The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-12
.Zeta Taus
I. of Province
Honor Head

Indiana Zeta Tau Alphas hon
ored Miss Pauline Dillon, Chicago
president of Epsilon province, at
the annual state luncheon, held to-
day at the Highland Golf and
Country Club. The Indianapolis
Alumnae Association was hostess
for the affair.
Active chapters from Purdue,
Butler and Indiana universities, and
Franklin college, were represented,
with many alumnae from over the
state attending.
Miss Margaret Kluger, president
of the Indianapolis Association,
gave the welcoming address, -
lowed by short talk by Miss Dill
Ion. A cup, presented annually by
the hostess club, was given to the
chapter with the highest scholastic
average. Miss Alice Dickey, scholar
ship chairman, made the presenta-
ton.
Problems to Be Discussed
Between courses a trio composed
of pledges from Indiana sang. They
were Misses Cordelia Poulton, Ruth
Sue Adams and Helen Siefert.
Pledges from Butler presented a
stunt in charge of Miss Panoria
Apostol.
Luncheon tables were decorated in
appointments of colonial design. Fa-
vors were wrist corsages.
Following the luncheon a round
table discussion of fraternity prob
lens was held, conducted by Miss
Dillon. Each active chapter pre-
sented a separate problem.
The committee in charge Of the
luncheon was Miss Jean Vestal
chairman; Mrs. Russell Justice
Mrs. Noel Nitterhouse, Miss Evelyn
Heuschen and Miss Laura Schultz
Dance to Close Event
A formal dance tonight at the
club house will close the days &C.
tivities. The dance is in charge OF
Misses Thelma Tacoma, chairman
Thelma Haworth, Helma Kahn, and
Florence Talbot.
Chaperons will be Mrs. Eva
Tomey, house mother at the Butler
chapter house; Mrs. Edna M
Christian, social director at Butler;
Professor Karl Means and Mrs
Means; Professor Victor Moncada
and Mrs. Moncada; and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Hueber.
Miss Ruth Ann Carson was gen.
eral chairman for the day, assisted
by Mrs. Walter Hendrickson ano
Miss Louise Berndt, reservations;
Miss Isabelle Eddy, transportation;
and Miss Dickey, publicity.
The following reservations have
been made for the luncheon:
Mesdames Walter Moore, President Of
Delta province, honor guest from Louis
| Leslie M. De Voc, L. E. Coombes, w. B
Hendrickson. J. L. Moore. j. M. Gainey
LYDIA, H.. E: Pedlow, Corbin Patrick. Carl
Turpin, A. r. Vestal. Myrton Young
j Misses Pauline Dillon, president, of Epsilon
Ann Carson, Olga Bonke, Louise Bern %ft.
Mary Lou Allen, Panoria Apostal Ruth
Apostal, Increase Bagnoli. Margaret An
Wyniema Howard, Mary Lois Hughes, HoIi..
| lis Hughes, Virginia Lett. Bernice Living
ston, Marion Laut, Thelma Haworth.
Evelyn Henschen, Catherine Miller Geneva
Miller, Margaret Kluger, Isabelle Eddy.
! Alma Wien, Thelna Williams, Catherine
| Catlette, Mary Louise Dis. Ruth De Bard,
Dorothy Barth; Thelma C. Cook, Susan
Erhwine, Belah Eldridge, Frances Dear
born, Elizabeth Forsythe, Rosemary Ford.
! Susan Harmon, May Johnson, Geraldine
kuntz, Gathering Nitterhouse, Julia Miller,
agnes Postma, Lucille Pritchard Virginia
Raffensperger, Esther RenfreW. Laura
Schultz. Hildreth Siefert, Marie Shaner.
Helen Winton, Anne Winnes Eleanor Ford
| Alice Dickey, Florence Grimes Josephine
| Graf, Mary. Goodwin Loujean Guiiett,
| Dorothy Gillaspy, Martha Heller, Iris Hol-
Inns, Mary Hastings, Eva Keene. Helma
/ Kahn. Naomi Haworth, Ruth Street. Ruth
| Simpson, Betty Smith Kathryn Spurgeon.
Louise Talzelage. Thelma Tacoma, Florence
1aIoott Delma Vestal, Jean Vestal, Lois
! zimmerman, Lucille Zimmerman.