Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1914 — Page 11

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The alumni members of the local chapter of the Kappa Alphi Phi fraternity will give thei}- eighth annual .formal dance on the evening of December 23 at the Hotel Deming. The e\ent is being booked forward to by the members ae onfe of the smart affair^ of the seamen. The Douglas orchestra, of Indianapolis, will furnish music for the dancing. One of the features of the dance will be the spot light furnished by the Orpheum theatre. During the intermission luncheon •"will be served in the main diningroorn. Jpunch will be served throughout the levelling. The Wright Kay Jewelry 'company, of Detroit, Mich., furnished tht: souvenir programs. The chapercnes will be Mr. and Mrs. B. V. '^Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton .^.Shourds, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Gilmour,

Mrs. J. R. Crapo, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Topping. The gi-and march will be •led by the officers of the club, Emmett iBalch, president Howard Walker, tVlce-president Ralph Ferguson, sec-,X(-tary, and Cliff Duncan, treasurer.

The honorary members of the fraternity are Dt. W. 15. Bell, Dx\ A. A. Alexander, Wayne Bigwood, Dalton B. "•Shourde, Webb E5. Beggs, Ed Sparks.

The members are Fred Armstrong, 'Ir scoe Bailey, Edgar W. Bell, J. Julian Beasley, Clarence Brosius, Ruel •'"Burns, Paul R. Crawley, Thomas J.

Doherty, Stanis Clark, Charles DuddJepton, Robert Duenweg, Rudolph Duenweg, Harvey Failing, Frank Fulk, Fred Hoberg, David W. Holloway, Everett Kuhns, Allen Merril, Paul Moore, Albert Myers, Gilbert O. New(hart, Ralph Silvers, Robert Livingston 'Smith, Walter Thompson, Joseph Carter, George Maier, Wilbur Steele, John

Beggs, Walter Seeburger, William Shook, Marcel Urban, Harold Walker, John Eftimlt, Edward Beggs, Ted Duddletston, Gordon Hooton, Ernest Steeg, Fred Nicholson, Jack Crapo, Alfred Ccffee, Hugh Thomasson, Fred Gray, Paul R. Mullikin, Charles Kelley, Howard Docke, James Bradley, Arthur Leazenby, Warren Miller, Merlin Evans, Ralph Ferguson, Emmitt Balch, Herbert Gerdink, Arthur Frcmime, Marshall Turner. Earl Scott, Cliff Duncan, John McFall, Milton H. Steffen.

The guests of the chapter will be Charles O'Leary, Richard Doherty, Maurice Fox, Warden Woollard, Albert Bclden, Robert Harkness, Ray Werneke, Ray Thomas, George Vestal, .Montford Johnson and Pearly Beard.

The New York Times gives the xoi-lowing-account of the approaching nuptials of Miss U-wendolin Condon, cousin of Alvin M. Higgins, of New York, formerly a resident of Terre Haute: "The plans for the wedding of Miss Gwendolin Condon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerald Condon, and Philip D. Armour, which will take place on January 8 in the Church of the Heavenly Rest, have been completed. Mra Edmund S. Twining, Jr., will be matVon of honor, and the other attend-

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The Rev. Herbert Shipman, rector of the church, and the. Rev. Dr. William Thaver of St. Mark's school will

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Terre Haute Girl Becomes Bride of Pacific Sea Captain

MISS GRETOHEN L.OKJKY.

Miss Gretchen Lorey, daughter of Mrs. Louise Lorey, of this city, was married December 8th, in Seattle,

ants are to be the Misses Genev.eve Sanford, Kathryn Motley, Marie Elise Whitney of New Orleans, La.: Harriet Frazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison Frazier of Philadel* phia Mary Mitchell, daughter of Dr. John K. Mitchell and granddaughter of the late Dr. S. Weir Mitchell of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Franklin S. Richard son. "Mr. Armour's best man will be his brother. Lester Armour, and the ushers are to be Charles D. Dickey, Jr.. Joseph F. Stillman, Jr., John A. Appletun, W. Vernon Booth, Jr., Otis L. Guenrey, Edward B. Condon, Walter H. Helher of Boston, Wayne Chatfleld-Taylor and Geonje Richardson of Chicago.

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Wash., to Captain Harry Busse, in charge of a vessel plying between Seattle ar.d Alaskan points. They will make their home in Seattle.

officiate. A small reception will be hied at the Condon residence, 26 East Sev-euty-sixth street.

Mrs. Robert H. Strong of Indianapolis is collecting the exhibit of the work of the women of Indiana to take to the Panama-Pacific exposition. Already a large display has been assembled in Indianapolis. An unu-ual exhibit of Satsuma china, decoratoa iv flat enamel, is the work of Mrs. Molly Sparks of Valparaiso. Evqleerf Stria of Lafayette has illuminhtecl the tex: of the twenty-third p$alm in gold arr: water colors. It is the only art of its kind in the exhibit.

The Misses Overbeck of Cambridge City, makers of Overbeck pottery, have sent 33 pieces, all of which have qeen accepted. They are beautiful and remarkable specimens of the revive-J art of pottery. The designs are original and the surface is almost velvety in its finish. -Much of the work is in giazo sulay.

Mrs. Harry G. Dangler of Goshen has an exquisite crocheted white blouse in the exhibit. Examples of art needlework are seen in a tatting and tenpoint doily made by Ora and Ida Armstrong of Bedford, and embroidered vork sent by Miss Bess Wilson of Delphi Mrs. Harris McCord of Rockville. Miss Ada Rubey of Winchester, Miss Stella Hunter of Fort Wayne t'.nd Mrs. Winsom Jones of Lebanon.

cap, trimmed in point lace. Mrs. M. A. Findley of Kokomo has made a child's dress, using smocking for trimming. Miss Ida C. Reubert of Brazil has an original design executed In Irish crochet. Mrs. Susan V. Robinson of Peru makes verrnilyea darning oases which show ingenuity in converting so homely an outfit into something neat and pleasing. The Goodwin sistern uf Newcastle, who have an international reputation. have sent magnificent pieces of their sculpture work.

Members of the Alumni Gamma Gamma sorority of the State Normal entertained with an attractive party Saturday afternoon having as guests he active members of the sorority.

The hostesses and their guests asemibled at 2 o'clock at the home of tfi-ss Anna Meyer on Swan street, vhere an entertaining program was given. The Misses'Martha Block. Bessie Streever, Riiby Fuhr, Hazel Hathaway, Anita Duenweg, Florence Haupt and Mrs. M&ybelle Steeg presented a clever comedy. Miss Margaret Burns gave several solo dances, to which Miss Ruth Ladd played the accompaniments.

After the program the young women assembled at the Hotel Derming, where tea, was served in the tavern. The tables were decorated with holly. Covers were laid for sixty guests.

The mfrmbers of the alumni are the Misses Martha Block, Garnet Britlon, Eleanor Bauer, Edith Cornell, Mary Carruthers. Anita Duenweg, Lillian .t-p-pert, Madeleine Bpipert, Ruby Fuhr, Edith Flood, Charlotte Hitch, Hazel Hathaway, Julia Hall, Florence Haupt, Mary Grinley, Anna Meyer, Bertha Phillips, Marie Price, Fay Ross, Bessie Streever, Edna Newton of Clinton, Elizabeth McXutt, home from Welleslev, Mrs. Maybelle Steeg Lammprs, Mrs. Grace Rielile Wischmeyer, Mrs. Arthur Cunningham. Mrs. Roy Jackson

The active members are the Misses Beatrice and Mary Kester, Fara Seewald, Dorothy Thornton, Thelma Jobe, Edna Shaley, Helen Hitch, Grace Goodman, Bernadine Good, Eileen Calvert, Catherine Stephenson, Margaret Stimson, Gertrude Haupt, Nadine Reed, Hilda Hathaway, Margaret and Helen Rice, Mary Frazier, Isa Mulligan. Helen Pugh, Gertrude Kearns, Edith Denison, Mrs. Lenore McQuinn.

About seventy-five of the camp fire girls and their guardians assembled Friday evening at the Young Woman's Christian association to enjoy their Christmas tree party. The members came dressed as small children, and the gymnasium was transformed into the scene of an old-fashioned country school. There was a stage erected at one end of the room, and an old-fash-ioned progranr.of songs and recitations was given by the sohno] cmldren. A

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large Christmas tree was hung with usual opportunity for young writers of gifts for eaoh one present. Instead of I marked literary ability. Attractive keeping the gift the members will pre- prizes are offered for the best cornsent them to the different charity or- positions, and the entries will form an ganizations, and several individuals exhibit in the Young Women's Chriswho will not be fortunate enough to! tian Association building, now being receive gifts. Children's games were erected on the Panama-Pacific expo-t«-tainin°nt. The sitlon grounds, ltobert S. Yard, editor

Mrs. Wr. L. Berryman of Tipton'hits refreshments were stockings filled with of The Century Trumbull Whjf.e, edsent a child's christening robe and

The junior camp fire girls were

Monday night the girls from the Mewhinne.v candy factory will ha've their Christmas tree party at the association house. There will be a music and literary program.

directed by Mrs. T. J. Everett.. Emma Abbott will be Lhe soloist.

Miss Catherine Marsh entertained the members of the Filiae society on Friday vening at her home, 810 South Third street, with a Christmas party. Christmas bells, Cupids and greenery formed an attractive decoration. Mlusic and contests were the diversions of the evening. In the Christmas bell contest prizes were awarded Lena 'Showalter, Mabel Adair, Rose Kurtz and Emelie Relchardt. Refreshments were served at 10:30 o'clock at which

Lammurs^time Santa Claug appeared. Little M«*ry Marsh, dressed In green crepe paper, assisted her ei?ter in serving.

Those present were Emelie Reichardt, Rose Kurtz. Miabel Adair, Hazel Showalter, Bessie Watson, Paula Krausbec, Inez Ha.le. Lena Showalter, Laura. Siering, Helen Johnson, Emelie Altenberger, Emma Kern, Ruth Modesitt, Bertha Kern, Mildred Smith, Lula Wallace, Ruby Modesitt, Dora Matson. Hattie Gott. Mary Laney, Wilbelmina Murphy, Josephine Alterkruse.

The guests of the club were Eugenia Marsh. Ruth Atkins, Bthel Watson.

The national board of the Young Women's Christian associations has opened a contest which offers an un-

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Sunday the vesper services will be [and also getting in touch with writers Miss who show unusual talent. In addition to the prizes offered by the national board. Miss Lane offers a prize of $100 for the best article on "What a Girl

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tertained Saturday afternoon at the association house with a blue bird party. A Christmas tree was the special feature of the party.

itor of Everybody's Magazine, end Miss Gertrude B. Lane, editor of The Woman's Home Companion, have been induced to act as the judges, together with Miss Helen Thoburn, editorial secretary, and Miss Helen Thomas, educational secretary of the national board. Many editors are deeply interested in the results of these contests, and looking forward to securing stories and articles which may be published,

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There was a large assemblage at tne matinee dancing party Saturday afternoon given at Duenweg's academy by Prof. Duenweg and his pupils. The Bryant orchestra furnished music for

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Members of the Theta Phi club have issued invitations for a dancing party 011 the evening of December 2$, at the Elks' club. Responses to the invitations are to be made to Joseph ^Strong Mc.Keen, 728 South Sixth street.

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