Grotto Visitors Demonstrate Talents Across Indianapolis
Delegates from Kamram Grotto Birmingham grown to 8 095 members since 1922. Cleveland convention favorites Aryan Grotto Chicago and Al Sirat band from Cleveland lead parades with large crowds. Grotto troupe from Tan- Sein Grotto Jackson Mich drill on Statehouse lawn draws attention. Several grottos from across North America attend with bands drums patrols and dancing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kamram Grotto
Birmingham
Jesse L. Maxy
Monarch
James CC. Puck
Fred A. Preddy
A. M. Reeves
H. B. Kirby
Sim R. Hawkey
John T. Kemp
W. W. Alvey
W. A. Young
Charles E. Hawkins
Tan- Sein Grotto No. 83
Jackson
Mich
Statehouse
Cleveland
Fred Alzanhaver
Clarence Mitchell
al Sirat Grotto
Claypool
Riley
Severin
Amron Grotto Band
Zanesville
Ohio
Tend Jrs
Edna ‘Talley
Memphis
Mazda Grotto
Patrol and Glee Club
Girls Join Brothers Earning School Money In Summer
A discussion on high school girls taking summer jobs to fund education alongside brothers earning through college. The piece notes girls seek schooling, balance dances and parties, and sometimes work in stores to obtain orders. It also includes reader questions on jealousy and etiquette for new social introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avors
Miss Be
DA OY
Ambitious Girl Seeks Summer Work Advice for Miss Lee
An anxious discussion advises a high school girl on suitable summer employment. It stresses choosing work aligned with training and interests, noting common options such as caring for children, domestic tasks, clerking, filing, baking, sewing, and making party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Miss Lee
Letter from Beatrice Grim to Sally Atherton
Beatrice Grim writes to Sally Atherton about pain, independence, and trust in love. She muses on whether earning a living hardens hearts, recalls Dick, Sam, and Leslie, and warns Sally about tampering with Leslie's husband. She mentions Sydney Carton and Jack Prescott and plans a face to face talk soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Grim
Shaw
Sally Atherton
Sally
Sam
Leslie
Sydney Carton
Jack Prescott
Pink chiffon negligee with coral velvet piping
A delicate pink chiffon negligee is crafted over a satin sheath and features coral velvet piping along the edges, creating an elegant feminine ensemble with refined detailing.
Good Manners When Visiting a Friend’s Home
A note on etiquette advises leaving a card at the door when arriving if the friend is not at home and entering only briefly if they insist you come in, highlighting brief visits as proper courtesy.
Miss Burns to Wed Thomas Johnstone in Home Ceremony
Social notes describe Johanna Burns of 2356 New Jersey Street to marry Thomas Grainger Johnstone at 4 30 p m in the bride's sister's home. Attendants include little Phyllis Minter and James Burns with many guests arriving from Cleveland and beyond for the May wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Johanna Burns
New Jersey St
Thomas Grainger Johnstone
Woods
Fay Banta
Alabama St
Charles F. Gerlach
Katherine
James A. Smith
Helen Holingsworth
F. ©. Minter
E. Thirty-Seventh St
Lewis Brown
Phyllis Joan Minter
James
T. Burns
Cleveland
Ohio
Camp Fire Girls Complete Home Hygiene Course
Fifteen girls of West Indianapolis complete the home hygiene and care of the sick course at the Red Cross Teaching Center Cham ber of Commerce under Miss Isabel Walker. The class earns fourteen Camp Fire honors with guidance from Mrs. T. J. Simpson guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Isabel Walker
Red
Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Ah-ra-han
W. Washington St. Presbyterian Church
T. J. Simpson
Judges Set Style On Coat Wearing In County Courts
In hot weather nine county courts face a dress dilemma as judges and staff decide whether to wear coats. Some benches allow bare arms while preserving dignity, with Judges Leathers Moll Miller Hay Bush Collins Lahr and Chamberlin leading varied stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Leathers
T. J. Moll
Jude Leathers
Moll
Dressel
Sidney S&s. Miller
Jude
Superior Court
Linn DD. Hay
Simerior Senrt Two
Miller
Hay
Mahlon E. Bush
James A. Collins
Frank J. Lahr
H. O. Chamberlin
Funeral services for Augustus T D Shaw 84
Augustus T D Shaw 84 died Saturday. Funeral at his home 4428 College Ave at 2 p m Tuesday with Masonic Lodge and George H. Thomas Post in charge. Burial Crown Hill. Civil War veteran of 19th Indiana Volunteers and former deputy third auditor under President Harrison. Spent 30 years with Big Four railroad and 10 years as Marion County workhouse superintendent. Survived by widow and three children Richard P D Shaw Charles G Shaw and Mrs Emma J Maxwell all of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus TD. Shaw
College Ave
Masonic Lodge
George H. Thomas Post
Crown Hill Cemetery
Shaw
19Th Indiana Volunteers
Benjamin Harrison
U. S. Treasury
Big Four Railroad
Marion County
Richard PD
Charles G. Shaw
Emma J. Maxwell
Indianapolis
Crepe Gowns Featured For Flattering Everyday Wear
Gray crepe fabric described as yielding feminine gowns that many women find more flattering for general wear than black. It emphasizes the fabric’s soft color and suitability for daily fashion.
Treat Your Feet As Well As They Treat
Foot care advice from a health feature stresses daily bathing of feet, tepid water for soaks, thorough drying, talcum powder, and a nightly foot massage. It warns that neglecting feet can cause irritability and headaches and urges careful attention for those who stand long periods.
Diet notes and recipes from Sister Mary's Kitchen
An itemized diet guide lists meals with portions such as unsweetened prunes, toast, lamb chops, vegetables, and desserts totaling 1, 232 calories with protein, fat, carbs and iron values. It includes an egg and spinach filling, cooking steps, and a later grazing section with a 3896 calorie plan and advice on hard boiling eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Coleman gift funds children’s clinic at Christamore House
Miss Martha Carey announced a $10,090 gift from Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coleman of 1006 N Meridian St to Christamore Settlement House. The donation sets up a children’s clinic at the settlement, marking the fourth gift to the institution in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carey
The
College Settlement Association
Christamore Settlement House
William H. Coleman
Meridian St
Migs Carey
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold 25th encampment in Atlantic City
Kansas City dispatch reports that VFW leaders urge attendance at the September 8 to 13 national encampment in Atlantic City New Jersey. Postmaster General Harry S New approves veterans under his jurisdiction to be absent from duties. Army Navy and Marine Corps commands are told to publicize the event and the reception committee is led by Mayor Bader of Willis Gale Post Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Atlantic City
N. J
Harry S. New
Washington
Mayor Bader
Willis Gale
Courtesy exchanges set among athletic clubs nationwide
The Indianapolis Athletic Club plans two week guest card exchanges with Cincinnati, Kansas City, Cleveland, Columbus, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Minneapolis clubs. Negotiations are under way with the Illinois Athletic Club in Chicago and clubs in St. Paul and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Ostrich Feather Band Hats Feature Curled Sinews
Uncurled ostrich feathers are used to band the sinew hats that turn up on one side and down on the other.
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Aryan Grotto
Gardes da
Zuelika Grotto
Buffalo
N. Y
Ma Hada Grotto
Elkhart
Ind
Alhambra Grotto
Achbar Grotto
Achbar
Achhbar
Cable Tabernacle
Pacific Coast
United States
Promised Land
Martha Lee
Ruth Ellington
Walter Burke
Ruth Townsend
Charles S. Townsend
Irvington Ave
Roy V. Copple
Noblesville
Edgar Copple
Marion
J. A. Mallett
F. A
Kathryn
Preston
Ray
Townsend
Mary
Ruth
Detroit
Loren Evans
Terre Haute
Rupert
Helen
Brazil
Emmett Haworth
Audre
Lester McKinley
George W. Allison
Audrey Haworth
American War Mothers
Melville L. Moon
N. Talbott Ave
Ella Aker
J. H. Pohlman
Gertrude Hummel
L. B. King
W. N. Newman
Minnie Riggs
W. To-Lowry
EF. C. Rookey
Audubon Red
Miss Harriett
Austin V. Clifford
Miss Rookey
Mr. Clifford
Charlotte Howe
Catherine Clifford
Dorothy Champ
Toledo
Genevieve Hughes
Marjorie Chiles
Moro
William Harrison
Gaines Young
George Henry Kelley
Boston
Mass
Noble Rookey
Yvette Marson
Montreal
Canada
Athol B. Alexander
Birchwood Ave
Ves
Grace Marone
Teresa Marone
John H. Ryan
S&s. Peter and Paul
Joseph F. Chartrand
Paul Chevalier
Dr. Chevalier
FP. R. Chevalier
Broadway
Richmond
Ard
FE. F. Osbon
Winthrop Ave
F. J. Hill
Eleventh St
Ross Ellsworth Coffin
Huntington
W. Va
George E. Forrey
Fifteenth St
Asheville
N.C
Edgar H. Evans
Eleanor
Washington Blvd
Lake Placid
John Condon Nussbaum
Eastern Ave
Lafayette
St. Bridget's Church
Fayette
Pratt Sts
Peter Costello
Partick Boyle Thomas Gunn
William Shesserdecker
John Mayo
William Greeley
Elizabeth Austin
Washington St
Mothers’ Benefit Club
Ida Lloyd
Sixteenth St
Rungell B. Cole
Barrett Cole
Washington, D.C
W. J. Hamilton
Washington’ Blvd
Children's
Sunshine Club
Sunnyside
Ladies’ Aid
Second Moravian Episcopal Church
Thirty-Fourth and
Hovey Sts
Camp Fire Girls
Kathryn Heath
Viola Ulrich
Virginia God.frey
Eva Johnson
Guardian
Elizabeth Hurt
Mary Champion
Maryland
Augustus Shaw
Mann
Anytown
Mr. Mann
Sister Mary’s
Christamore
L.sayres & Co
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