The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-14


rartment Club, tea was served in the
dining room, decorated with baskets
OF calendulas and lighted with yellow
tapers in silver holders.
Mrs. o. B. Emf was chairman Of
the hostess committee, assisted By
Mrs. Samuel Ashby and Mrs. D. Z.
Sullivan, who poured at the tea tables,
and Mesdames George Drysdale, OTTO
Axline, Edward Hall, Oscar Mat
thews, F. H. Cheyne, George D.
Hunter and Boyd Templeton, who as
sisted with the serving.
The senate, under the leadership
of the president, Mrs. r. E. Kenning-
ton; recording clerk, Mrs. c.. r.
Sowder; reader, Mrs. ]. H. HelleksOu;
fling clerk, Mrs. r. I. Bell; chaplain,
Mrs. Madison Swadener; doorkeepers.
Mrs. NJ D. Didway and Mrs George
A Drysdale, discussed the Presidents
message to Congress as follows: In
PRODUCTION, Mrs. J. H. Hellekson,
Senator Willis; foreign affairs, Mrs.
o. B. Emf, Senator Simmons; world
court, Mrs. Samuel Ashby, Senator
Elkins: debts, Mrs. D. B. Sullivan,
Senator Couzens; fiscal conditions, |
Mrs. c. E. Hodges, Senator Nc
Kinley; tariff law, Mrs. Scott Dem1ng, |
Senator Owens; railroads, Mrs G.. Q. /
Dunlop, Senator Bursum; department
Of justice, Mrs. A. Z. Evans, Senator
Lenroot; prohibition. Mrs. G. C. |
Brooks, Senator Robinson; civil serv-
ice, Mrs. w. A. Eschbach; education |
and welfare, Mrs. Felix T. Mcwhirt- |
er. Senator Watson; immigration, |
Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger. Senator Pepper; |
veterans, Mrs. R. B. Wilson, Senator |
Dale; coal. Mrs. C. R. Sowder. Senator
Cverman; Monroe Doctrine, Mrs. w. |
W. Thornton, Senator Gooding.
Miss Margaret McCulloch, 1926 N. |
New Jersey St. will leave Wednes- I
day for New York. to sail for Europe 4
for trip around the world.
An informal guest day was OBJ |
served today by the Monday Club at 1
the PrOpylaeum, 1910 n. Delaware St. I
Roy C. Fulcher of the Union Trust 4
Company spoke on topics of CONNER
cial interest concerning South Amer
lea The club is studying South Amer
lea. Miss Mildred Johns sang a group
of vocal numbers, accompanied by
Miss Miriam Fischer. who also played
program of piano numbers. The Short
ridge trio played a group of orchestra
numbers and Miss Lorinda Getting
ham, a member of the trio, gave sew
eral violin solo selections.
Mrs. Lester SnideI was hostess this
afternoon for the Pi Beta Phi Mothers
Club at the chapter house, 5452 Uni
versity Ave. She was assisted by Mrs.
z. L. Graf and Mrs. II. c. Ryker.
Following the business meeting a
program of readings and dancing ar
ranged by Mrs. C. E. Flowers was
given by Miss Mary Frances Ogle and .
Miss Helena Sieloff.
Tea was served informally after
the program.
After the regular luncheon and
business meeting Of the Kappa Alpha /
Theta Mothers Club today at the chap /
ter house, 215 S. Butler Ave, Stephen /
Badger. Butler University student. /
sang a group Of vocal numbers.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. James /
Lucas Of Frankfort, Mesdames John 7
Fitzgerald Frederick Brubaker. E. E. !
Wishard, ]. w. Corya and Philip Zoer-
cher.
Mrs. C. W. Craig 2730 Sutherland |
Ave, was the hostess this afternoon /
for the meeting Of the Vincents' C. L. |
S. c. On the program were Mrs. ]. ]. |
Williams, Mrs. D. K. Armstrong. Mrs. /
c. T. Austin, Mrs. ]. S. Berryhill, Mrs. /
J. S. Bloor, Mrs. Mac NJ. Carson, and 1
Mrs. George Cheney.
Miss Elizabeth Stout, daughter Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stout, Winter
Apis, has returned to Ogontz School, /
Pa, after a two weeks visit with her |
roommate, Miss Florence Allen, in |
Austin, Texas.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, State presi- /
dent of the w. c. T. u, will be the /
principal speaker at the institute of /
the local Irvington Union Tuesday /
morning. afternoon and evening, in 1
the Presbyterian Church, johnson I
and Julian AYES. There will be /
musical program. Luncheon and /
dinner will be served by women of the 1
church. The meeting is open to the
public.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown will de- /
liver an illustrated lecture on Greece /
before the members of the Alpha Del |
phian StuGy Club and their guests |
tonight at ITO Merchants Bank build /
ing. The lecture Will begin at o'clock |
and every member is requested to at
tend
The twentieth anniversary Of the
founding Of the Saturday Afternoon
Literary Club will be observed by It's
members at the home of Mrs. Hiram
Raffensberger on Jan. 19.
Theta Sigma Chi sorority has elect
ed the followingsofficers for the COM
ing year: Mrs. Albert Volpp, presi-
dent; Miss Elizabeth Woelhelecker, |
sergeant-at-arms; Miss Alice Brooks, |
treasurer; Miss Ossamae Hensley, !
Miss Katherine Roster, Mary Neese. |
Hattie Schaas, board of directors, and !
Miss Lorraine Watson, publicity char
man.
Arrangements have been completed |
for a card party on Tuesday by |
indianapolis Chapter 20, Woman's Or |
ganization of National Association Of |
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