Gowns Brighten Indiana Republican State Convention
At Cable Tabernacle ten years after women began politics the Indiana Republican convention showed women in white and pastel outfits among a growing female presence. Notable attendees included Mrs. Harry G. Leslie and Mrs. Arthur Robinson, with many wives of prominent party figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hammond
Republican Party
Cable Tabernacle
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
Arthur Robinson
Senator Robinson
J. P. Holland
Bloomington
Edward C. Toner
Anderson
Anderson Herald
C. D. Root
Crown Point
Willard van Horn
Indiana Harbor
Lake County
William Whitaker
Genevieve Brown
Otto G. Fifield
Bert Fuller
Leslie
Grace Urbahns Reynolds
Bertha Zimmerman
Vigo County
Noel Neil
Noblesville
Neal
Florence Buskirk
Helen Buskirk
George L. Cole
First National Bank
Marion
Willard B. Gemmill
Gemmill
Spann Waymire
Woman's Republican Committee
Madison County
Benjamin M. Willoughby
Supreme Court
Willoughby
Birthday observed for Miss Marjorie Borghoff at Ellis home
Mr and Mrs H H Ellis hosted a bridge party at 3938 Kenwood Avenue on Tuesday night to celebrate Miss Marjorie Borghoff s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Glenn Wallace Mr and Mrs Albert Deaney Mr and Mrs Frank Borghoff Miss June Smith and Emmet Ralston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ellis
Kenwood Avenue
Marjorie Borghoff
Luncheon Bridge Held at Marott for Mrs James Wynn
Mrs James Wynn entertained with a luncheon bridge today at the Marott. Guests included Mrs Ralph Drybrough Mrs E Vernon Hahn Mrs Raymond Miller Mrs Frank Hunter Mrs Robert Masters Mrs Herbert Barr Mrs Russell Whistler Mrs Roy Seward Mrs Hal Keeling Mrs Elsworth Olcott Mrs Everett Johnson Mrs Ovid Dunn and Mrs Elmore Putney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wynn
the Marott
Ralph Drybrough
E. Vernon Hahn
Raymond Miller
Frank Hunter
Robert Masters
Herbert Barr
Russel Whistler
Roy Seward
Hal Keeling
Elsworth Olcott
Everett Johnson
Ovid Dunn
Elmore Putney
Officers Wives Club to Host Card Party at Armory
Members of the Officers Wives Club of the Indiana National Guard and Navy Militia will entertain their husbands Saturday night with a card party at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives’ Club
Indiana’ National Guard and Navy, Militia
Armory
Camp Fire Girls Plan Annual Camp at Camp Delight
Miss Helen L. Nichols directs three weeks of Camp Fire Girls camping on White River at Camp Delight this summer. Councillors will lead handcraft, nature, camp craft, swimming, and dramatics with nurses, life savers, and expert instructors. Sessions run June 13 to July 4. registrations due June 9 at the Camp Fire office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Delight
White River
Helen L. Nichols
Miss Nichols
Wisconsin
Cleveland Camp Fire Girls
Betsy Mills Club
Marietta
Red Cross Life
Federation of Women's Clubs Outlines World Peace Drive
Enver Colo June 5. The General Federation of Women's Clubs plans a two year world peace drive led by president Mrs John F Sippel of Baltimore with 10 000 delegates at its twentieth biennial convention The program targets 3 000 000 women and aims to foster peace beginning in the home through improved home life and peace principles to eliminate war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Enver
Colo
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
Federation
Mrs. Sippel
Meridian Hills Country Club to Open Pool This Summer
Meridian Hills Country Club will open its pool for members this Saturday with a formal opening on June 14. William Weiss will instruct from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. John Piers serves as attendant from 7 to 10 p.m. A junior dance returns at 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Chairs are Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ramey assisted by Dr. and Mrs. George Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Williston. An informal dinner bridge follows on June 28 at 7 p.m. Committee includes Parke A. Cooling as chair, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Hills Country Club
William Weiss
John Piers
George L. Ramey
George Underwood
Dudley Williston
Parke A. Cooling
Harry Berry
Thomas Hudgins
Wedding Date Announced for Be atrice Chasey and Dr Rich
Miss Be atrice Chasey daughter of Mr and Mrs L O Chasey of 2001 North Delaware Street will wed Dr A F Rich of South Bend on June 25 at 4 30 PM in First Friends Church Maid of honor will be Miss Pennina Chasey bridesmaids include Miss Blanche Thatcher of Anderson and Miss Gladys Haw of Huntington Best man will be Dr Orville Allen of Marion Ushers are Hugh Chasey and Haw Chasey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Chasey
L. O. Chasey
North Delaware Street
A. F. Rich
South Bend
First Friends Church
Pennina Chasey
Blanche Thatcher
Anderson
Gladys Haw
Huntington
W. Va
Joint Recital of Pupils Is Slated Tonight
A joint recital by the pupils of Mrs D E Chapman and Ruthanne Kersting is set for tonight at 8 at Hollenbeck hall Central Y W C A Joseph Kersting will MC The Brookside Night Hawks provide incidental music Readable names include Mary Ellen Hall and several other pupils with a list of participants and the program scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Chapman
Ruthanne Kersting
Hollenbeck Hall
Central Y
Joseph Kersting
Brookside Night Hawks
Mary Ellen Hall
Eileen Bunlby
Sally. Staten Outh L. Hunley
Velyn Davis
Vu. Londan
Betty Jane Evelyn Jane Spencer
Joan Y Sursian
Opal Mae Pangest
Catherine Siler Thale
Davis Virginia Swartz
Betty Hunt
Georgena Combest
Norma Etter
Lucille Hamm
Betty A. Pi
Coonan
Nancy
Fur
Alumnae Hold Children’s Party At Indian Lake
Delta Gamma Alumnae Association plans its annual children’s party at 12 30 Saturday at the summer home of Mrs Mark D Rinehart Indian Lake. Reservations with Mrs Rinehart. Hostess and assistants named include Mrs S Douglas Bush Mrs Rex Hayes and Mrs C B Durham. New officers to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma
Mark D. Rinehart
Indian Lake
Rinehart
S. Douglas Bush
Rex Hayes
C. B. Durham
Mrs. Cook Named By Woman's Club
Mrs Gabriel Cook was re elected president of the Woman's Eighth Ward Democratic Club Wednesday night at Mrs Robert Westfalls home 1416 Ashland avenue Officers include Vice president Mrs Westfall secretary Miss Betty Walzin and treasurer Mrs Hazel Presser The next meeting will be at Mrs Edna Ragsdale Price 1219 North Alabama street in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Cook
Woman’s Eighth Ward Democratic Club
Robert Westfall
Ashland Avenue
Westfall
Betty Walzin
Hazel Presser
Edna Ragsdale Price
North Alabama Street
Personal notices of housing moves and visits
Mr and Mrs F P Davis plan a month in California starting Friday. Mr and Mrs W C Mabee are in St Louis staying at the Jefferon. Harrie Shea returns from Harvard business school to summer with Wesley E Shea and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Malott Fletcher and Mrs Edward H Knight depart for the east to attend Dartmouth commencement where John Fletcher will graduate. Admiral and Mrs Louis M Nulton visit daughter Mrs Dean Francis and Mgr Francis in Indianapolis. Nulton commands Boston navy yard. Charles E Coffin hosts luncheon for Admiral Nulton at the Columbia Club and with his wife will entertain at Woodstock Club Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Davis
North
Pennsylvania Street
California
W. C. Mabee
North Capitol Avenue
St. Louis
Jefferon
Harrie Shea
Harvard School of Business
Wesley E. Shea
Meridian Street
Robert Malott Fletcher
Meridian Place
Edward H. Knight
Dartmouth College
Hanover
John Fletcher
Louis M. Nulton
Indianapolis
Dean Francis
Mgr. Francis
Washington Boulevard
Admiral Nulton
Boston Navy Yard
Charles E. Coffin
Admiral Nurton
Columbia Club
Card Parties Planned by Local Groups This Week
Lavelle Gossette Auxiliary to VFW hosts banco and pinochle Friday at King and Walnut hall. St Patrick's Social Club holds a 2:30 card party Friday in Prospect hall. Sacred Heart Altar Society offers enchre five hundred banco and lotto at 8:30 Friday in St Cecilia's club. Magnolia Circle No 4 hosts a 2 pm benefit card party at Redmen's hall Morris and Lee. Lauter's Mothers Club holds 8:30 pm card party Saturday in clubroom 1309 West Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle-Gossette
King Avenue
Walnut Street
St. Patrick’s Social Club
Prospect Street
Altar Society of Sacred Heart Church
St. Cecilia’s
Magnolia Circle No. 4
Redmen’s Hall
Morris and Lee Streets
Lauter’s Mothers Club
West Market Street
North Side Study Club Holds Closing Meeting at Highland
The North Side Study Club held its season finale at Highland Golf and Country Club with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. E H Katterhenry and harpist Edna Phinney led a musical program, organized by Mrs. Frederick Kerns and Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, with several guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Study Club
Highland Golf and Country Club
E. H.katterhenry
Edna Phinney
Frederick Kerns
Grace Linn Sandy
Mesdames Katterhenry
Max Segal
Frank Breiner
Norman Coulon
Smith Hodges
Benjamin Pigman
Walter Navin
Columbus O
W. H. Frosch
Helen Thompson
Mrs Campbell Is Chosen President Of Lions Club
Officers for the 1930 1931 season were elected at a luncheon meeting at the Spink Arms. President is Mrs Charles Campbell. vice president Mrs Charles Stevens. secretary Mrs Glenn Campbell. directors are Mrs Elmer W Roesener and Mrs Albert Schoen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Lions Club
Spink Arms
Charles Campbell
Charles Stevens
Glenn Campbell
Elmer W. Roesener
Albert Schoen
Birthday Party for Shirley Turner Hosted by Miss Garman
Miss Lena Garman entertained at her mother Mrs. B. R. Garman home 3627 East Washington street for Shirley Turner. Guests included Mrs. William Kellogg Mr. Ray Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill Miss Dorothy Spurlock and Vern Boxell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Garman
B. R. Garman
East
Washington Street
Shirley Turner
William Kellogg
Ray Hahn
Lawrence Hill
Dorothy Spurlock
Vern Boxell
Portfolio Club Picnic Slated at Mrs Adams Home
The annual Portfolio Club picnic will be held Sunday at the Hermit House of Mrs J Ottis Adams. Neighbors and members are invited to attend and enjoy a day of fellowship and outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portfolio Club
Dinner Honors Bridal Pair At Morristown Koper Kettle
Mrs Edward Moore and Mrs Mary Menefee host a dinner at the Kopper Kettle in Morristown for Miss Thetis Allman and her fiancé Allen Harris before their Sunday wedding. A surprise wedding cake lights the pink and green tapers as covers are set for the guests and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moore
Mary Menefee
Kopper Kettle
Morristown
Thetis Allman
Allen Harris
Moore
Menefee
Miss Allman
Harris
J. C. Hunt
Georgia Hess
Florence Druley
Edith Loftin
Irma Mae Steele
Emerson Harris
J. R. Scott
Jes
Miss Brackett Hosts Bridge for Bride Elects
Frances Brackett hosts a bridge party at 5038 Fall Creek Boulevard honoring Miss Mary Harmon of Princeton and Miss Martha McEwen of Alexandria who wed William Fox of Indianapolis in June and Robert Maxum of Princeton this July, with guests Dorothy Porter Logansport and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brackett
Fall Creek Boulevard
Mary Harmon
Princeton
Robert Maxum
Martha McEwen
Alexandria
Wiliam Fox
Indianapolis
Dorothy Porter
Logansport
Barrett Woodsmal
Martha Lee McCreary
Ann Wright
Luella Loetz
Miss McCreary
East Fortieth Street
Miss McEwen
Miss Porter
Mothers' Club Luncheon Honoring Butler Chapter Seniors
The Mothers' Club of Pi Beta Phi will host a farewell luncheon at Highland Golf and Country Club at 1 on Saturday to honor senior Butler chapter members. Mrs C. H. Pier chairs the committee withassistants Mrs. Carl Weyl and Mrs. Harold B. McFadden. Virginia Flowers will respond to the toast by Mrs. H. C. Ryker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Highland Golf and Country Club
Butler
C. H. Pier
Carl Weyl
Harold B. McFadden
Virginia Flowers
H. C. Ryker
Misses Flowers
Mary Lois Hammitt
Marjorie Goble
Beatrice Yates
Barbara Bridges
Frances Kirkpatrick
Louise Blomer
Margaret Woodfill
Ruth Omelvena
Marjorie McElroy Mullen
Luncheon Held by Pan-Hellenic Association at Indianapolis
Pan-Hellenic Association of Teachers College of Indianapolis hosted a 12 30 luncheon at the Lincoln. Miss Elizabeth A Hall presided with chapter presidents Miss Eleanor Parker Miss Irene Schaffer Miss Annabel Hackett and Miss Edith Carr as speakers. Sorority sponsors included Mrs Gene Haynes Miss Grace Graves Mary Clement Turner Ann Fern and Hazel Herman. Miss Hackett and Miss Bernadine Clashman led the event with sorority flower decorations. National sororities represented were Alpha Sigma Alpha Delta Sigma Epsilon Pi Kappa Sigma and Sigma Sigma Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan - Hellenic Association of Teachers College of Indianapolis
Lincoln
Elizabeth A. Hall
Eleanor Parker
Irene Schaffer
Annabel Hackett
Edith Carr
Gene Haynes
Grace Graves
Mary Clement Turner
Ann Fern
Hazel Herman
Hackett
Bernadine Clashman
Alpha Sigma
Alpha Delta
Sigma Epsilon
Pi Kappa Sigma
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Spring 1930 Cotton Print Frock Fashion Note
Neatness and comfort mark the new cotton prints with fulness on the front and serviceable pockets. The frock in printed dimity features organdy facings and a trimming tab at the neck. Sizes range from small to extra large with bust measures 34 to 48 inches. A medium size needs 344 yards of material 32 inches wide and 0.5 yard for contrasting fabric. Price 10 cents. Send 12 cents for the spring and summer 1930 Book of Fashions.
Mrs New to Talk at Altrusa Club Luncheon
Laura New will address the Altrusa Club luncheon at Friday noon in the Columbia Club. Her subject is China ware. Miss Estora Whitaker is program chair for the next three months with a committee that includes Mrs Christine Houseman Donaldson Helen Nichols Luke Gibbons Eva Kuetemeier Nancy Bryan Mary Dickson and Winifred Conrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura New
Altrusa Club
Columbia Club
Estora Whitaker
Christine Houseman Donaldson
Helen Nichols
Luke Gibbons
Eva Kuetemeier
Nancy Bryan
Mary Dickson
Winifred Conrick
Marriage of Karnes and Wilcoks Planned in Laredo
William Karnes vice-consul to San Luis Potosi formerly of Indianapolis will wed Miss Crete Wilcoks in Laredo Texas on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Karnes
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Indianapolis
Crete Wilcoks
Laredo
Tex
Fat Men Try Kruschen Salts for Health and Weight Loss
An advertising claim touts Kruschen Salts as a health booster and fat reducer. It promises increased vigor, appetite, and early rising energy by cleaning the blood and improving kidney liver and stomach function. A month’s supply costs 85 cents. users are urged to weigh themselves and report results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Teachers College of Indianapolis Holds Alumnae Dinner
Mrs. Alice Corbin presided as 250 graduates of Teachers College of Indianapolis joined the alumnae association at a dinner in the Riley room of the Claypool. Dr. William L. Richardson of Butler University sent greeting and tribute to founder Dr. Eliza A. Blaker. Commencement follows Friday at Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Corbin
Teachers College of Indianapolis
Alumnae Association
Riley
Claypool
Rubie Stapp
William L. Richardson
Department of Education
Butler University
Teachers College
Butler
A. W. Bowen
Dr. Richardson
Eliza A. Blaker
Dr. Blaker
Mrs Hauck Feted At Bridge Party Before Long Island Visit
Miss Marie Watson hosted a bridge party at the Elks Club Wednesday night in honor of Mrs. Albert Hauck who plans an indefinite stay on Long Island New York. Corsages served as favors at serving time. Mrs. Homer Hodell sang with piano by Mrs. Andrew Homer and violin by Mrs. Lee Cain. Guests included Mrs. Irving Shaw Mrs. Daniel Healy Mrs. Norbert Fox Mrs. Mark Robbins Jr Mrs Worley Heater Mrs John Ferger Miss Helen Riemer and Miss Eloise Cashmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Watson
Elks Club
Albert Hauck
Long Island
N. Y
Homer Hodell
Andrew Homer
Lee Cain
Irving Shaw
Daniel Healy
Norbert Fox
Mark Robbins Jr
Worley Heater
John Ferger
Helen Riemer
Eloise Cashmire
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Bernstein and Mrs. Sachs
Mrs. Louis Bernstein and her house guest Mrs. Albert Sachs were hosted by Mrs. P. P. Efroymson and Mrs. Leon Hecht with a luncheon on Wednesday in the crystal dining room of the Marott in Lorrai ne O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Efroymson
Leon Hecht
Crystal
the Marott
Louis Bernstein
Albert Sachs
Lorraine
Campbell Jackson Rites Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Hattie Mae Campbell of West Lafayette to Ira B. Jackson of Logansport. The ceremony was at the Christian church in Walton. Mrs. Jackson is a Teachers College graduate, Indianapolis. Mr. Jackson is a Purdue graduate. They will reside in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Campbell
Hattie Campbell
West Lafayette
Ira B. Jackson
Mabel Jackson
Logansport
the Christian Church
Walton
Jackson
Teachers’ College
Indianapolis
Purdue University
Milwakuee
Miss Novak Hosts Bride-Elect Shower and Bridge
Mrs Louise A Novak of 4602 Guilford avenue entertains with three tables of bridge and a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Dorothy Jeffries who will marry Earl S Teaford of Lafayette. Assisted by her sister Mrs Charles S Murphy, the event features pink green and orchid bridal tones and a miniature bridal party centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise A. Novak
Guilford Avenue
Dorothy Jeffries
Earl S. Teaford
Lafayette
Charles S. Murphy
Dooley R. Cooper
Broadway
Lumley
Miss Jeffries
Leonidas Jeffries
Mesdames Novak
Windsor B. Williams
Chicago
Taylor Ford
Buell Diebel
Harry Craig
Arthur James
Charles Goecker
Frieda O
Jackson School Graduation Held
Commencement exercises at Jackson graded school of Teachers' College featured a campus address by Mrs. Alice Corbin Lies on making a life and a living. Miss Marilee Leonberger spoke on class history, Miss Ruth Koll read the class will, and Addison Johnson gave the prophecy. The school chorus performed with assistance from Miss America Brown and Miss Mamie Lott presented diplomas to Ruth Koll, Marilee Leonberger, Addison Johnson and Richard Coolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Graded School of
Teachers’ College
Alice Corbin Lies
Marilee Leonberger
Ruth Koll
Addison Johnson
W. C. T. U. Holds Annual June Fete at Meridian
Meridian unit of the W C T U held its annual June garden party at the home of Mrs David Ross in Haversticks park. One hundred eighteen attended. Dr C H Winders, Indiana Anti-Saloon League superintendent, spoke. Mrs Martha L Gipp presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
W. C
Membership Talked by Club Heads
An executive committee of the Woman's Club of Indiana met at 10 Wednesday in the American Central Life building to plan active membership solicitation and the future use of the Scottish Rite temple as a central club headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of Indiana
American Central Life Building
Carl E. Wood
Frank B. Hunter
J. F. Edwards
Edna M. Christian
Nicholas Moore
Wood
Hunter
Frank J. Lahr
Scottish Rite
Entertains Visitor at Luncheon in Cincinnati
Mrs Nelson Trowbridge of Cincinnati was the honor guest at a small luncheon hosted by Mrs Frederick G Balz of 32 Hampton Drive. Her sister Miss Camilla Boehme of Monroe Michigan also attended, and both were guests at the Marott hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Trowbridge
Cincinnati
Frederick G. Balz
Hampton Drive
Trowbridge
Camilla Boehme
Monroe, Mich
Marott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Leslie In White
Joseph Kyle
Robert Pilger
William Toner
Fred Urban
Glen Gates
Oscar Johnson
Horace Stilwell
New York
National Republican Party
Miss Borghoff
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Chasey
Children’s
Mrs. Cook
Woman’s Club
Sigma Phi Alpha Sorority
Spink-Arms
Doris Waiss
Campbell
Miss Garman
Ray Thompson
Pearl Featheringll
R. J. Gillan
J. Andrews , Misses Nelle Sage
Ruth Glass
Agnes Dattman
Gail Mcintyrery Farrell
Beatrice Stultz
Nell Hornung
Irene Osborn
Ella Wagner
Alice Carney Thelma Nieman
Vivian Green
Daisy Voyles
Ruth Stewart
Thelman Farrell
Marie Payne
Hazel McMasters
Miss Brackett
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Mrs. New
Bowen
Lies
Evans Woollen
Board of Trustees
Lois Grosvenor Hufford
Blanche G. Matthews
Emma Albert
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Hauck
Campbell-Jackson Rites
Miss Novak
Jackson School
Ae Inooga Medicine CO
Peo Em Paar
Werbe-Miessen
Optometrists
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