Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
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Ihe Sigma Phi Tau Sorority entertained
with guest day party Sunday afternoon
and evening at the home Of Miss Caroline
Mark, Speedway. A picnic lunch was
on the front lawn.
DR.. 7. 3. Machem Of New York and
brother, Dr. Gene Mechem Of New Bruins
wick, n. j., with Richard Garyey of Chi
| cage, spent the week end with friends in
| Indianapolis. They left Monday morning
to return home by way of Chicago.
| DR.. and Mrs. John F. McCool left Sun
! day for st. Louis to attend the conven-
/ tion of the American Medical Association.
/ Announcements of the marriage of
Mary n. Tompkins, daughter OF G. VIII
liam Tompkins Of Talbot, to John W.
Barrett have been received. The wedding
/ took place Saturday, with the Rev. Frank
e. Huston officiating.
$50
| An old fashioned southern supper was
served by the Southern Club Saturday
/ evening at the Harvey House, 1860 North
| Meridian street. About fifty members
| who were present took part in oId-fash-
| Toned and new fashioned dancing follow
| ing the supper. This was the last event
| of the club, given under the auspices
of the retiring president, c. J. Prentiss,
who will be succeeded In July by David
| L. Praigg, 1903 North Delaware street.
| National memorial services will be held
at the Confederate monument in the old
Greenlawn cemetery Sunday, May IS, at
$50 o'clock.
The Girl Scouts Of Troop 49, under the
guidance OF their captain, Mrs Dan r.
49, cr- .ttfYr Of hn rnaI
: Exposition Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Oatmeal cookies were baked and
seryed to the public by Miss Flossie
Sewers and Miss Helen Frances Nc
Cready.
Miss Grace Hutchings has gone to
Peru to net as Judge in the plano con-
test held there Monday and Tuesday
IN connection with the public school
music. go
! birthday dance ia honor Of the first
anniversary OF the girls auxiliary to
! the Shelter House and Home for the
Aged will be given Tuesday evening at
the Hoosier Athletic Club. The proceeds
OF the dance are to be given to the home.
The committee in charge are Miss Selma
Goldberger. Miss Sara Bernstein and
Miss Freda Levy.
The Marion County War Mothers will
! meet with Mrs. f. NJ. Hahn, 225S North
| Capitol avenue, Thursday. the regular
meeting day. A picnic luncheon will DO
/ served.
! The Catherine Merrill Camp o, Daush-
/ tiers OF the Veterans, VIII meet In Sacks
4 Hall at 40 Tuesday evening Mrs. Cora
j Virginia Clapp, president Of the organi-
4 tx~4tb FIRE
7 gone to Conuersyille for the State en-
campment The delegates from this chap
/ ter who win leave Wednesday morning
/ are Mrs. Leona yelling, Mrs. katherine
Graves, Mrs. Susanna Higgins, Mrs. Hen
rietta Neal Mrs Effie Rogers, Mrs. Eva
! Paxton and Mrs. Hattie Schooler.
Tho Indianapolis Pan Hellenic Asso
citation meeting at the home Of Mrs. Ralph
! w Showalter, 1901 North Delaware street,
! saturday afternoon elected the following
officers; Miss Cleo Frazier. president;
! Mrs. II. NJ Calvin. Vice president. Mrs.
/ cleo Hall, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
/ Mansur B. Cakes. recording secretary
and Miss Esther Heuss. treasurer. The
| home was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers and greenery. An I'm
promptu musicale was given. Tha
special guests we're the grand officers
/ Of tho Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. who
were IN the city attending the tri-State
/ banquet. 50.
| The Thursday Lyceum Club Will have
theater party Thursday afternoon In
stead OF the meeting with Mrs. z. G.
Holmes as announced IN the club calender.
I Mrs. c. 4. Gail, Valley Mills, Will en-
| tertain tho Hoosier Tourists Club ut l
o'clock Thursday with covered dish
luncheon. Mrs. j. L. Andrews Will give
II book review.
Miss Pearl BENSON go Bellevieu Place,
viii be hostess for a dinner party given
by the members Of the Delta Beta Sigma
| sorority Monday evening. The decora-
tious will be varied color spring flowers
and ereeuery. The table VIII be lighted
with candles In crystal holders. tied with
| tulie
Guest day meeting was observed Mon
day noon with luncheon by the Woman's
Rotary Club Mt the Claypool Hotel. A
Telephone Tangle," a playlet, was pre-
sentcd by some Of the employees OF the
Indiana Eel Telephone Company.
Mrs CLAYTON Ridge, q South Denny
! street, had charge of the Indiana Day
program given at the meeting OF the
Monday Club, Monday afternoon ut the
! Propylaeum. Mrs. o. T. Behymer sang
several Indiana songs, accompanied by
Mira Herbert Atkinson on the piano.
|
Tho annual business meeting and cleo
tion OF officers Of the Writer'S Club viii
be held Tuesday evening In the public
library. A called meeting Of the banquet
committees IS TO precede the business
meeting. The members of the commit
tees are: Program committee, Mrs. Cora
Young Wiles, Miss Frances Morrison and
Miss Sue Howard arrangements, Miss
! Margaret NJ. Scott, Mrs. Il. B. Lcnnox,
Mrs +. r. Owens Carl 4. Taylor Har-
old Walton and B. G. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Essex, Middle Drive
| Woodruff Place, are taking trip to
California by the Northern route. They
will return about the middle of June by
the Southern route.
Mrs Walter Weidley, "a West Forty
Ninth street, entertained Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Arthella Carter
whose marriage to Frank c. Fishback
will take place June 1. The home was
beautifully decorated with spring flowers
There we're four tables Of bridge.
Miss Freda Schakel, president of the
Phi Delta Sigma Sorority, will entertain
the members and pledges with theater
party Monday evening. The regular
business meeting will be postponed.