The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-23
SOCIAL
w. Activities
E N T E RT AIN M e IT'S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
II INDIANAPOLIS Kappas will en-
terrain with a province lunch

III terrain with province lunch
con and dance March at the
Lincoln during the province conven.
ton in session here March to 8.
Delegates from chapters at Adrian
College, De PAW, Butler, Hillsdale,
Indiana, Purdue and Michigan will
be guests.
Miss Edith Higgins, province presi-
dent, will preside, assisted by the
presidents OF the chapters and Miss
Mildred Stockdale, convention mar
shall.
Mrs. Alan Boyd is in charge of the
luncheon, Mrs. J. P. Reid Steele, the
dance, and on the convention COM
mittee< are Miss Betty Kolmer, Miss
Florence Lupton and Miss Louise
Strickland.
The Marion County chapter of Amer
lean War Mothers will entertain with
a birthday party Tuesday afternoon
in their new headquarters, 44O N.
Pennsylvania ST., headquarters Of the
| Disabled American Veterans OF the
World War.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Jonas
Joseph, Pauline Herman, A. NJ. Fit
chett, Maggie HaguL J. J. NARROW.
Nellie ACoryell Maggie Duffey and L.
May Hahn.
The War Mothers and the Disabled
American Veterans will have a joint
house warming March in the new
rooms which have just been furnished
and redecorated under supervision of
| fbe War Mothers
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keil, 227 s.
Grace St, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Elnora, to Nor
man J. Gloyne Of Los Angeles. The
wedding took place in Los Angeles,
Feb. a. Mr.. and Mrs. Gloyne will
come to Indianapolis in the spring to
live.
The women of the Grace Presbyte.
rian Church will entertain Tuesday
afternoon with a Colonial tea and
George Washington playlet under the
direction of Mrs. w. D. Long.
Mrs. Frank c. Walker will sing pa
triotic songs accompanied by Mrs.
c. G. Calkins
Mrs. r. o. Mcclellan and Mrs. Err
nest Woods win pour at the tea
tables. The committee chairmen in
clude Mrs. Ralph r. Reeder, general
chairman; Mrs. Laura Kelly, refresh
ments; Mrs. II. l.. Hammond, decora-
tons; Mrs. A. r. Davis, Invitations.
Plans for spring dance to be
" given by the Phi Sigma Delta sorority
are under way. Miss Lavaun Morsch
was appointed general chairman at a
meeting OF the sorority ar the home
of Miss Helen Davis. 1927 E. Twenty
Fifth St, Friday night. She will be
assisted by Miss Betty White and
Miss Georgia Young. In charge Of
programs and invitations will be Miss
Maxine Keller, Miss Velma Tyner and
Miss Helen Davis.
The sorority will meet next Friday
night with Miss Beulah Hockett, $50
n. Tacoma Ave.
The Indiana Woman's Republican
Club win have a luncheon meeting
and patriotic program in the Riley
room of the Claypool, Thursday.
Judge Arthur r. Robinson will give
the patriotic address. Mrs. r. G.
Higgins will give readings and the
Trvington women's quartet viii sing.
Mrs. Everett c. Johnson is in charge
of the musical program.
The committee or arrangements in
cludes Mesdames w. o. Bates, Alex
ander Hamilton, G. Carleton Guy.
David Ross, Otto Keller, Florence
Dark, Laura NJ. r. Ste and Dorothy
NJ. Woods.
Reservation may be made with
Mrs. c. A. Pritchard. 30O1 Washing.
ton Blvd.
February social meeting Of Kappa
Chapter Of Mt Phi Epsilon. musical
sorority, will be held Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles
r. Porter 50 n. Irvington Ave. The
program, which is to cover briefly
early operas of Wagner, is in charge
of Miss Glayds Whiteman. 1t will
follow the buffet luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hahn, 1927 N
Delaware ST., will entertain tonight
with a supper at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club. in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Schildkraut who are ap-
pearing this week at the Murat in
The HiGhwayman."
DR. Samuel o. Leak. has returned
from Aubuq lerque, N. M.
Miss Della Brew has come to In
dianapols from Chicago, ILL.,, where
she has been living. She viii! be
married March 3 to Thomas O'Neill
IT ST. Patrick's Church. Several
parties have been planned for her be
fore the wedding. She will be the
guest of Mrs. Katherine Page, 1889
Hoyt Ave, until the wedding.
Miss Mildred Sullivan, 1928 N. Ala
bama St, entertained today with
luncheon and NAH jongg party. Pa
triotic decorations were used.
The guests: Misses Norma Ryan,
Mary Louise Minnick, Veronica Lana
han, Elizabeth Templeton, Evelyn
Hankins, Helen Hanks and Elizabeth
Abbott