Entertain in Advance of Concert by Harvard Musical Clubs
R MRS WILLIAM J TAYLOR 1109 North Delaware entertained this afternoon with a tea dance for Harvard Musical Clubs members who will give a concert at the Masonic Temple tonight. Debutante daughter Martha Taylor assisted by Mrs Tennant Pant ie Lewis and Knef er. A Woodstock Club dance honors Harvard Clubs and Williams College Cup and Bells Dramatic Association players of The Pidgeon at Little Theatre Playhouse. Arrangements led by Arthur Brown Jr S Taylor Creighton and Pantzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Taylor
North
Delaware Street
Harvard Musical Clubs
Masonic Temple
Woodstock Club
Harvard
Williams College Cup
Bells Dramatic Association
Pidgeon
Galsworthy
Little Theatre Playhouse
Arthur A. Brown Jr
S. Taylor Creighton
Kurt Pantzer
Dinner Tonight Will Be Honor to Miss Emerson
Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Emerson entertain at 6 30 this evening at the University Club in honor of their daughter Miss Phoebe Emerson before the Williams play at the Little Theatre. Red roses adorn the table with red tapers. Covers for the Emerson family and a list of accompanied guests including Miss Phoebe Emerson and Miss Sybil Stafford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Emerson
North
Pennsylvania Street
University Club
Phoebe Emerson
Williams
Little Theatre
Emerson
Miss Emerson
Sybil Stafford
Josephine Lockwood
Dorothy Johnston
Anne Ayres
Jane Roemler
Mary Caperton
Evelyn Chambers
Helen Banner
Messrs
Riley Adams
Daniel Thomas
Thomas Lytle
Charles DuPuy
Coleman Atkins
Richard Skeen
Morris Brown
Lorenz Schmidt
Charles Smith
Charles Emerson Jr
Newport Visitor Fetes Ward Hacker Host at Dance
Ward Hacker of 1250 West Nineteenth street entertained Friday night with a dance in honor of Frank Farr of Newport Rhode Island. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Poland Miss Mathilda Michel Miss Helena Michel Dorothy Duncan Viola Westlake Margaret Crawford Frieda Kennedy Ruth Allen Patty Shirley Louise Kirk Wanda Farr Viola Craig and others. Mr Farr, on duty at the U S naval torpedo station at Newport, will return January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ward Hacker
West Nineteenth Street
Frank Farr
R. I
Wilfred Poland
Mathilda Michel
Helena Michel
Dorothy Duncan
Viola Westlake
Margaret Crawford
Frieda Kennedy
Ruth Allen
Patty Shirley
Louise Kirk
Wanda Farr
Viola Craig
Charles Paton
Ray Robbins
Ralph Taylor
Earl Lucas
Robert Cooper
Paul Farr
John Iverson
Lawrence Laughlin
Charles Pride
Arthur Michel
Mr. Farr
United States Naval Torpedo Station
Nurse Alumnae Card Party Set For January 23
Alumnae of St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing host a card party on Wednesday January 23 in Louise de Marillac hall at the Nurses' home Fall Creek boulevard and North Illinois street. The event features Bridge and 500 with tickets sold by Miss Irene Zinkan and a committee including Miss Kennedy Mesdames Strauss Duane O’Connell Klose McEntee Ward Clickner Royce Dugan. Reservations available via Miss Zinkan Talbott 7070.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing
Louise de Marillac
Nurses’ Home
Fall Creek Boulevard
North
Illinois Street
Eugenia Kennedy
Mesdames L. A. Strauss
Ellard Duane
Mayme O'Connell
Helen Klose
Louise McEntee
Kathryn Ward
Mayme Clickner
Irene Zinkan
Esther Royce
Anna M. Dugan
Miss Zinkan
Talbott
Butler Couple Announces Engagement of Elizabeth Springer
Mr and Mrs William N Springer of 4707 Guilford Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Noble Springer to Melvin Puett of Logansport son of Mr and Mrs Duncan S Puett. Springer attended Butler University member of Pi Beta Phi Puett graduated from Butler and is a member of Delta Tau Delta wedding planned for early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
William N. Springer
Guilford Avenue
Elizabeth Noble Springer
Melvin Puett
Logansport
Duncan S. Puett
Miss Springer
Butler University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Puett
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
RS. Sylvester Johnson
Junior League of
Indianapolis
Frederick Schuller
Katherine Burgan
Springer
William H. Springer
Irene Reeves
Elbert S. Reeves
Piccadilly Court
California
Hawaii
DAR News From Indiana Chapters Reflects Holidays and Duties
Mrs Alfred Brousseau president general sends a Christmas message urging charity and steadfastness. Indiana DAR chapters in Muncie Rochester Tipton Lafayette and East Chicago report meetings, programs on education defense and historic preservation, Ellis Island gifts, and plans for state registrar and CA R conference discussions.
Rosenthal Wides to Wed at Bethel Zedeck Temple
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Hattie Rosen thal daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Rosenthal of 616 South Illinois street and Abe Wides son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wides of 518 South Central court. The ceremony is at 4 30 p m Sunday January 6 at the Bethel Zedeck temple and an informal reception follows. No invitations will be issued for the rec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Rosenthal
Abraham Rosenthal
South Illinois Street
Abe Wides
Jacob Wides
South Central Court
Bethel Zedeck Temple
Miss Powell Engaged To Gilbert Lindsay Small
Miss Powell announces engagement to Gilbert Lindsay Small at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Ora Powell at 3234 Park Avenue. The wedding is set for January 24 at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church with orchid decor and a host of family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Sara Powell
Park Avenue
Gilbert Linsday Small
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Miss Powell
Mesdames Will Small
Robert Maxwell
Leon Hicks
Wilbur Carter
New Year's Party and Society Notices in Indianapolis
New Year's skating party hosted by Dixie Club at 3500 South Madison Road Monday night includes a special bus back to the city. RS Sylvester Johnson presides over the Junior League of Indianapolis. Announcements note engagements and marriages among local residents and a Spanish Club meeting at the YWCA with Dr Paul Sabini of Santos Brazil as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Society, Children of the American Revolution
Indianapolis
Dixie Club
South
Madison Road
Paul Sabini
Santos
Brazil
Miss Adelaide Rhodes Hosts Luncheon Bridge Party
Miss Adelaide Rhodes of 2125 North Alabama street entertained Friday with a luncheon bridge party at the Woodstock Club. Tables were decorated with poinsettias and red tapers. more than eighty guests attended including several out-of-town guests spending holidays with college friends in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Rhodes
North Alabama Street
Woodstock Club
Indianapolis
Dinner Bridge Honors Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Wiese
Miss Margaret Evans entertained Friday evening with a dinner bridge at her home on Washington Boulevard in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J Frederick Wiese of Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Evans
Washington Boulevard
J. Frederick Wiese
Philadelphia
W C T U News Roundup in North East Meetings
North East Union schedules Friday meetings at Eva Davidson home with prayer service reports and institute plans. Brightwood Union hosts Thursday session with Eva Davidson as speaker and devotions by Victor Hargitt. Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays sponsor a 745 pm free screening at Windsor and Commerce recreation room. A New Year party at Florence Crittenden home includes songs readings and a talk by Rev Earl W Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Union
Eva Davidson
Newland Avenue
C. E. Clymer
Mae Brown
Davidson
Pearl Kn
Brightwood Union
Brightwood Methodist Episcopal Church
Victor Hargitt
Wilma Birge
Alice Free
Wayhinger Union
Heath Memorial Church
Windsor and
Commerce Avenues
Indiana Indorsers
Cody
Florence Crittenden
North Illinois Street
Social Morality Department
Marion County W. Co. T. A
Beulah Bailey
Earl W. Clark
Eva David
Dinner to Honor Laurence Gray Leaving for East
Laurence W. Gray will depart Monday for permanent residence in New York and be honored at a dinner this evening at the Claypool hotel. Decorations are green and favors are red roses. Covers are for Laura Smith Virginia Kerr Marjorie Willis Mildred Day Virginia Pierson Nina Barker and other guests of Misses Stanley Scroggs Thomas Hendericks Eugene Anderson Frederick Karrer Ted Leffler Eugene Duvall Morrow Allen and Walter J. Wolfe Akron Ohio guest of Mr Scroggs for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence W. Gray
New York
Claypool Hotel
Laura Smith
Virginia Kerr
Marjorie Willis
Mildred Day
Virginia Pierson
Nina Barker
Stanley Scroggs
Thomas Hendericks
Eugene Anderson
Frederick Karrer
Ted Leffler
Eugene Duvall
Morrow Allen
Walter J. Wolfe
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Scroggs
Mrs Shell and Mrs Welch Host Luncheon Bridge
Mrs Shell of 2005 North Delaware Street and Mrs Welch of 2339 Broadway entertained at a luncheon bridge party today hosted by the Woman's Department Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shell
North Delaware Street
W. H. Welch
Broadway
Woman's Department Club
No Reception Cancelled by Woman's Club this Year
The annual New Year's day reception planned by the Woman's Department Club is canceled due to illness of the president Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
Samuel E. Perkins
Methodist student nurses plan New Year's open house
Student nurses of Methodist hospital will hold an open house at the Jacob E. Wile memorial nurses home from two to six on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Jacob E. Wile
Mrs Henry Tennis Hosts Sor-Sis Club Christmas Party
Mrs Henry Tennis of 6448 Broadway entertained members of the Sor-Sis Club with a Christmas party. The event brought together neighbors for seasonal cheer and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tennis
Broadway
Sor-Sis Club
Kappa Alpha Pi Muncie Chapter Hosts Christmas Dance
The Munice chapter held a formal Christmas dance Thursday at the Hotel Roberts with Hoagie Carmichael and his orchestra. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Minton Anderson and several Misses from Indianapolis Noblesville Terre Haute St Louis and Hartford City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Pi Fraternity
Muncie
Hotel Roberts
Hoagie Carmichael
James Minton Anderson
Georgia Dresbach
Indianapolis
Lelia Elliott
Mary Baker
Noblesville
Mary
Christmas Party Held By Mrs Lewis For War Mothers Chapter
Mrs Oscar E. Lewis hosted a Marion county chapter American War Mothers Christmas party at 2214 North Capitol Avenue. Gifts were exchanged with assistance from Mesdames J. C. Bailey Joseph Sertell C. H. Regula Frank Callon J. H. Barker R. M. Hadley W. M. Hensley Amelia Hough H I Eisenbarth and C C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Lewis
North Capitol Avenue
Marion County
American War Mothers
Mesdames
J. C. Bailey
Joseph Sertell
C. H. Regula
Frank Callon
J. H. Barker
R. M. Hadley
W. M. Hensley
Amelia Hough
H. I. Eisenbarth
International Study Club calendar kicks off week of events
The International Study and Travel Club schedules Spain themed activities next week. Lectures by Mrs. Samuel Artman, violin solos by Mrs. Eleanor Robinson, and multiple chapter gatherings occur at homes and hotels with luncheons and Christmas colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Study and Travel Club
Spain
Ancient
Samuel Artman
Blue Nile
Earl Freese
North Capitol Avenue
Mesdames F. N. Nelson
O. B Little
Card Party Sunday by Ladies Altar Society at Holy Name Beech Grove
The Ladies Altar society of Holy Name church Beech Grove hosts a card party Sunday in the school auditorium. Games start at 2 and 7 with a supper served from 5 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Altar Society of the Holy Name Church
Beech Grove
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. James E. Danning
Mrs. James E. Danning of 3351 North Meridian Street entertained at a luncheon today at the Propylaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Danning
North Meridian Street
Propylaeum
Miss Titus Honored at Club Dance
The Woodruff Place Club House hosted a Friday evening dance for Miss Helen Louise Titus. Guests included the Titus family, local residents Bert Essex Edward Klingholz L G Hughes William Delaney J W Titus and Norman Schnieder and house guests Revabelle McMahan Betty Remy and others from Rochester Lebanon Fortville Fortville area and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde ‘E. Titus
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Helen Louise Titus
Lebanon
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Wayne
Sarah Crouch
Fortville
Messrs
John Biggerstaff
Wabash
Wendell Rowe
Huntington
Thomas Beck
Richard Walton
Atlanta
Robert Lee Hughes
Terre Haute
William Nefster
Kokomo
Color Returns Dominate Fashion Outlook of Decade
United Press reports fashion critics note bold color schemes and lavish hues define today’s style. Black remains chic as color is favored day and night with two tone checks and updated neutrals like peach tinted beige and mauve browns. Navy blues and gray greens rise in popularity alongside revived bois de rose tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Club Calendar Teems With Talks and Meetings Across Groups
Tuesday events include Independent Social Club attending Indian apolis Council of Women and Aftermath Club meeting at Mrs. C. S. Way’s home. Talks on Manila and Singapore by Miss Elizabeth Cooper. Red Rust review by Mrs. Elizabeth Unger. Thursday Lyceum Club hosts Mrs. Baltozer. Thursday Afternoon Club meets at Mrs. Galey’s with New Year resolutions. Ladies' Club at Mrs. Higgins’s home. Irvington Catholic Woman's Study election of officers. Irvington Fortnightly Club hosting with talk on Old Corydon and Fort Wayne. Tri Psi sorority meets at 2 pm at Delta Del Delta chapter house. Saturday Afternoon Li Club meets at tables of Mrs. Tischner and Mr. Ralph C. Beightol committee. Earl Hicks to review Arthur Hobson Quinn drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General de Lafayette
Lafayette
Harvey Morris
Salem
W. M. English
Washington
Ellis Island
Caney Creek
C. S. Way
Park Avenue
John Sink
Manila
Singapore
Elizabeth Cooper
M. A. Baltozer
East Forty-ninth Street
Lyceum Club
Elizabeth Unger
Canon
Howard Galey
Ashland Avenue
Omar Woods
Irvington
Clus
Charles Mitchell
East Washington Street
Philip Joercher
Samuel McGaughey
Louis M. Richardson
Corydon
Ft. Wayne
Tri-Psi Sorority
Delta del Delta
Forty-fourth Street
R. T. Beightol
George W. Fife
A. Franke
William Shoemaker
N. Hooker
C. T. Ryan
C. Matthews
Benjamin Zscheid
W. Tischner
Ralph C
Earl Hicks
Atory
Arthur Hobson Quinn
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Indiana
Alfred Brousseau
Paul Revere
Oliver Campbell
Continental Congress
Mary Wade
John. J. Hartley
Earl S. Green
H. Meeks
W. D. Price
H. C . Wall
Frances Guffigan
Francis Marion
Harriet V. Rigdon
National Defense
Rigdon
Esdames Charles Michaels
Earl Iggerstaff
Elxa Modlin
E. C. Case
Charles Hensel
Sarah Thomps
Eva Dooley
Missesrothy Case
Emily Price
Tiptoe River
John Chapter
Tipton
National Board
George Clark
Vincennes
Hanks Lincoln
Worlds
G. H. Warne
D. A. R. Magazine
Sam Matthews
Calumet
East Chicago
Guy Alspach
Rochester
Fred T. Buse
B. C. Lukens
George W. Lewis
R. F. Robinson
Allen E. Lewis
Harriet Winslow
F. W. Drury
Marion
The
Gabriel Marion C. A. R. Society
John Kendall
Bessie Lee Robinson
la Grange de Lafayette
Lagrange
P. M. Jessup
Bonnie Farwell
Kentucky
Arkansas
Virginia
Carolinas
Massachusetts
Florida
Kansas
Georgia
D. R
Berest
PHATO
Mass
Elisabeth Sprenger
Woodstock
Narakedertck
Schreller
Miss Adelaide Rhodes
W. C. T. U. News
Wheeler Mission
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mission
Boots Whiteside
Temperance Dolly
Erma Williams
Esther Rush
FE. A. Kemp
Slin
E. W. Clark
J. L. Kallean
Beulah O. Clark
Social Morality
Laurence Gray
East
Mrs. Lewis
Normandy
Charles Stout
College Avenue
H. H. Robinson
Eleanor Robinson
Stout
Dolly Clark
Mary Bechtell
Brittany
Severin Hotel
Lillian Starost
Helen Starost
Marott Hotel
Charles MacArthur
Bert Wilson
Lincolnian
A. R. Gray
East Maple Road
Gurtha Stephenson
Mesdames Adolphe Emhardt
Bert Smith
B. F. Hollingsworth
Miss Titus
Independent Social Club
Indianapolis Council of Women
Ladies’ Club
M. M. Higgins
Oxford Street
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