The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-21

Activities.
r n TIE r I AIN M E n rs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS


chapter house, 6S N. Ritter Ave.
Chrysanthemums and blue and white
candles tied with tulle were to be
used in decorations. Miss Ruth
Hutchins, harpist, was to play.
In the receiving line were to be
Mrs. Stewart Ruch. Miss Lille
Smith, active president, and the
pledges, Misses Martha Armstrong,
Mary Irwin, Mary Katherine Faldey,
Dorothy Lawson, Elizabeth Clark,
Mary Alice Shaw, Gretchen Vestal,
Bernice Jones, Helen Lesher, Helen
Owens and Eloise Iittell.
Misses Katherine Sweet and Ruby
Stout were to be in charge of ar
rangements.
The Delta Alpha Club will hold an
informal party Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e.
Floyd, 445O Park Ave. Husbands of
members will be guests. A musical
program will. be given by Miss
Thelma Augostat, violinist, and Miss
Irene Nowler will sing. accompanied
by Mrs. William F. Werner.
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Pledges for Delta Gamma sorority
of Butler University were to enter
tain with a dance Saturday evening
at the Propylaeum. Decorations
were to be in the sorority colors,
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Members of the committee in
charge are Misses Emily Mauzy,
chairman, Virginia Sibel, Rosalind
MERCK, and Lone Blakely.
Active members Of Pi Beta Phi
sorority of Butler university, were
to be honor guests at dance, Satur-
day evening, given by the pledges
at the Indiana College of Music and
Fine Arts.
The Pi Beta Phi honeymoon dance
was to be a special feature.
Member of the committee in
charge are: Wilma Dunkel, chair
man; Dorothy Weaver. Dorothy Pier
and Margaret Thompson.
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Miss Hazel Meier. 1909 Central
Ave, entertained with a bridge and
miscellaneous shower Friday eve
ming for Miss Josephine Osborne,
Gas E. Thirty-Fourth St., whose mar
rage to Marion Randall Expert, will
take place Nov. %. Other guests:
Misses Ivy Ann Fuller, SUIT Cooper,
Margaret Waters, Margaret Haldy,
Geraldine Expert, Mildred Fox
worthy, Lillian Martin, Eldena
Meier and Helen Tichenor, and Mes
danes Gayle V. Pollister, Howard Fl
Bates, John II. Heiney, Joseph t.
Moore, Wallace G. Wadsworth and
Edward L. Osborne.
Mrs. Ernest Knefer, Golden Hill,
was to entertain sixteen guests at
a dinner party Saturday evening at
the woodstock Club in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Perry O'Neal.
Kappa Chi Theta Sorority will
meet Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Ralph Farley, 1116 z. Tenth
Street.
Miss Marian Wylie Of Syracuse,
N. Y, national visiting delegate of
Alpha Phi Sorority, was honor guest
at luncheon at 1 p. m. Saturday
at the Columbia Club given by the
Indianapolis Alumnae Circle of AL
pha Phi. Miss Wylie came here
after visiting the Gamma chapter
Of De Paw University at Green
castle, Ind.
Those in charge include: Mes
danes Neal Griber. president; Ma
rion Ensley. Frederick II. Bird, Hall
Marmon and j. A. Craven and Miss
Amy Glendenning. Miss Wylie
spoke.
Butler Pan-HeIlenic Association
entertained with benefit card party
Saturday afternoon at the Propy-
laeum.
The Victorian Chapter OF the In
ternational Study Club met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. c.
M. Shelburne, 3015 Bellefontaine st.
Mrs S. r. Altman spoke on "Edu-
cational Industries of Chile" Mrs.
Orpha Sheets talked on Game and
Fish"
Mrs. Myron Mckee, 4461 Central
Ave-, was hostess Saturday after
noon for the Western College Alum
nae Association. A musical program
was given by Mrs. Anita Scott Coch-
ran, vocalist, accompanied by Miss
Lula Brown, Miss Mildred Huls, pi-
arist, and Miss Helen Coffey. whis-
tier, accompanied by Miss Huls.
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
were used in decorations. Ices and
CONNECTIONS were in blue and white,
the college colors. Miss Coffey was
assistant hostess.