Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08

delightful musical tea was given this
afternoon by the women of the indie
pendent Athletic Club, in the clubhouse.
The hostesses included Mrs. J. Edwards
Clemens, Mrs. Charles Fawkner, Mrs
James Calderhead. Mrs Charles McCor-
mick, Mrs. Albert Davis and Mrs. Harvey
Alexander. Miss Henrietta Murdoch, who
has spent several years in the Orient
talked on Japan" Miss Justine HaIli-
day, pianist, played a group of Chopin
numbers. including Polonaise I'm A Fiat
Nocturne, Waltz in G Flat Major, and
Waltz in c. Sharp Minor. Miss Hortense
gave number of Irish folk dances. Mrs.
Frank Malott, monOlogist, accompanied
by Mrs. George Bartlett, pianist, gave
four readings, Her Letter" The Usual
Way" Soap and I'VE Haven't Said
Our Prayer" Louis Dochez, accompanied
by Mrs. Fawkner, sang a group Of Irish
ballads.
Mrs. E. ]. Rust, 1907 Carrollton avenue
was hostess for the meeting of the Me
ridian Heights Inter-se Club this after
noon. Miss Alma SickIer, president of
the League of Women Voters of Indian
apoIs talked before the women, telling
of the work Of the league. Following
her remarks round table discussion was
led by Mrs. E. c. Rubbish.
Members Of Kappa chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon held business meeting this aft
ernoOn in the parlors of the Fletcher
American Bank Building. Reports from
the committee on the dance to be given
by Sigma Alpha Iota and Nu Phi Epsilon
sororities for the benefit of the Fedora
ton Of Musical Clubs were read. The
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Proplaeum.
Mrs. n. Rosasco 1921 Park avenue, en-
tertained Monday in honor of the birth
day anniversary of her daughter Mar
guerite. The table was attractive with
tapers set in crystal holders with green
shades, , centerpiece OF flowers tied with
green tuIle, place cards and ices being in
the same shades, carrying out st. Pat
rick's day scheme. Mrs. ROsasco was
assisted by Mrs. Otto Scott and Miss
Laura Hanna.
Mrs. c. Leopold Gregoire Of New York
City, formerly Miss Helen Prunk of this
city, is the guest of her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Byron S. Prunk, 18Th College ave
nue..
Mrs. A c. Enderlin was chosen as
president Of the Faith Home Association
at the annual meeting of the organize
ton held in the Baldwin Block Monday.
Other officers named include Mrs. J. f.
Poe. vice president; Mrs. Una Franklin,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. A. E. But
Ter, recording secretary, and Mrs. VII
liam P. Reagan, treasurer.
Mrs. William A Won Canon, 2s49 North
F,seh
Scruggs entertained with a freight tea
Monday afternoon. Baskets of pink
spring blossoms and pink tapers shaded
in soft rose color were effectively ar
ranged through the rooms. Miss Helen
Won Canon assisted the hosteSSes in the
Inequalities. A musical program was
given by Miss Scruggs. vocalist, and Mrs.
Horace Springer, pianist
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Julian, IS Audu-
bon court, entertained with a dinner and
dancing party Monday evening in honor
of their house guests. Mrs. J. II. Holt
ma of Peoria, ILL.,, and Mrs. Harold Hill
Of Chicago. Spring flowers combined
with greenery were used throughout the
house, the table being attractive with a
centerpiece of white blossoms tied with
green tuIle and green tapers, carrying
indianapolis AIumnae Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Theta will observe Gamma
day Saturday at the home of Miss Vir-
ginia Kingsbury, BIZ South Downey ave
nue. instead of with Mrs. Hilton [.
Brown as formerly announced. Mrs. John
Paul Ragsdale is chairman of the hostess
committee and Mrs. James Murrat is in
charge of the program.
luncheon meeting of Alpha Omicron
Alpha was held today at the home of
Mrs. o. W. Compton, PIGS North Capitol
avenue. The assistant hostess was Mrs.
Thomas J. Black. The table was ar
ranged with spring flowers and tapers
in q st. Patrick's day color scheme. The
guests included Mrs. Clyde Bowman,
Mrs. Francis Cline, Mrs. J. R. Sentney.
Mrs. Leroy Hobbs, Mrs. Harold TURKEY,
Mrs. Herbert Baker and Mrs. Cha rleS
McC1ue.