The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13

fad for luncheon teas preceding
meetings has often been dis
cussed.
It seems that in order to have a
satisfactory attendance at social at
fairs refreshments in some shape or
form must be announced with 1t. But
all the talk has been in favor Of con-
ttnuing the custom and the luncheon
and teas have continued in popular
ity. There Is something about a
daintily served meal that makes a de-
Hghtful event out Of the most COM
monplace business meeting.
Along with the dinners and teas
there have been occasional break
fasts." They were breakfasts in name
only, however. for they were served
between II and noon and for the ma
iority constituted a luncheon.
The first organization to have a
breakfast at an early hour is the
Indiana Women's Republican Club.
which has issued invitations for a
meal at o'clock Tuesday morning.
Not only do the members expect to
get the society and club women down.
town at this time. but also the State
officials and legislators and their
wives. It is a wonderful experiment
and perhaps after this initial step
we NAV find many with the courage
to start their activities at this-as
one woman put it-"unearthly hour. ."
The Indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton Of Kappa Kappa Gamma held its
annual mid-season luncheon at Sphinx
Arms Hotel at 1 o'clock today. The
tables were decorated with clusters Of
pink roses and pink candles.
Mrs. Arthur Cravens was chairman
of the hostess committee, assisted by
Mrs. William z. Reny, Mrs. e. R.
Parry and Mrs. Guernsey Van Ripper.
Mrs. P. K Buskirk was chairman OF
the entertainment committee and gave
a toast, Loyalty to Kappa Expressed
IN the Colors.' The following gave
responses:
Mrs. Julian D. Hogate Of Danville,
Miss Edith Higgins, Miss Ruth Stone
Miss Adelaide Smith, Miss Edith Hen
dren. Miss Helen Payne gave a group
of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Francis
Payne at the piano.
The following attended: Miss Har-
riet Brown, Miss Helen Doles OF
Greensburg, Mrs. Lyman Pearson,
Mrs. Inez Richardson Canaan. Mrs. P.
NJ. Dill, Mrs. Horace Caldwell. Miss
Edith Higgins, Mrs. T. c. Howe. Miss
Charlotte Howe, Mrs. James Costtn,
Mrs. Paul F1fer, Mrs. George Cor
neIius. Mrs Joseph Ostrander. Mrs.
e. ]. coleman, Miss Marjorie Trask,
Miss Harriet Ropkey. Mrs. Frank 8.
Faris, Mrs. P. K. Buskird, Mrs. Julian
Hozate of Danville. Miss Edith Hen
dren, Miss Adelaide Smith. Miss Helen
PAYNE. Mrs. Francis Payne, Mrs. W.
z. Remy, Mrs. E. r. Parry, Mrs,
Guernsey Van Ripper, Mrs. Arthur
Cravens, Mrs. W. A. Mooney, Mrs.
Ray Bishop, Mrs. Paul McCampbell,
Miss Sarah Hunter, Mrs. ortn Pruitt,
Mrs. Mark Reasoner, Mrs. Everitt
Schoheld, Miss Dorothy Segur, Mrs.
Grace Watkins. Mrs. A V. Faris,
Mrs. wickliffe Lewis, Mrs. Theodore
Vonnegut. Mrs. Ellis Hunter. Miss
Mildred Rose, Mrs. Minnie Walling-
~
Lee, Mrs. A. H. Fisk, Mrs. Henry
Browning, Mrs. Harmon Bradshaw.
Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs. George Losey.
Mrs. C. A Pritchard. Miss Jane Pritch-
ard, Mrs. c. B. Taylor. Miss Justine
Pritchard, Mrs. II. B. Holton of Phoe-
nix, AriZ., and Miss Mildred Burgess.
The Alumnae Association OF Delta
Zsta met for luncheon this noon at
the Spink-Arns. where covers were
laid for twenty-five, the tables being
decorated with crystal baskets Of pink
roses. Cards decorated with hand
painted pink roses marked places for
the following: Miss Bertha Leming
president; Miss Catherine Sinclair,
Miss Leila Brown, Mrs. F. E. Ellis,
Miss Mabel Hall, Mrs. Roy Casey. Mrs.
Frederic Ruoff. Mrs. Frances Abel,
Mrs Lucille Nicholas Lands, Mira.
Dale Bieler, Mrs. Winthrop Kellogg.
Mrs. Roy Peterson. Mrs. r. 8. Wedds-
ner. Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. Walter
smuck, Miss Ethel Eblin. Miss Helen
Pierson. Miss Margaret Rawlings,
Miss Sarah Ruth Line, Miss Leila Pc
TIE, Miss Ruth Petrie. Miss Cora Uni
and Mrs. Florence Deury.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold an
all-day sewing and business meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Paul Krauss. Tues
day.
The Western College Alumnae Club
will give a bridge party at the Sphinx
Arms Saturday afternoon, Jan. 81,
for the benefit of the Riley Memorial
Hospital. Miss Gertrude SCHUYLER,
president, has announced the following
committee to have charge of the party:
Miss Ethel Swartz. Mrs. Sidney Augh-
limbaugh, Mrs. John D. Garrett, Miss
Genevra Mccoy and Mrs. Thomas Nell
son.
Beta Delphian Chapter will have a
guest meeting at 2:30 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. z.
D. Donneu on East Washington st.
Cathedral High School will give a
play. Feb. s, at which time the school
orchestra, with Richard Hanley as pi-
anist, will make its first appearance.
sss
Mrs. E. G. Rumpler will speak on
Songs IN War Times at a meeting
OF the Philip Schoff chapter Of the
o. S. Daughters Of 1912 at the home