Indiana artists plan Mardi Gras Ball at John Herron Institute
Plans for the Mardi Gras Ball of the Indiana Artists' Club are under way in the sculpture hall of the John Herron Art Institute with Mrs. Albert I. Dugan as general chairman Invitations will go to club members and friends In the receiving line will be Edward Sitzman newly elected president Randolph LaSalle Coats retiring president and other club officers plus honorary members The article lists numerous committee chairs and members across floor decorations music costumes publicity invitations and entertainment reflecting a large organized event by the Indiana Artists' Club in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Artists’ Club
John Herron Art Institute
Albert I. Dugan
Edoward Sitzman
Randolph LaSalle Coats
Otis Adams
Robert Burke
L. O. Griffith
Marie Todd
P. Howland Shurman
Paul Hadley
Wilson B. Parker
Walter Baker
Chris Seiberth
Myra Reynolds Richards
Edna Shover
Margaret Scott
Kate Milner Rabb
Bessie Hendricks
Lucille Morehouse
E. Perkins
Mesdames
Ruth Pratt Bobbs
William O. Bates
Herbert Foltz
H. B. Burnet
John Co. Curry
Ralph Chappel
James Lathrop Gavin O
Y W C A Names New Directors
The Y W C A announces three year terms for new directors Mrs Lucille Cave Buckner Mrs G Quincy Dunlop Mrs N H Long Mrs Maurice J Moore Mrs C H Winders Mrs Wilbur Johnson Miss Dale M Waterbury Miss Helen Guynn Mrs Wy W Wood and Mrs Walter Montgomery They were elected at the annual membership dinner Also named for shorter terms were Mrs C W Ackman two years and Mrs Gavin L Payne one year A nominating committee was elected to fill vacancies and nominate next year’s board Mrs Hugh McGibeny Mrs F H Wood Miss Margaret Schrader Mrs Curtis Hodges and Mrs Blanche McCoy Reports were given by Mrs Fred Hoke Miss Pearl B Forsyth Dr Kate Williams and Miss Florence E Lanham as greetings were extended by six former presidents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Cave Buckner
G. Quincy Dunlop
N.H. Long
Maurice J. Moore
C. H. Winders
Wilbur Johnson
Dale M. Waterbury
Helen Guynn
Wy. W. Wood
Walter Montgomery
C. W. Ackman
Florence E. Lanham
F. F. McCrea
T. Cc. Day
C. J. Buchanan
Thomas R. Kackley
I. R. Barrett
Hoke
Business Women's Section Club Notes
The Business Women's Section meets Thursday at the clubhouse with Mrs J F Edwards giving a Candle Lightin Time monologue. Miss Edna F Phinney and Francis Kelly provide songs, accompanied by Mrs M D Didway. dinner at 6 p m. Non members may view Schulz paintings by inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Edwards
Edna F. Phinney
Francis Kelly
M. D. Didway
Adolph Schulz
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promised Clears Pimples
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle safe substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse the blood bowels and liver and improve skin, breath and energy with no sickness or pain after taking them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Elaborate Costumes Appear at Little Theatre Ball
At the annual costume ball hosted by the Little Theatre Society Athenaeum on Thursday evening a delightful array of outfits graced the dancers. Notable attendees included Mrs. T. W. De Hass and her guest Miss Beulah Davis of New York, along with Mrs. Clyde Karrer and Mrs. J. D. Peirce.
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Little Theatre Society Athenaeum
The
Little Theatre Society
Athenaeum
T. W
T. W. DE Hass
Beulah Davis
New York
Clyde Karrer
J. D. Peirce
Alexander Hamilton
Social calendar highlights in Indianapolis society
A long list of social events unfolds with Mrs. Albert O Harris hosting a Saturday dinner bridge for Miss Virginia Treat and Frederick I Shumaker Jr amid forthcoming teas, dinners, theater parties, and club meetings. Attendees include the Treat family, Miss Julia Jean Nelson, Miss Rosalie De Moss, and many society members across Irvington and central Indianapolis.
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Albert
O. Harris
Buckle St
Virginia Treat
Edward R. Treat
Washington Blvd
Frederick I. Schumaker Jr
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Richard Whiting
Charles Ertel
Frank Madden
Miss Treat
I. R. Whiting
Julia Jean Nelson
Hampton Ct
Trousseau
Sylvia Goold
William Sutter
The Tangle Letter From Leslie Prescott to The Little Marquis
The letter argues that women’s independence clashes with forgiveness and marital power. A mother asserts wives often manage husbands subtly for happiness, citing Eve and Adam as a timeless example. The narrator contends for clear understanding, while the mother warns true harmony hides behind tact and restraint.
Humperdinck Fairy Opera At School 70 Jan 30
Parent Teacher Notes announce Humperdincks fairy opera Hansel and Gretel to be staged January 30 at School 70 directed by Mrs. E E Flickenger and sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. Principal roles by Mrs. Me enger pupils. The Gingerbread Child and Angels pantomime by other pupils. Admission small. Dr W P Pierce of Bay City will give Travelogue in Europe to patrons Wednesday. A musical program will follow.
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Humperdinck
Hansel and Gretel
E. E. Flickenger
W. P. Pierce
Bay City
Mich
Europe
Eiven
Midwinter Dance and Club Meetings at Local Halls
The St. Anthony Y P A holds its annual midwinter dance Tuesday at St. Anthony's Hall 379 N Warman Ave with Bernard A Dugan in charge. The Alvin P Hovey W R C 196 met at the G A R Home. retiring secretary Mrs Mannie Peckover received beads and honorary membership. The George H Chapman W R C No 10 meets Tuesday at 2 at the G A R Home 612 N Illinois St. Temple Rebecca Lodge 591 plans degree work Monday at 23% 8 Capitol Ave. Ladis Altar Society of St Catharine Barish hosts ecards Sunday at the hall Shelby and Tabor Sts. The Troubadour Club card party was set for Saturday 8:30 at Druid's Hall 14 W Ohio St.
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The
St. Anthony Y. P
St. Anthony's Hall
N. Warman Ave
Bernard A. Dugan
Alvin P. Hovey
G.A. R
Mannie Peckover
Temple Rebecca Lodge
Capitol Ave
Ladis’ Altar Society of
St. Catharine Barish
Ecards
Shelby and
Tabor Sts
Troubadour Club
Druid’s Hall
Ohio St
Nina A Brigham Union Meeting and Valentine Supper
The Nina A Brigham Union will meet at Miss Julia Smiths home 1926 N Alabama St Wednesday at 730 pm Mrs Edward Franklin White new Supreme Court reporter discusses bills in the Legislature and Mrs Bc Rumpler leads devotions The Sarah A Swain Union hosts a Valentine supper at Victory Memorial Church Woodlawn and Villa Aves at 7 pm Feb 8 All members families and friends urged to attend Reservations call Drexel 1668 or Stewart 1649
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Julia Smith
N. Alabama St
Edward Franklin White
Supreme Court
B. Cc. Rumpler
Sarah A. Swain Union
Victory Memorial Church
Woodlawn
Villa Aves
Robert Patton
Drexel
Bertha Hawkins
Stewart
Miss Zoe Akins to Lecture at Hollenk Hall and Events
Miss Zoe Akins playwright is set to speak Monday at Hollenk Hall Y W C A on Vogues and Vanities under the American Association of University Women. A Sunday dinner tea for Miss Akins is hosted by Grace and Georgia Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Akins
Hollenbeck Hall
American Association of University Women
Misses Grace
Georgia Alexander
Akins
Frank Hatfield
Indianapolis League of Women Voters
Central Library
Orrin G. Yeaton
Katherine Lennox
Margaret Schoener
Lillian Martin
Elizabeth Betterman
Irene Seuel
Ross Halgren
Emily Probst
Dale Hodges
Daniel T. Weir
Flora Drake
Milo Stu
George Buck
H. B. Pike
John R. Curry
Birney D. Spradling
Club Program on O Neill Drama Week Observance
The Monday Club meets at the D. A. R. chapter house 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. James R. Branson will discuss Eugene O Neill as a commanding American playwright. Miss Melissa Cornelius and Miss Iona Lamb will sing Life and A Memory.
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Pennsylvania
James R. Branson
Eugene O'Neill
Melissa Cornelius
Iona Lamb
Happiness and the dollar in marriage
Martha Lee argues money influences comfort and security but cannot buy love or happiness. She says love remains the key to a lasting marriage, while money may ease tasks but cannot ensure joy or harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Love in a kitchen apartment versus a palace
A reader describes a troubling relationship and gossip amid a workplace affair. Advice suggests not resigning, telling the involved partner, and handling a gossiping intruder with caution.
Women Debate Women’s Place In The Home In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Local Council of Women hosts a luncheon debate on Tuesday at the YWCA. The affirmative features Mrs Felix McWhirter and Mrs Curtis Hodges. the negative includes Mrs Philip Zoercher and Mrs O M Pittenger. Florence Webster Long of the Women’s Press Club will speak for newspaper women. Mrs H L Barr will sing with piano by Mrs William Herbert Gibbs. Mrs 4S R Artman presides. Reservations via Mrs E P Brennen and program committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Council of Women
Felix McWhirter
Curtis Hodges
Philip Zoercher
O. M. Pittenger
Florence Webster Long
Women's Press Club of Indiana
H. L. Barr
William Herbert Gibbs
4S. R. Artman
E. P. Brennen
Mesdares le Grande Lawrence
M. F. Ault
A. L. Atkins
Kappas Plan Benefit Party By Indianapolis Alumnae
The Indianapolis Alumnae Association of the national students' aid fund hosts a benefit party at Spink Arms to raise support for student aid programs. The event gathers Kappa chapter members and local supporters for fundraising and socializing.
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Indianapolis
National Students
Spink-Arms
Y W C A Announces Winter Classes And Activities
The Y W C A education department offers pattern drafting dress design and sewing classes with two millinery courses led by Mrs May King Stevenson and Mrs Wilson B Parker. A commercial art show card lettering class begins. Registrations are open and activities include a basketball game against Technical High School and multiple social events at the Y W C A and affiliated churches.
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May King Stevenson
Wilson B. Parker
W. L. Winning
Technical High School
Tech
Tuxedo Baptist Church
Y. W
Broadway M. E. Epworth
The
Athletic Association
Health
Alumnae elect officers at Indiana University event
Mrs. Harry L. Foreman was elected president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Indiana University Saturday at the University Club. New officers include first vice president Mrs. R. W. Showalter second vice president Cal F. Ellis Hunter and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Daniel Weir. A tea for Dean Agnes Wells followed with harpist Pasquale Montani providing music.
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Harry L. Foreman
Indianapolis
Indiana University
University Club
Agnes Wells
Sanford Teeter
Bloomington
Ind
John T.wheeler
Arda Knox
O. M. Pittenger
R. W. Showalter
Cal F. Ellis Hunter
Daniel Weir
Secrtary
Taylor Groninger
S. Douglas Bush
Frank D. Hatfield
Walter Greenough
Pasquale Montani
Dean Wells
Teeter
Louise Wills
Eleanor Munro
L. R. Pearson
Thelma Shelburne
Card Party Arranged by Indianapolis Retail Druggists Group
A charity card party is planned for February 11 at the Woman's Department Club by Indianapolis Chapter No. 20 of the Women's Organization of National Association of Retail Druggists. Tea will be served with Mrs. James E. Sproule and others at the tea table. Mrs. Ferger chairs reservations and, as first president in 1916, heads the local group while recent national president.
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Woman's Department Club
Indianapolis
Women’s Organization of National Association of Retail Druggists
James E. Sproule
W. C. Freund
BE. R. Walker
Edward Ferger
Freund
Walker
Harry Borst
W. A. Oren
Edward Stucky
James C. Mead
C. J. Jackson
Ferger
William Werner
National Women's Organization
Club Calendar lists multiple Indianapolis square meetings
P E C Chapter 6 meets Monday with Mrs Anna McKittrick at 5860 Lowell Ave. A program on Mrs Calvin Coolidge is planned. Indiana photoplay indorsers talk featured at Mrs L M Poarch home. Inter Alia Club hosts at 984 B Dr Woodruff Place with papers by Mrs Clark Wells and Mrs Robert Workman. Irvington Tuesday Club and Home Economics Club hold gatherings midweek with named hostesses and assistants. Thursday Lyceum, Hoosier Tourist clubs meet at listed addresses.
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Anna McKittrick
Lowell Ave
Elleanore Bodensick
Calvin Coolidge
David Ross
Indiana
Gloria L. Austill
Woodruff
Clark Wells
Robert Workman
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Y.W.C.A
St. John’s Academy
Riverside
Lucile Hickey
Anna Brennan
Mary Marshall
Anna Mootz
Catherine White
Anna Kavanaugh
Mildred Vestal
Clotilda Connelly
Tracy Lyons
Rosemary Beswick
Clara Liddy
Julia Timmons
Alice Colbert
Mary McCrossan
Catherine Davey
Josephine Bradl
Gertrude Fox
Margaret Marshall
Edna Brackman
Margaret McCarthy
Rose McNamara
Marie Ostheimer
Teresa Carroll
Nell Moran
Anna Ebert
Mae Dugan
Martha Mote
Park Ave
Carmen Porter
Loretta Galm
Edna Glesing
Virginia Burke
Edith Wilson
Edna Wissman
Martha Louise Beard
Richard Coburn
Lewis Carey
Stanley Roland
Ralph Bradard
George Pence
Louis Hornberger
Frank Cruger
Carney Kinneman
Ralph Pearson
O. R. Chillson
William Delbrook
Chillson
Hilda Kreft
Fulton St
Chansonette Club
Ralph Chappell
Meridian St
E. E. Flickinger
Helen Smith Foltz
Norman Schneider
Mignon
Raffaela Montani
Mary Ann Porter
Alpha Delphian Study Club
Mutual Service Association
W. Forty-Second St
Demarchus C. Brown
Spain
Irvington
All Souls Tnitarian Church
Arthur Morrill
Frank Abel
Edgar Carter
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Florence Jeup
Talbott Ave
Kappa Chi Theta Sorority
Edith Carsten
N. Addison St
Homer Dunn
Charlotte Burris
Margaret Vaughan
Berniece Woollen
Mary Sharp
Bernice McBroom
Mary Goepper
J. M. Schmid
Fall Creek Blvd
Riley Hospital
Claypool
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
Mildred Cochran
Beville Ave
Marie Doyle
W. Twenty- Seventh St
Peggy and
Loretta Corcoran
Dorothy Friedman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ralph R. Marsh
N. Bancroft Lt
Mesdames F. W. Schorn
Arthur P. Smith
Ray Goodwin
Bert Townsend
J. J. Beck
John Gruener
C. C. Cooper
C. D. Merriott
C. G. Claman
E. P. Warren
Blanche Ruell
Malcomb W. Fuhrer
Mt. Vernon
Albert Asche
Central Ave
Leslie Prescott
Marquise
Mother
Jack
Eve
Adam
Garden of Eden
Leslie
George H. Chapman
Illinois St
Nina A. Brigham Union
Miss Akins
O'Neill
Martha Lee
Pine
Tam
Mr. Meat
M. W
Kappas Plan
Y. W.C.A. Notes
Aluminae
S. B. Walker
Layman Ave
Hector Fuller
C. M. Cunningham
Edward E. Stout
Maple Rd
Frank Wesbitt
W. H. Morton
J. K. Milroy
Norma Mueller
Lyceum Club
M. EB. Woolf
Guilford Ave
R. M. Malloch
Hoosier
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