Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
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8 rs. Eugene Haslet Darrach, presided
~ he luncheon in observance of Wash
- on's birthday in the Rainbow room
W he Hotel SEVERN today, given by the
foline Scott Harrison chapter Of the
- 7ughter Of the American Revolution.
"a tables, arranged to represent the
& #rteen original colonies and lighted
h tapers set in Colonial silver holders,
re brave with streamers of red,
Ehite and blue tuIle caught with
&& cherries. Each table was identified
~ it's state-name in gilt letters printed
sM red tulle. The guests were seated
accordance to the State their ancestors
k% the Revolutionary time claimed.
Zach State was represented by a speak
81 who toasted her respective Colony.
;yhese who gave responses included Mrs.
III NJ. Parry, Delaware; Miss Josephine
- binson, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Robert
18th, New Jersey; Mrs. Wilbur John
IN, Connecticut; Mrs. Louis Wolfe,
81 Massachusetts,; Mrs. Henry Beck, South
sN1arolina; Mrs. Etrnest De Wolf Wales,
Few Hampshire; Miss Julia Landers,
Virginia; Mrs. S. E. Perkins, New York;
Ssrs, Albert Rapp, North Carolina; Mrs.
s.. Wynn. Rhode Island.
Mrs. Darrach in her Introductory re-
Sarks brought to the attention Of the
&omen that there were only four States
y the Union today that have nc notices
Nnd that Indiana is one of the quartette.
he suggested that it might be a good
Slea for the D. A. r. to instigate an In
1iana State Motto drive. She also stated
hat the first Washington's birthday cele-
Eration was held during the Civil War
@hen it was declared legal holiday.
-
Aon was the unison reading of the George
Washington prayer, which was done at
BE request of the George Washington
University. At the college chapel each
morning the students read the prayer
Mrs. Helen Varrum ChappelL, dramatic
soprano, accompanied by Miss Helen
Smith, sang a group of numbers includ-
ing the aria from "Coq dor" ''At the
Weu'' (Hageman) and THE Cuckoo
Clock" Grant Schafer). Miss Chappeu
also led the singing Of patriotic songs
community fashion. Among the honor
guests were: Mrs. T. o. Barker, recently
Of Danville: Mrs. Lenor Bonham, re-
gent Of Columbus, and Mrs. S. ). Bulta,
regent of oxford, with Mrs. s. E. Perk-
ins, State regent; Mrs. Henry T. Wilson
of Sheridan and Mrs. Harriet McCuIloch
Of Muncie, and Mrs. c. w. Ross Of Craw-
louisville OI Inc OLdte executive DOdFus
The local officers and executive board
including Mrs. Darrach, Mrs. Edward r.
Hodges, Mrs. II. C. Thornton, Mrs. James
L. Gavin, Mrs. Ernest De Wolf Wales,
Mrs Henry c. Ketcham, Mrs. T. f. Won
negut, Mrs. James II. Taylor, Mrs. Robert
B. Keith, Mrs. J. L. Stacy and Mrs.
Theodore D. Craven, acted as hosteSses.
Mrs. f.. f. Chandler was in charge Of
the reservations.
Mrs. Louis Traugott, IS East Thirty
Fourth street, accompanied by Mrs. Al
bert Katie, has gone to MartinsvilIe to
spend several weeks.
Miss Evelyn Scott OF Knightstown has
been spending several days with friends
in Irvtngton.
Mrs Thor Ramsing Of Grand Rapids.
Mich, has returned home, after spend
ing several weeks with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Knudson aud sister. $40
East Eleventh street, Mrs. E. E. Voyles
and Mrs. Herman Rhine.
Mrs John S. Jordan, $50 West Twenty
Seventh street, was hostess for the meet
ing nf the Expression Club Tuesday aft
ssfsaGsassx ~ house Was attractive with