Capital Hopes For Elaborate Inauguration
The committee on arrangements for Herbert Hoover's inauguration aims for a grand 1929 ceremony with a city parade and state participation. A plan seeks floats from each state, governor attendance, possible military guards, and inclusion of Navy and Army units near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
U. S. Grant III
West Point
Annapolis
Additional Committee for Theatre Chooses Clerical Team
The Indianapolis Little Theatre announces a new clerical committee with Miss Helen Harrison as chair. Appointees include Mesdames C A Hilgenberg Henry T Benham Rose Cruzan George C Finfrock H H Rice George Fromm William Campbell B Maxwell Golden Oscar J Ver Douw and others plus a large list of ladies. Mary McMeans chairs the typing committee with several members named. New music and card committees also announced alongside luncheon bridge party hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Lauter
Indianapolis
Alexandra Sherwood
Dorothy White
Bernice le Master
Anne Speers
Gale Gabriel
Sara Dlaney Thomas
Mary Jo Owens
Doris Edbert
Ruth A. Sheerin
Margaret Banks
Lorena McCond
Margaret Leer
Mabel Gasaway
Dorothy Peterson
Mary McMeans
Playhouse of the Little Theatre
Mesdame
Eugene McIntyre
Lehman Dunning
Edward P. Short
Oscar J. Ver Douw
C. W. Jackson
Winifred Smith
Hazel Doyle
Anna L. Evans
Florence Kirlin
Dorothy Rinehart
Catherine L. Willis
Vivian Isabel McDaniel
Dorothy Smith
Claron Sumwalt
Mary Catherine Coulter
Evelyn Poston
Ella Margaret Lawrie
Leonard J. Lutz
Anthony J. Lauck Jr
Lowell S. Fisher
Charlie Davis
H. D. O’brien
Stanley A. Cain
Marthalee McCreary
Carolyn Ensel
Wedding Scene at Home of Bride in Mon day Afternoon
Miss Mary Wagoner daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Wagoner married Joseph William York son of Mr and Mrs Charles C York Monday afternoon at the bride’s home 6910 East Washington street. Rev George W Allison officiated before close family. The couple will reside at Mainview apartments Anderson after Jan 2. Both graduates of Butler University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wagoner
Charles E. Wagoner
East
Washington Street
Joseph William ‘York
Charles C. York
Central Avenue
George W. Allison
Irvington Presbyterian Church
York
Mainview Apartments
Anderson
Butler University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Gan
Sigma
Idealizing Withstands Modernism in Everyday Life
An essay argues that sentiment and idealism persist beneath modern culture and personal behavior. It notes mothers as ideal figures and examines romantic disillusionment through a reader letter about engagement and an offer from a wealthy rival.
Miss Duncan Weds Morris C. Rosner
The marriage of Miss Portia Duncan of Galesburg Illinois and Morris C Rosner of 4141 Park Avenue occurred today at the Columbia Club with Rabbi Morris M Feuerlich officiating. Immediate family attended and a dinner followed. The couple plans a Havana Cuba trip and will reside at the Marott Hotel after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Duncen
J. H. Duncan
Galesburg
Ill
Morris Co
Coterie Members Entertained at New Year's Fete
Miss Margaret Doser hosted a theater party and progressive dance on New Year’s Eve for the Coterie Club. Breakfast followed midnight with Miss Doser’s sister Mrs Archie Lansdale Jr and Miss Ruth Webb helping. Guests included Walter Deiner Earl Baird George Douglas Archie Lan kas Jr Martha Byram Mary Burroughs Ruth Webb John Kleinhenz Earl Murburger John Robards Carl Chevington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doser
Coterie Club
Doser
Archie Lansdale Jr
Ruth Webb
Walter Deiner
Earl Baird
George Douglas
Archie Lankas Jr
Martha Byram
Mary
Mrs James A Stuart Hosts P E O Chapter Meeting
Mrs James A Stuart of 3069 North Delaware Street will host a Chapter F P E O business meeting at 2 Wednesday afternoon. The gathering focuses on Chapter activities and arrangements for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Stuart
North
Delaware Street
Sashes Add Color to festival attire
A fragment notes colored sashes tied in bow behind, described as playful and decorative during a festival atmosphere. The text emphasizes bright ribbons and a childlike bow as a visual detail.
Family Menu by Sister Mary Breakfast to Dinner
The menu lists meals for a day with orange juice fig rice buckwheat cakes and milk for breakfast scalloped lamb and rye bread for lunch and a New England boiled dinner with spinach and egg salad for dinner. The recipe for scalloped lamb outlines layering lamb and cooked rice with tomato sauce and buttered crumbs then baking with a tomato sauce made from canned tomatoes onion and seasonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Mary
New England
War Mothers Meet Wednesday in Indianapolis Chapter
American War Mothers of Indianapolis, formerly the Founders' chapter, will convene at 2 p m Wednesday in the Meyer Kiser bank assembly room. They plan a book shower for Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home to occur at Easter. Members and friends are asked to donate books for boys and girls under 18 at the bank information desk. Mrs C C Kirk serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Founders
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors
C. C. Kirk
Organiza
Sorority Elects Officers Amid Meeting at Chamber
A sorority group will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at the Chamber of Svants to elect new officers for the upcoming term. Members are preparing for the forthcoming activities and coordination.
Your Child Doers and Go-Getters Thriving When Not Thwarted
Olive Roberts Barton argues that gifted children flourish when parents allow independence and creative drive. The piece cites a girl who pursued sewing and design against parental wishes, becoming a leading dressmaker artist couturier, and references Lindbergh as an example of steadfast, self-directed achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Alpha chapter Chi Delta Chi to install officers
Members of Alpha chapter Chi Delta Chi sorority will be entertained at Miss Gladys Wolverton’s home 406 Highland Avenue. Wilhelmina Adair to be installed as president for the coming year with Alberta Payton as vice president and Pauline Hodgkins as corresponding secretary. Treasurer position to be completed for the fifth annual Severoe seyEOR hotel Jar. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Delta Chi Sorority
Gladys Wolverton
Highland Avenue
Wilhelmina Adair
Alberta Payton
Pauline Hodgkins
Benefit Card Party for Central Hebrew Congregation Sisterhood
Mrs. G Slutsky of 4910 Park Avenue invites guests to a card party Sunday evening January 20 at her residence to raise funds for the Central Hebrew Congregation Sisterhood.
England Hopeful King George III Will Live
London observers report renewed optimism as Buckingham Palace releases word that King George’s infection is diminishing and his doctors pursue restorative treatment. Authorities stress his age and lingering weakness but remain confident in his recovery prospects.
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Keith Jones
United Press
London
Big Ben
God Save the King
Buckingham Palace
King George
Seige
Miss Malone and Miss O'Hara Attend New Year Dinner Dance
Miss Helen Malone of Louisville and Miss Mary Ellen O'Hara of Muncie are guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Baker Williams at 47 East Fifty second street. They attended the New Year’s Eve dinner dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr and Mrs Abe Goldberg of 3949 North New Jersey street left for Oakland California to spend six weeks with Mrs Goldberg’s sister Mrs A Ruben and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Malone
Louisville
Mary Ellen O'Hara
Muncie
Walter Baker Williams
East Fifty-second Street
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Abe Goldberg
North
New Jersey Street
Oakland
Cal
Goldberg
A. Ruben
Duel in New York Matches Young Player Against Retiree
United Press reports an 85 year old checkers master Robert Frazer will face 18 year old William Ryan in a forty board simultaneous duel in New York tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Robert Frazer
William Ryan
Ryan
Pastor Arrests After Long Eulogy at Negro Youth Grave
ILVER SPRINGS Maryland January 1 Constable Nolte waited through a four hour funeral sermon before arresting Rev F A Virgil on a charge of passing a worthless check at the grave of a Negro youth. A crowd attended the service as mourners watched the arrest unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ilver Springs
Maryland
F. A. Virgil
Virgil
No Bobs Trade Good Chicago Barber Sees Women Ban
A Chicago loop barber shop posts a sign refusing women service, claiming the move pleases its customers as the proprietor defends the policy amid local reaction. No ladies served here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Loop
Jobless Miners Move From Bicknell Area
In Knox county Indiana scores of miners have moved their families from Bicknell as mines remain closed for nearly two years. Many families head to northern Indiana and Michigan seeking factory work in autos and other plants. Population has dropped from about 8,000 to 5,000 since the closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bicknell
Ind
Knox County
Indiana
Michigan
Flu closes four Posey county schools after holidays
Schools in Marrs Black Point and Lynn townships will not reopen after the holiday vacation because of an influenza epidemic. Local officials announced the temporary closures in Mount Vernon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Ind
Posey County
Marrs
Black, Point
Lynn
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