Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
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Miss Nellie Smith, 2232 North Merid-
ian street, was hostess today for the an
nual Christmas dinner and party of the
Mu Phi Epsilon sorority. The house
was effectively decorated throughout with
holly, festoOns of laurel and clusters OF
mistletoe. In the dining-roOm red ia
pers in silver candles burned and fam
ing poinsettiaS We're arranged on the
buffet and tables. A program of musical
NUMBERS, which was given preceding the
dinner, included voice ensemble num-
ber THE Carpenter Shop" Gay FOSTER,
by the Alumni Quartette, a group of
Christmas numbers by the active chapter,
instrumental trio and voice numbers by
Miss Julia Reyer, soprano and Miss
Mary Norman, contraltO. a surprise fea-
ture of the afternoon was the entry Of
Santa Claus, impersonated by Mrs. John
Lloyd E4hott, VINO distributed gifts to
the guests from a brilliantly decorated
Christmas tree, rwinklIng with myriads of
lights. Among the out-oftown guests
We're Miss Louise Mason and Miss Jessie
Kitchen of Columbus, and Mrs. Martha
Harvey King of Danville. Assisting Miss
Smith were Gladys Whiteman and Al
berta Mccain. Miss Mildred Casey pres
ident OF the organization, was in charge
of the general arrangements. The guests
included the members of the Alumnae
Club, of which Mrs. Elliott is president,
the active chapter girls and patronesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wyckoff, 3007
North Delaware street, left today for
Miami Beach, Fla, 10 open their winter
home for the season. They Will have as
their guest in Miami, Mrs. Earl Wyckof
of Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas c. Howe will issue inyi-
tations this week for a tea to be given
Christmas afternoon at her home, 20
Audubon Court, in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Howe, who will re-
turn from Radcliffe College for the Christ
mas holidays.
The pledges Of Butler Chapter Of Sigma
Chi entertained with a dance last eve
ming at the chapter house in Irvington
in honor of the active members. The
house was effectively decorated with
holly, mistletoe and ropes of smilax.
Mrs. Roy Thornton, 1909 Lexington
avenue, will be hostess for meeting Of
St Patrick's Sewing Circle, Wednesday
evening. Cards and lotto will be played.
Mrs. Edward Dickerson, 300 West
Twenty Eighth street. was hostess for a
Christmas luncheon for the members of
the Arachne Club this noon. The house
was appropriately decorated with holly
and laurel and an informal musical pro-
gram vas followed by a grab bag" Of
Christmas gifts.
At the meeting OF the Century Club
this evening at the Metropolitan School
of Music, Mrs. Robert L. Moorhead will
speak on Historical Markings Of In
diana.
At the Christmas luncheon of the Me
ridian Heights InterSe Club this noon
at the Board of Trade. Mrs. Harry Yockey
was in charge of the program.
Mrs. Allan T. Fleming was hostess for
the regular business meeting Of the In
dependent Social Club this afternoon at
her home, 1909 West Twenty Sixth street.
The annual Christmas party will be held
next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Howard
Galley, 22O6 Ashland avenue.
The ladies of the uoosier Athletic Club
were entertained with a delightful tea
this afternoon in the club dining room
on the first floor. Baskets OF Christmas
greenery were effectively used in decora-
ton and the tea tables were arranged
with Christmas wreaths and red tapers
in holders Of the same color. The pro
gram included several toe dances by Miss