Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12

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The Beta Beta Chapter of the Alphi
Chi Omega will meet Saturday noon for
luncheon in Ayres tea room where the an
pual election of officers will take place.
The hostess are, Mrs. Earl kiger, assisted
by Mrs. f. C. Tucker, Mrs. Rose Morris.
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. George Neal.
Small tables Of six guests each will be
decorated with French baskets Of spring
flowers and tied with bows Of red and
green tulle The place cards will be
painted in the sorority colors Of red and
green. Plans for the June meeting are
to be completed. This meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Francis Guthrie,
in Pendleton, which will be turned into
picnic grounds for that day.
Miss Effie Abram, who is assistant In
the cataloguing department of the city
library has accepted an invitation from
the president of Miami University at
Oxford Ohio, to give talk Saturday
morning to the senior women Of the uni
versity on "Librarianship as a Profession
for College Women" Miss Abraham Is
a graduate of Miami University and of
Illinois University Library School. While
In oxford she will be entertained by
Miss Mary Schlenek. Several social
functions will be give In her honor. She
Is member of the Miami chapter of
Delta Zeta.
Alpha Alumni Of Delta Zeta sorority
win give a guest day party Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r. E. Ell
lis. IS East Thirty Seventh street. The
home Will be decorated in rose and green,
the sorority colors. and spring flowers.
Mrs. Walter Smuck Mrs Arnold Hauser
j and Miss Ethel Eblln will assist. The
next meeting Of the sorority viii be a
June picnic.
The annual election Of officers of the
Indianapolis branch Of the American
Association of University Women re
suited in Miss Amelia Waring Platter
being made president emeritus and Mrs.
Frank Streightoff president, Miss Plat
ter, vice president. Mrs. Thomas C.. Howe
second vice president, Mrs Frank d.
! Hatfield, secretary and treasurer The
meeting was held at the home Of Mrs.
y c. Moore. 1921 North Pennsylvania
street.
viii be given Saturday afternoon by
the Delta Delta Rho sorority at the
Gladstone Apartments. 1900 East Wash
in9tou street.
Miss Clara Hoffman, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hoffman. DIS South
Capitol avenue became the bride of Joe
Landwerlin Friday The wedding was
solemnized at the Saered Heart Church,
the Rev Richard 0do officiating The
brides gown Of ivory satin was en-
broidered with pearls and her veil was
arranged In cap shape. She carried
bouquet Of lies ~ the valley and roses
Miss Emma Hoffman, sister Of the bride.
mo \. a
Of white crepe satin with lace overdrape,
aud Carried bouquet of butterfly roses
Her bridesmaids. Miss EIiuor Schmidt.
Miss Frances Lanawerlin Miss Leah
Eta Bell and Miss Dorothy Mullholland.
were dresses Of pink ard blue tafftsa.
and carried bouquets Of pink roses Mar
tin Landweriin acted as best man little
Miss Helen Eden a. flower girl, aud
Hohert Hoffman ring bearer. A bridal
breakfast at The home OF the brides par
ents followed the ceremony Mr. aud
Mrs. Laudwcrltn have gone for wed.
ding trip through the Last, md viii! b.
at home after June /. Il. SIS Lincoln
j street.
Miss Katherine Fry. Audubon Court,
VIII be the hostess for the meeting OF
the Theta Alpha Alumni Of the Delta
''hhinla SORORITY saturday afternoon.
The animal election Of officers viii take
/ place The hostess will be assisted BY
Mrs. Mildred Roberts. Mrs. J. Il. Peter
i son and Miss Helen Neal.
song raictal viii be given Wednes-
day evening. May II. at the Athenaeum
by Ricardo Martin. tenor Of the Metro
politan Opera Company and Chicago
Opera Company, assisted by Hubert Car
In. pianist, accompanist
Miss Elsie Mclaughlin win entertain
Friday evening in honor of Miss Doro-
thy krun, who Will be married May e
to Theodore s kuhns Miss Mary Fish
back will entertain Saturday evening
with a theater party at the concert by
Galu Cnrci. IN honUr of Miss Kruu.