The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11
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". D. Long. William Dobson, Leo K.
F'esler, Charles Gemmer, Ed -Haldy,
Edward Pape, Elwood Ramsey, Harry
Dixon, Edward Ferger, 7. f. David
son, William Freund, Lewis Poyser,
Ronald Foster. Alfred Lauter, 0. l..
Wade, Fred Stolte, Arthur Maedje.
William Gambrel, James Brady, Harry
Freeman. Fred Duesenberg and Fred
erick BALI
Mrs. Edward Ferger, 1O4 Z. Maple
Rd., viii entertain Jan. Is with g nah
jongg and bridge tea
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The committee in charge of the
Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club
luncheon Monday at the chapter
house. 215 S. Butler Ave, will include
Mesdames James Lucas of Frankfort,
John Fitzgerald. Fred Brubaker.
Philip Zoercher, J. W. Corya and E
Z. Wishard.
Following the luncheon and business
meeting, Stephen Badger win sing.
Mrs. Frank Eckert is chairman Of
the program committee.
Mrs. Charles Maxwell is chairman
of the program committee for meet
ing Of the Welfare Club Saturday.
Other committee women: Mesdames
William Birk, William Bogardus, VIII
liam Bartlett. c. o. Bray, 4. F. Lud-
lin, O. NJ. Hammer, J. D. Hofmeyer
and A. s. Corral.
The Mccormick trio. consisting of
Edward Mccormick. UoIinist; Janet
Little, cellist, and Miss Susan Gray
Shedd, pianist, will play. George Gill
will entertain with rattlebones and
Mrs. Zada Corson Todd will give al
reading.
= The board Of directors Of the
Seventh District Federation Of Won
ems Clubs met today at the National
City Bank building. Monthly meet
ings Of the federation viii be re-
sumed Jan. Is at the SEVERN, Mrs.
E. c. Rumpler, editor of the Club
Woman, will speak.
P. A Beach, proprietor Of Beach's
Book Shop in the Spink-Arms. viii
talk on Our Novels at the Y. W.
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ture VIII be open to the public.
The Woman's Rotary Club viii
hold a business meeting at the Clay
pool Monday. It IS important that
all members attend.
The Indianapolis League Of Women
Voters held a monthly luncheon meet
ing today at the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Mrs. Fred Bates johnson was chair
man Of the hostess committee and
Oswald Ryan Of Anderson spoke on
Immigration. -
The Phi Alpha Sigma sorority viii
entertain tonight with a dance and
bunco party at the hall. 1904 n. Penn
sylvania st. In charge of the affair
will be Misses Esther DimmicB, Ida
Lobraico, Marie Easton, programs;
Misses Mildred Henninger, Louise
Schneider. Barbara Hensley, decora-
tons; Misses Marie BanoH. Anna
Greenspau, refreshments; Misses LeOta
Acuff. Eleanor Koopman. Louise Tim:
norman, favors and prizes.
Mrs. J. NJ. Davenport, 1917 y. Chester
Ave, entertained the members Of the
Irvington American Legion Post Aux
Hilary, No. IS. Mrs. B. T. Whitaker
was installed as the new president by
Mrs. Hazel Workman, State secretary.
Mrs Arthur Robinson, retiring pres
ident, was presented with a past presi-
dents pin.
After the installation Of officers there
was the following program: W. D.
Cummins Of the United States Bureau
gave a short talk Miss Adelaide Conte
sang a group Of songs, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Delameter. Clar-
ence Weesener gave a program Of
monOlogues and readings and little
Miss Kitty Lou Fitzgerald gave a
group OF dances.
Frank Henley. State adjutant Of the
American Legion, gave a short talk.
Ices and appointments were carried
out in a color scheme Of red. white
and blue.
Honor guests at the Founders day
luncheon of the KAPPA Alpha Theta
Sorority Saturday at the Claypool
will be Mrs. Hannah Fitch Shaw and
Mrs. Betty Locke H9 milton of Green
castle, two Of the founders of the so
rority Reservations for more than
300 guests from chapters over the
State have been made.
The Indiana College Of Music and
Fine Arts will give a get-to-sether
dance for students and friends Satur-
day evening in the hall Of their new
home on Meridian and Sixteenth SITS.
This is one of a series Of dances that
viii be given during the winter. The
Black Cat Entertainers win furnish
the music
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ Canaday
Of 2TSe N. Pennsylvania ST., and
granddaughter, Dorothy. will leave
Sunday for st. Petersburg, Fla.
The Omega chapter of Phi Pi Psi
Sorority VIII entertain tonight with
twenty tables of bunco at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Wise, 2344 College Ave.
The committee in charge includes
Miss Marjorie Nordloh. Miss Alice
Sexton, Miss Cora Griffin.
The Woman's Auxiliary TO the B.
r T. No. 2s7 will entertain Jan. 16
with q IL o'clock dinner in Train
mems Hall, 1902 2. Washington ST.