The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-28
Chapter Installed by Alpha Omega Her
Combined Event Features
Luncheon at CIaypooI
Dance to Follow,
. INSTALLATION OF the AL

pha Chi Chapter of Alpht
Chi Omega Sorority took
place Saturday following a lunch
con at the Claypool. The event
was combined with the eastern prov
ince convention. A dance was to
follow in the evening.
A T shaped table was arranged
for the speakers, and the Alpha Chi
pledges, who were honor guests.
Long low baskets of red carnations
and ferns, tied with red tulle, were
carnations entwined with smilax
ran the length and breadth of the
table. Covers for 800 We're laid.
Small tables were decorated with
round baskets of carnations and
ferns. Favors were miniature AL
pha Chi girls, dressed in red and
green, made by Mrs. S. @. Howard,
Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Miss Elizabeth
and Ruth Barrett and Miss Helen
Murray. Place cards were embossed
with the Alpha Chi Omega crest and
programs were in white and gold,
and tied with red and green rib
bons.
At Speakers Table
At the speakers table were Mrs.
G.. l.. Van AuIxen Of Syracuse, N. Y,
council delegate to the National
Council of Alpha Chi Omega; Mrs.
G. e. Goodyear, eastern province
president; Mrs. r. w. Grieser. east
ern province secretary; Miss Dorothy
Hunt. central province secretary;
Mrs. Ralph B. Clark. Mrs. Harry
Smith, Greencastle, Ind. and Miss
Stella Leonard OF Union City, found
ers; Mrs. T.. c. Obenchain. chaplain
of ritual and equipment of the grand
chapter.
Mrs. Z. II. Jenne, president of Beta
Beta chapter, and presiding officer;
Mrs. Fermor S. Cannon. toastmis-
tress; Misses Mary Vanderbark.
Dorothy Burr, Mary Stewart and
Virginia Curtis, who responded to
toasts; Mrs. c. Z. Cottingham, gen.
eral chairman of the luncheon and
dance.
Alpha Chi pledges: Misses Doro-
thy Dipple, Mary Lewis, Dorothy
Dale, Virginia Curtis. Eleanor Cor
yell, Leota Miller, Opal Perrin. Ber-
nice Abbott, Elizabeth Anderson,
Dorothy Coryell, Helen Erber, La
Donna Lamb. Bernice McClusky,
Dorothy Patterson, Martha Steele
Corya, Georgiania Rockwell, Doro-
thy Berger, Julia Bretzman. Dorothy
Brown, Josephine Lewis, Naomi
Lookabill, Julia Patton, Leila Belle
Shipman, Katherine Smith, Margaret
Barlet, Dorothy Bassett, Alice Hol-
lingsworth, Katherine keenan,, Irma
Roller, Lucinda Smith, Mary Swain,
Gertrude Wysong and Jean Mcbride.
Seated at a large round table were
the delegates to the eastern province
convention, with Mrs. Rex Campbell
and Miss Henrietta Wood as host
esses.
Greeting Received ~
Mrs. JENNIE gave greetings and
Mrs. Goodyear responded. The
founder, national officers. convention
delegates and the Alphi Chi pledges
were introduced. The Alpha Chi
Omega quartet, comprised of Mrs.
Donald u. Bridges. Mrs. Claus Best,
Miss Twanette Nutter and Mrs.
James NJ. Ogden. sang a group Of
songs. Responses to tos sts were
made by Miss Mary Stewart on 1.-THE
Girl Of Alpha Chi Omega on the
Campus;;" Miss Dorothy Burr on 'In
the Chapter" Miss Mary Vanden-
bark, "At Play" Miss Virginia Cur
tbs, "As We Think She Is" and Mrs.
Van Auken on "Out in the World. :"
In charge Of the luncheon were
Miss Helen Murray. Mrs. S. G.. How
ard, Mrs. T. NJ. Rybolt, Mrs. Fermor
S. Cannon and Miss Dora Bentley.
5 Following the luncheon, the install
lation of the Butler group took place
with Mrs. Van Auken officiating.
She was assisted by Mrs. Goodyear,
Mrs. Cottingham. Miss Alta Roberts,
Miss Daisy Wedding, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. ogden, Mrs. ]. Voris Tobin and
members OF the various chapters
represented.
One hundred and fifty couples
planned to attend the dance in the
evening" Baskets OF carnations and
ferns decorated the room, and at one
side a large electrical replica Of the
sorority emblem. the Tyre, was
placed. In charge of the dance were
Miss Mildred BlacAledge and Mrs.
r. w. Grieser and Mrs. Paul Col