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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1928

Page

11

National Conference of Legion Auxiliary Opens Tuesday

Two day session of state presidents and secretaries begins 9 am at national headquarters War Memorial building 777 North Meridian Street. Notable speakers include Paul V. McNutt James F. Barton and other national officers as committees plan work for disabled veterans children of dead and disabled soldiers and national defense.

American Legion Auxiliary National Headquarters War Memorial Building North Meridian Street American Legion F. W. Hargrave Weattle Wash Mesdames R. W. Waldrop Bessemer Ala Auxiliary For Boyce Ficklen, Jr Paul V. McNutt

New Theta Sigma Phi Alumnae Club Sets Meeting

The first regular business meeting of the new Theta Sigma Phi Alumnae Club will be at 7 30 Thursday night at 3630 North Meridian Street hosted by Mrs Deforest O Dell A Christmas program will be presented by a committee of Mesdames O Dell Donald B Hoover and Miss Dorothy Peterson Officers named are President Mrs Earl E Stout vice president Miss Helen Trent secretary Mrs Donald Hoover and treasurer Miss Dorothy Carroll A charter petition committee of officers will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Trent at Spink Arms Hotel.

Theta Sigma Phi Deforest O’dell North Méridian Street Theta Sigma Phi Is Mesdames O'Dell Donald B. Hoover Dorothy Peterson Earl E. Stout Helen Trent

Church Circle Bazar At Carrollton Avenue Church

The Carrollton Avenue Reform church will hold its annual Christmas bazar Thursday in the church social room at Forty fourth street and Carrollton avenue. The Women’s Service Circle leads with Mrs. William E. Kennedy as general chairman. Booths include fancy work aprons home baking candy canned goods parcel post and fish pond with handkerchief booth by the Young Women’s Missionary Society. Dinner at 6 pm in the dining hall is organized by Mrs. William Lilly. residents are invited.

Carrollton Avenue

Miss Catherine Sollew Returns From Thanksgiving Visit

Miss Catherine Sollew, Thanksgiving guest of Miss Betty Gould on Woodstock Drive, has returned home. Several parties were held in her honor during her stay in Indianapolis. Wallace Richards of New York, visiting his mother Mrs. Myra Richards at 1446 North Alabama Street, was hosted to a dinner by his mother Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cooper of 2143 Broadway are staying at the Hotel Markham in Gulfport, Mississippi.

Catherine Sollew Betty Gould Woodstock Drive Miss Sollew Indianapolis Wallace Richards New York Myra Richards North Alabama Street Mrs. J. K. Cooper Broadway Markham Gulfport Miss

Sacred Heart Alumni Skating Party at Dixie Skateland

Sacred Heart high school alumni host a skating party at Dixie Skateland 3500 Madison Ave Wednesday evening with Elizabeth Feltman chairing the event assisted by Betty Hoffman, Helen Collier, Catherine Monahan, John Moran, and Vincent Obergfell. Mothers' Alliance Alpha Delta Theta to hold annual Christmas bazaar at chapter house 4615 Sunset Ave Friday chaired by Mrs W E Shirtz.

Sacred Heart High School Dixie Skateland Madison Avenue Elizabeth Feltman Betty Hoffman Helen Collier Catherine Monahan John Moran Vincent Obergfell Mothers’ Alliance Alpha Delta Theta Sorority Sunset Avenue W. E. Shirtz

Administra tive Women in Education Meet at Propylaeum

The local council of Administra tive Women in Education will meet at 6 30 this evening for dinner at the Propylaeum. A Christmas program will be held. Miss Faye Henley of the Orchard school is council president.

Council of Administrative Women In Education Propylaeum Faye Henley The Orchard School

Woman's Department Club Art Meeting Wednesday

Members of the art department of the Woman's Department Club will meet at 10 30 Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs H B Burnett 4417 North Pennnsylvania street. Current art events will be given.

Woman’s Department Club H. B. Burnett North Pennnsylvania Street

Committee to Meet Members of Kappa Chi Theta Sorority

The sorority will meet at Mrs. Mary Renner's home at 918 Castle Street on Friday evening to discuss events and activities and coordinate plans for upcoming functions.

Kappa Chi Theta Sorority Mary Renner Castle Street

Rudolph Reuter recital at Propylaeum Chicago

The second lecture recital by pianist Rudolph Reuter of Chicago was held this morning at the Propylaeum, presenting a focused musical program for attendees.

Rudolph Reuter Chicago Propylaeum

Acard Party at Holy Rosary Hall Benefit

A card party is held this afternoon and evening at Holy Rosary hall 520 Stevens street to benefit Holy Rosary church. Euchre and lotto games will be played. Games tonight begin promptly at 8 15.

Holy Rosary Hall Stevens Street Holy Rosary Church

Training of Child Rests on Parents

A columnist argues that modern delinquency stems from parental guidance or lack thereof. Each child is unique. temperament is unconscious behavior shaping responses. Parents should study and adapt to a child’s needs with sympathy and understanding to build trust and guidance.

Miss Lee Panatey

Art Department Hosts Williams on Sculpture in the Making

The Art Department of the Woman's Department Club heard C Warrer Williams speak this afternoon on sculpture in the making. Exhibits featured bas relief portraits.

C. Warrer Williams Woman’s Department Club

Rough Initiation For Sigma Phi Gamma Pledges

Rough initiation for sorority pledges will be held at 8 this evening at Miss Marguerite Johnson home 3145 Kenwood avenue. Initiates are Wanetta Schlosser Roberta Maxwell Martha Goodrich and Doris Edlington.

Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Marguerite Johnson Kenwood Avenue Wanetta Schlosser Roberta Maxwell Martha Goodrich Doris Edlington

W C T U Groups Plan Institute And Christmas Events

W C T U notes a county board meeting with new officers announced and reports from the plan committee. Luncheon followed, devotions led by Mrs E A Kemp, and a University Heights quartet performance. Upcoming institutes feature speeches on temperance and missions and a social hour. Northeast Union hosts a Christmas party with a reading on the first Christmas tree and a health dinner. Thurman Union to hold a midweek health dinner with a quartet and devotions led by Mrs Ella Meriwether.

Frank J. Lahr County Board of Directors County Plan Committee E. A. Kemp University Heights Maude Quakenbush Ethel Guiliat Maude Patton Kenneth Smith Eva Davidson

Mc Guffeyites Plan Saturday Library Meeting

The regular meeting of the Mc Guffeyites will be held Saturday at 1.30 p m at the public library. Dr D S Gobel will read a paper. Charles and Barbara Jean Craig will present a violin and piano duet. Elizabeth Stella Smith will give a piano solo and Miss Sue Aldrich will sing. Mesdames Susan Owen Laura Brown and Elizabeth Frye will give readings.

McGuffeyites D. S. Gobel Charles Barbara Jean Craig Elizabeth Stella Smith Sue Aldrich Mesdames Susan Owen Laura Brown Elizabeth Frye

A A U W Honors State Officers Here at December Meeting

The American Association of University Women will hold its December meeting Saturday at 12 30 p m at the Columbia Club to honor state officers and branch presidents. Mrs H L Smith Blooming ton state president will preside at the state board meeting before lunch. Miss Leah Feder Washington University St Louis Mo will be principal speaker and discuss changing social work requirements and new courses in the George Warren Brown department.

American Association of University Women Columbia Club H. L. Smith Bloomington State Board of Directors Leah Feder Washington University St. Louis Miss Feder Charity Organization Society New York School of Social Work George Warren Brown John R. Curry Aceitaries A Scudder Moore H. Pike B. Taylor Sue T. Clark Ruth’ O. Ben Coe Hiram T. G. Wessenberg N. D. Doane Perry Meek J. W. Weddell T. Victor ‘Keene Homer Borst Frederick Ayres Hal Keeling Alan Stackhouse Elsa Jackson Robert Sherwood Wilbur Apel Ruth Milliers Jane Brookbank Nancy Todd Jane James Ruddell Talbott

Mothers Round Table Meets Thursday in New Education Talk

The Mothers' Round Table of the Woman's Department Club holds its regular meeting Thursday at 2 pm. Eleanor Ferris of Bentley School New York speaks on Newer Ideas in Education of the Younger Child, and Carrie E. Scott of Indianapolis Public Library discusses Children's Books and Reading. Exhibits accompany the talks and tea follows hosted by committee chair Mrs. Henry Patrick. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr presides. members may bring guests.

Mother's Round Table Woman's Department Club Eleanor Ferris Bentley School New York Carrie E. Scott Indianapolis Department

Prize Recipes by Readers Luncheon Dish by Garden Rusche

The Times offers a dollar per penance line for print worthy reader recipes. This Luncheon Dish uses butter pimento cheese tuna mushrooms spaghetti and hard boiled eggs to create a cream sauce served on toast or in patty shells with a green pepper optional. Recipe by Mrs Garden Rusche 942 North Beville Avenue City.

Garden Rusche North Beville Avenue City

School of Acting to Open at Propylaeum in December

George Auerbach, former associate director of the American Laboratory Theater in New York, will open a fifteen weeks studio school of acting at the Propylaeum on 1410 North Meridian Street beginning about December 10. The course offers two sessions weekly, two to three hours each, focusing first on concentration and technique through memory and sensory exercises, then on practice and rehearsal of a comedy drama to be presented by students with self-designed sets.

George Auerbach American Laboratory Theater New York Propylaeum North Meridian Street

Euritt-Gephart Marriage Announcement Promised

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gephart daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Gephart Otterbein and Dr H D Euritt Otterbein with plans for their residence.

Euritt-Gephart Elizabeth Gephart Charles W. Gephart Otterbein H. D. Euritt

Women pastor series opens at Roberts Park church timed for 2 30 PM

A two part women’s mass meeting begins Tuesday at 2 30 PM in Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr. John Timothy Stone of Chicago as principal speaker. Also speaking are Mrs M Earl Robbins of Indianapolis and author Ralph Connor of Winnipeg. Music by Signor Marie Capelli. Mrs Felix T McWhirter presides. Second meeting Wednesday features Dr Albert Parker Fitch of New York and Gifford Pinchot with Capelli singing. Meetings align with the Men’s Council of the Methodist Episcopal church. Young men will hear Branch Rickey and Ralph Connor at 7 30 PM Tuesday.

Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church John Timothy Stone Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago M. Earl Robbins Indianapolis Ralph Conner Winnipeg Canada Signor Marie Capelli Vatican Rome Felix T. McWhirter St. Louis National League Baseball Ralph Connor

Card Parties Held Across City This Week

Groups including Parties Drill team at Center Camp and No 1397 R N A host card parties. United Ancient Order of Druids and United Garment Workers schedule events this week. A benefit card party aids the Southeastern Rebekah degree staff. Eagles Woman’s Auxiliary stages a public board party and banco at Eagle’s temple.

East New York Street Woman's Auxiliary Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 Order of Eagles Banco Eagle's Temple West Vermont Street

Shower Honors Bride-Elect of Late December

Miss Evadne Huntington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hec tor Huntington, will wed Charles Snider on December 29 at Cumberland Baptist church. Miss Sara Kathryn Hinchman hosted a kitchen shower with peach orchid and green chrysanthemum decor. Gifts were given by Miss Barbara Jean Cotton to the bride elect, as a list of attendees including Mrs John Snyder and Mrs Malcolm Elmore was noted.

Evadne Huntington Hector Huntington Charles Snider Cumberland Baptist Church Sara Kathryn Hinchman Barbara Jean Cotton Miss Huntington Mesdames John Snyder Malcolm Elmore Jose Cotton Clara Thornmeyer Carrie May Huntington Florence Challis Eleanor Watson Luell Wambsganss Helen Stimson Ruth Anna Johnson Dorothea White Cornelia Fanelly Eleanor Amos Stella Mollering Mildred Mary Worrell Sopha Katherine Florise Scott Fred K. Hinchman

Remembering and Forgetting lecture by Dr Richardson

A lecture on Remembering and Forgetting is scheduled Tuesday at 2 30 pm before members of the applied education department of the Woman s Department Club. Dr Richardson will speak this meeting will be held at the clubhouse.

Applied Education Department Woman's Department Club Richardson

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Hatch in Earl Park

Mr and Mrs Charles Hatch of Earl Park celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Friday dinner for their children and families. An open house for friends and relatives followed the meal.

Charles Hatch Earl Park

Dance Set for Dec 10 by Indianapolis Steel Society

Indianapolis chapter of the American Society for Steel Treating will host its annual dance and fun fest at 7 45 Monday night December 10. A pre dance meeting will precede the event with Fort Wayne speaker H B Knowlton slated to address attendees.

Indianapolis The American Society For Steel Treating H. B. Knowlton Fort Wayne

Sorority Meeting Hostess Dorothy Goad Sets Tuesday Program

Miss Dorothy Goad of 2404 Brookside Boulevard will host a Tuesday Delta Tau Omega sorority meeting. Pledges will present a program during the evening gathering.

Dorothy Goad Brookside Boulevard Delta Tau Omega Sorority

Sugar in cereals makes meals easier for children

A Dietitians notes that sugar helps children accept bone-building cereals and fruits with gentle, intelligent sweetening. Sugar provides energy for active kids and aids in consuming milk, cereals, vegetables, and fruit.

Cnispreen The Sugar Institute

Times Pattern Pattern for Girls Dress in Four Sizes

The Times offers a dress pattern for girls ages six, eight, ten, and twelve. A ten year size needs 27 yards of 36 inch material plus a yard of contrasting fabric for collar and revers facings with long sleeves. short sleeves require 254 yards total. Submit the coupon with 15 cents to obtain delivery in about a week.

the Times Pattern Department of the Times

Sorority to Meet at Teachers College on Thursday

The educational developments committee chaired by Mrs. Richard Lieber will meet at 5 30 Thursday at the Teachers College. Mrs. T G Wesenberg will speak on Woman and a Career. A discussion will follow a dinner.

Richard Lieber Teachers’ College T. G. Wesenberg

Tabernacle Church Christmas Bazaar Set This Week

The Tabernacle Presbyterian women plan a two day Christmas bazar in the church assembly room from 9 am to 6 pm with luncheon at 12:30 pm. Mrs. W. H. Elvin leads as general chair, with Circle 1 through Circle 4 booths offering pillows, towels, art, white elephant, trade items, band box, a children’s tree, and a craft table. Various guilds and societies will assist in arranging and serving tea at the Silver Teapot.

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church W. H. Elvin L. A. Wiles Podunk Circle 1 Mesdames W. J. Herrington W. T. Cochrane Rena Mallory Wiles Circle 2 J. B. Loatz Mesdames O. D. May J. McConnell Hugh Pollock Horce Woods L. Moroney Fred Willis W. Flem Sprosby Circle 3 A. W. Antrim W. Hampton F. E. Overman J. W. Bryan S. W. Lloyd W. R. Beck G. W. Hardisty Charles McNeil C. E. Stevens W. M. Husbands Circle 4 J. E. Shideler Mary Klenchy W. E. Stalnaker Emma Barnes John Beach Frank Bowers A. H. Butts O. A. Hoffman David Fox W. K. Geardon Paul J. Stokes C. O. Townsend L. E. Brown Ralph Elvin T. F. Davidson G. B. Eliott H. W. Painter H. W. Rhodehamel Charles Campbell Johns Macy H. T. Griffith Robert Turnbull George Moore Albert Seaton Paul Payne H. W. Hampton William Dobson H. G. Powers Bert Forbes Wallace Hall Thad D. Hall Harry Daugherty A. W. Early Dinkel and Anderson Guilds Junior Missionary Society

Independent social and study club meetings listed

Independent Social Club members will meet with the Indianapolis Council of Women. Irvington Home Study Club meets with Mrs Frank Brown at 5855 Lowell avenue. Mrs George C Bosley presents Letters from an Ocean Travel. Proctor Club gathers at Mrs C S Sweeney 1217 North Delaware. Indorsers of Photoplays convene at 10 am at Fletcher American Bank. Heys Study Club guests at the Y M C A.

Independent Social Club Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur McKinsey Frankfort Indiana Women’s Republican Club National Conference of Legion Auxiliary the Legion James F. Barton Charles R. Seymour Chapeau Nationale Forty and Eight Gwendolyn Wiggin McDowell C. W. Ardery Watson B. Miller Legion Rehabilitation Committee of the Legion A. H. Hoffman Rehabilitation Committee of the Auxiliary S. A. Blackburn Kentucky L. F. Hadden Louisiana Frank B. Emery Pennsylvania John Thomas Taylor Region National Legislative Committee William H. Biester the Auxiliary Frank. E. Samuel Legion National Adjutant Hargrave A. C. Carlson Minnesota Ethel H. Flynn California Donna Akin Auxiliary National Poppy Division Harold D. Robinson O. D. Oiphant Auxiliary National Defense Committee Joseph H. Thompson A. F. McKissick Franklin Lee Bishop Dan Sowers Region Americanism Division William H. Cudworth National Americanization Committee Thomas Salter Alabama C. W. Dressler Emma C. Puschner Region Child Welfare Division J. P. Barrett Auxiliary Child Welfare Committee Alice H. Warner Florida Vaun Scott Seybert Indiana H. My-ron Shelley Iowa Cecelia W. Wenz Eben Putnam Emma Hadorn Horace M. Holden Georgia Peter C. Harris World War Orphans’ Division Legion Dorothy B. Harper Auxiliary O. H. Allbee C. E. McGlasson National Community Service and Unit Activities Committee Blanche W. Scallen R. B. McCoy Wisconsin Mesdames Gill Susie Mae Dyson Connecticut Church Circle Mother Camsleep Vicks Alliance Bazar Wayhinger Union Centenary Christian Church Eleventh Oxford Streets M. D. Willey Clarence E. Wagner J. W. Burt William F. Rithenburger Lola Paddock Mae Brown Frances Cleveland Central A. E. Kemp Aretha Lamb Frank Cropsey Northeast Union Cora Arnold North Gate Street Mattie Clymer Ruth Yount Will Coolman Lillie Heizer Thurman Union Rebecca Stitt Miller Street Ella Meriwether Thurman Quartet Estella Ballenger A.A.U.W Mothers Times Sven United Ancient Order of Druids Ruth Woolums North Euclid Avenue East Washington Street United Garment Workers I. O. O. F. Hall Cottage Avenue Olive Street Rebekah Euchre Mabich Sporting Goods East Washington Street Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Indianapolis, Ind Mother's Girl Tabernacle Church Bazar Jimmy’s Jimmy Summers Golf School Maryland South WFBM Wilbur C Dealer E. J. Tobin Chicago, Illinois Milton C. Work A. R. Coffin Bs Ie Anea Tt Mr. Work
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