The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-25

LlOnS ana now SnoWlng.
More than 300 persons attended,
representing the active chapters at
DePauw, Purdue, Indiana and But
Ter universities, and illuminate in
this and other states
Seated at the speakers table at
the luncheon we're Mrs. Ralph B.
Clarkland and Mrs. Scoby Cunning
nam Of Indianapolis, Miss Estelle
Leonard of Union City, and Mrs.
Edward M. Childe of Martinsville,
Ill, founders Of the sorority; Mrs.
James P. Collins of La Grange, Ill;
Mrs. Gilbert l.. Van Auken of Del
mar, New York, national president;
Mrs. Peyton Smith of Ok
lahoma City, national inspector;
Miss Mildred Blacklidge of Indian
apolis, national secretary; Mrs. F.
C. Tucker, president of Beta Beta
alumnae chapter which sponsors
the affair; and the newly elected
chapter presidents, who are: Miss
Elizabeth Gilbert of De Paw, Miss
Ruth Squibb Of Indiana, Miss Esther
Hohlt of Purdue and Miss Nozzle
EnneS OF Butler.
High Hats Are Decorations
Another table was reserved for
those women who organized the
Beta Beta chapter and who were
present at the first state luncheon.
Hostesses for the luncheon were
Mesdames f. H. Jenne, G. E. Cot
tingham, Kenneth Davis, Orval
HiXon, Robert A. Wolfe, H. K. Wei
rick, Charles Thomas and Misses
Jane Hall and Dorothy Lambert.
The luncheon tables were deco
rated with hig top hats filled with
spring flowers. Each place was
marked with a candy cane. On the
speakers table were candelabra
with ivory tapers and plateaus of
spring flowers, entWined with smi-
lax
Mrs. Tucker extended greetings
to the founders, the national Off
GERS and the chapter presidents.
Alpha Chi Omega songs were sung
between courses, with the accom-
paniment by Mrs. T. M, Rybolt and
her "Frilly Fiddlers," Miss Marcena
Campbell and Mrs. Robert Howell
A garden setting was used for the
vaudeville presentation which fol-
lowed the luncheon, with Mrs. Paul
Isenbarger acting as master of cere-
monies. Misses Jeanne st. Pierre
and Thelma Roller gave a speciality
usher dance. Miss Twanette Nut
ter, initiating Kate Smith, sang
The Moon Song" "a Tuneful
Trio" was composed of Misses
Jeanne Nets, Olive Lesh and Lois
Cook.
Entertainment Is Presented
"A Man In Our Midst" was the
title OF the act by j. K. jackson,
the street singer who gave &C
Gordon numbers.
Marilyn Collins with Mary
Counts, accompanist, presented
Tips in Tapping" and Villa
from The Merry Widow" was sung
by Miss Vera Sudbrock.
The final act was called Campus
Curios" and was presented by
Misses Josephine Bennett, Pauline
Smith, Vivian Hartman, Janet
Chapman. Jeanne st. Pierre, Janet
Nogle, Evelyn Bentley, Mary Fran
ces Unger, Vera Sudbrock, Ruth
Hallstein, Barbara Varin and Thel-
ma Roller. The grand finale was
the singing of Alpha Chi" by the
entire company.
The printed program listed the
dance, THE February Frolic," in the
evening as the coming attraction.
Miss Norma Davidson is chairman
of the dance. Her committee men,
bers are Mesdames Robert Horn,
Charles w. Jones and Al Kristu-
fek.
Patrons Are Named
Members of the organizations and
their husbands, who will be patrons
and patroneSses, are: Messrs. and
MesdameS James M. Ogden, Fer
NOR s. Cannon, T. M Rybolt, Earle
Kiger, George r. Jeffrey, L. Roy
Zapf, Clarence Weaver, George L..