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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1929

Page

13

Drama Club to Observe Guest Day at Irvington

SPE at Irvington Dramatic Club hosts spring guest meeting at 5744 East Washington Street Tuesday night. Queen Katherine will be played by Mrs J G McNutt with Gertrude Insley as maid. King Henry portrayed by Frank T Brown in both scenes. Harold Winslow to sing early English songs with harp and violin by Miss Overholtzer. Miss Hibben's pupils perform folk dances of the era.

Irvington Dramatic Club Carl Wagner East Washington Street W. W. Ward J. G. McNutt Katherine Gertrude Insley Frank T. Brown King Henry Harold Winslow

Mrs Ferris to Attend Mount Notre Dame Reunion

A society item notes Mrs J S Ferris will attend the Mount Notre Dame reunion in Reading Ohio on Saturday. Other brief notices list travel plans and visits of Indianapolis residents including Harvard graduate John F E Hollett Jr and families visiting Lake Maxinkuckee and Europe.

J. S. Ferris Mount Notre Dame Reading, C

Needlework Guild Tea Hosted by Indianapolis Branch Leader

Mrs. Hartley Sherwood, president of the Indianapolis Needlework Guild of America, hosts a tea at 284 North Meridian Street for directors and section presidents. Mrs. Oscar Pond, vice-president, will report on the Philadelphia convention. Terre Haute guild officers will attend as special guests.

Hartley Sherwood Indianapolis The Needlework Guild of America North Meridian Streeet Oscar Pond Philadelphia Guild Terre Haute

Shower Given for Bride Elect at Hill Home

Miss Lorane Hill hosted a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Helen Decker whose marriage to Leo Kahl is set for June 19. Attendees included Mrs. Barbara Radican, Mrs. Walter Patrick, Miss Margaret Patrick, Miss Edna Patrick, Miss Agnes Scheidegger, Mrs. John Spaulding, Miss Mary Kahl, Miss Mary Murphy, Mrs. Edward Whittaker, Miss Bertha Whitaker, Mrs. Edward Janke, Mrs. Clarence Dichman, Mrs. Charles Gandalf, Mrs. Morris Gordon, Miss Merle Gordon, Mrs. Joseph Klaiber, Mrs. Elmer Klaiber, Mrs. William Miller, Miss Thelma Ellers, Mrs. Richard Decker, and Mrs. Thomas R. Hill. Favors and refreshments were orchid and peach. The hostess was helped by her mother, Mrs. Thomas R. Hill.

Lorane Hill Helen Decker Leo Kahl Barbara Radican Walter Patrick Margaret Patrick Edna Patrick Agnes Scheidegger John Spaulding Mary Kahl Mary Murphy Edward Whittaker Bertha Whittaker Edward Janke Clarence Dichman Charles Gandalf Morris Gordon Merle Gordon Joseph Klaiber Elmer Klaiber William Miller Thelma Ellers Richard Decker Thomas R. Hill

Knightsown Man to Wed Eastern Girl

Donald Swain Morgan of Knights town Indiana and Miss Portia Sue Farrell of New York City have obtained a license to marry June 15 at St Bartholomew s church. Morgan is the son of Raymond and Bertha Jayne Morgan and has lived at 45 East Fiftieth street for years. Miss Farrell is the daughter of Homner and Maude Blanchard Farrell of St. Louis.

Donald Swain Morgan Knightstown Ind Portia Sue Farrell New York City St. Bartholomew's Church Morgan Raymond and Bertha Jayne Morgan East Fiftieth Street Miss Farrell Homner Maude Blanchard Farrell St. Louis

Reports at Indianapolis Woman's Club Session

The Indianapolis Woman's Club will hear annual reports at the Propylaeum today. Mrs. Henry O. A. Speers and Mrs. Frank J. Hoke will read papers. Speers discusses Lady Dufferein and her poems, granddaughter of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Year books for the next season will be distributed.

Indianapolis Woman's Club Propylaeum Henry O. A. Speers Frank J. Hoke

Graduate Student Recital at Central Library Cropsey Auditorium

Gwendolyn Frances Short, a graduate student of Frances Berk, will present a recital Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Cropsey auditorium of the Central library. Pupils Cornelia Conner, Betty Fuller, Philip Jackson, Jack Jackson, Anna Lewis, Mary Ann Lookabill, Marie Mittman, Virginia Negler, Wilma Rothenburger, and Marjorie Ryan will take parts. Short is accompanied by Mrs. D. L. Conner at the piano. Marjorie Ryan will dance. Mary Ann Lookabill and Dorothy Ann Robert will sing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knefler and Miss Mary Lois Ketcham host Sunday night in honor of Miss Mary Louise Milligan and Fisk Landers following their engagement announcement.

Gwendolyn Frances Short Frances Berk Metropolitan School of Music Cropsey Central Library Cornelia Conner Betty Fuller Philip Jackson Jack Jackson Anna Lewis Mary Ann Lookabill Marie Mittman Virginia Negler Wilma Rothenburger Marjorie Ryan Miss Short D. L. Conner Dorothy Ann Robert Ernest Knefler Mary Lois Ketcham Mary Louise Milligan Fisk Landers

Sun Suit Pattern Promoted by Government Fashion Sheet

The Times promotes Pattern No. 3483 for a sun suit for 1 to 5 year olds with sun bonnet included. It praises the design, lists suitable fabrics, and notes delivery in about a week after sending 15 cents. A monthly Co-Wa-Ma Club meeting is announced for 8 o'clock at Spink-Arms with members asked to bring three yards of Pennies.

Home Economics Department United States the Times Pattern Department Spink-Arms

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proven Gentle Laxative

A long advertisement for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin explains the remedy using senna and pepsin to ease constipation without drastic purges. It emphasizes simple vegetable laxatives fit for adults and children, urges keeping a bottle at home, and advises three health rules: cool head, warm feet, bowel health.

Caldwell Medical College Caldwel Dr. Caldwell

Bridge party for bride elect Mary Lee Orloff

Miss Rosemary Smith hosted an evening bridge party for Mary Lee Orloff who will wed June 22 to Howard Fisber. The hostess was aided by Mrs. Orloff and Mrs. Fisher. guests included wedding party members and close friends.

Rosemary Smith Mary Lee Orloff Howard Fisber Orloff Fisher

Sorority Dinner Bridge Honors Pledges at Sherman Inn

Beta Tau Sigma sorority hosted a dinner bridge at the Sherman Inn on Wednesday night honoring pledges. A four course meal was served with pastel French dolls as favors and spring flowers as centerpieces. Attending pledges included Mildred Watters Verna Wampner Mae Metcalf Esther Hagan Marie Stoner Pauline Staley and De lores Skelly. Members present included Georgia Parsons Mildred German Ona Brooks Dorothy Brockman Charlotte Mayer Bea Vickery Golda Heidrich Lucille Buiss Margaret Belt Hester Cole and Margaret Hughes.

Beta. Tau Sigma Sorority Sherman Inn Mildred Watters Verna Wampner Mae Metcalf Esther Hagan Marie Stoner Pauline Staley Delores Skelly Georgia Parsons

Bryn Mawr Club Party At Mrs Hitz Home Tuesday

Mrs. Benjamin Hitz of Brenden wood will entertain the Bryn Mawr College Club at her home at 3 30 Tuesday Mrs R W Owen will assist Mrs Hitz and Mrs Daniels The Bryn Mawr Club has a membership of eighteen in this city and state.

Benjamin Hitz Brendenwood Bryn Mawr College Club R. W. Owen Hitz Daniels Bryn Mawr Club

Dear Martha Lee Advice on wedding attire and introductions

The column dispenses fashion guidance favoring blue flannel for wedding outfits and warns against tuxedo coats. It offers social etiquette on introductions, noting the hostess initiates with a cordial greeting and the guest responds, while avoiding the phrase I’m pleased to meet you.

Martha Lee D. B Mr. Fielding Mrs. Arnold

Alpha Gamma Latreian Club Set Initiation Saturday

The Alpha Gamma Latreian Club will hold initiation services at Mrs. C. J. Schaffner's home at 615 East Fifty fourth Street on Saturday. Miss Gladys Cochrane will review Sky ward by Byrd.

Gamma Latreian Club C. J. Schaffner East Fifty-fourth Street Gladys Cochrane Byrd

Tri Kappas Host Dinner and Bridge at Turnock Home

The Tri Kappas sponsor a dinner bridge tonight at Mrs. L A Turnock's home 3455 Winthrop Ave. Twelve tables reserved for dinner and bridge with garden flowers adorning the small tables. Tau Kappa Tau elected and installed officers at Butler University meeting including President Mrs A L Marshall and Vice President Mrs C C Williams. Urbahn treasurer of state and Governor and Mrs Harry Leslie expected as guests. Mrs Turnock assisted by Mesdames C S Ober R M Halgren H T Hottel P C Pinkerton T A Richards and Olin Norman.

Tri Kappas L. A. Turnock Winthrop Avenue Grace Tau Kappa Tau Butler University A. L. Marshall C. C. Williams N. D. Hartzis T. BE. Horika

Cleaning delicate party accessories with fruit jam method

Instructions describe cleaning delicate party handkerchiefs and accessories by submerging in fruit jam coated with non inflammable cleaning fluid, sealing with a top, shaking, then rinsing in clean fluid.

Silverware Stain Removal Tip With Salt and Soap

A kitchen tip suggests placing salt and soap in a hot aluminum pot and soaking all silverware to lift egg stains quickly. Submerged pieces should stain-free after washing.

Luncheon Bridge Honors Mrs Stith of Chicago at Lumley Tearoom

Mrs Harold M Trusler hosted a luncheon bridge party at the Lumley tearoom honoring Mrs Robert Stith of Chicago. Garden flowers decorated the tables with place cards and tallies featuring futuristic designs.

Harold M. Trusler North Gate Street Lumley Tearoom Robert Stith Chicago

Meeting of Chi Delta Chi Beta Chapter Tonight

A social meeting of Beta chapter Chi Delta Chi sorority will be held tonight at 8 o clock at the home of Kary Foxall. All members are urged to attend.

Beta Chapter Chi Delta Chi Sorority Kary Foxall

McGuffey Society Holds Brookside Park Picnic

The McGuffey society will host an all day outing in Brookside park this Saturday. The annual event includes a picnic dinner followed by a musical and literary program.

McGuffey Society Brookside Park

St Joan of Arc Club Hosts Card Party

St Joan of Arc Women's Club will host a card party at the school hall on Wednesday evening June 12 with Mrs George A Smith leading arrangements assisted by a long list of club members and Miss Mae Barr.

St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club George A. Smith Mesdames J. Madison Walsh William Miller Glenn Heard Henry Alburger Peter Zimmer Elmer Steffen Thomas Killilea Paul Osterman George Kane William Stark William Freaney Gerald Ely E. T. Kilrain D. B. Shimer Oscar Allen

Mary Jo Owens Honored at Woodstock Club Luncheon

Mrs Henry Eitel hosted a luncheon at the Woodstock Club for Miss Mary Jo Owens who will wed Tuesday night June 11 at 8 30 in Central Avenue Methodist church. Miss Mary Anne Miller sister of Addison Miller bridegroom to be arrived from New York for the wedding.

Henry Eitel North Meridian Street Woodstock Club Mary Jo Owens Central Avenue Methodist Church Mary Anne Miller Addison Miller New York

Luncheon Bridge for Nu Chapter Seniors

Mrs E M Schofield and Mrs Austin Clifford host a luncheon bridge at Whispering Winds teahouse on Brookville road for Nu chapter Kappa Kappa Gamma seniors. Guests include house mother Mrs Helen Shimer and board directors and finance committee with numerous members and spellings readied.

E. M. Schofield Austin Clifford Whispering Winds Brookville Road Nu Chapter Kappa Kappa Gamma Helen Shimer

Guest Day ete at Irvington Club hosted by Mrs Allen

The Irvington Catholic Woman's Club held guest day this afternoon at 6108 Ashland Avenue. Reverend G F Walker of St Philip Nerichurch spoke to members. A musical program featured harpist Mrs Jean Arnold vocalist Mrs J T OHara and violinist Miss Florence Harker.

Irvington Catholic Woman's Club O. M. Allen Ashland Avenue G. F. Walker St. Philip Nerichurch Jean Arnold J. T. O'Hara Florence Harker

Card Party Set by Division 10 LOH at St Josephs Hall

Division No 10 of the L A A O H schedules a card party at St Josephs hall tonight at 8 30. Mrs Charles Zeigler and Miss Mary Zeigler are in charge of the event.

St. Joseph's Hall Charles Zeigler Mary Zeigler

Card Party to Aid Woman's Benefit Association

The Fidelity Review Woman's Benefit Association will host a card party Saturday night at Trainmen's hall 1002 East Washington street at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Lena Woods serves as chairman.

Victory Club Fidelity Review Woman's Benefit Association Trainmen’s Hall East Washington Street Lena Woods

Poorest Pay of All Goes to Mother

Mr. Coolidge is cited as praising mothers while arguing for greater support. The essay asserts that mothers, especially those with large families, receive little consideration or funding from state and nation, despite their central role and the sacrifices of childbirth.

Walter Ferguson Coolidge Mark Twain Mr. Coolidge United States

Stockholders of Sorority to Meet

Semi annual meeting of Mu Chapter House Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma will be held Saturday June 15 at the chapter house. Luncheon served at 12 30 and the meeting called for 1 39. Luncheon engagements may be made by calling the chapter house.

Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma

Friendly Society to Meet Girls

Girls Friendly Society plans regular parish house meeting at Christ church Tuesday night. Seven girls will present a story of Liberia in an interesting manner.

Girls Friendly Society Christ Church Liberia

Theta Sigma Delta Sorority Beta Chapter Meeting

The Beta chapter of Theta Sigma Delta Sorority will hold a business meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the Y W C A.

Theta Sigma Delta Sorority

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