The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-16
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
STATE LUNCHEON
HELD At LINCOLN
Active University Chapters
Send Delegations to
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LII Alpha Chi Omega was a fea-
ture of the State luncheon today at
the Lincoln.
The address of welcome to the chap
tiers from De Paw, Indiana, and Pur-
due Universities and Beta Chi sorority
of Butler University, which is petition
ing for an Alpha Chi Omega charter,
was made by Mrs. E. H. Jenne, presi-
dent of the alumnae chapter.
Alpha Chi quartette, composed Of
Mrs. Don Bridge, Mrs. Claus H. Best,
Mrs. James Lowry and Mrs. James
Ogden, sang ''Dolladine," by Mrs. II.
A. Beach, an Alpha Chi; Bridal
Chorus" from "The Rose Maiden"
and "Rockin' Time" by Gertrude
Knox.
Mrs. Susan Rainier Gwin Of Rensse-
laer played an organ solo. A group
Of songs by Miss Helen Purcell of
Brazil and readings by Mrs. J. @ Fix
of 'Summitville, Ind, completed the
program.
Valentine Note
The tables were arranged IN the
shape Of a Tyre, the sorority emblem.
outlined with lighted white tapers in
crystal holders tied with red tulle
bows. The program and menu were
concealed In large, old-fashioned lace
valentines. Large baskets of red car
nations were used in the appoint
ments. Favors were red satin heart
shaped boxes filed with candy.
The sorority will hold a dance In
the Travertine room tonight. The pro-
grams will be white kid with a red
heart in the center and the Alpha Chi
Omega coat Of arms embossed in
white on the heart The only decora-
ton will be a large Illuminated Tyre
There will be a program OF dances
by Lucia and Eleanor Wilde, accom-
panied by Walker Slandorn. The "a
vors will be flowers in spring colors
for the girls and valentine favorS for
the men.
Large Delegations
Members Of active chapter at De
Paw who attended the luncheon;
Misses Lucille Rhoads. Georgia Rowan
Florence Guild. Julia Frances Hamilton,
Violet Marvin, Isabel Burns. Virginia Baum
Martha Botl1in, Catherine Kellar. Susan
Stephenson. Ruth and Elizabeth Barrett,
Jessie Boland EHz sbeth Wade, Mary Eliza
beth Plummer Elizabeth Appleby. Dolores
Marks Mildred ZanRer. Marjorie Allen, Viz
Fira Cottinghsm. Elizsbeth Clark, June
IigItfoot Mildred Spindler. Laura Ware.
Kafnrvn Brown. Harriet Lassen, Ruth Nave,
Lois Duffenbach and Janet TTuax.
From Purdue:
Misses Katherine Funk. Gaynells Ayres.
Earlma Peters. Katherine Mcmahon. Olena
Mccain and Margaret Jamison.
From Indiana University:
Misses lone Auer. Esther Fouts. Anna
CoombS. Annette Lowe, Loufse Mitchum.
Rabecca Holmes. Henrietta Little Kathryn
Martha McCaferty Corrinne Hanas. Fay
Stsndish Vera Pisarski. Evelyn Shipman,
Pauline Baity Alice Bierman. Merle Quick,
Edna Johnston. Grace Davis. Margaret Keys;
Dorothy Jenkins. Orleva Rice.
+ Many Alumnae Present
Forty members Of Beta Beta alum
nae chapter and sixty alumnae from
over the State attended.
Mrs. Orval HiXon. general chairman.
was assisted by Mesdames y Robert
Wolfe. c. +. Cottingham, Fernor S.
Cannon and Misses Bess Sanders.
Media Weathers. dance.
NIesdames Claus II. Best and F. c.
Tucker and Miss Helen Murray,
luncheon.
Mesdames Edna Line Gordon, Don
L. Bridge and John S. Ketcham, pro
gram.
Misses Carrie Little and Henrietta
Wood and Mrs. w. W. McBeth, invi-
tations.