Governor Will Speak Before Women's Club Luncheon
Indiana Governor Ed Jackson and F E Schortemeier to address the Indiana Woman's Republican Club luncheon at Severin Roof Garden at 12 30 p m Friday. The event includes Severin Trio musical numbers and songs by Joseph Gremelsparker with tickets available at the Courthouse Statehouse and Severin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jackéson
F. E. Schortemeier
Indiana Woman's Republican Club
Severin Roof Garden
Severin Trio
Joseph Gremelsparker
Allen I. Fleming
Frank J. Lahr
David Ross
Statehouse
Severin
William Gremelsparker
W. H. Rabbitt
Arthur Robinson
C. ©. Lukenbill
Martha J. Stubbs
R. C. Huggins
Bertha Bowen
Jessie Campbell
R. H. Miller
Harry Dunn
Viola Baxter
Nettie New
William Hart
Louise Wisenberg
Misses Pearl Randall
Cloe Davis
Genevieve Brown
Ed Jackson
Fred F. Schortemeier
Samuel Lewis Shank
C. K. Jameson
W. S. Frye
D. O. Wilmeth
J. L. Duvall
Ralph A. Lemcke
J. C. Riddell
O. C. Lukenbill
H. A. M. Stonecipher
Otto Keller
Earl D. Foxworthy
Maude Reed
Nettie Ransford
Thomas M. Gardner
W. H. Hart
Charles Shaw
M. Bert Thurman
J. F. Belser
M. C. A. Pritchard
H. D. Tutewiler
Mary Peacock
Eleanor Barker
Irvington Club Calendar Sees Dozens Of Local Meetings
Tuesday and Thursday club events mark the Irvington social season with hostesses, papers, and readings. Names include Mrs J M Chenoweth Mrs W A Sweetman Mrs E C Hervey and many others hosting at homes on Hawthorne Lane Thirty Sixth Street Broadway and more with programs on literature history and presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chenoweth
N. Hawthorne Lane
Irvington
W. A. Sweetman
E. C. Hervey
M. B. Renick
O. W. Brooks
Propylaeuum
Charles N. Thompson
J. Emmett Hall
Proctor Club
Kate Coll
Broadway
Writers’ Club
the Lincoln
Cornelia Bell
Edgar A. Perkins
Irvington Chautauqua
John W. Coryn
Catherine C. Payne
Earl J. Askren
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
J. S. Goode
E. Forty-Seventh St
Marcel Prevost
Social activities around weddings and clubs in Indianapolis
Josephine Rogers hosts a tea for about seventy five guests at 3240 N Illinois St ahead of her June wedding to Lewis Ott Ward. Dorothy Monroe wed Theodore R Monroe yesterday. the couple resides at 1625 E Raymond St. Engagements and showers for Margaretta Glenn and Elsie Brandt are reported with May and June weddings planned. A golden wedding anniversary for James and Mary Balay is celebrated with gatherings and out of town guests. Cards and dances fill local social calendars at clubs and tearooms.
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Josephine Rogers
H. A. Rogers
Trousseau
Illinois St
Lewis Ott Ward
B. A. Graff
T. J. O'Meara
Frank W. Ball, Jr
Richard Hill, Jr
Martha Flowers
Ball
Rogers
Alfred McCreary
Tipton Sr
Dorothy M
Theodore R. Monroe
George S. Heninger
Isabelle Monroe
Edgar Oakley
Mrs. Monroe
E. Raymond St
James W. Balay
Beville Ave
Owen County
Indianapolis
Bala
Community Society Card Parties and Meetings Listed
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Moravian Episcopal Church meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m with a 6 p m supper. The Ladies Society B of L F hosts a card party Wednesday afternoon and evening in the Shelby Pratt hall. St Bridget s Social Club holds a card party at Pratt and Fayette Sts Wednesday afternoon and evening. Lavelle Gossett Post VFW plans a card party Tuesday at 902 N Pershing Ave. Irvington Pythian Sisters No 411 host a card party Tuesday at 8 30 p m at 1804 S Audubon Rd. Assumption Social Club offers a chance Tuesday evening at Assumption Hall. Richard Brooks and Peter Abel coordinate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
The
First Moravian Episcopal Church
St. Bridget’s
Lavelle Gossett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Pershing Ave
Irvington Pythian Sisters No
S. Audubon Rd
Assumption Social Club
Assumption Hall
Richard Brooks
Peter Abel
Noting a Happy Marriage Built on Service and Tolerance
Martha Lee writes a letter describing a young wife and husband who have built a happy marriage through service and tolerance. She emphasizes that such a partnership is possible and shares her experience to inspire others.
Letter from Leslie Prescott to Sydney Carton Reveals Reconciliation
The 1925 correspondence shows Leslie Prescott acknowledging fault in family misunderstandings with her husband and his friend Sydney Carton. She pledges to understand her son’s godfather and forgive past hurts while inviting Sydney’s visits. A follow-up Telegram hints at marriage happiness and advice for harmonious domestic life from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Sydney Carton
Sydney
John Alden Prescott
Jack
Friend
Greas
Leslie
NEA Service, Inc
Artists Club schedules three year meetings and trip
The Artists Club outlines three more year meetings. The first was held at the Waldecrafters studio Mr and Mrs Walter D Baker 1501 N New Jersey St Friday evening. The second will be at John Herron Art Institute sculpture court with Ada Walter Schultz from Nashville speaking on Hoop Pole Ridge. The third meeting is a June 6 and 7 pilgrimage to Brown County with a planned special exhibition by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artists’ Club
Waldecrafters
Walter D. Baker
New Jersey St
Sculpture Court
John Herron Art Institute
Ada Walter Schultz
Nashville
Tenn
Hoop-Pole Ridge
Brown County
Burglar Breaks Into Mrs McCreary Home. Receipts Suspected Motive
Mrs W T McCreary of 445 W Twenty-Eighth St awoke to a burglar in her home. Police say the intruder gained entry through a rear window and fled via a back door. McCreary, owner of several barbecue stands, keeps receipts at home, which police suspect prompted the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McCreary
W. Twenty-Eighth St
McCreary
Advice on love and jealousy in a rushed marriage decision
Dear Sally asks whether to marry a jealous 20 year old or a non jealous 22 year old after dating two weeks. The adviser notes Sally loves neither clearly and warns against marriage until sure of true love, citing jealousy as a cause of unhappiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Martha Lee
Blue-Eyed
Sally
Odd Fellows celebrate 106th anniversary ceremony
More than 350 members of Marion County Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges gathered at the grand lodge hall on Pennsylvania and Washington Streets for the close of the week long celebration of the 106th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America. A. Z. Wiley spoke on ideals and achievements. Rev. J. R. Quick delivered the invocation. Mrs. Ann La Follette spoke for the Rebekahs, and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nail gave a short talk. Mrs Joseph Sutton played piano and Mrs Hester J. Sutton read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodges
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Odd Fellowship In America
A. Z. Wiley
J. R. Quick
Ann la Follette
Rebekahs
Mary Elizabeth Nail
Joseph Sutton
Mies Hester J. Sutton
DePauw to Grant A B Degrees to Indiana Graduates
Twelve Indianapolis students will receive A B degrees from DePauw University in June. Miss Jane Ducknall will graduate from the school of music. Graduates include Miss Rachel J. Benton Herman L. Carrington Paul W. Darrow Miss Melba Caroline Donaldson Orlen W. Fifer Francis Goodnough Miss Mary Josephine Hamlin John Burdette Little Russell P. MacFall Richard W. Mercer Silas B. Reagan and Alexander Dowling.
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Times Special Sreencastle
Ind
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Jane Ducknall
School of Music
Rachel J. Benton
Herman L. Carrington
Paul W. Darrow
Melba Caroline Donaldson
Orlen W. Fifer
Francis Goodnough
Mary Josephine Hamlin
John Burdette Little
Russell P. MacFall
Richard W. Mercer
Silas B. Reagan
Aexander
Dowling
Alumni Reunite At St. John's School Hall
More than 150 alumni of St. John's school for boys attended the annual reunion Sunday morning in the school hall. Breakfast was served following mass. The association was organized three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's School For Boys
Dutch Corner and Various Exhibitions Highlight Art Institute
A new Dutch Corner in Gallery III alongside a French Group show draws visitors. Wood-block prints by Gustave Baumann stay only through Sunday. Photographic prints attract many, with May 8 closing. A Mary Casatt pastel from the James E. Roberts fund hangs in Gallery VII. Indiana art from Frank C. Ball collection appears in Gallery X. Glenn Cooper Henshaw’s ark opens at Pettis Gallery Monday with 22 originals and two reproductions, including portraits and street scenes. Henshaw travels through Chicago and Indiana, visiting Indianapolis during the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cassatt
France
James E. Roberts
Henshaw
Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Home Dyeing
Perfect home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint delicate shades or boil to dye rich colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for fabrics like wool silk linen and more.
College Heads in Conference
Plans for closer academic relations between East and Middle West universities will be discussed at a meeting of university presidents in Chicago. Attendees include Dr. Josiah Penniman of Penn and midwest leaders Dr. Kinley Dr. Scott Dr. Burton Dr. Maurer and Dr. Raymond. A A Stagg signals tightening athletic ties.
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United Press
Chicago
The
East
Middle
Illinois Stagg Invited Guest Faces Penn State Test
The article notes Chicago University inviting an eminent figure as guest as Stagg prepares his football team for a game against Pennsylvania next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago University
Stagg
Pennsylvania
H R H Host Arrested After Reckless Driving Incident
Wolcott Blair Chicago leader of the younger set and host to the Prince of Wales last year is arrested on reckless driving charges. His companion Geraldine Markham 18 a chorus girl in Stepping Stones is hospitalized in serious condition after the crash into a bridge girder. Police report Blair attempted to cut in front of another car before the collision. A separate report from Fort Wayne Indiana notes the body of 5 year old Frank Stefano w found in eight feet of water in a cinder pit after wandering away from home.
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Bay United Press
Chicago
Wolcott Blair
Prince of Wales
Geraldine Markham
Blair
Bumes
Ayne
Ind
Frank Stefanowicz
Shepherd Trial Set to Open May 18 in McClintock Case
William D. Shepherd, a former Indianapolis man, faces trial in Chicago for the murder of his wealthy ward Billy McClintock. Judge T. J. Lynch set May 18 and offered time extensions if needed. Defense attorney William Scott Stewart asked for fairness and noted difficulty in finding a fair minded jury. Mrs. Julie Shepherd attended court for the first time since the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Indianapolis
Billy McClintock
T. J. Lynch
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
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Women's Advance Club
J. W. Bond
Central Ave
Harry Clift
Florence Nightingale
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club
Edward Dallman
N. Sheridan St
Thomas J. Hart
J. F. O'Mahoney
Culture Club
WHY Store
Ohio ST
Mrs. Crist
Horo
Carl Bretzman, Jr
Herbert Crist
Irene Nagle
Frank Nagle
Holy Cross
Thelreda Brown
William Nagle
Crist
E. Walnuc St
Pauline Gibney
Hortense Mack
Margaretta Glenn
Louis Mohlenkamp
St. Philip Neri Church
Olive Branch Girls' Club
Mae Miller
College Ave
Elsie M. Brandt
Emma BE. Brandt
Park Ave
Winfield Durbin Crocker
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Miss Brandt
Gertrude Brown
Luise Harris
Katharine Lennox
Bernice Tolles
Thomas Morton
Evansville
Dorothy Rhoades
Thomas P. Rhoades
Loren Hickman
Helen Seward
John Spiegel
R. Cornelius
Rhoades
Russell Holler
Miss Rhoades
John A. Bernhoehr
Alabama St
Ted Murphy
Brown Bowl
Katherine Lucile Winders
James Wolverton Stockton
Writers Club
Lincoln
Alpha Tau Mu Sorority
Polly Primm
Banco
Mary Hall
Viola Cady
Jessie Cady
Mesdames Everett F. Saxton
Frank Wilson
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority
Helen Davis
LaVon Marshh
Globe Stores
W. Wash
House of Bargains
H.unger and Sons
United Rug and Linoleum CO
Washington St
Misa Lee
Tim
Artists Club
Lodge
America
DePauw
St. John's
Art Institute Notes
Gustave Baumann
Frank C. Ball
Glenn Cooper Henshaw
New York City
Pettis
H. R. H. Host
Lad
Alabama
Washington
Harvard University
Graduate School of Business Administration
Edward W. Bok
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Better Business Bureaus
Harvard
National Vigilance Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs
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