Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

Sixteen reservations have been made
for the 1905 class reunion supper for the
graduates of Butler College, to be held
Saturday evening. When the class gradu-
ated there were twenty four in the class
now there are three who are abroad and
five who are teaching at universities in
other States.
Mrs. A. r. Ragsdale. 235s North Sta
ton street, was hostess for meeting of
the Friday Afternoon Reading Club. The
home was beautifully decorated with
roses and grenery. Mrs. E. W. Titus
spoke on THE Mountebank" Miss Mae
Smith on '-She Who Was Helen Case, "
and Mrs. Claude Smith on THE May
flower"
The Inter ALA Club held the last meet
ing Of the season Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs A. V. Roberts, 1921
Park avenue. There was a discussion
on Hawaii"
"a Day with Nature was the subject
discussed by Mrs. Wilmer Christian at
the last meeting Of Over the Teacups
Club, held Friday afternoon In the home
OF Miss Francis MeAIath. at Golden Hill.
The Beta Beta Alumni chapter Of AL
pha Chi Omega will give their annual
picnic and children's party Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frances
Guthrie of pendleton.
The Hoosier Tourists Club closed its
seasons work Thursday afternoon with
a meeting at the Ma-Lo chicken dinner
place. Covers were laid for thirty five
frll Tod
with roses and summer flowers. Hand
painted p,ace cards were used. The
hostesses were Mrs. Clyde Young, Mrs
Harry Forts and Mrs. J. L. SydenstiVk-
err Following the luncheon. Mrs. De-
marchus Brown spoke on Dante" and
his Paradise Lost"
Mrs. Charles Faust of Edgmont ave-
nue. entertained Thursday with a lunch
con for the members OF the Elite Club.
The decorations were carried out in pink
and white cc!ors, with q large French
basket OF snapdragons and roses for the
centerpiece and miniature baskets at
each place holding the place cards in
colors to match. Covers were laid fol-
Mrs Oscar Merrill, Mrs. Earl Hadley
Mrs. William Hartsog. Mrs. c. 7. Mca1il-
liam, Mrs. W. E. Williams, Mrs. Ernest
McCammon, Mrs. Walter Mendell, Mrs
Ray L. Valid, Mrs. William d. Noggle
Mrs. Francis Stout. Mrs. George Adams
Mrs. Roy Hadley, Mrs. William Addison
Mrs. Lulu Mann. Miss Nellie Schoops
and Miss Florence A. Kiefer Of Chicago
the honor guest.
Mrs. Max Rocker, under the auspices
Of the Little Theater Society viii enter
tain with musicale tea at her home,
100 North Pennsylvania street. following
Miss Florence Beckett's recital at the
Propylaeum, Thursday afternoon. Miss
Beckett will leave for New York, June
II, from where she Will sail for Europe.
Miss Beckett will study music In Europe
this summer.
The Indianapolis Alumni chapter OF
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority have post
poned the picnic meeting which was to
be Saturday afternoon, June 10. to Fri
day afternoon June %. at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Ralston, Forty-Eighth street
west Of Michigan road.
The Du Art Fraternity will give q
membership dance Saturday evening June
10, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Blasengym, 1902 North Illinois street.
Hubert Wiz. president Of the fraternity
is in charge of all the arrangements.
Mrs. Robert III. Stelhorn. 4G11 Guilford
avenue, will entertain with luncheon,
Saturday afternoon In honor of two June
brides-eIect. Miss Ilene Morgan and Miss
Genevieye King.
Miss Amelia Henderson Of Hampton
Court Will leave for the East Saturday
afternoon. She viii visit her brother
Lawrence. who is graduating from Dart
mouth College this June She will be
Joined by Charles E. Henderson, her
father. on Tuesday. From the gradua-
ton Miss Henderson will go to Wellesley
for her class reunion.
The optimist Club met at noon for
luncheon in the Travertine room Of the
Hotel Lincoln.