Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-22
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entertained Kappa chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon Sorority with a dinner usicale
at her home this afternoon. The program
was given by Miss Mildred Casey, pi-
anist; Miss Elsa Holzworth, vioinist. aud
Miss Isabelle Cannon, soprano. The num-
bers embraced a pionO group, including
a Chopin prelude and the Prophet Bird"
by Schumann; violin number, ''On Wings
Of Song (Mendelssohn), and two songs,
Into Your Garden" (Huerter), and
Harriet Wares "Slumber Song" Follow
ing the program a buffet dinner was to
be served. The decorations, table APP
DOintments and favors were in patriotic
colors in honor Of Washington's birthday.
Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett of the McKen-
zie Apartments will entertain tomorrow
with the first of a series of bridge par
ties.
The vir-Si-Tel will entertain with an
informal dance tonight in the Assembly
room of the ClaypoOl Hotel.
Miss Doreen Janice Ward, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Newell w. Ward, 1103 North
Alabama street. and Roy Lynden banks
this morning In Christ Church, the Rev.
James d. Stanley officiating. Following
the service a wedding breakfast was
served at the Sphinx Arms. Mr.. and Mrs.
banks have gone to Lakewood, n. J.,
where they Will pass several weeks at
Laurel IN the Pines" They will make
their home at the Hotel Saville, New York
City, until May 1, when they will go to
their summer home in Allenhurst, n. Y.
$50
Miss Dorothy Elliott. 25o5 Bellefontalne
street, will be hostess for tine guest meet
ing of the Yeti Leur Sorority tomorrow
evening. Miss Bette Priesthoff is to be
pledged to the organization during the
evening.
The Welfare Club will entertain
Thursday afternoon with a bridge" IN
the home of Mrs. A. H. Shaneberger,
22O2 Central avenue. This is one of a
series Of parties being given by the or
ganizatiOn this season.
An interesting guest meeting was held
in the Propylaeum this afternoon by the
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
The program was in the nature Of me-
mortal TO Anne Pamela Cunningham,
founder OF the Mt. Vernon Association.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Walcott, vice regent
of the association. talked on the life and
work Of Anne Cunningham, and at the
close Of her remarks presented the chap
ter with a gaveI made from the wood
of w&d cherry tree which blew down
at Mt. Vernon In 1914. In the handle
was an inset bearing the wheel and dis
Gus, the d. A. R. insignia in gold and
blue. Miss Mildred Daugherty, vocalist,
accompanied by Helen Warrum Chap
pell, sang a group of numbers. Mrs
Ernest De Wolf Wales was in charge Of
the program, assisted by the hospitality
committee, including Mrs. w. w. Win
slow, chairman. Mrs. Benjamin Walcott
Mrs. Robert Geddes, Mrs. Henry A Beck.
Mrs. Earl Ogle. Mrs. E. L. Graf, Mrs
John c. Henley, Miss Nancy Newcome
Miss A. B. Robinson, Miss Sallie Bar
bOur. Mrs. Jessie C. Moore, Mrs K. W..
Warner and Mrs. Harry G. Epps.
Members Of the Sigma Alpha Iota and
Mu Phi Epsilon Musical Sororities will
entertain March II with a benefit dance,
the proceeds to go toward the Federation
Of Musical Clubs fund
A delightful Washington's birthday
party was given in the green parlors
Of the Y. W. c. A. this afternoon by the
Hamilton Berry chapter OF the Service
Star Legion. American flags were used
for decoration, with the table appoint
ments carrying out the patriotic idea.
The program included piano numbers
Gondola Song" (Godard). and AN
Imaginary Ballet" (Colerldge Taylor,
ROnald's Cycle Of Life" including
spring, summer. autumn and winter.
and readings by Mrs. Elizabeth Bogert
SchOfeld in colonial costume and a talk
concerning the membership drive Of the
American Legion by the Rev George
Allison Of the Irvington Presbyterian
church, chaplain Of the Marion County
American Legion. Mrs. Frank Edenharter
was the accOmpanist for the voice group.
Hostesses for the afternoon included Mrs.
Arthur Wills, Mrs. Myron R. williams,
Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, Mrs. NJ f. Van
Briggle. Mrs. Jerome vedder, Mrs. w w
Ninslow, Mrs. D. L. Woods, Mrs. George
( WarmOth, Mrs. H L. Waterbury. Mrs
Thomas Welch, Mrs. c. R. Wright. Mrs
John r. WEIGH Miss Louise Wills, Mrs
O. L. Winks. Mrs. Oscar L. Watkins
Mrs. Nellie P. Winnings. Mrs. W. N. WI
son and Mrs Lottie Young Women Of
the State Assembly Club Of which Mrs.
Russell Bedgood of Lafayette is presi-
dent were special guests