Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
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The alumnae Of Phi Beta Phi Sorority
will be entertained Saturday at luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. ". c. Bachelor,
222T North Pennsylvania street. The
hostess viii be assisted by MSs. Frank
Hatsfeld, Miss Myra Allison. Miss Helen
and Miss Laura Barrett. Miss Ellen
Woody, Mrs. Arthur Mcgee. Miss Bless
Ing Rassman, Mrs. II. Il. Buskirk, Mrs.
Paul Edmundson, Mrs. Walter Winslow,
Mrs. W. Z. Garten and Mrs. T. A.
Stroup. The program viii be In charge
Of Miss Louise Fechtman.
Miss Martha Cunningham. 81 Layman
avenue, entertained this afternoon. The
guests were the members of the Irving
ton Fortnightlv Club. Officers for the
coming year were elected.
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The Beta Delphian VIII hold its meet
ing Wednesday morning. Through the
courtesy of the Phi Delta Theta chap
ter it will be held in the assembly room
Of the Phi Delta Theta house. The pro
gram viii consist Of two discussions.
''The Land Of tie Pyramid" and "Civl-
lization Developed without Foreign In
fuence." The. following viii take part
In the program: Mrs. J. II. linn. Mrs
Leatha Shirley. Miss Minnie AIamOng,
Mrs. Edward Duncan. Mrs. ". F. Ewing.
Mrs. Albert ". Alexander, Mrs. T. W.
LynOn, Mrs. G. ". Albright and Mrs.
John Paul RagsdaIe.
The Daughters Of the British Empire
will meet Monday evening IN the chapter
house Of st. PauTs Church. The follow
ing officers have lately been elected /;
Mrs. Annie Johnson, Plainfeld; regent.
Miss Phyllis Holme, treasurer; Ms.
John Kendrew, secretary; Mrs May
Kelley, first vice president; Mrs. Hanna
WhitwOrth, second vice president; MIS-.
Maude Holme. third vice president; Ms
Mccormick Pickard, State corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Clara Thompson, stand
ard bearer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Beckwith Of Colu1u-
bus~and daughter TheIma visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Lambert yesterday.
Mrs. James ". Costin, 1886 Central
avenue, will give luncheon tomorrow
for Miss Rhoda Elizabeth Trook whose
marriage to DR.. Norman r. Byers Of
Bedford viii take place March 10.
At a regular meeting of the Depart
ment Club held yesterday afternoon at
the clubhouse, Mrs. Jenness- Miller Of
New York spoke on Get Wen. Keep Wen,
Look Well" Mrs. Miller first came into
prominence twenty-five years ago as a
dress reformer. She said that the Ameri-
can must learn to conserve their nerves
or the American habit OF nervousness
would make race Of in7alids.
The Harmonic Club gave a musical
Thursday night at the home Of Mrs
Clyde Titus, Middle Drive. Woodruff
Place, the proceeds OF which are TO go to
the Indiana Federation Of Music Clubs Of
which Mrs. Henry SShurmann is pres =
dent. The guests Of the club were tie
husbands and gentlemen friends Of the
members.
The Delta Delta Delta Sorority will
give its annual State luncheon and dance
in the Travertine Room of the Lincoln
Hotel tomorrow afternoon and night
Those in charge Of the arrangements are
Mrs. Cushman Hoke. Mrs. Maurice Buck,
Miss Margaret Yeagley and Miss Irene
Fuller.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority viii
give dinner-danee in the Riley Room
Of the ClaypooI Hotel tomorrow night.
Guests from four chapters here in the
State and from Illinois and Kentucky
chapters are expected.
Mrs. Robert Tyler, chairman for the
program committee for the March meet
ing OF the Woman's Press Club viii have
as her guest Mrs. Booth Harrington.
Marion County chairman in Russian re-
lief work. Mrs. Harrington viii speak
to the eli on Russian relief.