The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-07

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WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ID GIVE Pi Beta Phis and
"A alumnae from Indianapolis win
LII leave tonight FOR Washington,
d. c.. for the Eastern conference
Friday and Saturday. Their program
VIII include a tea given at the White
House by Mrs. Coolidge, who is a Pi
Phi. At this time Howard Chandler
Christy's latest portrait of Mrs. Cool
idge will be presented to the White
House by the National organization.
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Henry c. Wallace will entertain with
a reception for the Pi Phis. Mrs.
Wallace also is a Pi Beta Phi. At a
banquet Saturday night, Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait will be an honor guest.
Leaving tonight are Misses Jose
phine Likely. Josephine Rogers, Con
stance Forsythe. Louise Rich. Vir-
-inia Shortridge. Marcia Morris,
Dorothy Dill, Norma Birk. Mari
frances Ogle. Marjorie Cakes. Georgia
Osborne. Helen Ward, Helen GandaI.
Martha Hawkins, Margaret Kellen-
back, Allegro Stewart, Sarah Birk,
Ruth Early, Helen Bobrink and Mrs.
Robert Manifold.
About thirty-six alumnae will meet
these girls in Washington Thursday.
Of the Monday section Of the Woman's
Department Club this afternoon. Mrs.
Charles R. Sowder was presiding host
ess. Tea was served in the dining
oom The table appointments were
in Easter colOrs, with spring flowers
in a low basket in the center. Mrs.
George A. Drysdale and Mrs. Sidney
J.. Hatfield poured. Assisting host
esses were Mrs. Leo K. Fesler. Mrs.
Charles W. Nichols and Miss Laura
Reynolds.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith. president of
the Indianapolis Parent-Teachers' Fed
Grafton, spoke on The Growth and
Education of Our Children" The or
chestra of children from the Lowell
school played. Mrs. Lewis n. Poyser
presided.
Directors of the club met this
morning at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Edna Denham Raymond read
a group of her own poems today at a
luncheon of the Woman's Rotary Club
at the Claypool.
An election of officers for the New
Era Club was held today at the home
of Mrs. Maggie Kinzer, 521 S. New
Jersey st.
Mrs. David Rathfon. III Orange St.
mas returned home after a week in
Lexington, Ky.
Spring flowers were used as deco
rations this afternoon for a meeting
OF the WorHhn's Research Club at the
home of Mrs. z. D. Clark. Winter
Apis. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Ross Mercer and Mrs. R. A. Potts.
Mrs. Ruth Fillmore played violin
numbers. accompanied by Mrs. John
Kolmer. Mrs L. o. Hamilton dis
cussed the Mission Play" which she
witnessed in the west last year. Mrs.
]. E. Bartlett was a special guest.
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Mrs. ]. W. Putnam. 362 Downey
Ave, was hostess today to the Irving
ton Woman's Club. The program in
cluded a paper by Mrs. Bloomfield H.
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Women"
Mrs. John Downing Johnson was an
honor guest.
Daughters Of the Union. Governor
Oliver Perry Morton Chapter, observed
Relic Day" today at the home of
Mrs. Edward j. Scoonover, 500 High
land DIR. A Civil War flag belonging
to Mrs. Otto J.. Deeds father was
presented to the club by Mrs. Deeds.
The members related stories of the
Civil War told by their ancestors.
"reminiscences were given by older
members.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with spring flowers. The hostess was
assisted by Mesdames Katie Myer,
James W. Hopkins. c.. f. Neu. Irlin
Hudson.
The Kappa Sigma Chi Sorority will
entertain tonight with a theater party.
The Vir-Si-TeI Club will give a
spring dance at the Indianapolis Ath-