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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1928

Page

16

Women leaders discuss national council board meeting in Chicago

Indiana Council of Women president W. A. Denny and Mrs. Sallie W. Stewart join noted delegates at the Palmer House for the national council board of directors meeting. Indianapolis leader Mrs. M. E. Robbins and Mrs. J. P. Cochrane also attend as plans cover child welfare health education immigration and other issues. Delegates will be appointed to the international council executive committee meeting in London in April.

RS. W. A. Denny Anderson Indiana Council of Women Sallie W. Stewart Lafayette National Council Board of Directors Palmer House Chicago M. E. Robbins Indianapolis Council of Women J. P. Cochrane International Council London

Wedding at Rosenthals Home for Flora Rosenthal and Jack Ottenheimer

Miss Flora Elizabeth Rosenthal daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Rosenthal of 2850 North Meridian street wed Jack Carlton Ottenheimer of New York in a Thursday evening ceremony at the Rosenthals home. Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht officiated by the fireplace as palms and chrysanthemums decked the house. A family dinner followed the service and a 9 pm reception for friends. The Louise Schellschmidt Koehne trio performed. The couple are visiting White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and will reside at 270 Park Avenue New York after a wedding trip. Flora is a graduate of Tudor Hall and Finch School New York.

Flora Elizabeth Rosenthal Albert Rosenthal North Meridian Street Jack Carlton Ottenheimer New York Morris M. Feuerlicht Louise Schellschmidt Koehne Ottenheimer White Sulphur Springs W. Va Park Avenue Tudor Hall Finch School

Personal notices of guests and a wedding in progress

Mrs. Edmund Wendell Heyl of Pittsburgh is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ray J O Reilly at 4340 Park Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Ledbetter of Detroit and Miss Mary Morgan of Mattoon are guests of Mr and Mrs Albert W Lehman at 418 East North Street. Mr and Mrs Merle Sidener of 4246 Park Avenue are visiting in New York. Miss Janet Suzanne Rosenthal, at Wesleyan, visits her parents at 2850 North Meridian Street for her sister Flora Margaret Rosenthal s wedding to Jack Ottenheimer.

Edmund Wendell Heyl Pittsburgh Ray J. O'Reilly Park Avenue Ellsworth Ledbetter Detroit Mich Mary Morgan Mattoon, Ill Albert W. Lehman East North Street Mrs Merle Sidener New York Janet Suzanne Rosenthal Wellesley Albert Rosenthal North Meridian Street Flora Margaret Rosenthal Jack Ottenheimer

Department Club Group to Hold Meeting Tuesday

Mrs. Leo K. Fesler will preside over the applied education department meeting of the Women s Department Club Tuesday. Music by Mrs. M D Didway with Mrs. Roy J Kreipke singing several Christmas carols. Prof W L Richardson to speak on Remembering and Forgetting. Door committee includes Mrs Lon Tracy and Mrs William H Shell. Social hour led by Mrs E L Burnett with a long list of assistants.

Leo K. Fesler Applied Education Department Women’s Department Club M. D. Didway Roy J. Kreipke Bethlehem W. L. Richardson Lon Tracy William H. Shell E. L. Burnett Sydney Auginbaugh Albert E. Sterne Harriet E. Bullock William C. Gardner Henry Dollman Fercy Fischer John Connor Francis Russell James Fischer H. O. Chamberlin

Dearmin Furbay Engagement Announced

Elizabeth Jane Dearmin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Dearmin and John H Furbay a Taylor University faculty member plan to wed on December 18. Dearmin a DePauw and Butler alumna serves as organist at Meridian Street Methodist Church in Indianapolis.

Elizabeth Jane Dearmin Charles F. Dearmin Parkview Avenue John H. Furbay Taylor University Upland Miss Dearmin de Pauw Butler Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Ethamar Literary Club Meets With 26 Present

Mrs Effie C Rogers hosted the Ethamar Literary Club on Thursday afternoon. Twenty six members attended and responded to roll call with Why I Am Thankful. Pink green and orchid decorated the meeting as papers were read by Mesdames E L Rinehart and Gordon Mess.

Effie C. Rogers Ethamar Literary Club Mesdames E. L. Rinehart Gordon Mess

Two Local Weddings and Society Notes in Indianapolis

RS DONALD HODGES WALKER appeared before her marriage on Thanksgiving day. Miss Flora Marjorie Rosenthal wed Jack Carlton Ottenheimer in New York on Thanksgiving evening. they plan to live in New York. Miss Maja Brownlee leads Butler University Theta Sigma Phi as sponsor for the first Matrix Table banquet on Dec 11 at the Marott hotel. Mrs L A Wiles and Mrs B C Forbes preside over Tabernacle Presbyterian church circle groups hosting a Christmas bazaar on Tuesday and Wednesday under General Circle auspices.

Donald Hodges Walker Mary Josephine Hamlin Harry E. Lister Broadway Flora Marjorie Rosenthal Jack Carlton Ottenheimer New York

International Study Club Calendar For Next Week

The International Travel and Study Club schedules lectures and chapter meetings next week. Topics include Sicilian Bells at Christmas Time by Mrs. S. R. Artman. Chapters Normandy Egyptian Amazonian Chee Foo Lincolnian Toyama hold meetings with hosts and gift exchanges, readings, and Christmas music.

S. R. Artman International Travel and Study Club

Martha Stubbs Becomes Bride of Glenn Curry

Miss Martha Allegra Stubbs daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel E Stubbs and Glenn Barnhill Curry son of Mr and Mrs William S Curry Bloomington were married Thursday at Downey Avenue Christian church. Ceremony viewed by Rev Bert R Johnson with organist Marthabel Geissler and violinist Janet Dean. Reception at the bride’s home. couple to live at 515 East Sixth Street Bloomington.

Martha Allegra Stubbs Samuel Everett Stubbs Johnson Avenue Glenn Barnhill Curry William S. Curry Bloomington Downey Avenue Christian Church Bert R. Johnson Marthabel Geissler Janet Dean Rushville Margaret Ann Welch Paul E. Stubbs Mary Frances Stubbs Mary Curry Evelyn Hein Seymour Anna Lee Welborn Wayne Charles Stuart Welborn John H. Stubbs Julius Edward Kreuger James A. Carter Robert Allen Stubbs Mrs. Curry East Sixth Street

Luncheon Bridge Hosts in Muncie At Hotel Roberts

Mesdames Earl Wedlake Halford McNaughton and Earl Blaine attended a luncheon bridge in Muncie hosted by Mesdames Paul Haimbaugh Frank Hastings and John Gill at Hotel Roberts. About fifty guests joined including Mesdames Earl Merry Francis May from Dunkirk and Miss Mildred Greer of Anderson.

Muncie Earl Wedlake Halford McNaughton Earl Blaine Paul Haimbaugh Frank Hastings John Gill Hotel Roberts Earl Merry Francis May Dunkirk Mildred Greer Anderson

Meek and Howard Wedding Held in Covington Kentucky

Aug 10 wedding joined Miss Mary Bell Meek daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Meek with Rex Howard son of Mr and Mrs W V Howard at Covington Kentucky. The couple will reside in Marion with both families listed in the society note.

Mary Bell Meek Harry C. Meek Rex Howard W. V. Howard Marion Covington Mrs. Howard

Meetings of Indianapolis clubs address Shakespeare and more

Charles F Coffin will speak on Shakespeare to the Indianapolis Literary Club at 8 p m at the D A R chapter house. Numerous clubs meet at homes across the city with reviews of books and lectures by Mrs S B Prater Miss Blanche McFadden Mary Garrett Hays and others, plus district meeting reports and social Christmas events.

Charles F. Coffin Indianapolis Literary Club New Era Club S. B. Prater North Gray Street Blanche McFadden Gene Stratton Porter Don Warren Mary Garrett Hays Irvington Woman's Club George Buck East Washington Street Hiram B. Treat

Play at Capitol Avenue church marks Christmas bazar

Miss Helen Bedell will lead in The Winning of Joy, a Christmas bazar event at Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. The play to be presented Friday night at eight in connection with the bazar, highlighting community festivities and a leading role for Bedell.

Helen Bedell Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church

Benefit fete to aid Welfare Club at Chateau Tea

Mesdames Otto Keller and O B Ent will host a bridge tea on Wednesday December 12 in the Chateau apartments social room at 1501 East Maple Road. The event supports the Welfare Club with help from Mesdames Edward Schurman George Dickson and O E Hawn as assistants.

Mesdames Otto Keller O. B. Ent Chateau Apartments East Maple Road Welfare Club Edward Schurman George Dickson O. E. Hawn

Romney church wedding set for Miss Mildred Malsbury and Dr Millis

Miss Mary Mildred Malsbury of Romney will wed Dr. Robert J. Millis of Crawfordsville at the Presbyterian church in Romney on Wednesday December 12. The ceremony will unite two local families with plans for a modest reception afterward.

Chases Mary Mildred Malsbury Samuel C. Malsbury Romney Robert J. Millis Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church

Three Leaving City Honored at Party

Miss Dorothy Rinehart hosted a bridge party at 320 Graham Avenue in honor of Katharine Underwood who heads to St Petersburg Florida, Margaret Hackleman bound for Miami, and Josephine Lewis moving with her parents to Long Beach California. Guests included Mrs C H Underwood, Richard Bastian, Matthew Carson, and others.

Graham Avenue Katherine Underwood St. Petersburg Fla Margaret Hackleman Miami Josephine Lewis Long Beach Cal Mesdames C. H. Underwood Richard Bastian Matthew Carson Francis H. Insley Gus Shumaker Stanley Adair Cain Joseph

Business Women Meet Thursday in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at the Woman's Department Club, 1702 North Meridian Street. Mrs. W. D. Long presents southern readings in costume, Louise Stegg sings Trees, Flora Drake discusses Thoughts of Today, and Carl and Hayden Prey perform a musical program. Jessie E. Boyce chairs the committee with Flora Lyons and Louise Ford assisting. The group is sponsoring a lecture by Grand Duke Alexander of Russia on Wednesday, December 12, at the Masonic Temple.

Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club Woman's Department Club North Meridian Street W. D. Long Louise Stegg Flora Drake Carl and Hayden Prey Jessie E. Boyce Flora Lyons

Christamore Club Hosts Banco and Euchre Tonight

The Christamore Woman's Club plans an 8 pm banco and euchre party at the Settlement House located at West Michigan Street and Freemont Avenue. The event invites members to enjoy cards in a social benefit setting.

Christamore Woman's Club Settlement House West Michigan Street Freemont Avenue

Clara A Ziegler Becomes Bride of J A Thurman

Clara A Ziegler of Noblesville and Joseph A Thurman were married at St Marys church in an 8 Thursday morning ceremony. Miss Marie Ziegler attended, orchid georgette wedding gown and a shower bouquet. The grooms best man was J Gordon Scherer. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside here.

Clara Katherine Ziegler George Ziegler Noblesville Joseph A. Thurman August Thurmann St. Mary's Church John Cheefert Marie Ziegler Columbia J. Gordon Scherer Mrs. Thurmann

Thanksgiving Ball at Marott Hotel Over 500 Attendees

George J. Marott hosted a Thanksgiving ball at the Marott hotel drawing more than five hundred couples. The Marott trio and Gordon Harper's orchestra provided music for dancing in the marble ballroom. Bridge games ran in the arcade room with prizes awarded to several guests and hosts. Private dinner parties preceded the dance, and a Christmas ball is planned for December 29.

George J. Marrott Marott Hotel Marott Trio Gordon Harper Marble Ballroom Mesdames H. W. Rhodehamel L. A. Lawrence J. M. Taylor Messrs W. C. Beem Dudley A. Smith R. W. Clark George J. Marott John Dubuc Charles Ritter A. V. Gustafson Charles Lee C. W. Cunningham O. P. Ensley Ethel Wacker S. G. Nichols E. G. Frazier

Grindle Hinshaw Marriage Announced in Union City

Announcement reports the marriage of Miriam Hinshaw daughter of John and Mrs Hinshaw to Clarence Grindle son of A M and Mrs Grindle in Union City. The ceremony occurred Thursday morning at the bride’s parents home. Mrs Grindle is a Wayne school teacher who attended Teachers College.

Miriam Hinshaw John Hinshaw Clarence Grindle A. M. Grindle Union City Grindle Wayne School Teachers College

Forsyth to Speak at Art Show in Irvington

Irvington exhibit opened today in Carr salesrooms East Washington Street under Irvington Union of Clubs. Forsyth will speak on The Galleries Sunday afternoon. Mrs Clarke describes an 1899 Irvington exhibit. The show runs through December 8 with hostesses listed for each day from the Irvington clubs and school associations.

Illiam Forsyth Irvington Carr East Washington Street Irvington Union of Clubs Grace Julian Clarke Charles A. Harris Irvington Dramatic Club Charles Brossman Bryant Long Bernard Korbley Robert Hall C. McDougal William Senefield George Davis G. M. Syester J. Oldham E. E. Greene Clayton Ridge Irvington Coterie Mesdames GC E. Donnell J. Stuart Milligan Arthur R. Robinson J. A. Brown C. Walter McCarty Homer G. Meek Wilmer E. Bushong Parent-Teacher Association of School Mesdames Marshall Oberholtzer William Kleifgen E. J. Thompson H. P. Knecht J. T. Pope James L. Hunt Anna Pearl Bedford Catholic Women's Study Club Charles Mitchell George Ewell Mary McNutt Charles Trask George Duffy A. Ulrich C. Betz

Church Women of St. Matthews Bazaar Planned

Women of St. Matthews Episcopal Church Irvington host Christmas bazar at Irvington Masonic temple Thursday afternoon and evening. Co chairs Mrs. Paul B. Elliott and Mrs. Arthur B. Schultze. Booths include apron craft candy baked goods fancy work baby and toy fish pond country store. Chicken dinner served 5 to 7 30 p m with Mrs. Robert Schrader directing dinner and Mrs. R J Pedlow managing the dining room.

St. Matthews Episcopal Church Irvington Irvington Masonic Temple Paul B. Elliott Women's Guild Arthur B. Schultze Mothers’ Circle J. McRoberts Harry Wangelin Clifford Wright

Miss Florence Golden Marries D Prestley in Decatur

Miss Florence Maurine Golden daughter of Rev and Mrs John R Golden of 317 North Bancroft street wed Donald H Prestley son of Mrs John B Prestley in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home. The service was conducted by the bride’s father, linked to foreign missionary work. Mrs Prestley is a James Millikan University graduate and Delta Delta Delta member. The couple will reside in Chicago.

Florence Maurine Golden John R. Golden North Bancroft Street Donald H. Prestley John B. Prestley Decatur Prestley James Millikan University Decatur, Ill Delta Delta Delta Sorority Chicago

Miss Ruth Faust and George W Shafer Wed at Third Reformed Church

Miss Ruth Faust of 1723 Woodlawn avenue and George William Shafer wed at the Third Reformed church at 8 30 p m with Rev H L V Shinn officiating The ceremony featured palm and fern decorations and cathedral candles Frances Kirkham and Mrs Fred Crosstreet provided music Ushers included William H Faust and Carl Homier Reception followed at the bride’s home The couple plan a motor trip and will reside at 1723 Woodlawn avenue

Ruth Faust George L. Faust Woodlawn Avenue George William Shafer Third Reformed Church H. L. V. Shinn Frances Kirkham Fred Crosstreet Carl Homier Ophelia Roses Ada Ferguson Aaron Ward Virginia Ruth Homier Mildred Eggert Jack Homier Clarence Shafer William H. Faust Mrs. Shafer Woods Lawn Avenue

Changes Headquarters for Capitol City Circle 176

The Pro tected Home Circle will move its headquarters to Woodman's hall at New York and Alabama streets. Officers will be elected Friday evening at the new headquarters. A weekly Friday afternoon card party begins this week with the Capitol City drill team hosting on the third Friday each month. Members are asked to attend Friday afternoon at the new hall.

Capitol City Circle No Woodman’s Hall New York Alabama Capitol City New Hall

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Entertains Club Mrs. Ottenheimer L. A. Wiles B. C Forbes Tabernacle Presbyterian Church General Circle Wawnchuck Carkter Cleanheimer Photo-Craftr Photo Png Pho Normandy J. A. Harris Charles Stout Mae Marcum Jacobs Agnes R. Johnson J. S. Jackson Keith Cannon Edward F. Kramer Frank Kramer George Maxwell H. E. Eberhardt Edward Kramer E. B. Hadley V. B. Binager Toyama Viola Turner J. E.holt Federation J. A. Cameron George Steinmetz Pearl Hantzis Martha Stubbs Glenn Curry Indianapolis Charles Muir New Jersey Street R.E. Adkins Mary McGinty Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority W. A. Bastian Roy Adams Oliver Parry Morton Daughters of the Union Columbia Club Lincoln Franklin Rich Mountain Lebanon Benjamin Harrison Lew Wallace Terre Haute Edward J. Hecker Morton Chic Jackson Independent Irvington Home Study Club Frank Brown Lowell Avenue George C. Bosley Fletcher American Bank Heys Robert F. Daggett Andrew Jackson Tennessee Nettie Kane J J. Audubon L. L. Hopkins Congress Avenue Minerva Club C. F. McDaniel America Lindbergh Mu Phi Epsilon North School of the Metropolitan School of Music Ladies Aid Seventh Presbyterian Church Frank Heidenreich Greer Street Thomas Hunt Arthur Young John 8. Harrison Ira Foxworthy Bolton Avenue F. P. Tompkins Ladies’ Federal Club F. A. Lorenz Pleasant Street R. B. Malloch San Luis Rey Thornton Wilder Lyceum Club J. L. Fish Tri-Psi Sorority West Forty-fourth Street Edward E. Dallman North Sherman Drive BAZAR Miss Dorothy Rinehart Clara A. Ziegler J.A. Thurman Forsyth Church Women of Florence Golden D. Prestley George W. Shafer
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