The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-04

o-ANAAAA4e1G C4idpNCA u l1u III
Epsilon, honorary musical sorority, at
luncheon today. A musical program
was given by Miss Norma Mueller,
accompanied by Mrs. Frank T. Eden
harter. The story Of La Boheme"
was given by Mrs. Joseph Gregoire.
Mrs. James NJ. Pearson sang the
waltz Song" and Mrs. James A.
Moag. at the piano. illustrated the
outstanding themes of the opera
The Zetathea Club will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Miss Ida
Jones, S1S z. Twenty First St. Mrs.
Frederick Lumley viii speak on PRO
yincial Literature" and Mrs. R. E.
Stevenson on Sectional Literature"
The Kappa Alpha Theta AIumnae
Club will meet Saturday afternoon at
the home OF Miss Ruth Rainier, 2716
Sutherland Ave. Mrs. Victor Jose.
Jr., Mrs. Robert T. Ross, Mrs. Eugene
Simms and Mrs. Mark Van Mugs will
have charge of the program. Mrs.
John Paul Ragsdale will sing compo-
sitions of Cadman. accompanied on the
harp by Miss Rainier. Miss Rainier
also viii give harp solos. Mrs. Ralph
Nessler viii give a group of readings
The hostess viii be assisted by Mrs
II. Foster Clippinger, Mrs. Alfred Ro-
berg, Mrs. George Henry, Mrs. Ellis
Jackson, Mrs. Charles Jewett. Mrs.
Halford Johnson, Mrs. A L. Lockridge,
Mrs. Oliver Kelly. Miss Jean Kirlin.
Miss Arda Knox, Misses Hilda. and
Meta Lieber, Mrs. T. L. Locke, Mrs
N. S. Marble. Mrs. z. z, Mick, Mrs.
Mary B. NIillikan. Mrs Daniel t. Weir
and Miss lone Wilson. X
The January business meeting of
MU Phi Epsilon will be held at the
home Of Mrs. June Baker, 1851 Cen
trial Ave, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ]. E. Gibson. 1855 Kenwood
Ave, will be hostess to the Cedars
OF Lebanon Club jan II. A program
Of vocal and instrumental solos and
readings will be given by Miss Doro-
thy and Katherine Gibson and wiIhel-
nina and Berta Claire Hedrich. Elec-
ton of officers viii be held Mrs. Glib
son will be assisted by Mrs. Charles
Wright. Mrs R. NJ. Guthrie, Mrs. o.
c. Hedrich and Mrs. George Williams
Charter members Of Gamma Theta
Kappa fraternity will entertain with
a dinner dance at the Lincoln Satur-
day evening. officers for 1924 will
be installed. Lawrence J. Lyons,
president-elect, is in charge of ar
engagements. Other new officers are
James Malley. vice president; Thomas
A Gallagher, secretary; P. J. Mora,
Jr.. treasurer; Harold Battreall, his
tOrian, and Francis J. Moore, sergeant
alarms.
Among those who viii attend. with
their guests, are ]. Francis Sullivan.
Ferdinand Keller, Robert E. Mona
han, John Lyons. Walter Jones. Fred
Denner, James F. WEIGH, Walter J.
FAM, Michael J. Burk, James Bur
nett, Cornelius Cronin. Donald New
man, Benjamin Morgan and Robert
Burnett.
Mrs Howard NJ. Gay was in charge
of arrangements for open house at the
Florence Crittenton Home. 2044 N.
Illinois St, from to 5 this afternoon
Mrs. Albert R Coffin. president, re-
ceived the guests. Mrs. J. w. Wright
presided at the tea table. She was
assisted by the directors, Mesdames
Ralph Lemcke, William A Atkins,
John S. Mcfarland, E. I Wagner,
Charles o. Roemler. William Allen
Moore, Carl Gibbs, John Brandt, Clar-
ence Strickland. w AIcMurtrie, Carl
H WaIlerich. Guy Ransdell, F. z. Alb
bett, J. W. Wright, Bert K Black, R.
Hartley Sherwood, William H Thomp-
son. Carlos Rocker, Henry Talbot and
Miss Edna Heaton-
The regular discussion luncheon OF
the Indianapolis League of Women
Voters win be held at the Chamber of
Commerce Friday, Jan. II, at 1915
D. m Mrs. George F1nfrock, assisted
Mr. Olive Daf5o,, 7