The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-01
I APPA ALPHA THETA ALUM
NAE ASSOCIATION will meet


gram will be arranged by Miss Marie
Fitzgerald. chairman, and Mrs. John
P. Ragsdale, Msr Oscar Carlstedt and
Mrs. Russell Bosart.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mesdames Walter Montgomery, chair
man; L. Murchie, James Murray, J.
E. McGaughey, HENRY Ostrom,
George Rafert, Caroline Rodecker.
William Service, Francis Sinex, AL
bert Smith, Asa Smith, Gilbert Fuller,
Harold Sutherlin, DIR. Urban Sphinx
and Misses Jeanne Stewart, Rebecca
Nicosin, Ruth O'Hair and Margaret
Shouse.
Mrs. E. P. Brennan, 1884 N. Capt.
toll Ave, will entertain with ten tables
of bridge, 500, euchre and nah jongg
March in the interest OF the hos
pital fund to the Thirty-eighth Divi-
sion Of Indiana of the Wonlan's Aux
Hilary.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Brennan.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. W.
H. Blodgett, Mrsr. LIE Grand Law
renee. Mrs. Warner Schmidt.
A group Of players from the Indiana
Artists Club will present a play,
written by Mrs. Albert I. Dugan and
under her direction, March % at the
Heron Art Institute. Proceeds go to
the club treasury.
Before the curtain rises Miss
Florence Beckett who has just re-
turned from Europe, where she has
been studying voice. will give a recital
of Italian music.
The piece, THE Legend" is a
miracle play of medieval Italy. Cast:
Miss Eleanor Lambert, Murray Wick
ard. and James Morgan. Jack Hager
will be in charge OF the music, Mrs.
Helen Adams. properties and Oakley
Richie, lighting.
Mrs. Fl. M. Baker of GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, eastern province president of
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, was honor
guest today at the luncheon Of the
Beta Beta Alumnae Chapter at the
home Of Mrs. Orval Hixon, 227 Pen
way st.
A color scheme in shades Of green
was carried out with spring flowers
and candles in silver holders.
Followin gthe luncheon. members
gave a program at the Indiana Girls
School at Clermont. Program included
songs by the Alpha Chi quartette,
THE Bridal Chorus From the Rose
Maiden" and IAN the World Is Wait
ing for the Sunrise"
Mrs. S. G.. Howard. readings,
Mother" ENCOURAGEMENT" Mud
Pies" Ma and the Auto"
Miss Lorinda Cottingham, violin
numbers. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. c. L. Cottingham. 'Serenade"
and Souvenir Waltz"
Miss Twanette Nutter, vocal mum
bers. I'm an Old-Fashioned Town
and Il Love the Moon"
Miss Bess Sanders, negro reading
DE Bushville Hop" and Italian read
ing ''Da Merica Girl"
Alpha Chi songs by the members.
Mrs. Edwin Shedd, 1889 n. Della
ware St. will be chairman for bene-
At card party. March II, at the Propy-
laeum, 1910 N. Delaware ST.. given by
the Matinee Musicale for the Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs. Assistin host
esses will be Mesdames Henry Schur-
mann. Lafayette Page, Bernard Bat
ty, William Herbert Gibbs. Clinton D.
Lasher. Harvey Martin. Don Webster,
c. NJ Urmston, w. S. Wilson and Jean
Mccormick.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Shedd or Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. James
S. Watson, Charles L. futile, Otto
Letter, Clyde Titus, Lee Strong, Paul
Fisher, Robert Cassell, Norman II.
Gilman, II. L. Barr, f. Ellis Hunter,
Charles A. Pfafflin, Mary Malott, La
fayette Page, Henry c. Thornton, H.
r. Duckwall, James A. Moag, Evans
Wolcott, j. p. Reid Steele, William
Mackay. S. w. Cregor. Felix Geddes,
Marie Dawson Morrelll Albert Coffin,
Carlos Rocker. Uz McMurtrie, Shafer
ZiegIer and Simon Kiser have made
reservations.
Indiana day" will be observed
Thursday afternoon by the Caroline
OCOtL E1dIIlSOll CAoPtSA Va H. ~ AN'S
at the chapter house. S24 n. Pennsyl-
vania st. Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb will
talk on EARLY Indiana" and Miss
Lucy NJ. Elliott of the State histori-
cal commission, on THE Building of
the City" Miss Melissa Jane Cor
nelius will sing a group Of songs. in
GLIDING Little Orphant Annie" Clay
ton Thomas; There. There, Little
Girl. Don't Cry" Canpion. and "Oh,
Heart of Mine" Galloway.
Stephen Badger, tenor, also will sing
group. including Indiana"
Mrs. Charles F. Pfafflin will be &C
companist. Mrs. James l.. Gavin will
preside.
The chapter will give a card party
Tuesday afternoon, with Miss Martha
Beeson acting chairman of the ways
and means committee, assisted by
Mrs. Charles A Edwards and Mrs.
c F. Voyles, in charge.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Edwards or Mrs. Voyles.
The Marion County chapter of
American War Mothers and the Dis
abled American Veterans will hold
open house in the new clubrooms of
the War Mothers, 440 N. Pennsylvania
St., Wednesday night.
Receiving with Mrs. e. May Hahn,
president, will be Mrs. John r. Quinn,
x,yfsa ~ tba oovopn pdar Of Tho ApoaN