The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
Riley Room Made Spring
a Bower for Delta Zeta
Luncheon.

Trellises covered with cherry bios
sons; lighted rose candles In silver
holders, small tables bearing spring
baskets of daffodils, sweet peas,
Ecesias and tulips Transformed the
Riley room of the Claypool into a
Teritable spring bower for the an
nual State luncheon of the Delta
Heta sorority today.
Covers were laid for 200 guests, in
Guiding many from active chapters
and alumnae over the State. Presid-
ing at each table was q hostess, who
wore a wrist corsage of Delta Zeta
roses. The tables were grouped in
The shape of a Delta. Mrs. Robert
y. Allen, Indianapolis Alumnae As
ISOLATION president, presided as toast
mistress. Between courses she in
troduced the presidents of the four
active chapters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chambers Of De PAW, Miss Dorothy
Lambert Of Indiana, Miss Alberta
Coburn Of Butler and Miss Mary
Packer of Franklin. Each respond
ed with a toast to the Present Of
Delta Zeta."
A pageant, written and directed
uy' Mrs. Joe Kettery, chairman of
the program committee constituted
-%he program. 1t pictured a treasure
hunt which finally led to the spirit
of Delta Zeta. The pageant was
broadcast" and the scenes were en-
acted by members while an IAN
told the story. Taking part
6 the pageant were Misses Virginia
Linsey, Maxine Quinn, Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Armstrong, Mrs. Harry Kerr,
and representatives of the four In
diana chapters. The program was
concluded by a dance, 1.-THE Spirit
Of the Flame" given by little Miss
Festa kettery, in costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Armstrong
will lead the grand march this eve
ming. Special dance numbers will be
the balloon dance and the Delta Zeta
lamp dance. Mrs. Armstrong was in
charge Of arrangements for the
dance. Miss Isadore Clissold was
general chairman and Mrs. Lester
F. Benson had charge of decorations.
Patrons and patronesses at the dance
will be Messrs. and Mesdames Otto
+. Schlensker. II. II. Conditt, Ben
Jamin II. Howard, II. II. Coburn,
Charles Railsback and Mrs. Claude
Erther.
Those attending from the De Paw
chapter were:
Eaton. Ruth Troutman Florence Fox Mae
Helen Macleod, Thelma WheeleT' A" Lucille
a aSedol caR 5qsoR9 9ne a Mary g5Ss
PRr rOst4;on1M May T F1rancees Coopssr; wilma
Cooper, Dorothy Dahl Emmeiouise Ger r.
ter, Thoss s from the Butler University chan;
ham. Lois B{nr. Alberta Coburn. DOROTHY
DIguesenhsrg. Eldena Stamm. Helen Howard
KsnerA $rsniq fnqsay Al4Hfi Maxine o@nn
Kathryn Rank. Edna BALDWIN. Lulu Burg
P M Mar kathf Downs GsmP Esteen b1er
KKs sthernee Fmore Eiaassta Ktzener
Wood. Lee Zwiclel
Tho %;. from The Indiana University Char
Jnans 6arn e Hope Cs TTenS Gene
We've Collins Edith Cummings Theima Harr.
Helen Juanita Hart Dolores Hey. Dor
qthy House. r Dorothy Lambert: Helen
ton, Mildred Noble Bertha Reinh ardt Mar
Schneider. Mabel Walters. Helen Benton.
Ruth pinT5ddis Mary CharlGtte Fiaiey:
}3isa6SSs E115Sm %%f M'f Fni MagF
Ruth Phoebe Sneed. Frieda Mary Stengel
katherine Ellen Stultz. Marguerite Alice
Those from the Franklin chapter: Misses
Dorothy Best, Katherine Bovd Doris Gil
2sRy Mfr95 GaSg cm Hef Net Fnkq Mr7
Elizabeth Packer Mary Ring Cleo Rogers
Gertrude Sharp. Mary Helen Winters. Ruth
WINCHESTER. Marjorie Young Hilda Paun
Crsbbs; Mary Lou. Conner. Irene CRIBS
Helen Margaret Heitmever. Mildred Mccain
mon. Sara Nelle MCINTOSH, Mary SHINING
fd9 Roers rren Ehea w6esde
Frances Kathryne Weise
: Aiumnae, atte9dinr: Misses Laura NOEL
henie. Marion C. BOYD. Evelyn Parnell.
Edyth s. Williams. Mrs. u K. H. PETERSON
Mrs: Harry Kerr. Jean Beck The9dosia
BBe ess T; Marcia Sneed Charlotte snsed
Forcun Carolyn Forcunl. Blanche Penrod.
Effie, Abraham. Ruth Robertson, Beatrice
CauldwelI; Isadore Clissold, Alice Van
Raus,. Josenhine Clevenger. Elva Barnett.
Jpe1Iitta Collins ,Florence sslaroglio.
MMGre Jennings go 3nd Mesdsmes NSre
Johnson Noble Hiatt. Robert F. Miller.
: Walter Cecil. Frank Abel; Charles Abel
u. Kellogg f, ". Anderson. Max A. Clark,
j. A. Buchmeier.