The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-12

Thee" Winter-Watts violin solo, Miss
Lucille Stanley, Gypsy Dance,
Nachez; piano solo. Miss Frances
Wishard, Sonata in c, Allegro Move
ment," Mozart; vocal quartette, Mrs.
Jesse Rarkeley Fitch, Misses June
Baker. Mildred Johns and Ruth Beals.
My Lady Ahlo," Indian Serenade. 3"
and soft, Soft Wind
Mrs. Clyde Montgomery. 9S7 still
we'll ST, assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Lingenfelter. entertained the
Friendship Pleasure Club Friday at
luncheon. Jonquils and pussy willows
decorated the rooms. Covers for six
teen were marked with small paper
mache rabbits filed with Easter
candies, which were the favors.
During the afternoon, Miss Helen
McCready gave readings and Mrs.
Montgomery played a plano solo.
The Psi Iota XII Sorority will give
an annual benefit bridge party May
at the Spink-Arms. Mrs. o. X.
Gaskins. 1856 Broadway. is general
chairman. Mrs. Horace e. Huey, as
sistant chairman, and Mrs Roy G..
Howard, 351S Balsam Ave. chairman
Of the ticket committee.
Reservations may be made with any
OF the committee.
A musicale and dance for the bene-
fit of Disabled American Veterans.
Indianapolis Chapter No. 1. will be
given April 20 at $40 p. m. in the
Travertine Room of the Lincoln. Pu.
pills of Glenn Friermood and Nine.
Theo Hewes will give a program Of
music and dancing. Marion County
War Mothers are sponsoring the af.
fair.
Election of officers followed the pro
gram Of the Indianapolis Alumnae
Association of Kappa Alpha Theta
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Horner, 2146 Broadway. Mrs
Henry Hornbrook was chairman of
the nominating committee. assisted by
Mrs. Ebert E. Glass and Miss Arda
Knox.
The program included music by
Miss Bernice Church and talk by
Mrs. John Craig Sample on "Impres.
sions During the Japan Earthquake "
Mrs. Sample was Miss Edna Hind be.
fore her marriage. She and Mr.. Sam.
pie have been living in Japan for the
last year. Miss Katherine kenney
was in charge of the program.
Assisting hostesses were Mesdames
Charles Van Tassel, Maurice Tenant
Jesse Van VIE, Jean Vollrath, Max
we'll Bailey, e. L. Davis. Frank Dali
ey. Gilbert Clippinger, Paul Y. Davis
and Misses Eleanor Carpenter, Martha
Upeegrac. Charlotte Uhle, Helen Tip
ton, Sarah Cotton and Grace Crowder
Members of the Cedar of Lebanon
were entertained Friday afternoon
with a pretty luncheon and program
at the home of Miss Frances Belle
Eichman, Pill N Alabama st. The
house was decorated with roses anG
spring flowers. Easter colors We're
used in the appointments. During the
afternoon, Mrs. S. r. Artman talked
on 1.-The Jungles of Panama" Miss
Wanda Coulson gave a Rainbow
Dance" The club quartette sang.
Among the seventy-flve guests were
Mrs. Arthur Carr, Mrs. Stacy Darnell
Mrs. Myrtle Dale and Miss Mary Tice
all of Lebanon.
| The hostess was assisted by Mes
DANES Henry Ulen, J. c. Clark, Julian
Wetzel and T. B. Buskirk, Jr.
The Beta Chi Mothers Club will
meet Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs. H. L. Dipple, 5207 N Meridian
st.
! Piano students of Francis II. Top
miller will give a recital Sunday a
p. m. in the Woodruff Place Baptis
Church. These persons will take part
Edwin Hoy, Wendell Sawyer. Mabe
Robertson Dorothy Culman, Bessi,
Kraas, Eloise Johnson, Willowdal'
Johnson. Paul Baker, Irene Inman
J Margaret Corcoran, Robert Mauk