The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-05

the art circles OF the city since
n Miss Florence Heywood's ar
rival. Twenty years in Paris are Civ
ing authority to her words on the
appreciation of art, the pictures in
the Louvre and similar topics. She
will talk tonight at Caleb Mills Hall
on How to Appreciate Pictures" I'M
der the auspices Of the Junior League,
for the benefit of the Riley Memorial
Hospital. Benefit card parties, rum
mage sales. food sales and other
money-making schemes on behalf of
the Riley Memorial Drive are receiving
the interest Of clubs and societies.
The marriage of Miss Marcia Orme
to Robert Wesley Murphy was
solemnized at the home of the bride
Thursday evening. Miss Lois Nc
Laughlin was maid of honor and
Samuel Jordan, best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy make their home in
Glenn Valley, Ind.
The Junior Bethel Club has com
pleted plans for it's first dance, to be
held May % at the Womens Depart
ment Club. Mrs. Sam Dorfman will
act as sponsor The committee in
charge will be Oscar Davis, chairman,
and Misses Lillian Rothbard, Muriel
Weinberger. Lillian Karno, Beatrice
Harris, Minnie Kaplan, Rosalind
Franklin, and Messrs. Marcus Cohen,
Isadore Davis and David Falender.
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Miss Ruth OHair was in charge of
the program for a meeting of the
Kappa Theta Alumnae Association
at the home of Miss Edith Evans
on y. Meridian St. this afternoon.
Miss O'Hair was assisted by Mrs.
Robert T. Ross, Mrs. D. T. Warren
and Mrs. ". T. Shannon. The as
sistant hostesses We're Mrs. John c.
Sheets, Miss Margaret Shouse, Mrs.
J. c. Nollrath, Mrs. Asa J. Smith,
Miss Natalie Smith, Mrs A. f. Strick-
land, Mrs. r. E. Tafel, Mrs. r. E.
Tafel, Mrs. a w. Truitt, Mrs. Jessie
Van Vie, Mrs. \. 3. Schultz, Mrs. F.
II. Sinex, Mrs. Z. Z. Smith, DR..
Urbana Sphinx, Mrs. James Sutherlin,
Miss Helen Upton and Miss Martha
Updegraff.
Jacqueminot roses, the sorority flow
ers, tied with red tulle decorated tables
for the annual State luncheon of the
Alpha Omnicron Pi sorority in the
Travertine room at the Lincoln today.
Place-cards were hand painted and
favOrs We're red leather booklets en-
graved with the sorority emblem. Mrs
William Macdonald of the Indianap-
oils Alumnae chapter was POSTMASTER
Responses were given by Miss Mar
tina Hughes, president of Miami chap
ter; Miss Margaret Wight, president
Of Indiana chapter; Miss Mary Hester,
president Of the De PAW chapter
Miss Lucy Allen of Indianapolis told
of plans for the national convention
at Knoxville. Tenn, June $3.50.
A "Faun Lippincutt" and a rainbow
dance were features of the evening.
On committees for the dance were:
Mrs. Harvey Thomas, Miss Barbara
Porter, Mrs. w. H. Scales, Mrs. Les
ter Smith, Miss Grace Willis, Miss
Winifred Waters, Miss Jane Sickles,
Mrs. Frank S. Wood Mrs Stewart
Hostetter. Mrs. Ray Waldo. Mrs Rus
sell Rowland and Miss Lucy Allen.
Miss Sarah Norris, who recently re-
turned from South America, will talk
en- University Work in South
America" at tea Saturday afternoon
to be given by the Indiana Uni
versity Association. Mrs. Reid Steele.
accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Elrod,
will sing. Plans Will be made for
I. L. Stunt Day on the university
campus, June 5. Mrs. J. T. Wheeler
will report on the opening of the
School Of Commerce and Finance.
Mrs. Frank Hatfield is chairman of
the program committee. Mrs. P. X.
Buskirk will preside at the tea tables.
assisted by Mesdames Theodore
Vonnegut, w. C. Huston, r. w.
Showalter, Leslie Whitcraft, F. E.
Ellis and Miss Ruth O'Hair.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn will preside at
the luncheon of the Jewish Council of
Women, Monday. Mrs Caroline Kahn
will give the invocation. Following
luncheon Miss Kathleen Bumbaugh
will sing and Miss Octavia Green will
give violin selections. Mrs. Leon
Hecht will read an As,sav The in.