The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-12
SOCIAL
Activities
z N T z r T AIN NJ E n T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


- Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority were
amor guests Monday at a pretty
fhncheon given by the Theta
Mothers Club at the chapter house,
215 S. Butler Ave.
There were covers for twelve
seniors at the dining room table,
which was laid with center decora-
tons of pansies and place cards in
the pansy design. Favors were
handmade linen handkerchiefs.
Eight small tables were laid in the
living room with center baskets of
lilacs and pink roses.
Mrs. Arthur Sudbrock was chair
man of the luncheon committee, as
sisted by Mesdames Curtis B.
Hodges. William c. Gardner, S. P.
Downs, George W. Fromm, George
r. Eckert.
The afternoon program included
whistling solos by Miss Dorcas Rock
and vocal solos by Mrs. Joseph
Hughes, accompanied by Mrs. Sher-
man Tompkins. Mrs. Hodges gave
a greeting to the seniors.
The honor guests were Misses
Mary Bear, Jessie Brown, Edith
Fitzgerald, Vienna Gentry. Grace
Hackleman, Lucille Hodges, Mary
Ann Miller. Ann Moorhead, Helen
Meyers, Gladys SudbrOck, Mildred
Benton and Mrs. James L. Schell.
Mrs. Guy l. Stayman, Blacherne
Apts., was hostess at a luncheon for
members of the Indiana Keramic
Club Monday at the Spink-Arms.
Covers for twenty-six were laid at
three tables attractively arranged
with spring flowers. Mrs. Stayman
was assisted by Mrs. W. H. WEIGH
Mpd Miss Mabel Ewing.
sefTollowing the luncheon the guests
went to Mrs. Stayman's apartment
for a program on Design" by Miss
Grace Keiss.
officers for the Alpha Chi Alumni
Association, elected Saturday after
noon are Mrs. Rex Campbell, presi-
dent; Mrs. FermOr S. Cannon, vice
president; Mrs. Orval HiXOn, treas
urer; Mrs. J.-Voris Tobin, recording
secretary: Mrs John S. Ketcham,
corresponding secretary; Miss Daisy
Wedding, editor: Miss Alta Roberts,
historian; Mrs. George Neal, pianist;
Miss Henrietta Wood. assistant, Mrs.
James Ogden, musical director; Miss
Charlotte ColweIl, Pan-Hellenic dele
gate.
Committees appointed are; Pub
licity, Mrs. Kenneth Davis, chair
Mrs. K. Z. Lancet; program, Mrs.
T. NJ. Rybolt, chairman; Mrs. Don
u. Bridge and Mrs. Clarence R.
Weaver; telephone, Mrs. George L.
Clark. chairman; Mrs. Charles
Thomas. Mrs. Roy Zapf and Mrs.
Roy Kennedy: visiting. Mrs. f. H.
Jenne, chairman; Mesdames S. G.
Howard, F. c. Tucker, Claus H.
Best, George S. Wilson, A. A.
Thomas.
Mrs. John L. White. 9O3 Congress
Ave, was hostess Monday after
noon for the Fortnightly Study
Club. Vases of snap dragons and
carnations andfbaskets of lilacs dec
NCated the rooms. The program in
taded paper on The New Stuff
rage Amendment. as Proposed" by
Mrs. w. c. Eichholtz.
The Forget-Me-Not Girls will
meet Monday night at headquar-
tiers, 440 n. Pennsylvania st.
The Welfare Club was entertained
at twelve tables Of luncheon bridge
Monday at the home Of Mrs. John
T. Sawyer, 2419 y. Capitol Ave.
Spring flowers and tulips were used
TO decorate.
Immediately after the luncheon
there was a business meeting after
which guests played bridge.
The program for opening of the
Meridian Hills Country Club, post
poned from last Saturday to May
II. will include: Golf ball driving
exhibition; hole by hole trip over the
golf course conducted by Will Fl.
DiddeI, golf architect; inspection Of
the plans of the clubhouse; member
ship vote on the location of the
swimming pool and children's club
house and a picnic supper on the
grounds.
A profusion of lilacs frightened
the home of Mrs. Robert c. Scott,
% E. Thirty-Six St, Monday after
noon when she entertained for mem
bers of the Present Day Club. The
program included vocal selections by
Miss Mildred Johns. accompanied by