The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-12

MRS. JAMES II. BROOKS
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ensng, Bay City.
Mich. was announced at a birthday
dinner Friday evening at the Sphinx
Arms in honor Of Miss Lands by Mrs.
Wilbur Wood. The wedding will take
place in the early spring.
$50
Miss Mary Frances Boyd. 734 Park
Ave, is spending the weekend in
Shelbyville with relatives
The Phi Alpha Sigma Sorority en-
tertained Friday night with a bunco
party and dance at the hall 1904 N
Pennsylvania st. The sorority color.
violet. and baskets of sweet peas were
/ used in the decorations.
Officers of the sorority are Miss
Barbara Hensley. president: Miss Lou
Use Zimmerman. vice president: Miss
Anna Geran, secretary, and Miss Els
Their Dimmick, treasurer.
The Indianapolis Alumnae Associ-
alton of KAPPA Kappa Gamma held it's
monthly meeting this afternoon at the
Spink-Arms. Mrs. o. A. Pritchard had
charge of the program
Miss Clara Burnsides. a member,
spoke on Social Welfare Work in the
Juvenile Court"
Miss Edith Higgins. president, pre-
sided. Plans for a card party in Feb
ruary were discussed and committees
were appointed.
Assisting Mrs. Luke Duffey, chair
man Of the hostess committee, were
Mesdames James w Costin, Theodore
Vonnegut, c, A. Pritchard, o. L. Bos-
son. Henry L. Hunrichouser. Wickliff
Lewis. Miss Adeline Smith. Miss Sarah
Jane Hunter and Miss Helen Doles.
DR. and Mrs. Nathan Graham 1919
N. Delaware ST, will leave shortly
for several months In Europe.
The golden anniversary Of the Cen
trail W. c. T. u. will be celebrated
with a Biblical pageant March I'M
der the direction of Mrs. K. Ashjian.
At a reception for new members
at the home of Mrs Ovid Butler jane
son, 1895 n. Pennsylvania St. Jan.
| %. this committee will receive: Mes
danes William Perry. N w. White,
Martha Winkenhofer and B. s. Gadd.
These arrangements were completed
at the meeting at the FletcherAmeri-
can Bank building Friday afternoon.
After the report of the Christmas ex-
ercises at the Wheeler City Rescue
Anna Pickard Of the Daughters of
the British Empire. spoke on Liquor
Traffic on the Canadian Bosder."
Miss Charlotte Clarke, FIfty-Second
St. and Grand View Blvd, will have
as her guest over the weekend Miss
Sarah Miller of Winchester, Ind.
Mrs. Felix T. Havemann Of Selma.
Ohio, has been the guest Of Mrs. Clay
ton Mogg, 1880 Sutherland Ave. for
several days.
Miss Edith Endsley of Pittsburgh.
Pa, who is attending Purdue Univer-
sity, and Miss Glen Gregg of Lafay
cite, Ind. will be the weekend guests
Ave They will attend the Kappa
Alpha Theta luncheon and dance Sat
urday in honor Of the founding Of the
sorority.
The January meeting of the ri
Beta Phi Alumni Club was held this
afternoon at the Butler chapter house
on University Ave. Active members
were in charge Of the luncheon, and
presented a part of the program.
Several alumni assisted
Mrs. G. f. Edmondson, Blooming
ton talked on Japan" Mrs Ed
rnondson wore u Japanese gown, the
gift of the wife Of a former japanese
student at Indiana University, and
which was a part OF the wifes
trousseau.
Mrs. Fletcher, Alumni president, |
announced that at the April meeting
a survey of health work carried on by
the college of Indiana.
Mrs. I. A. Stroup, secretary, read
a letter from Miss Evelyn Bishop
head resident of the Tennessee settle
ment School, calling for volunteer
teachers for next year. A perman-
ent memorial hearing the name of
Miss Emma Harper Turner, formerly
of Franklin. will be erected on the
grounds of the school. This will prob
abby be a building for economics.
ri Phi announces the founding of
three new chapters: The University
Of Idaho. .the University of Chata-
ncoga, and the University Of North
Carolina.