Hoosier Tourist Club Hosts Guest Day at IAC
The Hoosier Tourist Club held its annual guest day party and lunch at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. J. F. Edwards spoke on Back to Books, with hostesses Mrs. H. K. Fatout Mrs. J. B. Phillips Mrs. Frank E. Hart and Mrs. Charles Ferrell assisting.
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Hoosier Tourist Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
J. F. Edwards
New Jersey St
H. K. Fatout
J. B. Phillips
Frank E. Hart
Charles Ferrell
Mary Evelyn Fessler and Charles L Wise Wed at Bride's Home
Mary Evelyn Fessler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hindley Fessler wed Charles Lowell Wise son of Mr and Mrs L L Wise at her parents home Wednesday evening Reverend T R Wise officiated before a palms and ferns altar in pink and white decor Esther Hoskins Carmen sang with Lester Morris accompaniment Alice Johnson played Mendelssohn wedding march Beatrice Fessler maid of honor John Ewing best man Doris Virginia Fessler carried the ring Bride wore white bridal satin with lace trimmings veil orange blossoms bouquet reception followed couple will reside in Anderson at Long Apts after June 15 out of town guests included the Wise family and Sutherlands Bride a Teachers College of Indianapolis graduate and Wise both IU students.
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Mary Evelyn Fessler
Robert Hindley Fessler
Winthrop Ave
Charles Lowell Wise
L. L. Wise
Delphi
T. R Wise
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
Esther Hoskins
Carmel
Lester Morris
Alice Johnson
Mendelssohn
Beatrice Fessler
Columbia
John Ewing
Evansville
Doris Virginia’ Fessler
June Bride to Be Party for Florence Monfort
Miss Florence Monfort is feted at a danco party and shower in honor of her upcoming marriage to Dr. Newton Campbell of Gary Indiana on June 18. Hosts Miss Alma Hoenig and Miss Bertha Staub, with Mrs. C L Hoenig, feature pink green and orchid decorations and floral favors for guests including Louise De Lanlade H D Monfort and many others.
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Alma Hoenig
Northwestern Ave
Bertha Staub
Miss Hoenig
Florence Monfort
Newton Campbell
Gary
Ind
C. L. Hoenig
Miss Monfort
Louise de Lanlade
H. D. Monfort
Bertha Fischer
Sue Hunt
Josephine Riley
Agnes Lawlor
Francis Lawlor
Alice Hall
Dorothy Trainor
Eva Henderson
Leona Sage
Emma Hoenig
Prize Recipes by Readers from The Times
Readers contribute a strawberry shortcake recipe with details for crust and filling. Mrs. Herbert Brock of Route 2, Freetown, Indiana, is listed as the submitter along with baking instructions and prize note.
Gala planned for W R C head Edith Christy guest in city
Mrs Edith Mason Christy president of the National Woman's Relief Corps visits to unveil a marker at Crown Hill grave of Capt Wallace Foster. A Saturday 3 p m presentation and Hotel Severin dinner and Ft Friendly reception honor her. Christy attends Michigan Department Encampment then state encampment next week.
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Edith Mason Christy
Oberlin
Ohio
National Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Auxiliary
Grace E. Hoffmeyer
Indiana
Alice Pollard
Augusta Stratford
Katie A. Shepherd
Bertha Anderson
Pearl Nerge
Christy
Catherine McBride Hoster
Park Ave
Wallace Foster
Crown Hill
National Woman’s Relief Corps
Hotel Severin
Ft. Friendly
Illinois St
Michigan Department
Club Notes and Meetings From Local Social Groups
The Cleophas Club met at Mrs. Edmund Karibo’s home on Oxford Street with twelve guests. Various clubs announce upcoming gatherings from Book Lovers to Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers Club, and the National Plant Flower and Fruit Guild plans a June 14 meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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Cleophas Club
Edmund Karibo
Oxford St
Indianapolis
National Plant Flower and Fruit Guild
Indianapolis Athletic Club
True Path to Happiness Through Personal Wins
The test of success is personal fulfillment not world prizes. We judge by our own achievements and not others. A common woman can find happiness equal to the beautiful or clever, with steady life and the right love making life full. Quantity matters little. a single right idea can quench thirst as well as a well.
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Victoria
England
Discontent Over Beauty and Marriage Prospects
A speaker rejects the notion that extreme beauty guarantees lasting happiness in marriage. She argues that many plain women can secure stable matches, while highly beautiful women attract suitors but not necessarily the right partner. The message urges using one’s talents and making the best of them.
Gives Her No Ring Dear
A young 25 year old woman asks if a fiancé who has proposed but not given an engagement ring is sincere. She cites his recent proposal and prior engagements while noting he now has money. The columnist urges patience and explains letters show men may not grasp the ring’s significance.
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Martha Lee
Leine
Dear Martha Lee Advice From a Nervous Flirt
A letter from an 18 year old girl confessing flirtatious habits and a failed engagement. Rufus counsels patience and self control while suggesting she may recognize Prince Charming when the right man appears.
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Martha Lee
Rufus
Prince Charming
Club Women Form Baseball Team in Westchester
Nine women from the Westchester Women's Republican Club will face the county board of supervisors on June 16 at the baseball diamond. Pitchers named are Miss Jane Dodd of Tarrytown and Mrs. Franklin Montrose of Peekskill. Miss Margaret Schoener of 2914 Bellefontaine Street heads to Delphi to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold before plans to drive to Chicago and then to Ann Arbor for the University of Michigan commencement.
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United Preas
Margaret Schoener
Bellefontaine Sr
Delphi
Harry Arnold
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Parisian style dress pattern for girl ages six to fourteen
Charming dress pattern Design No. 3052 offers four seams and gathered ruffles with a collar and tie cut in one. Fabrics include printed crepe silk linen dimity tub silk pongee challis and printed sateen. Size 3 needs 214 yards of 40 inch material and 38 yard of 32 inch contrast. Send 15 cents to The Times Pattern Department for pattern delivery in about a week.
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the Times
Pattern Department
W C T U Joint Session at Brookside and Tuxedo Unions
The W C T U unions of Tuxedo and Brookside hold an all day meeting at Mrs. Fred J. Bremer’s home 3730 E New York St Friday Art Pope speaks P C Turner sings and devotionals led by Miss Carrie Schad Each person maker is asked to
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Tuxedo
Brookside
Fred J. Bremer
New York St
Art Pope
P. C. Turner
Carrie Schad
Author's Kin Speaker for Writers Club
The Writers Club held its annual banquet at the Chamber of Commerce with greetings to the new president Miss Margaret Scott. Mrs. Claude Ott spoke of her mother Juliet Strauss known as the Country Contributor and recounted her rise from a Rockville paper to national recognition through Ladies Home Journal.
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The
Writers Club
Chamber of Commerce
Blanche Graham Williams
Margaret Scott
Myron Williams
Claude Ott
Rockville
Juliet Strauss
Ott
Edward Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Pattons and others take trips and attend events
Mr and Mrs John F Patton and daughter Julia depart for a West tour visiting Denver Hollywood Los Angeles San Francisco and other California cities returning August 1. Several social items note weddings engagements and travel plans including Mrs Weber Donaldson sailing to Europe in June and Mrs Lathrop Gavin attending a DAR convention in Charleston.
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John F. Patton
Julia
West
Denver
Colo
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Musicale Shower Honors June Bride Elect at St Joan of Arc
Miss Ethelreda Cummins and fiancé Paul Stanis McNamara will marry at St. Joan of Arc Church next Tuesday. A musicale and linen shower at 3001 College Ave featured harpist Ann Ursula Matthews and vocalist Hope Bedford. Guests included Miss Delia Elward, aunt. many friends and relatives. gifts presented by Joan Fox in a large hat box. Floral decor echoed chosen colors blue pink green yellow orchid.
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Ethelreda Cummins
Paul Stanis McNamara
St. Joan of Arc Church
Marjorie Elward
College Ave
Ann Ursula Matthews
Delia
Nelle Elward
Francis Blackwell
Marjorie McDuffee
Jane Keene
Mary Adelaide Carriger
Margaret Mary Kane
Aline Howes
Ruth Silver
Edna Silver
Marguerite Deiner
Josephine Madden Harristte
Louise Gaddis
Helen Mayer
Cecelia Luichinger
Family Menus From Sister Mary Breakfast To Dinner
The excerpt lists breakfast lunch and dinner menus by Sister Mary including stewed rhubarb cereal cream French toast and milk for breakfast. cream breads steamed asparagus cream cheese and mar malade sandwiches lemonade for lunch. and broiled perch cucumbers potatoes au gratin beet salad strawberry frappe cookies and bread with milk and coffee for dinner. It also notes that dry cream cheese blends better for filling than moist and suggests preserved ginger with cream cheese. A strawberry frappe recipe is provided with ingredients and freezing instructions.
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Sister Mary
NEA Service, Inc
Teachers College Graduation Dance Honors Class of 1910
A commencement dance was held Wednesday night in honor of the graduating class of Teachers College by the faculty. Miss Ruth Patterson chaired the event and Miss Alice Corbin Lies, the new president, received. Decorations featured pink peonies and garden flowers, with mock diplomas tied with blue ribbons as favors.
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Teachers’ College
Ruth Patterson
Alice Corbin Lies
Annual June Frolic of Mu Phi Epsilon Tonight
The annual June frolic of Mu Phi Epsilon, Indianapolis chapter, will be held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Hornaff, 5180 North Meridian Street.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
Indianapolis
Frank Hornaff
Meridian St
Victorian ideals and modern women clash in editorial note
An editorial critiques Victorian strictness while praising humble decency among women and men. It highlights women voters, home life, and morals, then lists a university female group event in Indianapolis with a buffet, musical program, and varied performances by Alumnae and Kappa Chapter members.
Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquet
Questions and answers on polite conduct aboard ships and hotel life. The ship's doctor answers care of a sick passenger. A hotel hostess greets visiting men downstairs if the guest room is upstairs. Reading a book while dining alone at a hotel is not considered rude.
A A W Benefit Play In Indianapolis Soon
The Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women will sponsor a benefit performance of Charlie and His Wife by Elliott Nugent. Presented by the Stuart Walker Company on Monday June 20. Mrs. T. Victo Keene is chairman of ticket sales at 3209 N New Jersey St, assisted by Miss Katherine Beeson and Mesdames Homer Borst R Townsend and Hal Keeling.
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Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Charlie
Elliott Nugent
Stuart Walker Company
T. Victo Keene
New Jersey St
Katherine Beeson
Homer Borst
R. Townsend
Hal Keeling
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Butler College
Irvington Country Club
Thelma Tacoma
Mery Hastings
Elizabeth Anne Miller
Charles L. Wise
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Times
Sven
Herbert Brock
Route 2
Freetown
Schlosser
Oxsgrove
W.R.C
Emsley W. Johnson
Bann’s Hill
Decatur Township
Hoosier Athletic Club
Windsor J. Weaver
A. H. Humphrey
Alvin F. Hovey
W. R. C. No 196
Butler University
Marott
Evelyn Butler
Mary Zuck
Edna Mae Miller
Dorothy Kemp
Marjorie Doris Walsh
Barbara Fischer
Helen Libking
Clarence E. Marshall
Central Ave
Friendship Club
James McCintock
Bellefontaine St
Artemas Club
Fred H. Knodel
Virginia Oldenburg Club
Helen O'Brien
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
W. C.T. U. Joint Session
Author's
St. Mary's Academy
Spink Arms
Mary Kennington
Kathryn Kavanaugh
Agnes Hagarty
Andrew Melloh
Alice Maloney
Alina Day
Martha Johantsen
Mary Stock
Mary Ryan
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Cecelia Mahoney
Lucille Elkin
Weber D. Donaldson
Melba Donaldson
Wes
Thirty-Second St
New York
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British Isles
James Lathrop Gavin
Fifteenth St
Indiana Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Charleston
Society
Zelma Marson
Pauline Shirk
Ralph Franklin‘ Marson
Mrs. Marson
Detroit Mid
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Broadway
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Mass
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Francis Livingston Brewer
Sigma Phi Gamma National Sorority
June Nikirk
Doris West
South Bend
United States
Laura Henderson
Myla Smith
Wilma Wheatcraft
Marguerite Johnson
Burnetta Miller
Elizabeth Connell
John P. Schreyer
Prospect St
F. G. Pendergast and _ sons
Graydon and
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Miami, Fla
George Philip Meier
Pennsylvania St
W. Dhuaine Peaselee
Ada M. Behl
Frank TI. Freise
Carrollton Ave
W. H. Galvert
Galveston, Texas
Ida Gray Scott
Los Angles
Cal
Oscar M. Pittenger
Teacher College
U. Y Heights
Simmons
Woman's Editorial
Walter Ferguson
Kappa Chapter
Lulu Brown
Helen Quig
Pia Math Rayonan
Duckwall
Delbrig
Kappa Chater
Norman Schneider
Patroness Club
Mow
A. A
Herve New Models
Leonard Polar King
Ead
Vonnegut
Washington St
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