The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13

their respective alumni groups to the
biennial convention in Estes Park in
June.
Red carnations and white importolle
were used in decoration.
The program committee, consisting
OF Mrs. Frank d. Hatfield, Mrs. Ner-
non Grindle, Mrs. Charles B. Davis,
Mrs. Ellis e. Wall, distributed the
new year book for the Indianapolis
club.
Committees for the annual charity
ball Nov. 20 by the Indianapolis Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid So
Baker. chairman; Mrs. John H. Holl
day, Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. s. D
Miller Dinner and supper, Mrs. Her
man Munk. chairman; Mrs. w. w
Critchlow, Mrs. Evans Woollen
Ticket, Mrs. John H. Kern. chairman
Mrs. James II. Taylor, Mrs. E. D
Wales. Floor committee, Mrs. E. M
Campbell, chairman; Mrs. A. F. Potts
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut. Music, Mrs
Albert E. Metzger, chairman; Mrs
Henry W. Bennett. Mrs. Ernest Wiles
Publicity, Mrs. s. H. Fletcher. chair
man; Mrs. Fred Hoke, Mrs. Alexander
P. Spruance.
The wedding of Miss Helen Burns
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. t. c. Burns
1911 Climber ST., and Clyde G. Clarke
OF Louisville, KY. will take place Sun
day at the home OF the brides parents
The Rev. lie Roy James will read the
ceremony. After the reception, which
will follow the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarke will go to Louisville to
make their home at Oil S. Fifth ST
The annual Founders day lunch
con OF the Alumnae Association of
Kappa Kappa Fraternity was held
to day at the Spink-Arms celebrating
the fifty-third anniversary of the fra
ternity's founding Mrs Frank Throop
was in charge of the luncheon, assist
eG by Mrs. Albert Daugherty and
Mrs Robert Clarke
The guests were seated at three
tables decorated with fall flowers,
autumn leaves and bitter-sweet On
each table was birthday cake IN
blue and blue fraternity colors with
candle tied In blue tulle in the
center.
A short program was given be-
tween courses Mrs. Francis Payne
gave a piano solo and also accompa.
MED Mrs. James w. Costin in several
songs. Miss Helen Brattain read sew.
eral selections.
The guests: Mesdames Wickliffe,
Lewis. c. II High. G. B. Taylor. j.
4. Erther. John Caylor. H. A. Fiske.
Myron Green, Hubert Hickam, T. L.
Dill, Howe s. Landers, A. M. Pruitt,
s. o. Gilbert. Oakland Cal. Fred
PettiJohn, Claude Palmer, Harmon
Beadshaw. Richard Moore, George
Forrey, T. N. Bosom, Clara Goe, Paul
McCampbell, Frank Wooling. J. R.
Mauck. Alfred S. Glossbrenner. Ever
EFT Schofieid. Fred Schortemeier, Delos
Alig. c. A. Bacon. Harry Shackleford.
Robert Clarke, T. Ellis Hunter. A. "
Faris. c. A Pritchard, Albert Daugh.
erty, Luke Duffey. L. H. Millikan,
Fred Mills. Joe Rand Beckett, J. w.
Costin. william Rose. Robert GILL
land, Frank B. Faris, Frank Throop,
r. N Newhouse Of Brazil. Fred
Conkle, Noblesville. Elizabeth Tucker.
Noblesville. Paul Kestner, Theodore
vonnegut and Misses Edith Hendren.
Ruth F1fer. Helen Bratrain, Edith
Higgins, Katherine Cavins. Harriet
Roepke, Birdie Billman, Helen Hinkle,
Jane Pritchard, Louise Woodbridge
and Eleanor Taylor.
The Irvington Quest Club will OBJ.
serve Presidents Day Monday with a
luncheon at the Spink-Arms. Mrs.
j. II. Arlington is chairman of the
luncheon committee and W. @. Gin
gerry is in charge OF the program.
Temple Review, No. 10. will give
a card party Monday afternoon in
Castle Hall. ESQ E. Ohio st.
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