorothy Nc
Iptosh. 2173 North Meridian street. MISC
with bridge" at the Columbia Club in
honor Of her guest.
The Alliance Franchise Will meet at
the clubrooms, 20 North Meridian street
Wednesday evening. The program Will
be under the direction OF Eugene Wag-
ner. assisted by Miss Lyle Harter, Miss
Kathryn Mead and Hugh Deacon.
Mrs Roy Kennedy, 5S11 Julian avenue.
will be hostess for the luncheon meeting
Of the Beta Beta chapter Of the Alpha
Chi Omega to be held tomorrow. A mu-
steal program viii be given in the after
noon under the direction of Mrs. Yoris
Tobin. Assistant hostesses viii include
Mrs. Clarence Weaver, Mrs. J. :. MILL
gan. Mrs. F. B. Walker, Miss Airline
Webster and Miss Fay Silver.
Mrs. A. II. Johnson of Carthage is the
house guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Clsr-
ence Weaver. 3116 Broadway.
Miss Lenore Burdsall. 1855 Ashland ave
nue.. was hostess for the annual spread"
OF the Beta Sigma Chi Sorority last eve
ming. The table was attractively ar
RANGED with a centerplece of red roses
and red hearts marking the covers. The
guests included Miss Edna LittelI. Mss
Lenore Hickman. Miss Lucille Littell,
Miss Wilma Taainger, Miss Charlotte
Dietz, Miss Margaret Gray, Miss Mildred
EruGSon. Miss Olive Lamb. Miss Irva
May Masters, Miss Mary Miller. Miss
Louise Miller, Miss Lillian Brenton Miss
Ruth Griner. Mrs. Robert Mann, Miss
Deou Rhinehart, Miss Harriet Nichols
and Miss Florence Joyce.
Delta PSI Kappa Sorority OF the
American Gymnastic Union will enter
tain tomorrow evening with a dinner
dance in the Athenaeum. Miss Charlene
Sargent, president, IS in charge of general
arrangements.
Mrs. Eugene Arms Of Oxford, Mich,
formerly Miss Frances Hill Of this city.
is the house guest Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Hill. 21O4 Park avenue.
Mr.. Arms will join Mrs. Arms for the
week end.