The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-09

Columbia Club
Mrs. John II. 8arleton of Gamma
chapter of Fra. Alin, Ind. national
president. will p vide. Members of
the Alpha chapt of indianapolis,
will be hostesses Mrs. Thomas
Bowser is ChairmalA of. the arrange
ment committee, astkisted by Mrs. r.
r. Yeagerly, Mrs. f. III. Hooker, Mrs.
T. M. Wall, Mrs. Colbert Douglass
and Mrs Ira Foxy Rrthy.
Mrs. G. +. Pollit sill give the vel
come address an, lSe response will
be made by Mr. J. L. Griffith of
Franklin.
Decorations W bee carried out In
the sororitv's c MS of violet, gold
and blue. The 70 new chapters OF
the sorority will be represented by
S'rs ]. T. Cra Ewford of Los Angeles
and Mrs. r. G.. Dodd OF Manhattan
Kan.
other officers of the national or
ganization are Mrsa Fred HiXon, vice
president; Mrs. F lgene Osbon, sec
rotary; Mrs. r T. ! Yeagly, Indian
apolis. treasure Mrs. George l..
Davis, Indiana ISL corresponding
secretary, and rr3J L. M. Mullen
dore, historian.
Reservations DAY be made with
Mrs. Thomas Be user.
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Little Thea Card Party
Hostesses for h. e Little Theater
Card Party to be r4Jfen at the Propy
leum Tuesday of hich Mrs. James
\ Steep is the chair ne n are Mesdames
Ernest NJ. Sellers, rank r. Shepard
r. Hartley SherwC d. Frank d. Stall
maker, William G Wall, Edison L.
Wood Jr, William Allen Moore, w.
G. Morrison Jr., r. r. Mulvihill, |
Thomas D. Noble, christian Noble, |
Kurt r Painter. II larry Parr, Max
field Pease, William aJ Hogan, r. c. |
Higgins, Elizabeth w. Hughes, F.
Ellis Hunter, o. B Jameson, r.
Walter Jarvis. Louis IS. Saerle. Alex
ander Hamilton and Fired A. Bether
ington.
O.A. Hobbs, William p. Jungclaus,
A. VanKampen, Er lest Knefler,
Walter Lieber Edv Md Lynn,
George Philip Meier, I rlSp Perry,
Charles Rocker, Dick hhrds, No
BILE Ropkey, Edward s. lurHnan, Ger
aid Ely. Clifford Gay, Z. r. Geldes,
L. T. Glidden, J. A. G)OQlman, Nor
ton Gould, Hugh Bal ere, John F.
Rarnhill. James Bartlett, Benjamin
Hogue, A. Smith Bowmanl Edna M.
Christian, Caroline Vajeo Follins, T.
w. deTIass and j. M. Wright and
Misses Edna Heaton, F'1r'ces Hey
singer, Sara Laute, Cert de Meyer
bacher, Mary Reynolds an NBlanche
Shaw.
IrvingtOn Quest CltHN
The Irvington Quest ldP Will
observe Presidents Day, tuesday,
with a luncheon meeting a he Nc
Lean Arms tearoom. De fations |
WI be carried out in the cl vs. col
e"s of blue and gold
After the luncheon, Mrs. Pearl
.ohule, the outgoing presiden will
talk on Retrospect of the Last Two
Years" THE Advantages of dub
!. Life" will be given by Mrs. Walter
# Gingery, incoming president.
Mrs. John Harrison will discus
Experiences Abroad With My -Four
Children" Mrs. Emo Hopkins, ac-
companied by Prof. Rudolph Heyne !
will sing Spanish and Italian nun
bers MSs. Pearl Kohule is in charge \
of the luncheon. Mrs. j. c. Sieges-
mund will act as toastmistress. !
Sunnyside Guild Party
The annual card party of the |
Sunnyside Guild was given Friday
afternoon at the Columbia Club !
Mrs. Harvey B. Martin was chair"
man, assisted by Mesdames CaJ. |
Wood, Bernard Griffey, Fred
Krauss, Chantilla White, Fred Due
senberg, Willard Hopkins, J. A.
Daugherty, Edward Shurman, D. B. !
Sullivan. Frank Flanner, Guy Rock i
f. H. Brown, Clyde Titus, A. c. !
Earring, ]. II. Laird, Henry Mccoy
Edward Ferger, William Freund, A
b. Chapman, Carrie Hammel, Roscoe
Butner, Frank 3. Hunter, G. T. |
Kledre, Charles Seidensticker, Will |
liam Eisenlohr, A. H. Shaneberger |
r. B. futile.
Mu Phi Epsilon Tea
Visiting artists for the first tea to
be given Oct q at the new Cham.
Der of Commerce Bldg. by Kappa !
chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national
honorary musical sorority, with
headquarters at the Metropolitan /
School Of Music, will be Mrs Marie
Dawson Morrell, violin virtuoso, and
the Metropolitan Trio, with Don |
Watson, violinist; Adolph Schell- |
schmidt, cellist, and Earle Howe
Jones, pianist.
Members of the sorority who will
- assist in the program are: Mes
DANES Irene Heppner and Jessamine
Fitch, soprano; Miss Mary Norman,
contralto; Mrs. Alma Lentz and Miss
Maude Custer. violinists, and Mrs.
Lucille Wagner, pianist
The visiting artist for the jan
uary tea will be Willard MacGregor,
a member of the faculty of the Met
ropolitan School of Music.
Kappa chapter will hold it's regu-
lar business meeting Wednesday eve
ming at $50 at the MacLean Arms
Tea Room Miss jeanette Orloff will
be the hostess
Miss Ruth Rainier HonOred
In honor of their daughter, Miss
Ruth, who will be married to Earl
r. Nessler this evening, Mr. and