Artists Guests at Luncheon Precede Schulz Exhibit
One hundred reservations were made for a luncheon at the Woman's Department Club to honor Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schulz whose paintings opened at the club house. The afternoon tea featured pouring by A. S. Ayres and Mrs. E. HB. Doreen with many supporters and a program of songs piano solos and musical monologues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
Adolph Schulz
S. B. Perkins
Fenway Court
Boston
M. M. Atherton
Arthur Thomas
W. E. Lamb
W. K. Miller
BH. L. Mick
Charles Gemmer
J. R. Trasher
Lucille Ballard
Katherine Winders
D. H. Truckness
Horace Whitehouse
Eleanor Beauchamp
Claude J. Stephenson
M. D. Didway
W. B. Wilson
H. B. Burnett
C. CG. Wilcox
Floyd BE
Samuel H. Perkins
Pennsylvania Se
Dinnet
Adolph ‘Schulz
Nashville
Ind
Messrs. and Mesdames
J. R. Curry
Wilson B. Parker
Thomas Spencer
L. M. Edwards
Charles T. Hanna
J. A. McLean
Author Traveler to Speak at Beecher Club Event
Vivian Gilbert, traveler and former officer under General Allenby, will address the Henry Ward Beecher Club of the Second Presbyterian Church Friday evening on The Romance of the Last Crusade. Dinner at 6 30 p m precedes the talk in the Sunday School room with Boy Scouts of Troop 18 and their fathers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Gilbert
General Allenby
Henry Ward Beecher Club
Second Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Troop 18
Esponade Salts Tasteful Epsom Remedy Ad
Purported ad touts tasteless Epsom Salts for constipation biliousness and headaches claiming no griping and easy bowels. Mentions doctors nurses depend on it and the product Esponade Salts made pleasant with fruit salts and lemonade taste.
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American Epsom Association
Cranberry Based Cranolene Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Ad claims cranberry juice kills skin mites causing eczema and irritations. Cranolene Healing Cream combines cranberry juice with soothing oil to stop itching and restore natural skin color. sold by druggists in 35c, 1, and 2.50 dollar sizes. samples free, Crandone, Girard, Kansas.
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Crandone, Girard, Kan
Nursery Leaders Re-Elected and New Directors Chosen
Mrs J D Hoss was re elected president of the Indianapolis Day Nursery Association at Tuesday afternoon meeting. New directors include Harper Ransburg Wallace Lee J I Holcomb Mrs Bacon and Miss Cunningham. Holdovers are Hoss C K McDowell Joseph B Kealing and Charles A Bookwalter. Average cost to keep a child at the nursery was 73 cents per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hoss
Indianapolis Day
Joseph B. Kealing
Dorothy Cunningham
I. J. Hudelson
Bacon
W. 8. Boyle
B. B. Scharritts
Hoss
C. K. McDowell
Charles A. Bookwalter
Harper Ransburg
Wallace O. Lee
J. I. Holcomb
Miss Cunningham
McDowell
J. D. Stracin
HB. S. South
John L. Eliott
Ada Hamilton
A. James
D. B. Sullivan
Julia Be.t. Walk
Indianapolis Art Association
John
Letter from Ruth Burke to Walter Burke continues
Ruth writes about love and friendship among Leslie, Jack, and Harry Ellington, analysis of temperamental husband John Alden Prescott, and longing for Walter. She emphasizes friendship as a bedrock of marriage, reveals feelings about overlapping relationships, and signs off with affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Leslie
Jack
Harry Ellington
Sally Atherton
Mr. Hamilton
John Alden Prescott
Ruth
NBA Service, Inc
Artists to Judge Prizes at Athenaeum Costume Ball
A committee of artists will award prizes February 22 at the Little Theatre costume ball held at the Athenaeum. Members include Randolph, Coates, Clifton Wheeler, William Forsyth, Miss Marie Todd, Folts and Robert Da Prizes are donated by Mr and Mrs R Hartley, Mr and Mrs Herbert Foltz, and others.
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Little Theatre
The
Athenaeum
Randolph, Coates
Clifton Wheeler
William Forsyth
Marie Todd
Folts
Robert da
R. Hartley
Cami
Herbert Foltz
Social group notices from Indianapolis events and meetings
A long list of social events in Indianapolis is noted, including a miscellaneous shower and bridge party for Miss Agnes Williams and her fiancé Kaylor Patton, a farewell luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, and tea plans by the Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club. Also listed are sorority and art society meetings, a card party at Mooseheart Legion, skating and city club gatherings, and citizenship and cultural program notes with dates and hosts across various city venues.
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N. Jefferson Ave
Agnes Williams
Kaylor Patton
Vera Deda Wilams
Charles Crippin
Harry Shaneberger
Lyle York
Thomas Siebert
Lloyd Wilson
Ira Williams
Gilbert Luckens
Mamie
Williams
Gilbert Lukens
Miss Williams
Kennington
J. M. Patton
James Kennington
Seventh District
Democratic Woman's Club
Vermont St
Karl Weaver
Phyllis Wheatley
Edna M. Christian
Peter C. Reilly
T. J. Kelly
G. D. Yeazel
Carrie L. Pray
Jessie Brown
Butler University
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
the Severin
Willam Henry Harrison
Junior Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Milligan
Delaware St
New York
South America
New Circle INSTALLS Officers and Plans Card Event
Neal Burke named president Francis Roell as vice president John Cleary secretary Russell Fletcher treasurer and Howard Phillips sergeant at arms Magnolia Circle No 4 will host a card afternoon Thursday at 2 pm at Red Men s Hall Morris and Lee Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Burke
Francis Roell
John Cleary
Russell Fletcher
Howard Phillips
Magnolia Circle
Red Men’s Hall
Morris and Lee Sts
Woman writer shares experiences at Indiana luncheon
Mrs O D Oliphant president of the National American Legion Auxiliary and Times critic spoke at the Woman's Press Club of Indiana luncheon in Claypool praising press fraternity and Legion auxiliary work. Guests included Mrs Richard Seely Jones and Miss Bess D Wetherholt. Danville’s Mrs Julian D Hogate presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Oliphant
National American Legion Auxiliary
Trenton
N. J
Woman's Press Club of
Indiana
Claypool
Oliphant
the Legion Auxiliary
Richard Seely Jones
Washington, D.C
Bess D. Wetherholt
The
Legion Auxiliary
Julian D. Hogate
Danville, Ind
Last Year Among Coldest in Indianapolis History
The Indianapolis weather bureau notes last year as the fifth coldest on record with an average of 60.8 degrees. 1917 remains the coldest year at 49.6, while other cold years include 1875 1885 1904 and 1912 with 60.2 49.7 50.8 and 50.8 degrees respectively. Daily average ran 1.9 degrees below normal. no rain fell Oct 8 to 30, a record tied only once before. Highest temp 96 on Aug 4. coldest 13 below zero on Jan 5.
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Indianapolis Wear Bureau
J. H. Armington
Baltzell Brother Visits Indianapolis After Senate Confirmed Judge
Baltzell of Princeton Indiana brother of Robert C Baltzell attended the federal building in Indianapolis today. He arrived on legal business related to the State Appellate Court while confirmation by the Senate of his brother's appointment to succeed Judge A B Anderson as Federal judge for Indiana was reported Tuesday.
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Baltzell
Charlies
Princeton
Ind
Robert C. Baltzell
A. B. Anderson
Indiana
Senate
Indianapolis
Marriage as civilization base sparks letters debate
Martha Lee defends marriage as foundation of civilization while Rev Nelson Springer calls it a failure. Readers respond with optimism and concern over divorce records. The Indianapolis Times invites further letters as a public discussion continues.
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Nelson Junius Springer
Brooklyn, N. Y
Indianapolis
Springer
Ha Lee
Opinion on marriage and civilization in a 19th century column
A fragmentary opinion piece debates marriage as the foundation of civilization. It cites Rev and Miss Martha Lee while contrasting views on divorce and the value of stable homes, noting observations of others and personal doubt about solutions.
Mire Leo and Saree Children In Unclear Passage
Fragmentary text mentions Mire Leo mother of Saree with scattered phrases about children and wires. no coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
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Leo
Tom
Century of awkward dating advice from a shy matchmaker
A fragmentary column offers 1920s style guidance on social life for young women. It advises self confidence, engaging on topics peers care about, and not fearing rejection while stressing proactive, respectful communication among girls.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a easy at home hair darkener. It claims gray hairs disappear after a few applications, leaving hair dark, glossy and youthful looking with natural color.
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Wyeth
Friend Saved Mrs. Wilhelmy by Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy of St. Paul Minnesota endured overwork worry and poor sleep before a friend urged Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After using it she reports improved appetite sleep weight and strength and feels well, claiming it will help other women too.
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Mrs. Wilhelmy
Mrs
Mary. Wilhelmy
St. Paul
Minn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilhelmy
Ward Estate Worth 300000 With Indiana Real Estate
The Fletcher Savings and Trust Co. named executor of Marion Ward’s will. Ward, chairman of Mooney Mueller Ward Co., died Tuesday leaving an estate valued at 300000. Y M A and Y W G A of Indianapolis are named beneficiaries. Over 250000 is personal property and 50000 real estate in Indiana plus a 390 acre Illinois farm.
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Fletcher Savings and Trust Co
Marion Ward
Mooney-Mueller-Ward Co
Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
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Woman’s Department Club
EPSOM
Enza
Asa
Bachrach
Tne Tangle
Burke
Walter Burke
Mary Alden Prescott
John Alden’ Presas
Arthur P. Smith
Capitol Ave
Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority
W. Morris St
Mooseheart Legion
N. Delaware Bt
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Middle Dr
Woodruff Place
Henry Otterbach
Union St
Nanette
Ralph Bradley
Bradley
Clyde B. Aitchison
Portland, Ore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry C. Hall
Colorado
Press Club
Martha Lee
Serine
Pat
Otter
Aybe
Lorlesome
Betty
S. H. S. Leader
Shortridge High School
John Armstrong
Pennsylvania St
Armstrong
Shortridge
AOI
Dr. Cofield
J.W. Cofield
Marion
Ohio
Meridian Sts
Ohio St
M. C. A. and
Mme. Caubert
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Mediterranean
Egypt
Holy Land
Mr. Doll
Fletcher American Company Travel Department
Ilinois St
S. Illinois
W. Wash
N. Ilinois St
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
N. Ab
Haag’s
Abbott
Aipock's
Beacham's
Barkeeper
Borden Eagle
Bliss
Burkhardt's
Carter’s
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Eure
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Geta
Der
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Levey
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