The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-10

ing the coming week. Radcliffe Col
lege club will meet at the Ayers Tea
Room for luncheon Tuesday. Miss
Jean Coffin is chairman.
Smith College club booth committee
will meet Wednesday morning at the
home of Miss Blanche Shaw, Thir-
tenth ST., and Park Ave.
There will be a rehearsal OF the In
diana University minstrel show at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. o. H.
Hershman, 1915 N. Pennsylvania ST.,
Tuesday afternoon.
Wellesley College Club will meet at
the home of Miss Ethyl Hutchinson,
$50 N. Delaware ST., for an all-day
sewing meeting. Mrs. Robert Winslow
has been appointed chairman of dec
orations.
Pi Beta Phi sorority Of Butler Col
lege is making packages of dust cloths
to sell in the Butler booth. Indiana
Gamma Alumna Club of Pi Beta Phi
will meet Monday night at the Alpha
chapter house in IrYington to discuss
pans for sewing for the linen booth
for Butler College. All donations to
The Butler booth may be sent to Mrs.
Justus Paul, 5446 University Ave.
Mrs. C1escent Berry, 1925 N. Illinois
ST., will be the hostess for the Phi
Gamma Rho sorority meeting Friday
evening.
Mrs. 0. E. Woods will entertal
Sunday evining at her home in Ca
tersburg for Mrs Kitty Koo, who
to leave Monday for Seattle, Wash
en- route to Shanghai, China.
%*s
Mr.. and Mrs. Burling Boaz. Belmont
apartments, left today for New Or
leans, La, for a fortnight.
Miss Robert Carlisle will take the
leading part in a play, His Royal
Highness." at HOllenbeck Hall the
evening Of No %. under the auspices
OF the Two in-One Glass" Of the Sew
enth Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Roger Banks. 1850 II. Gale
ST, will entertain the Daughters Of
the British Empire Monday evening.
Ali women of British birth are cor
daily invited.
The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
os D A r. will observe Armistice day
at the chapter house. 824 N Penn
svivania St. An address will be made
by DR.. Carlton McCulloch, who was
overseas with Base Hospital No. 81.
William Herschell will read his poems.
The Service Flag" THE KID Has
Gone to the Colors" and "A Soldier
OF the Silences." A recently organized
Quartette in the chapter, composed Of
Mrs. j. P. Reid Steele. Mrs. Alexander
Cavens, Mrs John Paul Ragsdale and
Mrs. J. L. Gavin. will sing FLANDERS
Requiem" La Forge.
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority viii hold
open house for members and their
friends Sunday afternoon from 8 to 5
at the home of Miss Katherine Pal
yer. 65l Z. Dr., Woodruff Place. Miss
Helen Davis and Miss Alice Wallace
are in charge of the program. Miss
Veima Tyner and Miss Catherine
Brandt viii receive.
Armistice day will be observed by
Irvington Post, No. 3S American Lee
gIon, at the Irvington Theater Sun
Gay afternoon. On the program will
be the Boy Scout Orchestra. the Rev.
C. f Bishop. Prof Wood Unger, Mrs.
Mildred Goldman, soloist; Milton U.
Brown and the Rev. J. d. ! mistead.
The Boy Scouts will act as ushers.
Announcement has been made Of
the following patronesses for the
Little Theatre bride and nah jong
rarity at the Propylaeum, Nov. ~:
Mesdames John F. Barnhill. Fred E.
Jarrett, W. o. Bates, Forrest Blan-
ton, George Bruce, J. J. Fitzgerald.
Frank Fox. Morton Gould, Tilden
Greer, G. r. Guild, Louis Haerle, Jack