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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1925

Page

5

National American University Women fellowships open for applications

Applications for graduate fellowships offered by the National American University Women are due to Prof. Agnes Gers of Bryn Mawr College by 16. The program includes multiple named fellowships such as the Alice Freeman Palmer Memorial, Gamma Phi Beta Social Service, Phi Mu, Alpha Xi, Boston Alumnae Prize, and several international and medical fellowships. Tenure runs July 1926 to 1927, with a national committee including Bryn Mawr's Agnes L. Gra and Margaret Maltby among others.

National American Ton of Agnes Gers Bryn Mawr College Emily Probst Indianapolis Alice Freeman Palmer Alpha Xi Westa Agnes L. Ra Bryn Mawr Margaret Maltby Barnard College Emilie W. McVea Weet Briar College Jon Parris Smith Mary Yost Stanford University Caroline Bourland Smith College AU. W

Love letter from Leslie Prescott to John Alden Prescott ends in departure

A fragmented, intimate missive dated 1925 reveals Leslie Prescott pleading for reunion with John Alden Prescott. The note references jewelry lost in controversy, family anxieties, and Syd Carton’s sudden exit abroad. It mentions Karl and Paula Perier and a purchase field of pearls and ends with a farewell before a train departure.

Karl Paula Perier Pittsburgh Besdes Syd Coutry Damon Pythias Syd Carton Mother Ruth Jack Leslie Prescott John Alden Prescott Leslie NEA Service, Inc

Scouts Plan For Sixth Mid Winter Camp Near Ft Harrison

Thirty eight boys scouts have made reservations for the sixth mid winter scout camp opening Sunday for three days near Ft Harrison. Headquarters will be in the Kiwanis hut. F. C. Belzer scout executive and his assistant S L Norton will be in charge.

Ft. Harrison Kiwanis Hut F. C. Belzer S.L. Norton

Arrest Slips and Wagon Ride Mark Holiday for 34

Police handed out 34 Christmas gifts of arrest slips and a patrol wagon ride. Eleven faced intoxication charges. Lewis Collins, 22, of 418 Blake Street, was charged with driving while intoxicated failing to stop after an accident and violating a traffic signal. Jacob Emerich, 37, of 232 Collier Street, faced driving while intoxicated and reckless driving charges.

Lewis Collins Blake St Jacob Emerich Collier St

Indianapolis school board offices closed for day

The Indianapolis school board closed its offices today and scheduled a regular meeting for Tuesday night, indicating continued governance activities despite the brief closure.

Indianapolis School Board

Enners Wegel wedding planned for this evening

Social diary notes the wedding of Miss Dorothy Enners to Harold J Wegel at 3161 College Ave. with Rev. John W McFall officiating. Attendants, guests from out of town, reception for 75, decorations in orchid and yellow, and post wedding home at the same address.

John Edward Smit Schenectady N. Y E. H. Enners Jr New York City Charles Johnson Martinsville Ind Dorothy

Tod's Army Free Rescue Mission Serves 220 Christmas Dinners

Isaac Ramsey, superintendent, said Tod's Army furnished 220 free Christmas dinners at 609 E. Washington Street. Fifty two baskets of food were sent to people unable to attend the mission.

Isaac Ramsey Tod Army Free Rescue Mission Washington Street

Thirty-Eight People Hospitalized After Christmas Injuries

Thirty eight persons spent Christmas in local hospitals with injuries from accidents. City hospital reports twenty four victims, Indiana Christian and St. Vincent’s each five. Robert Long Hospital has one patient and Methodist Hospital three.

City Hospital Indiana Christian St. Vincents Robert Long Methodist Hospital

Santa Visits Daytona and Christmas Fire Log Summary

Santa traveled to Day tona Florida to visit children including Master Martin Marks and siblings while families spent winter in the South. Fire crews logged twenty one alarms in twenty hours with incidents at 612 Agnes St vacant home causing $500 damage, 610 Agnes St Dr Crum residence with $200, and nother blaze at Mrs Eula Bledsoe apartment due to defective wiring causing $400 damage.

Santa Claus Daytona Fla Martin Marks Isaac Marks Illinois St Marks Martin Henry Sarah Elizabeth Arnold South Mr. Marks Santa Agnes St Dr. Crum Eula Bledsoe Shelby and Wade Sts

Martha Lee on Women Bringing Culture to Modern Homes

The column argues modern women should expand beyond kitchen duties into art literature and general knowledge. A reader asks about balancing ambition and marriage and is advised to value independent goals without neglecting partnership.

Billy Boy Billy Darling Miss Lee

Open House Announced by Woman's Department Club

New members of the Woman's Department Club will be honor guests at an open house on New Year's Day from 3 to 5 p m. Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter presides. Entertainment chair is Mrs. A B Ayres and hostesses chair is Mrs. James T. Bawden. Miss Edna Phinney will play harp. Large lists name many new members across General Business and Professional Women sections.

Oscar Sputh Chicago Carl B. Sputh Sputh Central Ave Ese Martha Dinridge Oliver Olive Phoebe Oliver John H. Oliver N. Meridian Sr Woodstock Club Olive Oliver Rome Miss Kelley Evans Woollen, Jr James Livingston Thompson Robert Hosmer Morse, Jr Samuel Runnels Harrell Dudley A. Pfaff Frederick B. Bastian Miami Beach Fla Eleanor Swans Sarah Frances Kackley Ernestine Bradford Elizabeth Burford Elizabeth Richardson Mary Margaret Miller Woman’s Department Club Felix T. McWhirter Ways and Means A. 8. Ayres James T. Bawden Edna Phinney Business Women’s General Club Charles A. Breece Emma Bristow Gertrude Brown William C. Bartholomew R. Katherine Beeson O. T. Behymer Harry D. Conner Samuel G Evelyn King Harry Krouse W. 8 Lockhart Arthur J. McLaughlin J. E. Magill Bruce W. Maxwell Tom C. Polk Fred 8 Rigdeout J. E. Rush Sam Balka Samuel Lewis Shank Robert Shingler Harry Thomas Hugh B. Thomas Bertha Tomlinson Lon Tracy H. O. Warren Russell G. Wilkinson Blanche G. Williams

Fashion Pattern No 2628 Impresses Times Readers

The Times promotes pattern No. 2628 as the season's popular dress with a convertible neck and two piece skirt. It highlights fabric options from bal briggan to velvet and notes sizes 14 to 42 inches with yardage. Readers may order by sending 15 cents and the coupon. The page also previews a Christmas program with Miss Snider and other young performers.

New York City Times Pattern Department the Times

Five Liquor Arrests On Christmas Day Sparks Raids

Police and horse thief detectives arrested five persons on Christmas day for liquor law violations. Lieutenant Cox raided Luther Summers barber shop at 802 Athon St finding white mule whisky. Summers wife Augie and three others faced vagrancy charges. detectives also charged four pool rooms used by blind tigers. The suspects named include James Dale 28 of 649 W Washington St John Il leff 41 of 558 W Washington Ave and Costi Ivanoff 42 of 179 Bright St.

Cox Luther Summers Athon St Augie James Dale W. Washington St John Illeff W. Washington &J Costi Ivanoff Bright St

Meat Store Burglary Stolen Cash Reported

Burglars entered the Schussler Meat Company at 510 E Thirtieth Street through a coal chute Friday night and obtained 86 dollars. A report of additional items stolen from a nearby address is noted but details are unclear.

Schussler Meat Company E. Thirtieth S&t

Apricot Voile Combination Suit Described

An apricot colored voile combination suit features surface appliqué with a red and green color scheme including apples in green shades. The fragment hints at decorative textile design details and color motifs.

Recipes By Readers Note The Times will pay $1 for each recipe printed

The Times invites reader submitted recipes with a one dollar payment for each printed in the column. Included are several reader entries with ingredients and methods such as INUT AND POTATO CROQUETTES PORK CHOPS A LA ROSE FLEXIBLE SALAD and a basic banana cake style batter. Names and addresses accompany each recipe.

the Times Catherine Beyer Spencer Ave Indianapolis Edith Kouns Zionsville Ind

Life of Christ Told at Monday Club Christmas Party

A religious music program marks the Monday Club Christmas party at 2 30 p m in the D A R chapter house 824 N Pennsylvania Mrs John F Haines will recount the life of Christ adapted from Papini's work Mrs Q O Behymer with Mrs John Sink will sing hymns during the readings including Holy Night O Little Town of Bethlehem The hall will be lit with tapers Rewards include Mesdames Cucinda Spaan W D Keenan J J Browne Frank H Carter Victor Kendall and EB lL Mick.

Pennsylvania St John F. Haines Christ Papini QO. T. Behymer John Sink Bethlehem Fhfostessen Mesdames Cucinda Spaan W. D. Keenan J. J. Browne Frank H. Carter Victor Kendall EB. Ll. Mick

Charity Dance Planned by Junior Chamber to Reimburse Treasury

The Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules a charity Christmas dance Monday night on the eighth floor of the Chamber building to reimburse funds already spent for Christmas activities. Capitol Melody Makers will provide music, with committee chaired by William Hedderick and including Jester Abbott and William Henry Harrison.

Chamber of Commerce Treasury Capitol Melody Makers Musec William Hedderick Jester Abbott William Henry Harrison

Christmas Joy From Ogden Junior Chorale on Times Program

Twenty two girls aged eight to fourteen from the Ogden Junior Chorale delighted listeners on the Times radio program on WFBM. The trio of Louise Waldorf Mary Ann Ogden and Carol Mayborn accompanied by violin cello and piano performed traditional carols and telephoned requests flooded in.

A. N. Bobbitt Other Land Elizabeth Irene Snider Marion Black Dorothy Louise Rinker Ruth Miller Elizabeth Virginia Rowlands Marlyn Brock Betty Lee Lowry Frances Laughner Marjorie Lewis Helen Muterspaugh Helen Margaret Widebeck Muriel Fithian Henrietta Orr Delores Buck Mary J. Loomis Dorothy Thompson John Eugene Eklund Lorinda Cottingham Ogden Junior Chorale Times WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Company the Severin Louise Waldorf Mary Ann Ogden Carol Mayborn Ev. L. C Vivian Brown Louisville Fohl Seleta

Fire damages Christmas decorations at Palace Hotel

A short circuit in a light socket ignited Christmas decorations in room 19 at the Palace Hotel where Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullin stayed. The blaze caused a $25 loss and was extinguished with a hand extinguisher by William Willman as he thawed frozen pipes with a candle, which also set an oil mop on fire. The resulting blazes produced a small additional loss.

Palace Hotel Robert Mullin William Willman W. North St

Christmas party indefinitely postponed at clubs and meetings No 7

Frauen Liga card party scheduled Tuesday afternoon at South Side Turner Hall. Mineola Club hosts yuletide dance tonight at 116 Maryland Street.

Divsion L. A South Side Turner Hall Mineola Club Maryland

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