Experiences as Missionary in China Described
A Chinese day luncheon by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Central Avenue M. E. Church honored missionary Mrs. Frank Gamewell of Shanghai. About 330 covers were set, more than the units, with guests including Chinese students and speakers. Twenty six foreign missionary society presidents briefed on China efforts, followed by a musical pageant depicting regional representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Central Avenue M. BE
Frank Gamewell
Shanghai
China
Orion W. Fifer
Foreign Missionary Societies
E.W. Stockdale
Wao
College of Missions
Gamewell
Miss Vittum to Speak at Jewish Women Meeting in Indianapolis
Miss Harriett Vittum of Chicago, head resident of the Northwestern University Settlement, will headline the Indianapolis section of the Council of Jewish Women at the Temple on Tenth and Delaware Streets. The program includes songs by Mrs. Louis Traugott with Mrs. Simon L. Kiser, piano numbers by Miss Gertrude Droscowitz, and presiding by Mrs. Sol Kiser, with the event open to men and women alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Vittum
Chicago
Northwestern University
Indianapolis
Council of Jewish Women
Temple, Tenth
Delaware Sts
Louis Traugott
Simon L. Kiser
Gertrude Droscowitz
Sol Kilser
Luncheon Program Honors Editors Wives by Democratic Club
The Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club announces a 12 30 luncheon on Thursday honoring editors wives. Arnold Davis will perform violin numbers and Miss Sarah Sisson will sing spring songs. Reservations due by Wednesday noon to Mrs Edna M Christian or Mrs G D Zeazel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Woman's Club
Arnold Davis
Sarah Sisson
Edna M. Christian
G. D. Zeazel
Nordyke Marmon Faces Suit Over Contract in Indiana
Nordyke Marmon Company named defendant in Superior Court Two suit filed by Indiana Mutual Casualty Company. The insurer seeks an $11,500 judgment under the workers compensation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Indiana Mutual Casualty Company
Diamond Chain Club Elects New Officers
Orville Burk was elected president of the Diamond Chain Social and Athletic Club Monday evening in the Diamond Chain assembly room. Leon McConnaha was chosen vice president, Miss Clorence M. Taylor secretary, and C. C. Winegardner treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Burk
Diamond Chain Social and Athletic Club
Diamond Chain Assembly Room
Leon McConnaha
Clorence M. Taylor
C. C. Winegardner
Wedding Trip Follows Mil dred Albright Engagement
Miss Mildred Albright, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Albright of 226 East Twelfth Street, accompanied by her fiancé Mr. J. M. Young, plans a wedding trip through the East. They will sail from New York to Florida, where they will reside after the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Young
Mildred Albright
Pearl Albright
Twelfth St
Mrs. Young
East
New York
Florida
George Mason Perry
Maple Rd
L. L. Mendenhall
Brookside Ave
J. H. Hart
L. L. Mendhall
Mendenhall
Mrs. Hart
Atlantic City
Fourth Annual Architectural Exhibit Opens At Art Institute
Sunday marked the opening day of the Fourth Annual Architectural Exhibit by the Society of the Indiana Architects running all month. The show features wood brick tile wall board and other materials with drawings designs and building plans. Visitors are drawn by the Delavan Smith bequest and a Spanish Italian textiles collection from Mrs. Gino Speranza. Parke Dougherty color monotypes remain on view at Pettis Gallery with scenes of Picardy charming in a Paris bridge and Notre Dame background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Indiana Architects
Ralph Adams Cram
America
Delavan Smith
Gino Speranza
New York City
Friends of American Art
Albert J. Beveridge
Lucy M. Taggart
Frederico M. Ayres
William George Sullivan
J. I. Holcomb
Grace A. Spear
Lucy M
Dorothy Blair
Institute
J. Arthur MacLean
Blanche Stillson
Art Association
Parke Dougherty
Pettis Gallery
Notre Dame
Paris
Spring Fashion Trends Emphasize Pearls and Slim Lines
Fashion notes highlight oversized pearl beads for chokers worn tight about the throat. Coats feature horizontal tucks across the surface. Printed silks for sport frocks show dot shading from small to large motifs. Front tied sashes accent slim figures, ensembles pair silk frocks with wool kasha coats, moire ribbon hats edged in gold.
Social activities and engagements in Indianapolis society
Miss Margaret Matthews and Herbert Pedlow plan a Chicago wedding after a series of bridge parties and showers hosted by Katherine Lennox and other social clubs. Numerous clubs including Iota Alumnae, Pollyanna, American War Mothers, and Founders’ chapter mark meetings, luncheons, and bridge events. Local couples return from honeymoons and host dinners as groups from the Indianapolis Athletics Club and Indiana polis area plan Founders day and charity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Matthews
Joseph F. Matthews
Buckle St
Herbert Pedlow
Chicago
Katherine Lennox
N. Delaware St
Miss Matthews
G. F. Lennox
Marcella Lennox
Katherine Anderson
Frieda Coeppers
Eleanor King
Margaret Hohl
Helen Bedell
Eleanor Miller
Mary Louise Gray
W. D. Grubb
J. F. Matthew
Carl Strickland
College Ave
Founders’ Chapter of American War Mothers
J. W. Harvey
Tapers
Allen Wright
Co. B. Carter
Harvey
Antinette Hagenwald
Terre Haute
Ind
Frances Carter
Ada Jeffries
John Underwood
Harp Trio to Give Concert at Knights of Columbus
The Zimmer Harp Trio Nellie Zimmer Louise Harris and Gladys Crockford with Signor Mario Cappelli tenor perform Friday night at the Knights of Columbus auditorium Thir teenth and Delaware. Repertoire includes Winter Thomas Rogers Where'er You Walk and Cantate Satie. A students recital follows at Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts Meridian Feb 7 at 2 30 pm with Miss Loucks Beauchamp Georgieff Street Schaeffer and Mrs Johnson among others. Metropolitan School of Music students give a free recital next Saturday at 3 pm in the Odeon featuring Elizabeth Whetsel Eleanor Corrie Helen Emert and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmer Harp
Knights F of Columbus
Thirteenth and
Delaware Sts
Nellie Zimmer
Louise Harris
Gladys Crockford
Mario Cappelli
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Meridian
Sixteenth St
Miss Loucks
Beauchamp
Georgieff
Metropolitan Schools of Music
Odeon
Elizabeth Whetsel
Eleanor Corrie
Helen Emert
Alice Wagnon
Kathryn Harrod
Kathryn Georgieff
Bob Wolpe
Mary Elizabeth Eads
Rosemary Gladden
Jeanne Smith
Richard Lowther Jr
Robert Lichtenauer
Ernestine Baker
Lucille Stanley
Pauline Robert
Loia Axline
Edith Louise Carr
Jeanette Solotken
Ethel Blum
Vincent Haines
Florence Kidd
Mary Elizabeth Livingston
Dorothy Chaplin
Loretta Guedelhoefer
Park Newton
Lavoran Robbins
Evelyn Hall
Charlotte Brown
Lorena Letzinger
Pauline Valentine
Menu plan for Sister Mary's Kitchen meals
The text outlines daily menus for breakfast lunch and dinner at Sister Mary's Kitchen, listing items like breakfast applesauce cereal dates sausage creamed potatoes toast and milk and coffee. luncheon features fish timbales beans bread marmalade banana pudding. dinner includes pork with apples scalloped potatoes creamed spinach with eggs tomato jelly salad cocoanut cream pie and rye bread. It also describes a recipe for a fish and egg dish with lemon juice and bread crumbs, and cautions about junior meal portions and proper egg cooking.
Martha Lee Says Women Are Monogamous by Nature
Martha Lee argues that women remain loyal to one partner at a time, noting letters claiming love for two men usually reflect infatuation or friendship. She acknowledges possible mistakes but asserts a woman cannot truly love two men simultaneously, while men loving two women is even rarer. The piece concludes that indecision negates love.
Tangle of Youth and Jealousy in Cafe Scenario
A cafe scene shows a wife’s jealousy as her husband flirts with a younger woman. The wife notices the exchange, shaves off the new fashion, and returns to her old self. She confronts him at home and asks what to do, revealing a tragic end to their romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Cards
NEA Service, Inc
Which Oh Which Cupid Dilemma in Youthful Romance
A fragment discusses a girl torn between two suitors. One rich and generous, the other younger yet exciting, both vying for marriage. The piece warns against loving two simultaneously and suggests choosing one true love as Cupid’s lesson.
Pride Hurt Dear Miss Lee Letter About Unrequited Love
A reader, age 34, bares heartbreak over a four month relationship with a man who avoids contact due to believed disapproval from his family. She laments loneliness, seeks advice, and asks for blunt truth to confront his behavior and feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Sevel
Rema
Window Suggestions for Desk Placement
A desk should be placed in a window to maximize light. Position with the desk side facing the room and the window to the left of the person seated, suitable for home use.
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Vittum
Officers
Cuticura
Patrick
Ethel
Moorefield
Art Institute Notes
William Remy
E. Fifty- Fourth St
Iota Alumnae Club
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sorority
Arthur Hallam
Mooresville
Robert Clark
Pollyanna Club
Ida Huston
Valentine
Frank Pickard
Charles H. Bailey
Late Book Club
W. C. Garten
Meridian St
Demarchus C. Brown
Spain
Garten
Jessie Daily
John B. Schramm
Clarence Porter Nichols
W .Twenty-First St
C. Frederick Schmidt
O. W. Brooks
Inter Alia Club
Indiana School
Lincoln
Josephine K. Bauer
E. Twenty-First St
David Ross
Community Fund
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Ross
Russell Fortune
John J. Brandon
Albert R. Coffin
M. F. Murphy
Hugh. McGibeny
Harry W. Lowe
E. Fall Creek
International Study Club
Samuel Henry Greenburg
Parke Rive
Paige
Mar- Cecile
Arlis B Abramson
Mrs. Greenburg
Miss Greenburg
Abramson
Ralph D. Abramson
Miriam Abramson
Ferndale Athletic Club Ladies’ Auxiliary
King Ave
W. Tenth St
Clara Lawton
Hoosier Athletic Club
John J. Hasley
William 8. Pounds
The
Lambda:Chi Alpha Friendship Club
Pwilk
Butler
E. F. Stewart
Thomas Rogers
Signor
Ppelli
Seereee Renlo
Priere
Signor Cappelli
Sister Mary's
Martha Lee
Sally Atherton
Beatrice Summers
Dr. Caldwell
Miseatin
Cupid
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