The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-03

house S24 y Pennsylvania St. An
indoor picnic. for which each member
will bring one dish viii precede the
business meeting and election OF of
ficers There will be reports OF com
mental congress.
The annual meeting of the Woman $
Department Club Thursday at the
clubhouse, will close the years work.
This will be an all-day session begin
ming at 10 a. m. There will be a
cafeteria luncheon and sale of home
cooked foods at noon under the direc-
ton OF the Community Welfare Sec
ton. Mrs. +. l.. Burnett, Mrs. Pear
son Mendenhan and Mrs. p. A Keller
will be in charge,
There will be a board meeting Mon
day at 10 a. m.
The annual Alpha Chi Omega Alum
nae Club spring breakfast will be held
May 10. Hostesses will be Mesdames
Albert Reep. Clarence r. Weaver. S.
B. Walker. Charles Thomas, Merrill
Guild. Falkland; F. c. Guthrie Pendle-
tom Miss Twanette Nutter and Miss
Maryellen Clark.
Guests and members with cars Will
meet at Fall Creek Blvd, and the
Playground at 10 a. m. and drive over
the bouvelards will end up at the Boy
Scouts Camp for an outdoor break
fast.
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The plans of the committee for the
spring ball to be given by the Little
| Theatre Society are TO make this first
OF series of annual spring dances,
one Of the largest social events of the
season Miss Isabel Goss is general
chairman.
Committee chairmen:
Boxes-Mrs Harry ParT assisted by Mrs
James Steep and Mrs. T. U. De Hasse.
Patrons and Patronesses-Mrs Eldna
Lauter.
Decorations-Mrs. Marie Karer assisted
by Miss Edith May Hiatt. Mrs. Dorothy
Woods Mrs. Reid Henley and Ralph Cooney
Art and Poster-Miss Marjorie Johnson,
assisted by Murray Wickard, Miss Elenor
Lambert Willis Carr.
Flooc Committee-Clyde McKelvey, assist
ed by Robert Wild. Larry Fletcher, Edward
Gaumer and Arleigh Waltz.
Refreshments-Mrs. j. Hartley Sherwood.
Tickete-Mrs. Margaret FELTON,.
Irvington TIcsets-MiYs Margaret viii
Hams, assisted by Toner Overly, Mrs.
Eunice Pierce. Miss Nancy Johnson Mrs.
Daniel Mooney End Mre. George Finfrock.
Music-Robert Winslow.
Recepton-Mrs. Lillian F. Hamilton.
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The indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton Of Kappa Kappa Gamma will en-
terrain with it's annual guest day
party, May 10, at the Mu chapter
house, 1857 E. Washington st.
The Kappa Mothers Club and the
active chapter at Butler will be special
guests, as we'll as friends of members
of the association. Each member is
entitled to two guests The program,
a musicale, is in charge of Mrs. Fran
els w Payne.
Mrs. T. c. Howe Is the hostess chair
man and win be assisted by the fol-
lowing: Mesdames: L. O. Hamilton,
John Carr, Earl Hicks, William Men.
denhall, Joseph Ostrander, Francis
W. Payne, Mark Reasoner, Everitt
Scofield, Frank Wooling, Russell Gre
vision, Charles A. Harris, Hazel
Mauck. J. P. Reid Steele, Minnie Wal
ingford, Edna Cramnelin, Harmon
BRADSHAW, C1aude RdlIner, FRED ret"
tijohn and Misses Margaret Breener,
Flora Hicks, Harriet Roepke, Helen
Julia Smith, Birdie d. Billman.
Miss Edna Henry, awarded a silver
loving cup by the Community Chest
board Of her faithful service in social
service in Indianapolis will be hon
ored by the Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority, Of which she is a member. at
the monthly meeting of the Alumnae
Association Saturday.
Mrs John T. Wheeler, 1851 NJ
Pennsylvania ST., will be the hostess.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Rowland Johnson, George Klein, Ches-
ter Lawrence, Walter Hubbard. Frank
Osborn, Francis Glass, Bertram c.
Day, e. P Thayer, John Mueller and
Misses Natalie Smith, Margaret Will
liams, Dorothea Reissner, Pauline
Holmes, Jean Brown, Emma Clinton,
Helen Hand.
The program committee includes
Mrs. Walter Greenough, chairman
Mrs Clayton Mogg, Mrs. Chester Jew
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