The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07
ThetaS of
State Here
for Meeting.

AlIeS HtAl0ieu lNeLd5 lIOu al over
the state gathered at the Claypool
Special tables for the speakers,
officers, alumnae rush committee
and advisory board we're decorated
with baskets Of spring flowers and
old gold candles in silver holders.
Special guests were.
Mesdamos purd B. Wright. Kansas City,
grand vice president and principal speak
er. Betty Locke Hamilton. Greencastle,
founder: Jesse Hughes. state alUmnae are
chairman David Wyiie, president Of
Bloomington alumnac chapter; Charles
Robertson. president Of Lafayette alumnae
chapter, officers OF the indianapolis
Alumnae chapter. who acted as hostesses
Mrs. Robert Axtell, vice president; Mrs
william r. Chaplin corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs Thomas Luckett treasurer;
Misses Keenan, Connersville, district pres
ident Catherine Tlllotson. president Of
Greeucsstle Alumnae chapter; active
chapter presidents, Misses Betty Lou
Hunter Indiana university; Betty Hodges
Butler Barbara Fisher. De Paw and
chairman OF Founders day arrangements,
Mrs. Roy L. Coats, arrangements Mrs
Charles L. Farmer. dance Mrs. Donald
. Hoover publicity
Mrs Frances Sinex. president Of
the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter
presided at the luncheon and spoke
briefly. Mrs. Wright spoke on
Loyalty to Theta; Miss Rieman,
News and Views" A musical pro-
gram included songs by Mrs. Roy
Metzger, Lebanon, and piano num-
bers by Mrs. Thomas P. Woodson.
at two other special tables were
members Of the alumnae rush COM
mittee, which included Mesdames
Neil Waterbury, representing Pur-
due alumnae chapter; Joseph Walk
er, De Paw; SEVERN Buschman, In
diana, Miss Gertrude Delbrook,
Butler Representing the active
chapters were incoming presidents:
Misses Joan Durham, De Paw;
Margaret Jones, Indiana; Valencia
Meng Butler, and George Dorner,
Purdue.
Covers we're laid at the advisory
board table for.
Mrs F. W. Hlxon. Misses Lillian
Brownheld Lillian Southland, Green
castle Mescames c. j. Sembower David
Wyiie. Lucy Murchie. Grace P. Young.
Bloomington Walter Krul. James P Muir
ray. Harold Robinson. Misses Charlotte
Relssner, Sarah Frances Downs. Indian
apolis, Mesdames Kathleen Kohl. Kenneth
Snyder. Elizabeth Boor. Misses Philena
Palmer Dorothy Mohlman Lafayette
During the afternoon stunts were
given by representatives Of active
chapters.
Preceding the luncheon, confer
ences with state and national off,
GERS were held House mothers
from the active chapters of the
state met for a conference and
luncheon at the Columbia Club.
Beta chapter, Alumnae associa-
ton. met in conference with presi-
dents of the active chapters; Mrs.
Jesse Hughes, Greenfield, state
alumnae chairman, met with state
catalogues and Miss Mary Rieman,
district president, had a confer
ence With members Of the central
rush committee.
More than two hundred reserva-
tions have been made for the dance
in the Riley room of the Claypool
tonight, including:
INDIANAPOLIS ALUAINAE
Mesdames Frederick W Ahrbecker.
Robert Axtell. Maxwell Bailey. Emory r
Baxter, Arthur Baynham, Charles C
Binkley, Russell Bosart. Scott Brewer,
Watson Brigham, SEVERN Bushman, W
p. Chaplin, Joseph Cavanaugh, H. Foster
Clippinger. Roy Coats, willis B. Conner
Jr., Edgar Davis, Bertram Day, Donald
Bedrock, Richard Dye G. B. Dyer, Ralph
G.. Elvin. Charles Farmer, John Fuller
George Gill; John Goodwin, Allen G.
Greer, Oliver Greer, Robert E. Hall, M
p Harrison Jr.. c. L. Harrod, L. r. Hess,
Lawrence Henderson, Robert S. little
A. D. Hitz, Dale Hodges, Donald Hoover,
Robert Keiser. Paul Kistler, Perry Lesh,
Frank X. Levinson. Theodore Locke
Thomas Luckett, NJ. S, Marble, Homer
r. McKinstray. Donald Nnllholland, Walt
er II Montgomery, John A. Mueller, Ralph
L. Nessler. Edwin O'Neel, Frank osborn,
Henry ostrom, r. E. Pearcy, John Paul
Ragsdale, Verne Reeder, Dwight Ritter,
L. B. Roberts, Harold Robinson, Layman
ScheH, Francis Sinex. Francis Sommer,
Harold Sutherlin, T. Sylvester Taylor, S.
b Van Arsdale, Charles L. Walker, Joseph
Walker Neil waterbury, George Witt,
Leon zerfas, e. H. zoercher.
Misses Margaret Axtell, Dorothy Bar
rett Helen Beasley. Ann Burkert Maxine
Burger. Bernice Church, Elizabeth De
Grief. Helen De Grief, Gertrude Delbrook,
Emily Dunbar, Marjorie Gordon, Rebecca
Jones Constance Jones. Virginia Kings
bury, Betty Lee, Lucy Lindley, Betty Low
e. Jane Messick Gladys Moor, Elizabeth
McMath, Mildred Morgan. Gretchen Muel-
Ter. Rebecca Nicoson. Ruth O'Hair. Char
lotto Reissner. Frances Smith, Jessie
stewart Jeanne Stewart. A. w. Sutton,
Louise wills.
oUT-oF-TowN ALUMNAE
Mesdames A. D. Erehart, Anderson;
Kenneth Cline. z. A. O'Harron. O. j.
Sembower. D. G. wyle. Miss Edna John
son. Bloomington Miss Lucy Beddoe. Bed
ford. Mesdames W. A. Kunkell Jr.. George
r. Louden. Button: Paul Casebeer Gin
ton, Misses Evelyn Seward Columbus;
Mary Jane Rieman. Conersville: Helen
Rogers Hand. Culver: Mesdsmes A. j.
Stevenson. Danville; George c. Rafert,
Miss Jeanne Rafert. Fortville: Judith
Bowen, TT. Wayne Barbara Bergen.
Frankfort. Mrs. w M McGaughey:
Misses Catherine Tillotson. Rachel Benton.
Margaret McGaughey. Greencastle; Mes
DANES Lawrence Gsrriott. Jesse Hughes,
Misses June Jackson. Greenfield. Alice E.
Stage. Knightstown; Mrs p. H. Boor;
Misses Iottie ROBERTSON. Elizabeth GUIDE.
Catherine Koran. Dorothy Mohlmsn,
Philena Palmer, Lafayette; Annabeue
Parr, Lebanon; Mrs. Paul Fry. Linton:
Misses Margaret Rose Burton. Katherine
Burton, Martinsville. Mesdames c. E.
Lawrence, Mooresville: Irving iceberg.
Newcastle; N. c. Neal. D. H Gaddis.
Noblesv!lle Paul Miller. Pendleton: James
H. Adamson, Terre HTaute: Misses Lola
K. Fisher. Sheridan: Jane Villa. War
saw and Esther Hager. South Bend.
BUTLER CHAPTER
Misses Martha Adams. Magdalene
Adams, Mary Adams Muriel Adams, Anne
Arnold Martha Jane Baker. Helen
Bachelor Grace Barnett, Joan Boswell.
Mary Clifton. Virginia Craig. Roberta
cramer Virginia Fleming. Dorothy De-
Frees. Harriet Dickerson, Jane Anne
Gardner. Bernadine Gipe. Virginia Good
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