The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-30

Y INDIANAPOLIS folk have planned
TO bid farewell to 1922 and usher
Il in little Miss 1928 with just as
many, If not more, dances, watch
parties and Open-hOuse affairs as in
past years in spite OF many adverse
prophecies. Most Of the dances will
start with dinners that will last until
midnight All Of the hotels are having
New Years dances either Saturday,
Sunday Of Monday evenings.
The first open-house Of the new
Highland Golf and Country Club Will
be held on New Years day. The cupid
BALI of the Sahara Grotto, the New
Years open-house Of Kappa Alpha
Theta and the New Years dance Of
Zeta Tau Alpha are a few Of the an
nual affairs which Will take place as
usual.
I'm THE receiving line at the an
nual open-house Of Kappa Alpha
n Theta, which will be held New
Years day at the chapter house in Ir-
vington viii be Mrs. Marie Rogers,
Miss Alice Edna Walsh. Mrs James
Murray, Mrs. Walter Krun, Miss Vel
ma Gentry Of Anderson, Miss Mary
Evelyn Riley. Miss Katherine Gould,
and Miss Sarah Frances Downs. The
rooms will be decorated with ropes
Of southern smilax, palms and cathe-
draI candles. During the afternoon
there viii be violin and plano numbers.
Miss Betty Brubaker of Indianapolis
and Miss Anna Mae Albershart Of
Upton win serve at the tea table
which will be decorated with the So
rority colors, gold and black, and
lighted with gold and black tapers
tied with yellow tulle.
n UTLER chapter OF Zeta Tau
* Alpha viii give it's annual New
Years dance at the Hotel
Lincoln, Monday evening. The chap
erons will be DIR. and Mrs. Robert
Alley. Dr. and Mrs. W. c. MORO. DR.
and Mrs Carl ingalls,, Professor and
Mrs. r. c. Friesner, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Fiske and Mr.. and Mrs. !. w
Nunamaker. Representatives from
the Indiana and Purdue chapters will
be present. The committee on ar
rangements includes. Miss Alice
Crozier. Miss Charlotte King. Miss
jeanette Nunamaker, Miss Daisy
Schultz, Miss Helen Pritchard. and
Miss Margaret Keuger. Sunday. Jan.
Z, the sorority will hold open-house
for professors. students and friends
Of Butler College at the chapter house
on Irvington Ave.
~ AHARRA Grotto, Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets, will give their
annual cupid party in the Riley
Room at the ClaypoOl Hotel, New
Years eve in honor Of the members
Of the grotto who have been married
within the year and their wives. The
party will start with Cupid break
fast" at o'clock at which each of
this years twenty brides will
cut the piece Of cake bearing her
name.
Miss Florence Hackleman has as
her house guest Miss Helene Armes
Of Louisville, Ky.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold an all
DAY sewing and business meeting
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edward
Helwig on Central Ave.
The Beta Delphian Chapter will
meet at the Irvington Methodist
Church at 9:4j o'clock Wednesday
morning. The subject for discussion
will be Greece From Troy to Athens, "
and the following women will take
part: Mrs. A. F. Overstreet, Mrs
Ethel Duncan, Mrs. NJ. F. Ham, Mrs
W. NJ Nestle. Mrs. Tyler Oglesby and
Mrs. o. n. Moore.
Miss Lucille Hodges and Miss Jes-
sic Brown entertained with several
tables of bridge Friday afternoon at
the home of Miss Brown in Irvington,
for their friends who are home from
school for the holidays.
The Seventh District Democratic
Woman's Club win give watch party
Sunday evening, at the Indiana Demo
cratic Club rooms on E. Vermont St
Mrs. Addie Deitch Frank. president,