The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
Sorority to
Lay Plans
fO1" Year

n advance Of the regular season
Of activities Of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Association Of Kappa Kap-
~ Gamma. 2 membership campaign
is being conducted during June
under the craftsmanship Of Mrs. De
Forest O'Deu. recently elected vice
president Of the association.
Her assisting Sub-chairmen are
Mrs. Robert w. Clark, Mrs. George
Harrison, Miss Irma Urich, and
Mrs. Howe Stone Landers, who just
has completed a two-year presi-
denCy in the organization.
Complete list Of committee mem
bers assisting the four Sub-chair-
men includes Mrs. Almus G. Rud-
dell. Mrs. Alan Boyd, Mrs. A. L.
Fessier. Mrs. Paul Rhoadarmer. Mrs.
William Henry Harrison, Mrs. l..
Willis Bugbee, Jr. Mrs. Fred L.
Pettiiohn. Mrs. Robert NJ. Brewer.
Mrs. L. H Millikan. Mrs G. B.
Taylor. Miss Jane Pritchard, Mrs.
Donovan Hoover. Mrs. D. Maurice
Stephenson, and Mrs. Frank L.
Nusbaum.
The Indianapolis association is
the third largest city association
of Kappa Kappa Gamma in the
country, New York City being first
and the san Francisco Bay associa-
ton second. The organization ex-
lends membership to all Kappas,
living i'm indianapolis, whether they
ejtended any Of the four Indiana
ccllces 40 which there arc appa
chapters. or out-of-state universe
tic- Due are payable for 1929-30
20 Miss Irma Ulrich, 1919 Winthrop
avenue, treasurer.
Awards to Re Made
Mrs. L. Willis Bugbee, president.
announces that awards will be pre-
sented TO the individual obtaining
the most new memberships. and to
the winning chairmen. Blue Waller
pottery bowls have been selected as
The awards.
Officers recently installed TO serve
during the coming season are, in
addition to Mrs Bugbee: viCe-presi-
dent. Mrs. ODen;- recording secre-
tsrv Mrs. Carl S. Wagner, CORES
ponding secretary, Mrs. Brewer;
treasurer, Miss Ulrich and mem
bers-at- large, Mrs. Charles A. Har-
us and Mrs John Carr.
as the opening function next fall
plans arc being made for a lunch
con on Saturday. oct. 10. at the
Children's Museum, in observance
Of annual Presidents day and also
of the sixtieth anniversary of the
founding of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
which took place at Monmouth, Ill,
Oct. Is. 1870.
a feature OF the meeting viii be
the presentation of an historical
pageant of the national founding
Of the fraternity, in which authen-
tic costumes Of sixty years ago, and
subsequent periods will be worn. At
this time. also, initiation services
viii be held.
Program Is Outlined.
Mrs. L. H. Millikan, chairman Of
the program committee, announces
that the remainder of the season
will include an Oriental tea in No
vember, a Christmas party at the
Guardians home, a meeting with the
Butler university chapter in Janu-
airy at its chapter house, a bridge
supper in February, the annual
state luncheon and dance in March,
a supper and talk on Jewels" in
April and a May day party.
Mrs. Millikan'S committee men,
bers consist of Mrs. Robert w.
Clark, Mrs. Howe S. Landers, Mrs.
George Harrison, and Mrs. Everett
NJ. Schoheld.
Additional appointments for
1929-30 have been made by Mrs.
Bugbee as follows:
Courtesy committee-Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Louden. chairman: Mrs.
William G.. Albershardt. Mrs. Alfred
GloSsbrenner. Mrs. Richmond Bas-
tan. and Mrs. R. V. Gilliland.
Membership committee-Mrs. D.
Reid Dixon, chairman; Mrs. Frank
V Herdman. Mrs. Paul Rhoadarmer,
Mrs. Joseph OStrander, and Mrs.
William Remy.
Students aid Committee-Mrs
George H. Losey. chairman; Maude
NfcGregor Gates. Martha Dean Hal
version. Eunice White Masters. Ineva