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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
2
Mrs. Fannie Sax Long argues Pennsylvania women’s clubs will shape prison reform and offender rehabilitation. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs report shows expansion of prison industry and parole efforts nationwide, highlighting education, legislation, and organized advocacy.
Miss Margaret Kern hosted a Monday night shower at 3703 East New York Street for Miss Viola Heimsen whose marriage to Ford Keller is set for Thursday. A farewell for Miss Katherine Foster joining New York followed onto a party with pink and blue décor and tiny suitcase favors.
Mrs Howe Stone Landers of 7050 North Pennsylvania Street will host a 1 o'clock luncheon for Delta Alumnae of Kappa Kappa Gamma at her residence Wednesday. Mrs John Caylor and Mrs Edward J Boleman assist. Reservations with Mrs Caylor Mrs Alfred Glossbranner or Mrs Paul Rhoadarmer.
Paris fashion notes discuss cotton's rise in dressy wear and its clash with silk. Features include mint green georgette frock with gold paillettes, pink velvet ribbon on a black lacy hat, and advice on hats and color coordination for a distinguished look.
Miss Martha Kafader hosted a surprise farewell party at 216 North Oakland Avenue for Edwin Berndts who plans to move to New York. Guests, including Ethel Fagin, enjoyed pink and white decorations, bridge and banco games, and a gift presentation.
Business sessions of E. A. Block's department at W. H. Block & Co. closed Monday with a dinner at the Seville Tavern and a theater party at the Indiana. Attendees included Mrs. G. H. Folkerth and a long list of ladies and misses headed by Mary Ellen McCarthy and Alberta Reep.
Independent Order of Shepherds will meet at 8 in the home of William R. Francis 2800 North Illinois street. The gathering at 8 Wednesday seeks to discuss lodge business and charity matters.
The auxiliary to the ae Club will hold a meeting on Wednesday. Members are asked to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
Mrs. G. W. Kerr returns to Crawfordsville for the summer to be with son Fletcher Kerr. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield and Mrs. Stephen T. Bogert have returned from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Denver and a California visit. Various Indianapolis residents, guests of acquaintances, plan travels to Montreal, Europe, Asheville, New York, and cities in Europe, with several attending sorority events and summer voyages.
Miss Carolyn Hene Kiser wed Herman Fulton Anspach in a Monday night ceremony at Broadway Country Club. Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht officiated with relatives assisting. Bridesmaids included Miss Rose Lippmann and others. the couple planned to live at Rideview in Evanston after Aug. 1.
Mr and Mrs Richard Pressley announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel Louise Pressley to Elmer C Paul. The ceremony occurred at 8 30 June 25 at Grace Evangelical Lutheran church with guests Lawrence Moore Fred Pressley Mary Spicer Mildred VanHorn Louise Mindach Waldo Mindach Fred Roberts and Reese Fox. The newlyweds reside with the bride's parents at 923 Rural Street.
Mrs Edward Franklin White addressed the Women’s Club of Indiana in the American Life Insurance building. She compared the Indiana club house with the New York clubhouse offering libraries lounges dining rooms a pool and gym plus arts exhibitions poetry meetings and guest reciprocity with forty two clubs. A three member committee led by Mrs White prepared a resolution on group membership with staged access for subscribing clubs and reduced fees for partial membership.
The Bedford based Business and Professional Women's Club hosted the Second district in a Sunday picnic at Indiana Limestone park. Guests included Miss Mabel E. Ward of Union City, president of the Indiana Federation, Miss Clara Massman, district director, and club presidents. A state B P W house party was announced for Labor Day at West Baden with district members as hostesses.
Miss Rose Meno daughter of Mr and Mrs George Meno of Bedford married Lester Hyde son of Mr and Mrs John Hyde Bloomington at the bride's parents home. Attendants were Carmello Meno and Joseph Burkhart. After a brief eastern honeymoon they will reside in Bloomington.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sadie Siltzer of York Pennsylvania to Adolph Seidensticker Jr son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Seidensticker of 3720 North Pennsylvania Street Philadelphia took place Saturday in Philadelphia. The couple will reside in York.
The Country Club gathering on a hot Sunday night winds through golf talk and fashion as Marjorie Kirmaird and guests relax on the terrace. Conversations span Joyce, Stein, mysticism, Anatole France, and King Tut, with Mary Lois Denny and Gilbert Hurty praising good talk. No one plays contract bridge as the group drifts toward late chat and cocktails.
Miss Helen McCoy daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude C McCoy of 301 North Denny street married R J Cox Jr son of Mr and Mrs R J Cox Saturday night at Grace Methodist Episcopal church in a formal ceremony.
Mrs Lara Whitesell of Richmond was elected grand president of the Delta Theta Tau sorority at the national convention in Oakland California. She is a former Richmond chapter president and has been active in state sorority affairs.
Entertain group Mrs Georgs Woody and Mrs George Pfeilschifter hosted the bridge section at the Indian Lake Country Club clubhouse on Tuesday with members in attendance.
Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority will hold its regular meeting Wednesday night at 2756 Bellefontaine street, the home of Mrs. Charles Walters. Plans will be made for rush parties.
Indiana W C T U leaders push better education on alcohol’s physiological effects in public schools. Mrs. Oscar M Pittinger notes national W C T U backing and marks July 4 centenary of Mary Hunt to boost scientific temperance instruction.
Alpha chapter of Chi Delta Chi sorority will meet at 8 Wednesday night at Mrs. Alfred C. Eggert’s home 163 Broadway No. 8 to conduct its business.
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