The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
SOCIAL
Activities
E n T E r T A I N M e N T
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

"A AZ INS. ". M. newly
|ilW elected president of the Indi-
.l ana Federation of Women's
Clubs. will be the honor guest at a
tea Tuesday afternoon at the Won
ans Department Club, Seventeenth and
N Meridian SITS. officers OF the aft
lated clubs and Seventh district and
directors of the Department Club will
be hostesses.
Mrs. A. S. Ayres Is in charge OF ar
engagements. There viii be no invita-
tons.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Glidden, $40 Z.
Seventeenth St.. will entertain to-
night with a brHge party. The guests
VIII include Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Walker of Danville. Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sims. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Polk, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Pratt. Miss
Vivian Stevens and. Donald Delbrook.
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity enter
tanned Friday night with hay ride
and dinner at the home of Victor Ian
dis. The guests were members OF the
olBfuh Ful OOTOToly.
General chairman forl the Kappa
Alpha Theta Alumna Club bazaar Nov.
1920 at the Woman's Department
Club are Miss Marie Field and Mrs.
Henry Hornbrook. Committees in
charge Of booths are: Apron, Miss
Dorothea Reissner. and Mrs. Blatton
Coxen: handkerchief, Miss Margaret
williams and Miss jeanette Benedict;
novelty. Mrs. Clayton Mogg and Mrs.
Ruth Rainier; doll. Misses Meta and
Hilda Lieber; candy, Miss Mildred
Morgan and Mrs. Arthur Baynham;
fancy work. Miss Betty Fisher and
Miss Eleanor Carpenter.
Epsilon chapter Of Alpha Delta
Theta sorority, recently installed at
Butler College. will entertain with a
reception Sunday afternoon. Nov. s.
at the chapter house, 131 S. Butler
Ave, from 3 to 6.
Miss Mildred Rolf is in charge Of
the invitation committee, Miss Lillian
selby and Miss Ruth Wooley in charge
of decorations.
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority will en-
terrain with a Halloween party
Thursday at the home of Miss Kath-
ieen Klaiper. 8o4 N. Rural st. The
regular meeting will be at the home
of Miss Phyllis Nordstrom, Friday
evening.
Invitations for the annual Charity
Ball Nov. 80, given by the Indianapo-
liz Free kindergarten and Children's
Aid Society will be issued the first
week in November. The invitation
committee consists of Mrs. j. w.
Kern, chairman, Mrs. J. H. Taylor
and Mrs. Ernest De Wolf Wales.
Hostesses to assist Mrs. w. H. Bob
bitt, Mrs. Dirk, III. A. Kolff and Miss
Martha Beeson at the benefit card
party of the Caroline Scott Harrison
Chapter of D. A. r. at the Chapter
house, 814 N. Pennsylvania St., Mon
day afternoon will be hostesses:
G.. L. wainwright, Alfred Conklin,
G. Baker, Harold Cunning, Albert T.
Bunch, Mary Knippenberg, Orlin
Hudson, N. e. Harold, William Con-
nelly. Walter Ford William Kilman,
j. r. Barnhill, Lewis Cline, Joel Whit
taker, Thomas A. Wynn, George
Feeney, Henry c. Thornton, Harold
Stuckey, George T. O'Connor, Dick
Richards, Dick Miller, z. d. Clark,
T. C. Hood. A. B. Wagner, H. L. Will
son, j. T. Saulter, Henry C. Ketcham.
Gage Hoag, ]. H. Laird, Frank Elan
ner, Clinton Lasher, George Philip
Meier. Marshall T. Levy. L. o. Hamil-
ton, F. A. Gurley, w. G. Kadle.
Ephriam Inman, Wick Pennell,
James L. Kalleen, Martha Yoh Mars
ton, Cushman Hoke, Edward J. Heck
ar. d. L. Bash. Thomas w. DeHass,
l.. Kruse, Robert B. Keith,
James Sturgis, r. Harry Miller,
Eugene H. Darrach, J. F. Edwards,
Walter Marmon, John Downing John
son, Charles A. Edwards, Wilbur
Johnson. Charles F. Voyles, A. L.
Beck, Edward T. Klee, Mrs. John A.
Eusy. Charles Mayer Jr., lone Wilson,
]. T. Peden, Burton B. Field, Lewis J.
Borenstein and John B. Newman
Miss Mabelle and Miss Myrtle
Mayer. 20SO N. Alabama St., will en-
tertain tonight with an informal Hal