Local Engagements and Marriages Reported in Brief
RS. AUSTIN D. SWEET announced before marriage on Dec 29. Miss Mildred Jaquith, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Jaquith, 241 Blue Ridge road, will wed. Dr. and Mrs. Sweet plan to live in Martinsville. Miss Maurine Jaquith was her sister’s sole attendant. Portia Duncan and Morris OC Rosner wed New Year’s day, and the couple sails to Havana, Cuba, later. They will reside at the Marott hotel after April 1. Dorothy Louise Crosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Crosby, engaged to Everett Herschel Johnson. wedding in January. Mrs. Howard Walter Barlow, formerly Eleanor Marian Coryell, married Dec 26 and will reside in Baltimore, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin D. Sweet
Mildred Jaquith
Bride-Elect Jane Hurst Honored At Luncheon Bridge
Jane Hurst, bride-elect to Ketlar Bowman, was the guest of honor at a luncheon bridge party and linen shower at the Lumley Tea room. Hosted by Miss Estelle Poston and Miss Helen Haynes, the event featured bridal colors rose and delft blue, rose buds, blue candles, and a rose blue gift basket. Guests included Mrs. Lotus Miller and numerous misses from Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hurst
Ketlar Bowman
Lumley Tea Room
North Meridian Street
Estelle Poston
Helen Haynes
Delft
Miss Hurst
Charlene Plummer
Lotus Miller
Cambridge City
Ruby Davis
Virginia Hampton
Louise Cox
Dorothy Lambert
Carol Mayborn
Naomi Guild
Elsie Gilkison
Gretchen Kemp
Edna Biery
Ruth Sparks
Beulah Moore
Bernice Abbott
Elizabeth Anderson
Gladys Mower
Miss Crosby Engagement Party Announces Soon Wedding
Miss Dorothy Louise Crosby to wed Everett Herschel John son of Carmel. Engagement announced at a luncheon-bridge in the Marott Gold room. Wedding planned for Sunday January 27 at the Crosby residence with pink roses and smilax decor. Guests included Mesdames Cramer Gasper Osborne Rice Jr Wilson Heavenridge Wood and Misses Cooney Alexander Hill Davy Allen Neitzel Rasener Phillips Ashjean Westcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Crosby
Buckle Street
Marott Hotel
Dorothy Louise Crosby
Everett Herschel Johnson
Carmel
Miss Crosby
Mesdames
Dale Cramer
Richmond
J. L. Gasper
Vernon Gasper
Floyd E. Osborne
Donn Rice Jr
Harold Richard Victor
H. Verle Wilson
Glen Heavenridge
Gaylord Wood
Cornelia Cooney
Marjorie Alexander
Florence Hill
Thelma Davy
Catherine Allen
Margaretha Neitzel
Della Rasener
Dorothy Phillips
Lucie
Armen Ash
Art Department of Club to Hear Speakers Monday
The Women’s Department Club art group meets at 2 30 pm Monday with Miss Blanche Stillson speaking on Wood Block Prints and Miss Emma B King on Monotypes. Each artist demonstrates the process and there is an exhibition of their work. Music is by Mrs John R Craig Tea served by January hostesses listed. Paintings by Hugh M Poe are on exhibition in the club home for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Department Club
Blanche Stillson
Emma B. King
John R. Craig
Dirk H. A. Kolff
M. L. Mendenhall
Harry Connor
Frank Shellhouse
A. H. Johnson
Frank M. Bush
Emma McCotter
Hugh M. Poe
Ruth Circle Hosts Supper and Club Officers Election
The Ruth circle of the Calendar Club at First Moravian Episcopal Church will host a 6 to 7 pm supper Thursday. After the meal, the club will elect officers, followed by an 8 pm church council meeting to hear reports and discuss plans for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Calendar Club
First Moravian Episcopal Church
International Study Club schedules events for next week
The calendar lists lectures and social gatherings across chapters. Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will lecture on The Alhambra and Castles of Granada for several chapters, with music by Eleanor Robinson and solos by W. S. Akin. Luncheons, dinners, and roll call quotations anchor the week from Monday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Artman
Alhambra
Granada
International Study and Travel Club
Education Group To Hear Third Psychology Lecture
Professor W L Richardson of Butler University will present the third lecture in a psychology series at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon for the Woman's Department Club applied education group. Topic is Inhibitions with tea to follow presided by Mrs Fred Balz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Richardson
Butler University
Applied Education
Woman’s Department Club
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Set January Luncheon
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club will hold its January luncheon at the home of Miss Gertrude Brown at 3838 North Pennsylvania Street on Saturday January 12. Mrs. J. C. Fix is hostess chairman and Mrs. W. W. Wilcox, entertainment chairman, has arranged a burlesque skit by alumnae of Alpha chapter DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Gertrude Brown
North
Pennsylvania Street
J. C. Fix
W. W. Wilcox
Alpha Chapter
de Pauw University
Indianapolis club meetings fill upcoming week
A sweeping round of Indianapolis clubs schedules broad variety of talks and programs next week. Members at Culture Club Howard McCotter home Marott hotel discuss national government with several speakers including Miss Dillon and Mr. Chiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Culture Club
Dc. A. McCotter
Marott Hotel
Henrietta Dillon
Frank Chiles
Twelve New Sigma Phi Gamma Chapters Installed
Mrs Phyllis Langstaff-Royce of Hartford City travels to Chicago to install a new Sigma Phi Gamma chapter at the New Lawrence hotel with Misses Gertrude Wachs and Dena Stoffer assisting. A chapter dance follows at Hotel La Salle as the organization adds chapters in Chicago and Memphis since last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis “Langstaff-Royce
Hartford City
Chicago
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Royce
Gertrude Wachs
Waukegsii
Ill
Dena Stoffer
Leporte
New Lawrence Hotel
Hotel la Salle
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Francis Marion chapter urged to back Indiana Univ appeal
At its last meeting the Marion Francis Marion unit urged support for increased Indiana University funding led by Miss Dorothy Case. Mrs Harriet Von Rigdon spoke on National Defense. reports covered charity boxes for Kate Duncan Smith and Caney Creek schools. Program included holiday decor and a bridge party in Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion
Marion
Indiana University
Dorothy Case
Harriet von Rigdon
National Defense
Kate Duncan Smith
Caney Creek
Ellis Island
Francis Vigo
Vincennes
William Henry Harrison
Hugo Reller
Leslie G. Gee
Dorothy Reller
Gee
Lois Litherland
Chester Adams
Leo Schultheis
Edward Kerr
George W. Eee
J. G
Native of Wales to Be Speaker at Club Meeting
Dr. Arthur Walwyn Evans will speak on What America Means to Me before the Women's Department Club at their general meeting in the club home at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon. He is a noted Welsh platform speaker related to Lloyd George and came to America twelve years ago to lead a large church in southern Ohio. Mrs. William Dobson will introduce him. Mrs. Co B Breece provides the musical program and a short business meeting at 2 precedes the lecture. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, acting president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walwyn Evans
America
Woman’s Department Club
Evans
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Ohio
William Dobson
Co. B. Breece
Everett M. Schofield
Music Section Organ Program to Be Tuesday
The Women’s Department Club music section presents an organ program at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Christchurch. Cheston L Heath organist explains the modern pipe organ and performs organ solos and sacred music with Paul Raymond bass Miss Olive Eiler violin Jerome Cohen boy soprano and Mrs William J Gerry contralto. The program arranged by Mrs Victor Hintz includes works by Telemann and Bach with notes on the Bethlehem manger scene and a Te Deum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
Christchurch
Cheston L. Heath
Paul Raymond
Olive Eiler
Jerome Cohen
William J. Gerry
Victor Hintz
Heston Pe
Lord Benent
Bethlehem
Pwin Passester
Spence
Sodesacy
Chaise Heath
Tschaikowski
Politics Class Begins at 10 A.M. Tuesday
The Practice of Politics course offered by the Woman's Department Club through the applied education department will start at 10 a.m. on Tuesday January 15. The city library provides the class as part of reading courses sponsored by the State Federation of Women's Clubs the American Library Association and Indiana University. Enrollment is open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Education Department
Woman’s Department Club
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Library Association
Indiana University
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Photo “Craft
Homelan
Club
Normandy
Charles Stout
College Avenue
H. H. Robinson
Eleanor Robinson
Stout
Dolly Clark
Mary Bechtell
Alpina
Eidelweiss
Sixteenth
Talbot Streets
Otto Bell
North Riely Avenue
Eugene Cox
Fay Fate
W. S. Akin
Spain
A. C. Broecker
Mandalay Chapter
S. E. Litteral
North Olney Street
J. M. Mowrer
Central Avenue
John A. Kohl
Highland Drive
Harry Gompf
William Sieber
John Ward
Fred Balz
Roy Kreipke
M. D. Didway
Merle N. A. Walker
Ethel Curryer
Dwight Ritter
Carl Fletcher
Victor Jose
Robert Elliott
John C. Curry
T. A. O'Dell
James Kiger
Francis Hamilton
Will C. Hitz
Maurice E. Tennant
Scots Guards
Indianapolis Literary Club
Irvington Woman's Club
R. F. Davidson
Lowell Avenue
Walter F. Bee
Benito Musini
David Aierdice
Delaware Street
Review Club
Robert Patterson
Barrie
Moult
John Kennedy
Joseph Conrad
Garrett
Edward Gass
Thomas Hardy
Peter and
Wendy
Hardy
Oliver Perry
the Union
Harvey B. Hartsock
Sesame Club
Charles W. Nichols
East Twenty-third Street
Bert Westover
New Era Club
C. R. Miles
Ford
John Jacobs
Ford Industry
Everett Vestal
Flower People
Josephine Kirk
Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority
Tri-Arts Club
Leavens Cady
Alpha Lelta Latreian Club
William Hutchison
Blessing Fischer
Meridian Heights
Inter-Se
Co. E. Parsons
Broadway
Germany
F. A. Linton
Bell
A. M. Bobbitt
William J. Kopp
East Thirty-sixth Street
Edward A. Peterson
James H. Hornrce
Irvington Chautauqua Club
D. E. Kramer
University Avenue
M. C. Campbell
Roy Kenady
Gilgal
Galilee
B. M. Howell
Graceland Avenue
Independent Social Club
Irvington
M. D. Lupton
Ritter Avenue
K. T. Garten
G. O. Huffman
Hoosier
Artemas Club
William Draed
Park Avenue
Andrew Cook
Washington Boulevard
E. H. Thomson
Mary Elizabeth Eyies
Zetathea Club
Gertrude Hoch
Indiana
J. W. Walker
C. F. Hurst
Sigma Nu Mother's Club
North Capitol Avenue
H. K. Thatcher
New Century Club
P. T. McDonald
Layman Avenue
Frank Miller
J. C. Carr
J. L. Kalleen
W. C. Buser
John Neihardt
Minerva Club
Mr. Lloyd
North Talbot Avenue
M. E. Burkhart
N. E. Patrick
New Jersey Street
C. H. Simons
P. C. Lumley
J. D. Setzer
H. D. Goode
East Thirtyfourth Street
House of Life
Mesdames J. A. Sutherland
L. Willis Bugbee Jr
Irvington Social Study Club
Anthony Barone
Burgess Avenue
E. A. Trittipp
Stuart Street
Delphian Society
Fletcher-American Bank
England
Max P. Dahl
Sigma Phi Gamma
Harriet V. Rigdon
National Vie Ae of
Defense
Ween
Sherman Walker
National
News OF
Campbell Gray
Mishawaka
George Hodson
Luella Rempis
Southern Mountain Schools
K. W. Knorr
James B. Crankshaw
Ft. Wayne
Caroline Scott Harrison
Truman G. Yonker
Greencastle
Central District
Shelbyville
Connersville
Muncie
Wythougan
Plymouth
Phoebe Thompson Willey
Willey
Saturday Club
Plymout_ dent
Eva L. Underwood
Pilot News
Heney
A & Es
Ruth P. Timmons
Josephine Rubush
Washburn
Wales
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