Yuletide Social Calendar In Indianapolis Clubs
Dorothy Stephenson notes a string of Christmas and New Year events in Indianapolis. The Monday Guild of Woman's Department Club and Community Welfare Dept host a card party. Indianapolis Chapter 20 NACDR hosts an orphan Christmas party. Woman's Department Club and Woman's Round Table plan a Christmas party. Miss Quig and Miss Kinder’s pupils attend a holiday party. tea dances and receptions occur at Columbia Club. New Year's open house at Meridian Street chapter house. No 7 division L A A O H holds a Christmas card party with Euchre banco and lotto chaired by Mrs Cooney and assisted by listed ladies.
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Dorothy Stephenson
Indianapolis
Woman's Department Club
Community Welfare Department
Woman's Organization
National Association of Retail Druggists
College of Pharmacy
Woman's Round Table
Helen Louise Quig
Leona Kinder
Columbia Club
Chapter House
Meridian St
Maryland St
Younger Pupils 10 to Guest at Holiday Party
Miss Helen Louise Quig and Miss Leona Kinder of the Metropolitan School of Music will entertain their younger pupils with a holiday party Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the North Building. Assisting are Miss teuber Hill Valmer Nicholas Rathert King Wagner. Program includes piano duets, solos, readings, and a Christmas theme with many names listed as guests and performers.
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Helen Louise Quig
Leona Kinder
Metropolitan School of Music
North Bldr
Thirty-Fourth
Pennsylvania Sts
Mary Teuber
Maria Hill
Jelen Valmer
Vera Nicholas
Florence Rathert
Elizabeth King
Ruth Wagner
N. L
Wright
Dorothy Aldag
Risher Mavent
Darah
Dixie Leverday
Santa Claus
Mary Lou Over
Altarello
Frontini
Charles Quveph
Krentzlina
Eleanor Rathert
Doe
al Ol Ai
Herschell Maxine
Louis Higram
Torjussen
Ethel Louise Finley
Eugene Kerre
Uth Eloise Dale
MacDowell
Dixie Lee Easterday
Jestine
Deane Hoatson
Betty Humphries
Virginia Tislow
Mary Lou Watts
Mary Katherine Lutz
Robert Brockway
Naomi Manley
Katherine Weiss
Helen Lando
John Schumacher
Eugene
Mary Katherine Kerr
Betty Lou Moores
Marjorie Pendleton
Robert Emhardt
Helen Travis
June Billeter
Adele Meyer
Lillian Judd
John Miller
Robert
Pauline Teagarden
Marjorie Ferree
Carl Bohn
Junior Dewitt
Marjorie Kern
Carl Joyce
Katherine Yelton
Marie Miller
Lois Jennings
Helen Palmer
Mary Edith Palmer
Martha Belle McWilliams
Merian Clark
Alvena W. Mittman
Esther Cox
Dorothy Allanson
Martha Jane
Jean Banister
I Fsabeth Beckman
Marthabelle Lisht
Ruth Dale
Charlotte Dunn
Malcolm
Myrna Elwood
Joyce Kiauve
Dorothy Haught
Helen Hogs
Jaxine Ingram
Lawrence Kiewitt
Izabeth King
Mary Bartha Lay
W C A Notes Christmas Party At South YWCA
Manual High School Girl Re clubs held a Christmas party at the Side Y. W. C. A. in the Reserve Club room on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Clara ble served as advisor to club No. 13 and Miss Thelma cobs was the social chairman. The Loyalty Club plans a Christmas party at 7 30 p m with Miss Effie Lendormi hosting at 525 N Hamilton Ave guests to bring a 10 cent gift for the tree.
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Manual High School
Re‘lubs
Side Y. W. C. A
Rau
South Y. W. C. A
Clarable
Club No. 13
Vor
Thelma _cobs
Iss Effie Lendormi
N. Hamilon Ave
Party at K of C Hall Card Party Planned
Daughters of Isabella host afterno on and evening card party at K of C hall. Mrs John O'Brien oversees the food sale in the afternoon while Regina Meyer and Amelia Vanier run the cards. Committee lists 120 members. Reservations available with the committee chair.
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Isabella
K. of C. Hall
John O’brien
Regina Meyer
Amelia Vanier
Orphans Party Planned by Indianapolis Retail Druggists
One hundred forty orphans will be entertained Tuesday afternoon in the College of Pharmacy chapter room. Christmas greens poinsettias and bells decorate the room and gifts will be given from a large Christmas tree. Mrs. E. H. Enners will act as Santa Claus. A film A Kiss for Cinderella will be shown and interpretive dances by Lawson O Malley and Jackie Young will follow. Committee in charge includes Mrs W C Freund president and several other local ladies.
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Indianapolis
Woman‘s Organization
National Association of Retail Druggists
College of Pharmacy
E. H. Enners
Santa Claus
Cinderella
Indorsers
Lawson
O'Malley
Jackie Young
W. C. Freund
Edward Ferger
J. C. Mead
C. B. Stoltz
Lloyd Wess
Adolphus Hoffman
W. A. Oren
John Pantzer
Charles Mueller
J. L. Heider
James Sproule
Mark Jett
William Werner
Charles Jackson
Sweaters Trend Among Young Sportswomen Remains Strong
Sweaters continue to dominate the wardrobes of young female athletes with turtle necks and heather tones paired with plaid or velveteen skirts, creating a smart, coordinated look.
Christmas at Marion County Detention Home Brightens Locked Children
Thirty two children at the Marion County Detention Home on Christmas Day received toys, a decorated tree, and meals as Juvenile Court workers and local groups funded gifts from Rotary Club and Family Welfare Society. Rev. Scheperle distributed small gifts while Miss Pray noted many children are not truly bad, but victims of broken homes and neglect. A Christmas Eve event preceded the day and visitors joined in singing Chestnut.
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Marion County
Nick
Eleventh St
Capitol Ave
Santa Claus
Family Welfare Society
Rotary Club
Frank S. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Henry R. Scheperle
Susanna J. Pray
Miss Pray
Chest Sane
Two Weddings and Holiday Gatherings Highlight City News
Before her marriage Mrs. Irma Mann became Mrs. Joseph Shockley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mann. The couple reside at 470 FE Washington St Attendants included Miss Melvina Mann maid of honor Mrs Nellie Jones and Miss Thelma Harding. Also Mrs Hush C Beal formerly Miss Jacqueline Gillum daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gillum 1209 Finley St Mr and Mrs Beal wed on Mare Island California. Miss Ruth and Miss Ronda Jenkins university students from Stertham College visit with parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Jenkins 1536 N Gale St over the holidays.
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Joseph Shockley
Irma Mann
John Mann
City
Hush C. Beal
Jacqueline Gillum
William Gillum
Finley St
Beal
Mare Island
California
Ruth Ant
Ronda Jenkins
Stertham College
Thomas Jenkins
N. Gale St
Messiah Broadcast From WIRM Sunday Evening
Handel's The Messiah portion to be aired on WIRM Merchants Heat and Light Saturday evening at 8:15. Soloists include soprano Maty auise Ki cose, tenor and bass soloists, with the Pastoral Symphony and choruses. The program features arias and recitatives from the oratorio with organist M. A. and conductor.
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George Frederick Handel
WIRM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Zion
Baes
Jarence
Rkin Welch
Ponies
P Mathilda C. Heuser
Maty Auise
Frede Krall
Ernest Hoberiein
Noteaton
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club Christmas Luncheon
The Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club hosts a Christmas luncheon at the Columbia Club. Various clubs including Inter-Alia Amicitia and Butler Alumnae plan meetings with hostesses and speakers on topics from Slavery to Manners and Customs. The North Side Study Club, Friday Afternoon Reading, and Elizabethan era literature discussion are scheduled with named leaders and hostesses. The new year program is led by Mrs. E. H. Elwood.
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Meridian Heights
Columbia Club
Marguerite Hansen
Jess A. Roush
Henry A. Cochrane
Arthur &. Carr
Amicitia Club
Carl R. Day
North Side
Herbert K. Fatout
John Ry Ward
Recipes By Readers Note The Times Cabinet
Recipe by Annetta E Warrick Hope nd uses two eggs one cup powdered sugar one tablespoon flour one teaspoon baking powder one cup walnuts one cup dates beat ingredients add nuts and dates bake in water bath half hour cool chill serve with whipped cream winner offered cabinets mailed to Recipe Editor The Times
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the Times
Annetta E. Warrick
Hope
Pattern order notice from Indianapolis Times
Pattern department vacancy advertises 15 cents payment for pattern order. Includes pattern number 2958 and fields for size name address city required.
Novel belt arrangement pattern for two-piece dress
Fashion pattern Design No 2958 offers a two-piece skirt and waist with belt accents in two tones. Sizes 16 to 42 inches require yardage specified, price 15 cents, with delivery in about a week after coupon submission to The Times pattern department.
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New York City
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
Family Luncheon and Dinner Menu Including Desert Sweets
Menus describe a family luncheon with cream of pea soup egg salad toasted crackers pineapple bavarian cream cocoa and a dinner of pan broiled lamb chops twice baked potatoes creamed carrots stuffed celery salad bran rolls mince pie milk and coffee. A separate Apple and Corn Meal Pone recipe lists corn meal boiling water eggs baking powder butter salt apples molasses and method notes. :-NIA Service. Inc.)
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NIA Service. Inc
Wedding on Christmass Eve in Englewood Church
Miss Katherine Ahern daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ahern wed Edward Busselle at Englewood Christian Church with an improvised palm altar and candles. Rev O E Trinkle officiated as family and out of town guests attended. The couple planned a January 1 home at 439 Drexel Ave. follow-up notices include a local fire company meeting.
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Katherine Jane Ahern
James Ahern
N. Drexel Ave
Edward Thomas Busselle
Colorado Ave
O. E. Trinkle
Englewood
Busselle
Drexel Ave
William Ahern
Washington, D. C
M. B. Ahern
Chicago
William Fiscus
Zelpha
Shelbyville
Crystal rondels Inspire Necklace Fashion Trend
Necklaces made entirely of crystal rondels or thin disks strung close together are popular. The delicate rondels are also paired with pearls, creating versatile jewelry styles.
Fabric Gloves for Women Wardrobe Color Variants
Opinion urges women to own three or four fabric glove pairs in varying shades for different costumes. Claims they wash easily and are warmer than kid leather.
Christmas Joy for World Needs Christ
Dr. Jason Noble Pierce reflects on Christmas as more than a date or ritual. He frames the holiday as a spiritual experience that awakens mercy, brotherhood, justice, and peace, urging the world to welcome the Christ child into hearts, transforming individuals and nations.
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David
Israel
Lead Musical Revolution for America the Beautiful
Boston organizers Miss Katherine Lee Bates and Mrs. William Arms Fisher launch a nationwide contest for a new melody to America the Beautiful. Judges at the National Federation of Music Clubs convention in Chicago next April may adopt the tune as the national anthem, replacing Materna.
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United States
Katherine Lee Bates
William Arms Fisher
National Federation of Music Clubs
Boston
Mass
Federation
Chicago
Sahara Buds Give Christmas Party for Indianapolis Orphans
The Sahara Buds, Sahara Grotto girls’ auxiliary, hosted a Christmas party for the Indianapolis Orphans Home children on a Wednesday evening. They donated fudge, decorated a large Christmas tree, lit blue and gold candles, and performed a drill. Hostess Miss Margaret Boyden welcomed guests at 2047 N Tacoma. Santa helper Miss Eileen Swartz distributed gifts. honored guests included Chester Co. Martin and Lawrence Drapier.
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Indianapolis
Sahara Buds
Sahara Grotto
Margaret Boyden
Tacoma
Eileen Swartz
Santa Claus
Monarch Chester CO
Martin
Lawrence Drapier
Laundering Tip Warns Against Wringer Use on Linens
A care note advises avoiding wringers when washing table linens to prevent deep creases that are hard to remove. The guidance emphasizes gentle handling and air drying to maintain fabric smoothness.
Open House By Woman's Department Club On New Year
The Woman's Department Club invites members and guests to an all day New Year's Day open house from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the club rooms at 1702 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Charles Gemmer leads the hospitality team with Mrs. George Van Dyke and Mrs. Robert Elliott assisting. The Friendship Circle, chaired by Mrs. Roy Caylor, will staff the dining room while several members join at the tea table. Victoria Montani the harpist will perform during the event.
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Woman's Department Club
Charles Gemmer
George ‘van Dyke
Robert Elliott
Roy Caylor
Felix T. McWhirter
Edward F. White
O. M. Pittenger
Alvin Coate
H. B. Burnett
Victoria Montani
Monday Guild
Community Welfare Department
N. Meridian St
Usic
Charles Hansen
Saunas
Scott Otis
Irene’ Noer
Ano Ty Idi
Warner
Adams Arie Sanders
Still Wed Then You Are Smart Still Wed Then You Are Smart
Mrs. Walter Ferguson argues against the idea that brainy women must enter professions. She says marriage and motherhood require real brains, while educated women often get credit for their work. She notes social judgments and class attitudes toward educated wives and contrasts them with grandmothers' practical intelligence.
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Walter Ferguson
Dumbells
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Plan Orphans
Turtle
James Shockley
Platt
Hugh C. Beal
Ruth Jenkins
Mequiah
Butler Alumnae Literary Club
Florence Holbrook Wallace
Irma Brayton
Margaret Duden
Gladys Banes
Marie Binninger
Angel Food
Indianapolis Times
Ind
George H. Chapman W. Rf, Co. No. 10
Ft. Friendly
President Coolidge
Day
Annals of Humanity
Jason Noble Pierce
United Press
Washington
Bethlehem
East
Lead Musical Revolution
Sahara
Wring
Guild and Welfare Department
Roberta Harter
Ann
Catherine Ariet
Koehle
Veitsa
Charlotte Apse
Arthur Dewey
the Archer
France
R. C. Fielding
K. Kiefer
A. A. Dewey
Irving Ble
Frieda Heider
Wilson RB. Parker
O. M. Bosart
Lucile Steward
C. C. Wilcox
E. L. Burnet
H. H. Rice
Harvey B. Connor
Fred Cheyne
Joseph Reagan
Percy Johnson
H. G. Casady
Tilden Greer
Ronald Foster
Helen Hart
Samuel Ashby
Robert Wilson
Henry Patrick
A. C. Bara
J. T. Hallett
E. R. Ng
Harry L. Foreman
Ralph Kennington
J. P. Tretton
W. C. Holmes
Theron H. Carter
C. A. Breece
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