Indiana DAR notices honor chapters and meetings
Mrs John McFadden Gary leads twin Lowell and Hebron DAR chapters with regents Miss Nettie Bryant and Miss Florence Jones. Washburn Greencastle hosts banquet for state leaders. Various chapters announce meetings, anniversaries, new members and plans for 1929 Gary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McFadden
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lowell
Hebron
John B. Crankshaw
Wayne
Nettie Bryant
Crankshaw
Margaret Bryant Blackstone
Lake County
Miss Bryant
Obadiah Taylor
Cedar Lake
Taylor
McFadden
Mesdames C. D. Davidson
Alice Cothery
E. F. Bayrer
Pottawatomie
William H. Gostlin
Hammond
Daughters of Isabella to Host Second Fete on Dec 21
The Daughters of Isabella plan the second card party and dance at the Elks Club on Friday afternoon and evening December 21. Winners from four events qualify for “winners' night.” The event is chaired by Mrs Victor Crawford with multiple committees and many assistants named for food, games, and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Victor Crawford
Rose Mary Lawlor
Mary Joyce
Minnie Judy
John Collins
John Clancy
Thomas B. Boyle
Ed Whittingham
Margaret Curran
Anna Connor
Christena Connor
Helen Davis
Joseph Demmer
Catherine Dugan
Emma Fitzpatrick
Philip Fitzsimmons
Steve Gaynor
Marie Gorman
Louise Grotendick
Nora Gavin
Inez M. Good
Catherine Haney
Margaret Herman
Katherine Holmes
Josephine Holzer
Anna Hurley
Mayme Ivory
Mabel Butcher
Eugenia Bossong
Ruth Anna Baker
Fidalis Billman
Catherine Casserly
Ella F. Casserly
Margaret Clifford
Helen Colbert
Anita Craft
Girl Scout cookie day sale boosts troop activity
Girl Scouts report a successful semi annual cookie day with nearly 14000 dozen cookies sold. New candidates Helene Kramer Dorothy Woods Aline Eskowsky Betty Hanks Dorothy Stanley Ruth Fer pee Burta Fay Mayes join Troop 1 and others. several investitures and leadership changes occur across Troops 8 16 39 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Kramer
Dorothy Woods
Aline Eskowsky
Betty Hanks
Dorothy Stanley
Ruth Ferpee
Burta Fay Mayes
Dinner Party Hosted by Mrs Blodgett at North Capitol
Mrs W H Blodgett entertained guests at her home 2934 North Capitol Avenue on Thursday. Bronze chrysanthemums framed the table and bronze tapers lit the gathering. Attending were Mr and Mrs Neal Townsend, Mrs Ella Canaday, Mrs Elizabeth Guyer, Miss Mary Alice Townsend, Norman and Louis Townsend, Newcastle, Mr and Mrs E P Brennan and son Blodgett, Mrs Emma Yeager, J F Brennan, John W Connolly, and E G Lingenfelter. The hostess was assisted by her daughter Mrs E P Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Blodgett
North Capitol Avenue
Emma Yeager
J. F. Brennan
John W. Connolly
E. G. Lingenfelter
E. P. Brennan
Thanksgiving Dinner Honors Recently Married Parham Couple
Honor guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Parham were feted at a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hallinan and Walter L. Sturm at 38 North Bosart Avenue. Thirty guests sat at a long rose and pink taper lit table with baskets of pink chrysanthemums and tulle. Hostesses included Mesdames Fred Ashbaugh and Paul Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Hallinan
Walter L. Sturm
North Bosart Avenue
Edward Lee Parham
Fred Ashbaugh
Paul Mansfield
Prize Recipes by Readers Readers prize recipes note
The Times will pay $1 for each recipe submitted and printed if meritorious. One prize recipe is printed per month with four recipes per page. Mailing will be sent to winners. The Carmel Indiana reader Mrs Glenn Watson provides Military Cake using brown sugar butter spice and nutmeg with a raisin filling and a sugared syrup topping.
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The
Times
Glenn Watson
Carmel
Ind
Study Group to Meet for The Book a Month
The literature department of the Woman's Department Club will meet at 11 a.m. on Wednesday December 19. Mrs Charles McNaull will speak on The Life of Dickens by Ralph Strauss director of Shapman Hall first publishers of Dickens. She will review This Side Idolatry a new novel based on Dickens life. Mrs James D Ermston will lead the current literature questionnaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
Charles McNaull
Dickens
Ralph Strauss
Shapman & Hall
Charles Dickens
James D. Ermston
Toledo visitor Ellen McLean stays with Ruth Lindenberg
Miss Ellen McLean of Toledo Ohio visits Miss Ruth Lindenberg at 1038 West Thirty fifth Street She graduated from Butler University in June and was last year president of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority She is the daughter of John former president of John Herron Art Institute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McLean
Toledo
Ohio
Ruth Lindenberg
West Thirty-fifth Street
Miss McLean
Butler University
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
John McLean
John Herron Art Institute
Princess Tillabet Builds Toy Zoo With East African Animals
Princess Elizabeth Tillabet, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, adds East African specimens to her toy zoo in London as uncles Prince of Wales and Duke of Gloucester safari in Africa. The royal nursery collection grows faster than real game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Tillabet
Duke and Duchess of York
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
David
Refuse Mars Message They Can't Understand French Rules Paris Radio Official
Paris authorities refused to relay a radio message to Mars. A Parisian woman, inspired by British actions, sought to send a message to Mars but was denied. The official quipped that Martians likely do not understand French and that the language is unknown to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Press
Mars
England
Family Menus Breakfast to Dinner Featured Pork Tenderloin
A historical menu description outlines daily meals from breakfast to dinner including breakfast stewed figs and toast, luncheon beef broth and sandwiches, and dinner pork tenderloin with onions and cranberry sauce. It gives a detailed recipe for pork tenderloin with onions and crackers, describing layering, seasoning, and baking steps. Cranberries accompany pork for this method.
Mrs Johnson Hosts Annual League Tea for New Members
Mrs. Sylvester Johnson Jr president of the Junior League hosted the annual president's tea for new members at her home 3669 Central Avenue Friday afternoon. The tea table featured yellow roses and pale green tapers with other yellow and green appointments. Mrs Johnson was assisted by the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Sylvester Johnson Jr
Central Avenue
Roughage for children Builds character and backbone
A columnist argues for roughing up children to build character. Praises tough love and discipline, warns against overindulgent praise, and urges parents to apply firm guidance to stubborn or spoiled children to prevent lasting softness.
Tasty Salad With Celery Raisins and Roquefort
A recipe style item describes celery with raisins and Roquefort cheese mixed with cream cut into one inch pieces and served on Romaine with French dressing and paprika sprinkled on top.
Initiation to Be Held by Delta Chi Sorority
The Delta Chi sorority will initiate the following girls this evening at the home of Miss Florence Cook Misses Chris Cook Vera Wenz Jessie Hendren and Georgi una Irvine. Solemn initiation will be held Sunday afternoon at the Lumley tea room. Orange promises to be the favorite sports color for Southern wear this year. A pale blue kasha tweed and silk ensemble has wide orange bandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sorority
Florence Cook
Chris Cook
Vera Wenz
Jessie Hendren
Georgiena Irvine
Lumley Tea Room
Tenderloin Recipe Steps for Meats and Potatoes
Crackers with butter and two tablespoons water are sprinkled and baked in a moderate oven for one hour. Parboil Irish or sweet potatoes for 15 minutes in salted water, then brown them in the pan with the meat. If two strips of tenderloin are needed they are split but not cut in half. One whole split tenderloin is placed above the other.
Vintage pattern for silk and woolen dresses with bias binding
The Times presents a printed fashion pattern suitable for silk crepe satin Canton crepe or fine woolens. It describes a furness shirted underbust style with a flare skirt and side dip, in sizes 16 18 and 20 years. An 18 year size needs about 3% yards of 35 inch material and bias binding requires 3% yards. Delivery to pattern department, 15 cents, about one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Pattern Department
Mrs. Orval Hixon Hosts Alpha Chi Omega Xmas Party
The Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club hosts a children's Christmas party at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 8, at Mrs. Orval S. Hixon's home on North Pennsylvania Street. Assisted by several members, the event features children giving a program and bringing gifts for a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club
Orval S. Hixon
North
Pennsylvania Street
Dinner Party At Indianapolis Athletic Club
Jack Hewson entertained Thursday evening with a small dinner party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lauenstein Sr. Mrs. A L Fink and George Fink Evansville Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lauenstein Jr. and Vernon Percifield Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hewson
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Carl Lauenstein Sr
A. L. Fink
George Fink
Evansville
Carl Lauenstein Jr
Vernon Percifield
Indianapolis
French Lick Springs Winter Season Opens
The winter season at French Lick Springs hotel opens with subdued social activity compared with fall and spring. Indianapolis visitors F. W. Jungeelaus, Robert Berner and C. W. McGarvey spent several days there. Leo Lehman and Mrs. J. Lehman of Pittsburgh, formerly of Indianapolis, visited recently, as did Mr. and Mrs. E. Kadner of Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Levinson of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Lick Springs
Middle West
F. W. Jungeelaus
Robert Berner
C. W. McGarvey
Indianapolis
Leo Lehman
J. Lehman
Pittsburgh
E. Kadner
Terre Haute
Milton Levinson
Dissatisfied Woman Attacks Mars Radio Affair
A Western reader notes a Englishwoman’s ire at a husband sending a radio message to Mars. He mocks jealous wives, praises the husband’s pursuit, and declares the Mars plan a safe flirtation while describing the wife as foolish for objecting. He ends with a celebratory blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Calendar Club Christmas Bazaar at Capitol Avenue church
The Calendar Club of Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Friday bazaar in church parlors with booths selling homemade cakes candies canned fruits jellies crafts aprons and gifts. A 6 to 7 30 p m chicken dinner precedes an 8 p m play The Winning of Joy in the auditorium. Church officers and committee heads are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendar Club
Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Gibson
Homer Jones
Maud E. Robertson
Harry Anderson
Herbert Rennerd
Girl Should Use Sublety in Pleasing
Martha Lee writes that girls should be themselves and not adopt fake traits to attract boys. She argues boys differ in taste and urges natural charm over effort to please. A reader asks for male preferences, noting some discourage overacting and petting, while stressing genuine qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Miss Lee
Lindy
Lou
Lindy Lou
Pictures to Be Shown Next Week at Various Dates
Mrs. Carl R. Day announces a schedule of motion pictures for the coming week. Showings include Monday at 1 p.m. at Julietta hospital, with Mrs. J. H. Orndorff as hostess. Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Boys Club, hosted by Mrs. John Larsson. and Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Home for Aged Women, with Mrs. Otis McCracken hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Day
Philanthropic Committee of Indorsers of Photoplays
Julietta Hospital
J. H. Orndorff
John Larsson
Otis McCracken
Butler Professor to Speak on Forsythe Saga at Club
Professor John H. Harrison of Butler university will address the literature department of the Woman's Department Club at 2 30 Wednesday on The Forsythe Saga or Further Evidence of the Noble Pagan in John Gals worthy. Miss Helen Brooks will sing with Mrs. G R Brooks at the piano. Tea will be served under Mrs Louis Baker as chairman with Mrs W S Wilson as vice chairman. The department’s other officers and members named include Mesdames Downs ing Gillespie Everett Files Kraft Mendenhall Trow bridge West Watek ins and Dewey with Mrs J Williams as department chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Harrison
Butler University
Woman's Department Club
Forsythe
John Galsworthy
Helen Brooks
G. R. Brooks
Louis Baker
W. S. Wilson
John Downsing
G. W. Gillespie
Edward Everett Files
William M
Christmas Bazar at Second Moravian Church
The Ladies Aid society of the Second Moravian church on Thirtyfourth and Hovey streets sponsors a Christmas bazar on Tuesday afternoon and evening. Booths offer fancy work aprons and novelties, with a chicken dinner served from 5 to 7 pm. Entertainment will be provided both afternoon and evening. Mrs George J Golder serves as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second Moravian Church
Thirty- Fourth
Hovey Streets
George J. Golder
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Florence Jones
Laura Hauck
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Lenore Alspaugh
Louise L. Denman
W. R. Sherman
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Elizabeth Ames
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Carl van Deventer
Veedersburg
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Edith Miller
James A. Coats
John Gibson
Princeton
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W. P. Dearing
Oakland City College
Gary
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Keziah Stright
J. B. Crankshaw
John D. McFadden
John W. Earley
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Makeover
A. L. Padgitt
Americanization
William C. Babcock Sr
Winchester
Kate M. Miller
H. O. Shafer
Frank Sterner
Manitou
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Horace G. Murphy
Muncie
National Defense
Laura D. Henderson
Logansport
Dorothy Q
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Elston Memorial
Tomasse School
Tomasse
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Clarence Keyes
J. J. Keyes
Aileen Tinkcom
Alexander Hamilton
Franklin
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Clara Dixon
Arthur Hacker
Flora Williams
Ella Blizzard
D. of I
Girl Scout News
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Mildred Fuller
Theodore Root
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George M. Halverson
Helen Lodge
Josephine Kern
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Elizabeth Rugh
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Carolyn Bock
Helen Root II
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E. Blake Francis
Willifim Thompson
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Indianapolis Times
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T. X. Walter
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