The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-12
Rushing at
Butler i.
Is Started
Sororities Open Their
Pledging Season on
Campus.

Sorority ruSnlnS OIuClaIly Opelleu
today when the ten Greek letter
organizations entertained with teas
for goods entering Butler university
this term. The Pam Hellenic coun-
Gil, representing the sororities, held
its annual tea at 3 Monday in the
university formal gardens, as an
opening for the rush week.
Sweetheart Sweet Shop" was the
theme used by Pi Beta Phi sorority
this afternoon at the chapter house,
345 Blue Ridge road Appointments
and decorations were carried out
in wine and blue colorS. Misses
Helen Bonnell, Helen Carson and
Janice Kellogg were in charge.
Traditional Tea Held
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
held it's traditional f1eur-de-liS tea
at the home of Mrs. Mansur B.
Cakes, 4419 Washington boulevard,
with Miss Marthabelle Bond in
charge. She was assisted by Misses
Maybelle Sherman, Martha Banta
and Betty Lou Myers The sorority
colors of light and dark blue we're
used in the appointments.
Mrs. C. B. Dyer was hostess for
the Kappa Alpha Theta tea at her
home, 525 Blue Ridge road. Green
and yellow appointments were used.
Miss Gretty Sielken, chairman, was
assisted by Misses Martha Rose
Scott and Alton White.
A crescent tea was the feature Of
the Delta Delta Delta sorority party
at the chapter house, 300 Hampton
drive. Those in charge of the af-
fair were Misses Louise Dodd, Helen
Patrick, Helen Louise Brown, and
Evangeline Bowman. Miss Anna
Marie Sander presided at the tea
table.
Hats Are Displayed
Delta Zeta Hat Shop" was held
at the house, ALL lockwood ave-
nue., with the latest model hats and
millinery hatstands used in deco
rating. A plateau of Killarney roses
centered the tea table. Kiss Flor
ence Condrew, president, headed the
receiving line and Miss Helen King
ham presided at the tea table.
Miss Mary Margaret Stickler, 423
West Forty second street, was host
ess for the Lavender and Old Lace"
tea given by Kappa Delta sorority.
Members of the sorority alumnae
assisted
Alpha Chi Omega sorority held a
"Boudoir Tea" at the home Of Mrs.
George R. Jeffrey, APO Graceland
avenue, with Miss Eleanor Young
in charge.
Zeta Tau Tea Held
A tea in the form of an inter
national fair opened zeta Tau AL
pha's rush season at the chapter
house, 329 Hampton drive, with Miss
Betty Smith in charge of arrange
ments.
Unique displays in the sorority's
coolrs of blue and silver featured
the international exhibits. The tea
table, at which Mrs. Herbert R. Hill
and Mrs. Richard G. LennoX pre-
sided, was centered with a bouquet
of delphinium and white roses.
A musical program of classical
selections and zeta songs we're
given during the afternoon by the
Misses Marian Laut and Bernice
Livingston. Assisting Miss Smith
with arrangements we're Misses Ger
aldine Kuntz, Marie Shaner and
Emma Helkema.
Mrs. Lester Smith, 1876 Berkeley
road, was hostess for the rush
tea to be held by the Alpha Omi-
cron Pi sorority today. Mrs. James
H. Obear is alurhnae chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Obear we're Miss
Charlotte Peele, Miss Lucille Beaurn-
find, Mrs Lee o. Gardner, Mrs.
Victor Brown, Mrs. Frank Cox and
Mrs. Glen Price.