The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
SiSterhOOdS
Plan State
GATHERINGS

With spring in the offing sorori-
ties in Indiana colleges and univer-
sites begin to make plans for an
nual state days, which bring them
together in festive meetings with
their sisters from other schools, and
alumnae from over the state.
These celebrations, which origi-
mated in Indiana, and which are be-
ing initiated in other states, are gay
affairs, and eagerly looked forward
to during the winter by the loyal
sorority girl, and her older sisters.
The state luncheons are usually a
combination of fun, and the spread
ing of sorority news and gossip, fol-
lowed by the formal dances at night,
when the college sweethearts and
husbands, are invited to enjoy the
hospitality of the Greek letter girls.
ri Phis Make Plans
Pi Beta Phi will hold its state
celebration late in April, on the
Saturday nearest April %, the date
Of the founding of the sorority in
1867.
The Indianapolis Alumnae Asso-
citation of which Mrs. Jasper P.
Scott is president, will have charge.
chapters from Indiana, Butler, Pur-
due universities, and Franklin COL
lege will attend. The formal dance
will follow at night.
Delta Delta DeltaS in Indiana will
hold their state luncheon and dance
March at the Claypool, sponsored
by the indianapolis Tri-Delt ALI
ance. Mrs. Otto K. Jensen is chair
man of the luncheon committee, as
sisted by Mrs. James A. Baird, Mrs.
Harry Hooley, Miss Helen FRANKIE
and Miss Marie Hollstein.
The dance committee is headed
by Miss Margaret Waters, assisted
by Misses Dorothy Beightol, Kath-
ryn Stanley, Josephine Murphy and
Catherine Matthews. Mrs. Murray
DeArmond is in charge of publicity,
assisted by Mrs. H. H. Bates, Mrs.
r. N. Clark and Mrs. Wallace Wads-
worth.
Alpha PhiS to Gather
Representatives of four chapters,
at Indiana, De Paw, Franklin and
Butler will be present. Miss Lillian
Martin, alliance president, will be
POSTMASTER.
The Indianapolis Alpha Phi
Alumnae Circle will sponsor the AL
pha Phi state luncheon and dance,
to be held Feb. 20 in the Travertine
room at the Lincoln. The luncheon
program will be in charge of the
Terre Haute Alumnae Circle and
the active chapter at De PAW. Mrs.
Raymond S. Gill is president of the
association. She will act as general |
chairman, assisted by the following
committee chairmen:
Mrs. j. G. Carter, luncheon; Mrs. |
Thomas jenkins and Mrs. Wood c. |
MOL, invitations; Mrs. A. S. Rowe |
and Mrs. Arthur Dixon, door COM |
mittee for the luncheon; Miss
Martha Crawford, publicity, and
door committee for the dance. The
active chapter will be in charge of
the dance.
AT the luncheon a report will be
made of the home association of the
new chapter house under construc-
ton at De PAW. Miss Marjorie
Bundy, De Paw chapter president,
will give report, and the pledges
will give a stunt.
Chi OmegaS Meet Feb. 20
Chi Omega will hold its annual
state formal dinner dance Feb. 20
at the Marott. The luncheon was
held during the winter. Active chap
tiers from Indiana and Purdue uni
versities, and alumnae chapters
from indianapolis, Fl. Wayne, La
fayette and Lake county will be
represented.
Phi Omega Pi will celebrate state
day March 5, in charge of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association, of
which Miss Helen j. Noble is prcsi-
dent. She has appointed the fol-
. lowing. committees:
Mrs. o. w. Hanson. general chairman
Mrs. Frank Heddon. dance chairman; Mrs.
Joanna Olmstead, Fulton, and Miss Lea
tina Wood. Noblesville. program; Misses
Imogene Mullinas and Adrienne Schmedel.
music: Mrs. E. M. Demlow Miss Mildred
Frey and Miss Dora Ulrich, favors. and
Mrs. w. F. Morse. publicity.
Alpha Chi Omega state luncheon
and dance will be held Feb. 81, at
the Columbia Club. Mrs. H. K.
Weirick is general chairman. The
indianapolis Alumnae Circle will
direct the plans.
Among other sororitieS to hold
similar affairs, for which dates or
plans are not announced are Kappa
Alpha Theta, Delta Zeta, Delta
Gamma, zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha
Omicron Pi, Kappa Delta, Alpha
Delta Pi, Phi Mu, Sigma Kappa and
Kama Kama Gamma