The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-26

GSulnuoC Una IICClo III CHC SCdCC'
v~night.
Auncheon was served at 1890.
Quests were seated at small tables
decorated with baskets of Jacoue-
minot roses, the sorority flower and
strands of snilax. Place cards were
folders containing hand painted
georgette handkerchief in cardinal,
the sorority color.
Miss Mary Gertrude Manley, presi-
dent of the Indianapolis Alumnae
chapter, presided at the luncheon
and with her at a long table were
Mrs. Albert V. McIlveen, alumnae
superintendent of Ohio Valley dis
trict, Miss Lorene Golden, president
of De Paw chapter, Miss Mary
Ellen jenkins, president of the 1.
u. chapter and the other officers of
the alumnae chapter, Mrs. Philip r.
Mitchell, Mrs. j. Lloyd Allen, Mrs.
o. M. Jones, Mrs. c. c. Trueblood,
Mrs. w. T. Macdonald, Mrs. Merva
president, and Miss Geraldine of
Kindig.
Miss Manley opened the program
with a short talk of welcome. Mrs.
McIlveen's subject was 1.-THE 1927
Conventions" Miss Jenkins, "Our Big
Sister Chapter" Miss Golden, Our
Mothers Club"
Local Girl Honored
Miss Golden in behalf of her chap
ter presented pin to Miss Dorothy
e. Barr Of Bicknell, Ind, as the
freshman member who had the high
est scholarship last semester. A sill
yer loving cup was presented to Miss
Fac Houston of indianapolis, as the
freshman most active in campus
life.
Freshman members from each of
the two schools presented stunts.
Theta's stunt was at" and Beta
Phi's stunt Got It.
For the dance the Travertine room
will be decorated with rainbow col
ored balloons and large red crepe
paper roses will be entwined about
the lights. During one of the fea-
ture dances a large monogram of the
sorority pin will be illuminated. The
music will be furnished by Russ Hol-
lars orchestra.
The Chaperons
The chaperons are: Mrs. Merva
J, Hennings, Mrs. Thornton Chase, DR..
and Mrs. Lester A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mills, DR.. and Mrs.
William e. Jenkinson, DR.. and Mrs.
C. C. Trueblood, Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Wood, DR..
and Mrs. Russell Hippensteel and
Miss Ethel Morris.
The committees in charge were:
: General Chairman, Mrs. Russell
Hippenstee,; arrangements for lunch
con, Mesdames John Waldo, G. w.
Rosecrans and Glen w. Price;
invitations, Mesdames f. S. Wood,
William Jenkinson and Glen Pickett;
arrangements for dance, Miss Kath-
crime Schmidt, Mrs. Richard F. Mills
Miss Barbara Beeson and Miss Mary
e. Johnston; program, Mesdames II.
Mitchell, C. c. Trueblood and Miss
G. Thomas, H. L. Floyd, Philip r.
Miriam Oilar.
The Guest List
Among those who attended the
luncheon and dance were:
Theta Chapter, De PAW Univer-
sity:
Misses Lorene Golden, Louise Hum
freeman Mary 4. Houcl1, Mary Morrison,
Mabel Carter. Lucille Deselm, Mildred
Humphreys. Elizabeth Land, Kathryn Nor
Misses Catherine Roe, Lydia Wilder Dor
Sthy 9smbpst6sF MsrgpTeT bByaF B Bnrr
Madeline Findley, Charlotte Grace. jose
PMS Misses eaoT Fac Houston, Virginia Luckett
Margaret Mclean, Pauline Stark, Jesse
sprague., Maud Stanley Louisa, waldorf
Alpha Williams. Fern Davis Ruth Plckard,
Lucille Reynolds, Marian Monroe.
From Indiana
Beta Phi Chapter, Indiana Uni
versity:
Misses Roma Anderson, Joyce Arm
strong Maude Arthur. Mary Ann Baker.
Georgia Bopp. Jenny CARPENTER Bernise
Virginia Cox. Alice Cullnan Vivian Ellis,
Mary K. Geake, Gail Glenn and Jean
Catherine Green.
Georgia L. HendricS. Daisy Hinllle. Ade-
line Hughes Loretta HUMAN, Mary Ellen
jenkins, Thetis Kemp. Pearl KoegeL Ruth
Mreutzinger Catherine Laurense. Pauline
Mccoy and Anne Neral.
Aileen Mcouinn. Mollie Messner,. Ethel
Mae Mobley, Naomi Nash. Mary Rogers,
Charlotte Shaw Analie shaw. Edna
Sheets, Ellen Stott, Marjorie Neaker,
GLADYS Weers, Margaret Weldy. Bernadean
Bennett, Frances L. Conner Grace Drabing,
Pauline Hindsley. Jewell Oliver and Delite
Palmer.
AIumnae Present