The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-23

L. +. Brennan, Dudley winston, ira
NJ. Holmes. NJ. B. Spellman, w. T.
Barnes, Charles H Steinbarger,
/ Charles Hicks, Elizabeth Melster,
| George T. Finfrock, r. NJ. Coleman,
/ c.. L. Cook, E. r. G. Parker, George
Verde, Jay Ettinger, Susan Kinnaird,
| Clarence R. Martin, Ralph Leonard,
G. w. Reid, c. V. Coder, Major P. Dale,
Mary NJ. Knippenberg, G.. W. Gordon.
/ Wolff Sussman, Walter o. Power,
| r. c. Aker, Ernest Hadley, Albert H.
/ WATSON, Thomas H. Mullins, Z. NJ.
| Wood, Martha D. Cross. John Schulz
meyer, Benjamin Hardy, John Cook,
Leroy Kahler, William Hervert Gibbs,
| Walter S. Greenough, o. H. Hershman,
Joseph Sheard and David Lurvey.
! Covers for twenty-five were laid to-
/ day for the luncheon bridge in honor
of Founders Day Of Kappa Kappa
Kappa sorority. at the Polly Prim Tea
| Room, Eleventh and n. Pennsylvania
SITS. Spring flowers formed the table
decorations and the place cards car
ried out the color scheme in pastel
shades
Mrs Thomas Moynahan, 1865 n. Del
aware ST., was in charge. assisted by
Mrs. Ben H. Urbahns, Mrs. Leonard
/ Todd and Miss Mabel Buskirk
Mrs. w D. Smith. 2O0S College Ave,
will present her pupils in a piano re-
cital Jan. "a. Miss Hilda Blank. vio-
| Nnist, will assist. Taking part will
be Hilda Rabb, Margaret Weiss, Sarah
Beilach, Helen Davis. Berthelda Cory,
Rose Einstandlg, Rosalind Klaz, Violet
Roesner, Catherine Brown, Dorothy
| Shelton, Bernice Brown, Ruth Webb.
Catherine Blank and Donald Brown.
| Following a buffet supper tonight
| in the new clubrooms at the College
/ OF Music and Fine Arts. the Mu Phi
Epsilon honorary musical sorority will
have monthly social program.
Miss Francis Wishard and Miss
| Gertrude Trotter will be hostesses.
On the program will be Miss Ruth
Fillmore, Miss Mabel Wheeler. Mrs.
June Baker, Miss Nell Smith, Miss
Ruth Beals, Miss Trotter and a vio-
/ lin quartette consisting Of Miss Flor
ence Jeup, Miss lone Wilson, Miss
Bernice Reagan and Mrs. Hilda Kirk
man west, with Mrs. Lucille Lock
man Wagner as accompanist.
|
| Hostesses for the monthly dinner
for the stockholders of the Propy-
laeum Association and their friends
at the new home, 1410 n. Delaware
| St, Thursday night will be Mesdames
Arthur Stout, John NJ. Judah, Orville
! Peckham. Morris Ross, Charles Mar
tindale. N. A. Gladding, John N Ca
rey and T. R. Kackley.
Mrs. C. F. Klee. $685. N. Pennsyl-
vania St, was hostess today to the
Home Economics Club. Nominations
for the new officers were made by the
nominating committee, Of which Mrs.
w c. Smith is chairman. Mrs. z. J.
| Wenchel read paper on Food Pre-
! servation" General discussion was
| led by Mrs. Frank Nesbit. Assisting
| hostesses: Mrs. z. E Stout, Mrs.
Frank Anding and Mrs. Bert Deni-
son.
Mrs Milo H. Stuart presented dra-
matte lyrics at a meeting of the Inter
| Nos Club this afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. Harry L. OrlOpp, 2042 College
Ave.
| Mrs. H. L. Brewer and Mrs. j. e.
Martin read papers on 1.-THE Ameri-
| can in Art" this afternoon at a meet
| ing of the Zetathea Club at the home
of Mrs Albert Caldwell, 656 E. Forty
| Sixth st.
Mrs. Augusta NJ. Statzer, grand
secretary of The Ladies' Auxiliary to
the B. of r. r. T. of Columbus. Ohio,
will come Thursday to be the guest
of local lodge No. 297. Celebration of
the twentieth anniversary of the
lodge will be held in Trainmens' Hall,
| 1902 E Washington ST., with a
regular lodge meeting from to 4
p. m. and a reception and dance for
the B. Of R. r. T. and the auxiliary
in the evening.
The Mystic Tie Club will meet
Thursday for 1 o'clock luncheon at
the Y. w. C. A.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of
l.. F. and E. will give a card party
Thursday afternoon and evening in
the hall at English Ave. and
Shelby SITS.