The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-23

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Virginia Flowers, secretary; Dor
othy Ragan, treasurer; Lucille Sum-
merS, chairman of the building
committee; Janice Barnard, chair
man of finances; Mary Alice Epler,
chairman of publicity, and Mary
Katherine Falvey, general chair
man of booths.
At 10 the Melting Pot bazar, to be
held in the Oriental and Egyptian
rooms, will open to the public.
Booths will represent a model
home decorated in the rainbow
shades. Each womaf1'S organization
on the campus will sponsor one
booth, which will represent a room
in q model house. Each room will
be furnished completely and will
contain every article which could
possibly be used in that particular
room. Many of these articles are
hand made.
Booths and their chairman are as
follows:
Drawing room, in charge of Miss
Helen Fisher, sponsored by Pi Beta
Phi sorority. Decorated in blue and
gold, with tapestries, table runners,
vases and lamps.
Dean Directs Dining Room
Dining room, in charge of Dean
Evelyn Butler, sponsored by the
Womans Faculty Club. Decorated
in peach and will contain all kinds
of linen. Founders of the Melting
Pot bazaar, Mesdames Hilton U.
Brown, j. w. Anterior and w. C.
Smith will be at the tea tables in
this booth.
Kitchen, in charge of Miss Mar
tina Cobler, sponsored by Delta
Gamma sorority. Decorations in
two shades of green.
Boudoir booth in charge of Miss
Marion Whetstine, sponsored by
Alpha Delta Pi. Decorated in shades
of orchid
Nursery booth in charge of Miss
Virginia Doll, sponsored by Alpha
Delta Theta. Decorations in light
blue. This booth will contain all
sorts of infant apparel, as well as
toys.
The bedroom booth, which will
contain all kinds of lingerie, will be
in charge of Miss Beatrice John
son, sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega
sorority. Decorations will be in
shades of green and yellow.
The attic, or novelty, booth will
be in charge of Miss Addie Axline,
sponsored by the University Club.
1t will be decorated in orange.
The bakery booth will be arranged
as a pantry, decorated in yellow.
Miss Gladys Hawickhorst is chair
man of the booth, which is spon-
sored by Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.
A candy kitchenette booth, deco
rated in rose, will be in charge of
Miss Thelma Williams. 1t is Spon-
sored by Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
A handkerchief and scarf booth
will be arranged as a dressing room
and will be n charge of Miss Clarice
Ellingwood.
A Butler booth, decorated in blue
and white, will be sponsored by
Delta Zeta sorority and will con-
tain book ends, desk sets and sta
tionery with the Butler crest en-
graved on it.
A child's playroom booth will be
in charge of Miss Marabeth Thomas,
sponsored by Kappa Kappa Gamma
and will contain toys. Decorations
will be in black and white.
Miss ROthert in Charge
A Christmas card booth, decorated
in green and red, will be arranged
as an attic. Chi Theta Chi will
sponsor the booth and Miss Flor
ence Rothert will be in charge.
A copper melting pot will be pre-
sented to the organization having
the most beautifully decorated booth
and a cash prize given to the one
which clears the most money.
The booths will be judged at 10
a. m. by Mrss Marietta Davidson