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

RI tuesday, and Wednesday at the
Woman's Department Club the
- annual bazaar will hold the in
terest of the members. Mrs. o. c.
Wilcox is general chairman Of the
bazaar. Mrs. Leroy Kahler Is in
charge of the dinner Tuesday night
which will open the affair Mrs. E. L.
Burnett is chairman of the card party
Wednesday afternoon.
Other booth chairmen are: Candy,
Mrs. A. S. Ayers; Japanese tea gar
den, Mrs. Jacob White; Mrs. J. j.
Martin, food; Mrs. M. D. Larry, nee
d!ework; Mrs. Herbert H. Wright,
library; Mrs. Thomas Spencer, art:
Mrs. e. B. Ent, white elephant: Mrs.
II. J. Lacey, doll; Mrs. Alfred Evans,
palmistry; Mrs. Harriet Bullock, for
tune telling; Mrs. J. Gardner Wilson,
ice cream; Mrs. Lettie Lew, soliciting.
Thursday the Drama section will
meet at the clubhouse at 2 p. m, Mrs.
Leo K. Fesler in charge. "Icebound"
the Pulitzer prize play Of 1922, by
Owen Davis, will be read.
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ton on Kappa Kappa Gamma held
it's monthly meeting today at the
Sphinx Arms. Mrs. w. r. Taylor was
elected treasurer, Miss Ruth Ruggins
is president. An informal reception
was held for Mrs. o. M. Pittinger, a
member Of the association, who re-
emily was cleo ed president Of the
Indiana Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
A musicale arranged by Miss Sarah
Jane Hunter, followed. Miss Helen
Julia Smith. piano, played two num-
bers by Schuman. "Whims" and TN
the Evening" Miss Helen Payne
sang a group of three songs. A trio.
composed of girls from the active
chapter at Butler, Miss Anne Gun
ningham. cello, Miss Maude Custer,
violin and violin and Miss Martha
Rello Pierce, gave the following num-
bers: Blue Bird" by FamecinK
Where My Caravan Has Rested" by
Benni, and Tulip" by Miles. Mrs.
Everett Schofeld gave a short read
ing a burlesque Of the federation con-
vention at Evansville.
Mrs. William A. Mooney was hostess
and had as her assistants Mesdames
"A. H Riske, A. w. Bhsyton Jr, P
X Buskirk, Arthur Cravens. A. "
Faris. Lyman Templeton. Lucius
Hamilton. Mansur Cakes, Retta
Morgan. Miss Edith Higgins and
Miss Katherine Kautz.
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Gamma viii give the first of a series
o. dinners Wednesday evening at the
Chapter House, 1851 E. Washington
st. Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Norris Edwards. chairman,
lrvlngton OSO6.
The home Of Mrp. r Rooms, Jr.,
1916 E Fall Greek Blvd, was the
scene today of a pretty bridge party
OF six tables in honor of Miss Vir-
sinia Belle CoChrane, who has re-
Gently come to this city from Erie. Pa.
% make her home. Baskets Of pink
roses were artistically arranged about
The rooms. The ices We're nodded in
The shape OF roses and the favors
were little pink rose nut-cups.
The guests: Mesdames George o..
Browne. Curtiss J. Mccoy, Ralph C.
Werner, Russell T. Cook, Harry n.
Church. Gilbert II. Fuller. Charles NJ.
Baker, James A. Hobart. Edward H.
Neist, Misses Julia AIDE, Catherine
O'Meora. Mary L. HOLSTER. Dorothy
Reynolds. Betty Burgess, Lindabelle
Thomson, Jane Pritchard. Helen Oar
nell. Helen Seward, Dorothy Smith
Margaret Welsh. Katherine Gould,
Josephine and Genevieve Stern and
Mary Sherwood.
Mrs. Rooms was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Bessie B. Graves and
Mrs. w. A. Cochrane.
The Alumna Association OF Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority held a regular
meeting today at the home Of Mrs.
Chester e. Lawrence at Mooresville,
Mrs. Frank Levinson was in charge Of
the program. Miss Kitty Lou Fitz-
gerald gave solo dances In oldfash-
toned costume. Mrs. Frank G. Dunn
of louisville sang several numbers.
Meetings OF the college alumna
clubs for the College Melting Pot
bazaar, Nov. 1924. are scheduled dur