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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

2

Bazaars Planned Across Irvington Churches This Week

Women of St. Matthew's Episcopal church Irvington host a Christmas bazar at the Irvington Masonic Temple Thursday with chairs Mrs Paul B. Ellett and Mrs Arthur Schulze guiding. Other sales and meals run by local groups. proceeds support church activities. A Mothers Alliance chapter at Butler University also stages a bazar Friday at 4615 Sunset Avenue with a luncheon and card games. Berean Bible class hosts a bazar Friday at Woodruff Place Baptist church from 2 pm to 10 pm with a 6:30 pm chicken dinner. Fifty first Street Methodist Episcopal church bazar opens Friday at 2:30 pm with dinner at 6 pm and various coordinating chairs.

St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Irvington Irvington Masonic Temple Paul B. Ellett Women’s Guild Arthur Schulze Mothers’ Circle Booths Mesdames J. McRoberts Harry Wangelin Clifford Wright Della King David Burgess P. B Mothers’ Alliance of Alpha Vesta Theta Sorority Butler University Ouse Sunset Avenue W. E. Shutz Fred Smith A. T. Everwood Ward Hale T. B. Tomlinson Henry Hussey Berean Bible Woodruff Place Baptist Church Walcott East Michigan J. Shank Riley Fifty-first Street Methodist Episcopal Church Fifty-first Street Central Avenue Albert Ward A. B Wilson J. N. Lemon B. F. Deer

Thursday Club Meetings Open With Hostesses Named

The Thursday Afternoon Club plans a meeting at Mrs. Ira Foxworthy’s home 45 North Bolton Avenue with Mrs. F P Tompkins assisting. The Ladies' Federal Club gathers at Mrs. F A Lorenz 1450 Pleasant Street with Mrs. R E Malloch reviewing The Bridge of San Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder for members of the Thursday Lyceum Club. The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club meets at the Women's Department Club.

Ira Foxworthy North Bolton Avenue F.P. Tompklins Ladies’ Federal Club F. A. Lorenz Pleas Ant Street R. E. Malloch Bridge of San Luis Rey Thornton Wilder Lyceum Club J. L. Fish

Farewell Parties For Local Residents Tomorrow

A series of farewell gatherings honor Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dettlaff of 3015 North Meridian as they prepare to move to Florida. Also noted are Mrs. W. D. Long visiting Westfield for a Woman's Club program, and several others returning from trips or visits to St. Louis and Champaign with details of addresses and hosts.

Theodore Dettlaff Meridian Street Florida W. D. Long North Alabama Street Westfield Woman's Club

Sugar U. K. for Teeth Says M.D.

An eminent British authority argues sugar promotes saliva flow aiding teeth cleanliness and digestion. He notes rough foods and fruits, warns against starvation for weight loss, and urges a varied diet with sweetness as nature’s perfect flavor. Sugar Institute.

Oerder Dor Kttors The Sugar Institute

Christmas Bazaar Led by Alpha Delta Theta Helpers

Mrs. W. E. Schutz heads the Mothers' Alliance for the Butler University Alpha Delta Theta sorority bazar set for Friday at the chapter house 4615 Sunset Avenue.

Mothers’ Alliance of the Alpha Delta Theta Sorority Butler University

More Hostesses Named for Irvington Art Exhibit

Additional hostesses are listed for the Irvington Art exhibit in the Carr salesrooms East Washington street under the Irvington Union of Clubs. The show runs through Sunday with officers and delegates serving as hostesses. The program spans Thursday to Saturday with various clubs and associations providing attendance and staffing.

Irvington Carr East Washington Street Irvington Union of Clubs Union of Clubs Shakespeare Fred Weiss Grant Collins E. R Yates Irvington Garden Club Walter South S. J. Carr Robert Hall Charles Henry C. Hughes Willis Miller Anna Lott Parent-Teachers’ Association Edward Kealing Everitt Smock William Fisher Eugene Cox D. T. Noonan William Makepiece H. A. Hoffman

Dance to Honor Harvard Singers and Williams Actors

A dance at the Woodstock Club in Indianapolis honors the Harvard Musical Clubs and the Williams Cap and Bells Dramatic Association. After concerts at the Masonic Temple and the Little Theater Playhouse on December 29, alumni groups plan the dance, with Arthur A. Brown Jr. and others leading arrangements.

Woodstock Club Harvard Musical Clubs Williams College Cup Bells Dramatic Association Williams and Harvard Alumni Associations Indiana Indianapolis Masonic Temple Williams Cap and Bells John Barleycogn Pidgeon Little Thea Playhouse Arthur A. Brown Jr H. Schuyler Col S. Taylor Creighton Kurt Pantzer

Family Menus by Sister Mary Breakfast and Dinner Menu

A church kitchen menu lists breakfast including grapes cereal cream scrambled eggs with dried beef toast milk coffee and lunch with vegetable pie open egg lettuce sandwiches apple sauce and cakes. A dessert recipe for Chocolate Drop Cakes uses oil brown sugar eggs cocoa mashed potato and nuts or raisins with baking powder and a moderate oven.

Little Girls Sleeveless Dress Pattern 6 Months to 3 Years

Dainty pattern for a tiny sleeveless dress with yoke, inverted plait at center back and a neat collar. Offered in China silk dimity dotted Swiss voile or batiste with optional ruffles and ribbons. four sizes require yardage details and a 15 cent pattern request via mail.

Times Pattern Department of the Times

Thompson to Speak on Lafayette in Indiana DAR Chapter

Charles N. Thompson will address the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter D A R at its regular Thursday meeting at the chapter house. The better films committee will host a card party there Friday afternoon with reservations by calling the house.

Lafayette Indiana Caroline Scott Harrison Charles N. Thompson Better Films Committee

Mrs Cleophas Club Hosts Luncheon And 500 Party

Mrs Edgar Sheets hosted a luncheon and 500 party at 716 Linwood Avenue for Cleophas Club members. Arrangements were finalized for the annual Christmas party to be held December 16.

Edgar Sheets Linwood Avenue Cleophas Club

Ritter Brown Announcement of Nov 30 Marriage

Miss Georgianna Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Brown 1429 William Street wed Joseph Rodney Ritter on November 30 at Spencer with Rev McFadden of the Baptist church officiating.

Georgianna Brown George W. Brown William Street Joseph Rodney Ritter Spencer Mr. McFadden The Baptist Church

Benefit Banco Party for St. Mark's Lutheran Bazaar

Mrs J T Knannlein hosted a banco party at 1601 East Michigan Street this afternoon to support St Mark's Lutheran church bazar. Assisting guests included Mesdames Paul Fauster Walter Meyer and George Du Rie.

J. T. Knannlein East Michigan Street St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Banco Paul Fauster Walter Meyer George du Rie

YWCA Plans for Christmas Activities

The YWCA outlines Christmas preparations including the December 14 hanging of the greens with a 7 p.m. program in the lobby and carol singing. An Industrial department bazar on a Saturday evening raises funds for Camp Grey delegates and women workers’ summer school.

Camp Grey Elsie Kinerk Beulah Tanner Blanche Forrester Malvina Smith H. B. Fonda Walter Greenough Edna Christian Margaret Evans Clara Lieber Ella McCrae Club Young Business and Professional Women’s Department Frieda Martin

Education plans for war orphans outlined by Legion leaders

Major-General P. C. Harris and Mrs. Dorothy B. Parker presented plans for the education of world orphans at the two day conference in Washington with state auxiliary presidents and secretaries in attendance. The program covered Americanization, national defense, and community service with remarks by auxiliary and legion leaders from Georgia Kansas Nebraska and other states.

P. C. Harris Dorothy B. Parker Washington, D. C The American Legion Auxiliary Legion Headquarters Harris United States Army Legion and Auxiliary Dan Sowers Burksville Legion William H. Cudworth Milwaukee National Committee For the Auxiliary D. D. Oliphant Auxiliary National Defense Committee C. E. McGlasson Lincoln Neb Frank Fleming Augustus Horace M. Holden Athens Georgia Emma Hadorn Home Kan

Pledge Service Card Party at 234 South Walcott

A benefit pillow-slip card party benefits a pledge service. It will run at 3 30 and 6 p m Thursday at 234 South Walcott Street. Euchre and banco will be played. Mesdames J P Smith and George Wittmier are hostesses.

South Walcott Street Euchre Banco Mesdames J. P. Smith George Wittmier

Alpha Delta Phi Pledge Ceremony At Mrs Stonehouse Home

A candlelight service and buffet supper will be held this evening at 1540 King Avenue hosted by Mrs Russel Stonehouse. Misses Virginia Holmes Hilda Ludgin Mary Stinett Ella Becker Carilyn Warner and Irene Norer will be pledged into Alpha chapter Delta Phi sorority.

Russel Stonehouse King Avenue Alpha Chapter Delta Phi Sorority Misses Virginia . Holmes Hilda Ludgin Mary Stinett Ella Becker Carilyn Warner Irene Norer

Art Group to Meet at 5436 East Washington Street

The Indianapolis branch art appreciation group of the American Association of University Women meets with Mrs J A Swope at 3 Thursday afternoon to view Irvington salon exhibits by Miss Constance Forsythe. The state board of the AAUW will lunch at the Columbia Club on Saturday.

Indianapolis American Association of University Women J. A. Swope East Washington Street Irvington Constance Forsythe Board of the State Columbia Club

Sorority Meeting Precedes Dinner at Miss McLeod’s Home

A chili supper at 6 p m precedes the Sigma Chi Gamma sorority regular meeting at Miss Eva McLeod’s home 3346 Kenwood avenue Friday evening. All members and pledges urged to attend.

Sigma Chi Gamma Sorority Eva McLeod Kenwood Avenue

Card Party Thursday by Women of Mooseheart Legion

The Women of Mooseheart Legion host a card party at 2 30 Thursday afternoon at Moosehall 135 North Delaware street. Pledge services will be held by the Sahara Buds Friday evening at Hotel Severin urging all members and pledges to attend.

Mooseheart Legion Moosehall North Delaware Street Sahara Buds Hotel Severin

Pi Gamma Tau to Meet at Chamber of Commerce

Pi Gamma Tau sorority will meet at the Chamber of Commerce this evening. Card party today hosted by Women of St. Francis at 8 30 this evening on Twenty second street and Avondale place.

Pi Gamma Tau Sorority Chamber of Commerce St. Francis’ Church Twenty-second Street Avondale Place

Card Party Tonight at St. Rochs Hall

Women of St. Rochs parish held a card party in St. Rochs Hall at 3600 South Meridian Street with Mrs Albert Stocker in charge.

St. Roch’s Parish St. Roch’s Hall South Meridian Street Albert Stocker

Evening Ensemble in Light Lee Velvet Over Blue Gown

A bright medium blue chiffon gown is paired with an evening coat of very light Lee velvet, lined with a darker tie, creating a reversed blue ensemble for the evening.

Once More for Love or Money in a Moral Dilemma

A reader asks Miss Lee to advise a girl torn between love and money. A wealthy bachelor offers marriage, yet love recalls a poorer college sweetheart. Marion suggests choosing happiness in companionship or lifestyle, even if costly, and hints at practical comforts.

Miss Lee Marion

Prize Recipes by Readers in The Times

The Times offers one dollar per recipe submitted judged meritorious for printing. One recipe appears weekly and twelve are printed on Fridays. Address Recipe Editor The Times. Instructions list ingredients and steps for a square cake with shortening sugar chocolate cinnamon milk flour salt and pecans. Mrs R E Harold 123 North Swope Street Greenfield provided the recipe.

the Times R. E. Harold North Swope Street Greenfield

Luncheon Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Hilgemeier

Mrs George Hilgemeier Jr entertained Tuesday with a luncheon bridge party at 3540 North Meridian. Pink decorations featured pink roses at the table. Guests included Mesdames Marcus Warrender George Augustus Lemcke Francis Feeney Walter Baker Williams Ellison Fadely Ralph Whitehill and Misses Imogene Shea Jane Griffith Hortense Hahn Rosemary Clune Rosamond Hammond Martha Wood Helen Oakes Betty Hereth Marie Fisenlohr Dorothy Stafford Mauri Liebman Mary Elizabeth Staples.

George Hilgemeier Jr 3540 North Meridian Street Mesdames Marcus Warrender George Augustus Lemcke Francis J. Feeney Walter Baker Williams Ellison Fadely Ralph B. Whitehill Imogene Shea Jane Griffith Hortense Hahn Rosemary Clune Rosamond Hammond Martha Wood Helen Oakes Betty

Charity Card Party Raised Proceeds For Good

Warfleigh Guest Club held a benefit card party at 6404 College Ave hosted by Mrs Otis I Masten. Mrs D E Ricketts led as general chair with Mrs George Fletcher assisting. proceeds went to charity. Plans for a Christmas luncheon bridge were set at Hoosier Athletic Club.

Warfleigh Guest Club Otis I. Masten College Avenue D. E. Ricketts George Fletcher

Testa Pi Alumnae to Hold Linen Shower Meeting

The Sorority Linen Shower group at 4403 North Capitol Avenue will meet at 7 30 this evening at the chapter house for a short business session followed by a linen shower for the active chapter.

Sorority Alps Testa Pi Alumnae Association North Capitol Avenue

Leaders Group of Girl Scouts Hosts Reception

Mrs. E. Blake Francis commissioner of the Girl Scouts entertained members of the Leaders Society and council at her home 133 East Forty second street Tuesday evening. Assisting Mrs. Francis was Mrs. Charles Trask leaders president. Misses Jean Adamson and Miriam Fay assisted. A talk on national Girl Scout work was given by Mrs. Henry E. Hayward.

E. Blake Francis Girl Scouts Leaders’ Society East Forty-second Street Francis Charles Trask Leaders Association Indianapolis Henry E. Hayward Trask Jean Adamson Miriam Fay

Connersville Woman Displays 34 Oil Paintings for Sale

Mrs. Harry M. Johnson exhibits thirty four oil paintings at the library this week. The landscapes flowers and still lifes include works seen at the Hoosier salon in Chicago and the John Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis.

Harry M. Johnson Connersville Chicago John Herron Art Institute Indianapolis

Miss Schellschmidt Hosts French Class Tea

Miss Pauline Schellschmidt of 2917 Washington boulevard entertained with a studio ten Tuesday afternoon at the Virginia True studio to honor members of her French class and a few friends. The event featured red tapers and holiday decorations. She spoke on Scenes de la Vie while her sister Mrs Louise Schellschmidt Koehne played French harp pieces.

Miss Schellschmidt Pauline Schellschmidt Washington Boulevard Virginia True Louise Schellschmidt Koehne Mesdames Russell Ryan Joseph J. Daniels Austin H. Brown Clara Leiber

Honor Daughter Opal Jackson Leaves for Farnham Seminary

Mr and Mrs Harry J Turner hosted a farewell party Tuesday evening for their daughter Miss Opal Virginia Jackson who leaves today for Farnham Conn to attend Farnham Seminary. Guests included Misses Martha Yeager Joyce Hope Elizabeth Stevens Harriet Minter Pauline Sanders Martha Lou Colbertt Katherine Meyer Mildred Bassett Theresa Marks. Miss Lucile Raney who graduated from the seminary accompanied Miss Jackson to Farnham.

Opal Virginia Jackson Farnham

Miss Troutto to Speak at Northwood Church Dinner

Miss Daisy June Trout head of mission department of United Christian Missionary Society will speak on Oneness of Purpose at the Northwood Christian church fellowship dinner on Forty sixth street and Central avenue at 6 30 Thursday evening Mrs John A Firestine will lead devotional exercises Mrs J L Young will read scripture and lead prayer The devotional topic is Contribution of Worship to Universal Peace Miss Ruby Winders will head the musical program and the Northwood mixed quartet will sing Peace and It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Quartet members are Mrs Carl Means Soo prano Miss Winders contralto Glen Finley tenor and Paul Winter bass The speaker for next week will be Fred Hoke.

Daisy June Trout Department of Missionary Organization United Christian Missionary Society Northwood Christian Church Forty-sixth Street Central Avenue John A. Firestine J. L. Young Ruby Winders Northwood Carl Means Soo Prano Miss Winders Glen Finley Paul Winter Fred Hoke

Christmas Music at Christ Church Dec 15

Alpha Chi Omega sorority presents a Christmas concert at Christ Church on Monument Circle at noon Saturday December 15 open to the public. Mrs James M Ogden organizer and director of the Ogden chorale returns as chairman. Chimes will ring five minutes before services with a processional by the chorale and Alpha Chi Omega chorus in white surplices. Organists Mrs Howard L Clippinger and Miss Carol Mayborn, reader Mrs Bess Sanders Wright, and harpist Miss Dorothy Dipple participate.

Alpha Chi Omega Soriority Christchurch Monument Circle James M. Ogden Ogden Chorale Alpha Chi Omega Quartet Musicale Chorale Alpha Chi Omega Chorus Howard L. Clippinger Carol Mayborn Bess Sanders Wright Dorothy Dipple

Marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore and Ralph Theodore Simon Announced

Announcement was made Sunday afternoon of the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs William Anderson Moore and Ralph Theodore Simon which took place at Lafayette Saturday Nov 24 The couple will be at home at 5140 East Washington Street after Dec 10.

Mary Elizabeth Moore William Anderson Moore Ralph Theodore Simon Lafayette the Columbian Christine Moore

Delta Gamma Delta Sorority Meeting Tonight

Members of Delta Gamma Delta sorority will meet late this evening at the Spink Arms hotel.

Delta Gamma Delta Sorority Spink-Arms_ hotel

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