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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1925

Page

7

WEDDING BELLS AND SOCIAL EVENTS IN TOWN

Invitations issued for a tea honoring Mrs Thomas Stanley Hood and Mrs George W Fromm amid wedding preparations for Ruth Fromm and Emory R Baxter. Includes details of attendants gifts and a Monday Spink Arms dinner, plus a list of out of town guests and Alpha Chi Omega ties. A June Moll Wilcox wedding adds further society notes.

Rs.t George W. Fromm Ruth Fromm Emory R. Baxter Spink-Arms Mary Evelyn Riley Betty Brubaker Mary Norwood Mary Patia Carver Irene Seuel Herman Lauter Henry L. Dithmer Jr Addison Ng Stewart Stout Norman Brushers June Moll Us J. Moll William W. Wilcox Asbury Park M. EB Wilon EH. Duthie Chi Omega Alpha Chi Don A. Bridge M. Ogden Claus H. ‘Best Miss Twanett Nutter Elise Mary Mutschler Nappanee Margaret Borcherding Polis Irma Huchreide West Chester Hannah Keenan le Roy Barbara Hune Jewell T. Moll Bruce MacIntosh Parker Edward Fillion Wood C. Moll de Pauw Alpha Chi Omega Theta “Sigma Phi Columbia University “School of Journalism Brown University Lambda Chi Alpha Wilcox Meee J Philadelphia John E. Moll W. C. Carnick Man Doulte Storie Evansville Ada C. Moll Chicago David Hogue Carl Nieman Gladys Emarine Vincennes George Maxwell Powell Mabel Emert Greensburg Frances Westover Harold Millikan Newcastle Catherine Harvey Hartford City Fred Denthe Detroit Henry B. Longdon Raymond Pence Howard Barnum Greencastle Arthur Fontaine Lafayette Lester ‘Lefevre Milwaukee Miss Moll DePhuw University Theophilus J. Moll Washington Blvd

Luncheon Aide Leads State Woman's Assembly Plans

Mrs Thomas A Daily 2739 College Ave assists on the committee for the State Woman's Assembly luncheon January 12 at the Claypool She chairs the tickets and the time and place committee Additional hostesses include Mesdames Edmund J Clark L O Hamilton Hutchins Paul T Buchanan Charles T Jewett T W Demmerly M B Spellman Arthur Brown Edgar Evans Bert McBride Edna E Pauley Arthur P Thomas W O Bates and Miss Alma Sickler

Thomas A. Daily College Ave State Woman's Assembly Claypool Edmund J. Clark L. O. Hamilton Hutchins Paul T. Buchan Charles~t. Jewett T. W. Demmerly M. B. Spellman Arthur Brown Edgar Evans Bert McBride Edna E. Pauley Arthur P. Thomas W. O. Bates Miss Alma. Sickler

Older folks blamed for flapper life clash with youth

A young man rebukes aging adults for hypocrisy claiming they preach restraint yet engage in divorces and scandals. He says many parents are still decent and set good examples, while a minority flapper set draws the most notice and publicity.

Second Chance Husband Advice From A 20 Year Old

A 20 year old woman seeks guidance on her marriage to an older husband who provides food and shelter but little affection. The adviser suggests improving meals and cleanliness, acting less needy, flirting, and signaling the possibility of leaving to spur change while focusing on self improvement.

Letter From Leslie Prescott to Bee Summers

Leslie Prescott writes Bee Summers about grief after the death of his sister Alice and how his mother has coped. He notes condolence letters, the truth about life, and praises his mother as brave and steadfast through hardship. The letter reflects shared memories and reflections on sorrow and resilience.

Leslie Prescott Bee Summers Bee Alice

A U W Committee Plans Lectures by Aikins and McFee

Notes of the A A U W committee outline arrangements for lectures by Zoe Aikins and William McFee under the American Association of University Women. The meeting at the school office included committee members and a call for participation from board chairmen. The January board session is set for Wednesday noon at the Board of Trade dining room.

Zoe Aikins William McFee American Association of University Women Margaret Duden Angela Moler Elsa Huebner Gladys Banes Dale Hodges Ross M. Halgren Charles &. Harris Amos. K. Hollowell Josephine Bauer Dale Waterbury Grace Alexander C. K. Calvert Board of Trade

American Women Politicians Echo Home Maker Roles

Three leading American female executives and a fourth rising congresswoman are portrayed as prioritizing home life over politics. Ma Ferguson of Texas and Nellie Taylor Ross of Wyoming are cited with family duties while pursuing governance, with Norton of New Jersey and Cline of Kansas entering Congress after campaigns centered on practical household skills.

Marian Hale NEA King

University Dean of Women Defends College Romance Outcomes

Kansas University Dean of Women Miss Agnes Husband asserts college friendships between men and women lead to marriage and that only one KU woman has divorced a KU man in the institution’s long history. She cites improved modern college girls and notes older generations faced similar youth speeds with less technology.

NEA Nice Agnes Husband Kansas University Miss Husband Institution of Higher Learning Kansas Uni Mien Hustad

Health Is Club Topic at Woman's Department Club

The mental and physical health committees chaired by Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield and Mrs. Leo K. Fesler will meet weekly starting Jan 9. January features include lectures by Mrs. Ethel M. Clark and Dr. Herman Young, plus a psychiatry class visit, with Dr. Frank Hutchins lecturing.

Woman's Department Club Frank D. Hatfield Leo K. Fesler Ethel M. Clark Nurses’ Training School Riley and Long Hospitals Richard Lieber Herman Young Indiana University Bloomington Long and Riley Hospital Frank Hutchins C. P. Emerson Hatfield Phoebe Link G. Q. Dunlop R. F. Bigger Hannah Graham Kenosha Sessions Indiana Girls’ School Department Club

Daughters of Isabella Plan Friday Dance and Card Party

Miss Josephine Breen and Miss Regina Meyer assist with arrangements for the dance and card party Friday night at the K of C Hall hosted by the Daughters of Isabella.

Lavelle Gosset Post Veterans of Foreign Wars N. Pershing Ave Josephine Breen Regina Meyer Daughters of Isabella K. of C. Fiall

Outgrowing Innocence and Modern Education in 1925

A letter discusses how young women today are exposed to new ideas and modern media. The speaker contrasts mothers and daughters, arguing that keeping girls ignorant preserves innocence. The moving picture is claimed to reveal more about life than grandmothers knew, raising questions about sex and relationships. The writer notes the shift in attitudes.

Miss Osbaird Mother Leslie NEA Service, Inc

Y W C A Notes And Club Activities

Y W C A notes show the religious education committee meeting Wednesday at 2 and a Federation Council meeting Tuesday at 7 in the clubrooms. Frilora Club hosts a banco party Thursday at 8 pm. Several members return from holidays visiting home towns such as Grand Rapids Michigan Paris Kentucky Madison Wisconsin Peru Indiana South Bend Wheeling West Virginia and Chicago with various secretaries and directors listed.

Federation Council Frilora Club Banco Dorothy Bean Business Girls Grand Rapids Mich Frances Hancock Paris Frances Toy Madison Wis Chicago Margaret Young Peru Ind Katie Kinder South Bend Joy Taylor Wheeling W. Va

W. R. C. Elects Officers for Gor don Lodge No 48

New officers are Helen Hopward president Ida Henlus senior vice president Ethel Lay junior vice president Lula Hartzog treasurer Addie Thomas secretary Frances Free guard Susan A Jones chaplain Anna Hadley press correspondent. Patriotic instructors areJennie Taylor Nellie Schott Katie Shepperd Hazel Hadley.

Don W.R. C Helen Hopward Ida Henlus Ethel Lay Lula Hartzog Addie Thomas Frances Free Susan A. Jones Anna Hadley Jennie Taylor Nellie Schott Katie Shepperd Hazel Hadley

Healey Opposes HB Smith for State Adjutant

In Indiana Governor elect E Jackson will appoint an adjutant. Harry B Smith is named as a likely choice by party leaders. George H Healey and others probe Smith vs Healey while Jackson maneuvers with McCulloch negotiations.

E. Jackson Indiana Harry B. Smith Smith Goodrich George H. Healey 152Nd Infantry Healey Jackson Healey Saitten Smith Indiana National Guard Printing Board Jackson Carleton B McCulloch

Prof Root to Talk at Local Club Meeting

Prof Merrill E. Root of Harram College will address the literature section of the Woman’s Department Club on Romance of Latin Texts and Spiritual Fancy by W. H. Hudson. Mrs Robert Elliott chairs the event and several hostesses will arrange a musical program.

Merrill E. Root Harlham College Wore Deestment Club W. H. Hudson Robert Elliott M. D. Didway Frank Walker Joseph Reagan W. C. Zirpel Frederick Balzville Harry J. Berry Hulbert Smith Charles T. Hanna C. .K. Ewing Harry L. Hammond Will Shimer C. S. Wheeler Samuel Steele George M. Weaver Charles L. Rader

Women honored at National Women's Republican luncheon

Mrs John T Brush of Sullivan Indiana and Mrs Will Hays of Sullivan are among honorees to receive on the yearly luncheon fee. The event is January 10 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. The club counts about 2500 members from every state.

John T. Brush N. Meridian Sr Will Hays Sullivan Ind National Women’s Republican Club Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York City

Kitchen Roof Damaged by Defective Flue

A fire at 2 a.m. damaged the kitchen roof of Dave Heavener at 328 W. Hleventh. A defective flue caused the blaze, with damages estimated at 100 dollars.

Dave Heavener W. Hleventh

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