Committees Plan League Reception at Herron Art Institute
Drama League committees in Indianapolis announce a Thursday 4 pm reception for the Stuart Walker Company at the Herron Art Institute. Honor guests include Georges Gaul Judith Lowery and other company members. officers and city drama groups assist with arrangements and publicity.
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Drama League
Indianapolis Center
Stuart Walker
Herron Art Institute
Georges Gaul
Judith Lowery
George Allison
Ernest Cossart
Katherine Francis
Mona Kingsley
Regina Stanfield
John Thorn
Paul Wright
Larry Fletcher
Gertrude Rivers
George Meeker
Edgar Henning
Alain Ford
League
8. E. Perkins
Herbert Foltz
Sidney Daily
Carlos Becker
Anna Torrence
E. R. Eskew
W. C
Social wedding and society notices move through Indianapolis
Miss Fredria Teepe wed Karol Cull at her mother’s home on Olney Street in Indianapolis with Rev. Ar Bash Alford officiating. Attendants included Goldinia Taylor. best man John McVay. The couple planned a motor trip home at 1428 Olney Street. An Alpha Chi Omega alumnae picnic, bridge party, and various society gatherings followed, featuring multiple local ladies, a Holy Cross Church wedding, and upcoming socials at St. Roache’s hall and Columbia Park events.
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Fredria Teepe
Karol Cull
Etta Teepe
Olney St
Ar Bash Alford
Goldinia Taylor
John McVay
Geraldine Heserman
Benjamin Driscol, Jr
Miss Taylor
Aaron Ward
Cull
Gilbert Kafader
Florence Gioscio
Florida
New York
Lateva Gioscio
Philadelphia
L. F. Fisher
Pennsylvania St
Victoria Montani
Helen Granan
N. Arsenal Ave
Frank E. Kinney
Holy Cross Church
William Keefe
Frances Kelley
Katherine Leuty
Camilla Zinkan
Eugene Grannan
Mrs. Kinney
Irvington
Officers Installed at General Federation Convention in Atlantic City
The eighteenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Atlantic City elected new officers led by Mrs. Edward Franklin White first vice president and Mrs. John D. Sherman president Indiana delegates plan a Washington tour and return to Indianapolis midweek. The closing day drew over six thousand attendees with extensive discussions on home economics and work conditions as invitations for future council and convention sites were announced.
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William F. Wright
New York
Dorothye
Edward MacKimman
Prospect St
William FF. Gansberg
Mesdaines Thomas Hughes
L. T. Glidden
Wilian Gansberg
Basil Judkins
Oscar Merrill
William T. Wright
Otto Lampfer
Lee Tacoma
W. A. Polk
Mrs. Wright
Edward Franklin White
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlantic City
Indianapolis
John D. Sherman
Estes Park
Col
Florence Dobert
Johnstown
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
H. G. Reynolds
Paducah
American Home Department
Indiana
BE. W. Stockdale
Washington
Frank D. Gilbreth
Montclair
N. J
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Dallas
Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Conn
Memphis
Tenn
Orleans
Comes June With Its Many Weddings
The article notes upcoming weddings in June. Dorothy Day daughter of Clark W Day and Mrs Day will wed Richard H Stout on June 16 at First Friends Church with several pre nuptial events. Hazel Geckler becomes Mrs Merlin Mullane and resides at 339 Burgess Ave. Mary Virginia Stevenson of 3020 Shriver Ave plans to marry Lot H Green on June 26 at North Park Christian Church.
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Dorothy Day
Merlin D. Mullane
Hazel June Geckler
John F. Geckler
Bachrach
A. J. Fritsch
Mary Virginia Stevenson
Writers Club Dinner Tuesday Final Meeting For Year
The Writers Club holds its final meeting of the year with an annual dinner at the Spink Arms on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. C ER Scoggins of Muncie will speak. Greetings from president Paul J Morgan and former presidents. Music by Glenna Miller Ruth Ott Walker Baylor and others. Toasts and songs mark the event with incoming president Mrs Blance Graham Williams.
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The
Writers Club
Spink Arms
ER. Scoggins
Muncie
Paul J. Morgan
Minnie Olcott Williams
Kate Milner Rabb
Ida Helphinstine
Glenna Miller
Ruth Ott
Blance Graham Williams
Indiana
Graff Endorses Plan for Vision Impairment School in Indy
Mrs J B Heim publicity director of the Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind at the Y W C A Friday proposed a plan to establish schools for children with defective vision in Indianapolis next fall. E A Graff, schools superintendent, has endorsed the plan. Officers elected: W T Shannon president Mrs Minnette Baum vice president Mrs W T Shannon secretary F N Williams treasurer Mrs Carl Wolf Terre Haute trustee.
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Indianapolis
J. B. Heim
Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind
E. A. Graff
W. T. Shannon
Minette Baum
Harney Cain 15 Dies in Crow Hunting Accident
Harvey Cain, 15, was shot and accidentally killed Friday in Rockport while crow hunting. The bullet pierced his jugular vein and he died within twenty minutes after the incident.
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Rockport
Indy
Harvey Cain
Indiana PTA Convention to Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana Parent-Teacher Association schedules its annual convention in Indianapolis for October 19 to 21 with board meetings on October 18 and after the convention. Opening session at 10 a.m. on Tuesday accompanies business sessions through Thursday. a banquet is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. The nominating committee for 1926 28 officers includes Mrs C M Amsler Vincennes chair and four members. The Bureau of Parent Teacher Associations will close for summer and reopen mid September.
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Indiana Parent-Teacher Association
Indianapolis
Board of Managers
State Association
C. M. Amsler
Vincennes
Clara B. Graves
Richmond
E. A. Clark
Charles Smith
W. J.hackett
Wayne
Bureau of Parent-Teacher Associations
Subtle Womanly Tactics in Love and Rivalry
Martha Lee argues women use subtle manipulation in love to outwit rivals though the truly loving partner is won by genuine need. A reader asks about winning a man from his sister, with examples from a play where deception backfires, highlighting loyalty and sympathy as decisive factors.
Pattern order notice from Indianapolis Times
Pattern department advertises a 15 cent pattern order blank. Readers are invited to send pattern number size name address city to the Indianapolis Times pattern department in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Frock of bordered crepe pattern from The Times
Silk bordered crepe fashion pattern 2736 promotes a two hour make up with novel collar one piece flutter skirt and button trimmed band. It can be made in sheer crepe crepe de chine woollens cotton voile or Marquisette with sizes 16 18 36 38 40 42 inches and requires 2 12 to 3 12 yards depending on fabric. Pattern obtainable by coupon and 15 cents with delivery in about a week.
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New York City
Pattern Department
the Times
Summer Clothes Miss Lee and the trial fashion notes
The article previews summer attire for June July and August highlighting sleeveless and long sleeve dresses. It notes few mid season options, mainly off the shoulder styles with kimono sleeve influences. Boots and dresses are mentioned as key items with hopes for a stylish new dress.
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Miss Lee
Recipes By Readers Column Note in The Times
The Times invites reader submitted recipes with a $1 payment per printed recipe. One recipe is printed daily except Friday when twenty are published. Include name address and date on each sheet for the Recipe Editor. Checks mailed to winners.
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the Times
Veal Cutlet With Tomato Sauce
Recipe details for baked veal cutlet with tomato sauce including ingredients and steps. Provides preparation of onions, bread crumbs, parsley, seasoning, rolling and tying, then roasting and serving with tomato sauce. Note lists Mrs. L. Binton of Indianapolis as the contributor.
Fire from overheated furnace damages home in Rocky Ripple
An overheated furnace sparked a fire late Friday causing 3500 dollars in damage to the home and furnishings of John Baulether in Rocky Ripple, north of the city.
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John Baulether
Rocky Ripple
A Story of a Girl of Today
A dramatic scene unfolds in a store where Miss Dean and Mr Robinson confront a bottle believed to contain carbolic acid. Miss Cleaver’s long tenure and a threatened salary boost drive tension as the pair discuss silence and possible replacements. Miss Cleaver’s fate and the store’s future are unsettled as a “Mistake” ends the passage.
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Mr. Robinson
Miss Cleaver
Miss Dean
Indiana Dentists Plan Bloomington Education Conference
Indiana dentists will hold a dental education conference in Bloomington on June 8. Dr. F R Henshaw dean of the Indiana University School of Dentistry will announce the program. Speakers include Dr J B Carr president of the Indiana State Dental Association and Dr Jacob Burris president of the State Board of Dental Examiners. A special train will carry graduates and friends to the IU commencement exercises in June.
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Indiana
Bloomington
F. R. Henshaw
Indiana University School of Dentistry
J. B. Carr
Indiana State Dental Association
Jacob Burris
State Board of Dental Examiners
S. B. Smith
Indiana University
Henshaw
I. U
Indiana University starts senior day festivities with prizes
At IU Bloomington a breakfast for senior women announced Thelma Harr of Noblesville as winner of the $50 Women’s Self Government Association scholarship and a $400 prize from Earl T. Blough. Agnes Wells and Mrs William Lowe Bryan spoke as plans began for senior day events and commencement.
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United Press
Ellen McGranahan
Lawrenceburg
I. U
Agnes E. Wells
I. U. Women
William Lowe Bryan
Thyra Grey Barns
Linton
Martha Jean McFaddin
Rockville
Margaret Crowe
Petersburg
Huelda Davis
Muncie
Edith John
Gary
Paul Tombaugh
Roanne
Glenn Miller
Logansport
George Talbott
Bloomington
Jackson
Clarence Cook Littl
University of Michigan
William Lowe Brayn
Indiana University
Camp Gray delegates chosen by various clubs fire side notes
The Y W C A notes election of delegates to the Camp Gray industrial conference including Erma Day Rose Bremen Myrtle Brock Dorothy McKay and Mary Ruth Sipple sent by the Industrial Department. Other listings name Dorothy Myers from Do Chi Ki Miss Clara Vincent and Frances Toy from Phyllie Wheatly Branch and a series of related events and gatherings at the Y W C A and local venues.
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Camp Gray Industrial Conference
Erma Day
Rose Bremen
Myrtle Brock
Dorothy McKay
Mary Ruth Sipple
Industrial Department of
Clubo
Dorothy Myers
Clara Vincent
Frances Toy
Marvel Walton
Bernice Copeland
Phyllie Wheatly
Conricil
Industrial Department
Mary Jane
Greenfield Rd
Violet van Note
Fern Sweezey
Erma Day Dorothy Bennett
Margaret Snodgrass
Elsie Kinerk
Edwina Carroll
Rose Linkfelt
Irma Kalm
Frances Maurer
Josephine Burrell
Carl Roe
Dorothy Meyers
Isadore Clissold
Sister Mary's Kitchen Meal Plan and Recipe Notes
Menu notes outline breakfast lunch and dinner items for Sister Mary's Kitchen with specific dishes such as toast omelet corn loaf scalloped potatoes spinach and pudding. A child portion substitutes meat with lamb chop or scraped beef patty and noon meals may omit meat. Includes recipe for corn mash with butter yolks and cheese bake.
Burns Fatal to 84YearOld Woman in Kitchen Accident
Mrs Mary Dille 84 of 2821 W Walnut St died in city hospital from burns suffered Thursday in her home kitchen when an oil can exploded while she cleaned the stove. Her daughter Mrs Bessie Wheeler reported the incident and neighbor Mrs Mildred Hopkins helped extinguish the flames and remove burning clothing.
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Mary Dille
Walnut St
Burns
Bessie Wheeler
Gaymans Named Guardians of Ohio Pythians Home
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gayman of 1362 LaSalle Street have been named superintendent and matron of the Ohio Pythians Children's Home in Springfield Ohio. They will assume duties June 20.
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L. B. Gayman
LaSalle St
Ohio Pythians Children's Home
Springfield
Ohio
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Stuart Walker Company
Drama Organization
Horace Mitchell
Henry Dollman
Earl Cunningham
Albert Stern
Tilden Greer
S. E. Perkins
Edgar Eskew
William Otto
Elizabeth Watterson Hughes
Alpha Chi Omega
National Security
Mae Paris
St. Roache’s Church
S. Meridian St
Charles Eck
Meadams J. J
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Columbia Park
Shelby
Joseph Brodey
Naomi Auxiliary
Order of Secret Star
Masonic Temple
Eunice Stuck
Arbor Vita Sorority
Harvey Cassady
S. East St
Flapper
Fanny
Graff Indorses Plan
Martha Lee
Res Lee
Joan of Arc
SILK
Times
Noblesville
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Young Business Women's Club Wll
Camp Gary
Sangatruck
Fairview Park
I. B. Club
Blue Triangle Hall
Lillian Stafford
Dorfman Bug Co
Wash St
East
United Rug & Linoleum Co
E. Wagh
Sister Mary's
Copyvignot
NEA Service, Inc
Pythian
Haag
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