The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11
SOTOritieS
Open Social
Activities

Rush parties, beginning the So
cial whirI in collegiate circles, are
scheduled for this week. Rush cap
tains of Butler university sororities
are marshaling their forces pre-
paratory to dazzling their young
guests.
Kappa Kappa Gamma will enter
tain with a garden party at the
home of Miss Priscilla Pittenger,
1900 East Forty-second street,
Thursday afternoon. Monday night
at $50 an Owl dinner will be given
at the Highland Golf and Country
Club. with Miss Margaret Stilz as
chairman.
Governor Leslie's home. l0l East
Reimbursement street, will be the
scene of Kappa Alpha Theta's an
nual Pansy party. The active chap
ter will give a formal dinner Mon
day night at the sorority house, ABB
East Forty-sixth street.
Miss Margaret Gabriel is In
charge of a Pirate dance to be given
by members of Delta Gamma
Thursday night, at Meridian Hills
Country Club Monday night, the
chapter will entertain with for
NAL dinner at the Highland Golf
and Country Club.
Hold Eskimo Party
An Eskimo party, at which dancers
in Eskimo costume came out
of an igloo and distributed teddy
bears, the party favors, was given by
the Delta Delta Delta sorority Mon
day afternoon at the Propylaeum.
Miss Ruth Otte and Miss Janet
Morris sang during the afternoon,
and Miss Jean Peterson gave several
saxophone and Xylophone solos. The
Eskimo dancers we're Miss Grace
kvels, Miss Marion Katterhenry.
Miss Elizabeth Dalman, Miss Viz
ginia Holt, Miss Mildred Sullivan.
Next Monday night Delta Delta will
hold ] formal dinner at the Co
lumbia Club.
The Pi Beta Phis will hold a
studio revue in the garden of the
Athenaeum Friday night at 8. Miss
Lois Sherril is chairman Of the COM
mittee on entertainment. The for
NAL dinner will be held Monday
night at the Propylaeum.
The Sunbeam" at Broad Ripple
park, was the scene If a Kappa Phi
Captain Kidd party Tuesday morn
ing. The sorority will hold a formal
dinner Monday night at the Co
lumbia Club.
Club Dinner on Monday
A garden party at the home of
Miss Martha Clinehens, 423 West
Forty-sixth street, will be given by
Alpha Chi Omega, Monday after
noon. A formal dinner will be held
Monday night at the Columbia Club.
The comr1ittee in charge Of these
parties is composed of Miss Rose
mary Bretzman, chairman; Miss
Jane Hall, Miss Betty Martindale,
Miss Dorothy Lambert, Miss Maxine
Jones and Miss Mary Brown.
A Gypsy garden cabaret will be
gwen ny Alpha OC4Od 4A4CId oOACAANJ
at the chapter house, 725 Berkeley
road, tonight. The garden will be
lighted with vari-colored shades
Bridge, bunco and dancing will be
included in the program.
Miss Ruth Jones is general chair
man. assisted by Miss Beatrice
House, Miss Pauline Elvers, Miss
Mary Mahan and Miss Myrtle
Hayes. Miss Helen Vennard and
Miss Edith Barnhill will give read
ings and Miss Margaret Tracey will
present a dance. The chapter will
entertain with formal dinner in
the Travertine room of the Hotel
Lincoln Monday night
Miss Alice Hill is chairman Of
the committee in charge Of the
Alpha Omricon Pi rush parties.
Saturday night at 8:15 Mrs. O. M.
Jones will entertain with lantern
fete at her home. $3.50 North Penn
sylvania street. The final Alpha o
party will be a rose dinner at the
Columbia Club Monday night.
On the committee with Miss Hill
are Miss Miriam Cosad, Miss Fran
ces Shera, Miss Kathryn Murphy.
Miss Ava Louise Reddick, Miss
Dorothy Parker. Miss Majorie Shae-
fer. Miss Ruth Dale and Miss Lii