The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-09

gents of the chapter. Mrs, E. j.
Hecker is in charge of arrangements
and Mrs. Oliver Willard Pierce is
chairman of the program committee.
The February business meeting Of
Mu Phi Epsilon, national musical
Wednesday night at the home of Miss
Helen Quig, 2501 ~Bellefontaine st.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sharpe, sos S.. Me-
ridiana ST., announce the engagement
of their son, Harry, to Miss Rosalind
Dick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Dick, STA Westminster Pl., st.
Louis, Mo-.
Representatives Of Alpha Chi Omega
chapters from Indiana University, De
PAW and Purdue will attend the an
nual State luncheon and dance Feb. 16
at the Lincoln. Mrs. Orville Hixon
is general chairman. Other chairmen
are Mrs. Robert Wolfe, dance commit
tee; Mrs. Claus Best, luncheon; Mrs.
Edna Line Gordon, program: Miss
Carrie Littel, reservations and invi-
tations. The Alpha Oh quartette,
composed of members from Beta Beta
alumna chapter, will sing and each
active chapter will give a stunt.
Invitations have been issued mem
bers Of the %Propylaeum Association
for parties, a Valentine dinner and
card party Feb. IA, and a Leap Year
dinner dance Feb. 90.
Miss Elizabeth C. Claypool is chair
man for the Valentine party Feb. IA.
She will be assisted by Mesdames Eben
II. Wolcott, A. E. Dietrichs, William
N. Gates, Edwin II. Forty, Edward
Greer, Chester Bradford, Robert Hos
mer Morse, Jr., and Miss Eliza Brown
ing.
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown. PSI S.
Audubon Rd.. will be hostess of an in
door picnic for the Alpha Delphian
Study Club Monday at 6 p. m.
Miss Ethel Pennington will discuss
THE Personality OF Pericles;;" Mrs.
Clara Schmollinger. The Program Of
Olympic Games" Mrs. Cttillie Widdop,
prosperity in Athens" Mrs. Fred.
erick Warfel. The Beginning Of Hos
Titles and the Policy of Pericles. "
and Miss Anna Keith, The Sicilian
Expedition"
MI Alumnae chapter OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will entertain
at dinner Wednesday evening at the
chapter house in %Irvington. Reserva-
tons may be made with Miss Louise
Stockdale.
A called stockholders meeting Of the
Mu Chapter House Association will be
held.
The program for the musical tea to
be given by the membership commit
tee of the Indianapolis League of
Women Voters, Feb. IS, at the home
Of Mrs. Stuart Dean. 1907 N. Penn
~sylvanfa ST, Is being arranged by
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs.
Mrs. Everett C. Johnson and Mrs.
II. /. Barr will give vocal numbers
and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny win give
readings The Mccormick Trio. Ed
win Mccormick. Susan Gray Shedd
and Janet Little. will give "A musical
program. Accompanies viii be Mrs.
Gibbs and Miss Constance Johnson.
Reservations may be made with
Miss Alma Sickler. Mrs. Wolf Suss-
man, Mrs. Major p. Dale and Miss
Eldena Lauter.
Beta Chi Mothers Club will meet
Tuesday night at the home OF Mrs. A.
l.. Atkins, 64s T.. Thirty-F1rst st.
sss
Mrs. G. e. McCarrell, 914 n. Ham.
ilton Ave, entertained Friday night
with a dinner party announcing the
marriage of her son., DeIos McCarreIl.
and Frances NJ. Sussner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Sussner, Sept. !,
1923, in Chicago.
A dainty color scheme of pink and
white was used in decoration OF the
table, at which covers were laid for
ten. A three-tier wedding cake in the
center was surmounted by a NINA.
ture bridal couple.
Guests: Misses Hortense Mack.
Anna Sussner. Martha Sussner, Evan
Stegar, Alfred Doeleth, Glen McCar-
rell, Wallace McCarren and Theodore
Townsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarrell will make
their home at 914 Hamilton Ave.
go
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Polk,
81 N. @Bosart Ave-, entertained Friday
night with two tables of bridge. The
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ashley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil E. Vaught, Miss
Julia Mueller and Basil d. Judkins.
The Indiana Republican Women's
Club entertained more than $50 guests
Friday afternoon at a reception in
honor of the wives of Republican edi-
tors in convention at the Claypool.
Senator James E. Watson and George
d. Lindsay Of Marion, president of the
Republican Editors Association Of In
diana, made short addresses. Presid-
ing hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy NJ.
Wood and Miss Irma Koder. The Lin
coin Trio played.
After the reception the club mem
bers were special guests at the han
quet in the Riley Room given by the
Editors Association.
The next meeting Of the club will be
a luncheon and patriotic program,
Feb. 20.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Mo
Cracker, 3057 College Ave-, enter
tanned twenty little boys and girls this
afternoon with a party In celebration
OF her eleventh birthday anniversary.