Last Luncheon for Legislators Wives At Severin Roof Garden
A yellow and purple color scheme set the scene for the final Assembly Women's Club luncheon of the season at the Severin roof garden. Honor guests were former president Mrs. C. J. Buchan and current president Mrs. J. Monroe Fitch, each receiving a rose corsage. Guests included hostesses, Indianapolis merchants, and wives of legislators. Also on display were purple and yellow floral centerpieces, candleabras, and yellow mints. Covers were set for 150. The Little Theatre presented a piece from the cast of Oh Mother.
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State Assembly Women’s Club
The
Severin
C. J. Buchan
J. Monroe Fitch
Assembly Women's Club
Indianapolis
Alfred Kilgore
Muncie
William Earle
Gary
Little Theatre
Charles McNaull
Williams Family Honored In Club LeadershipChange
Mrs Blanche Graham Williams elected chair of the Woman's Department Club literature section at the clubhouse. Officers include Mrs Arthur Thomas as vice chair and Mrs J H Hamlet secretary and Mrs James C Carter treasurer. A two year term and a lecture by Prof Francis Do Tilden followed by a social hour.
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Blanche Graham — Williams
Woman's Department Club
Arthur Thomas
J. H. Hamlet
James C. Carter
Walter Zirpel
Francis Do. Tilden
de Pauw University
Nominating and program committees named for Indiana LWV state convention
The Indiana League of Women Voters reorganized leading to its May Elkhart convention. Elizabeth Claypool Earl of Muncie chairs the nominating panel with Katherine Youngman, Russell Fortune, and A R Condon. H R Misener heads the program committee with Walter Greenough and Frank H Streightoff assisting. Other officers include L S Fickensher, B B White, Charles N Teter, and Sara Lauter as election, resolutions, constitutional revision, and finance chairs respectively.
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Indiana League of Women Voters
Elkhart
League
Illinois
Elizabeth Claypool Earl of
Muncie
Katherine Youngman
Princeton
Russell Fortune
Indianapolis
A. R. Condon
Michigan City
H. R. Misener
Walter Greenough
Frank H. Streightoff
Wilbur Templin
L. S. Fickensher
South Bend
B. B. White
Terre Haute
Charles N. Teter
Hagerstown
Sara Lauter
Plans Sorority Party Swim at Elks Club
Sigma Delta Zeta sorority will entertain with a swimming party Friday evening at the Elks Club for members and guests. Miss A Dudley, 701 Cottage Ave., is the chairman in charge.
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Sigma Delta Zeta Sorority
Elks Club
Miss A. Dudley
Cottage Ave
Politics Makes Strange Bedfellows
A Woman’s Christian Temperance Union leader argues against local option and contends the Volstead law would survive a public vote. The piece notes bootleggers, crime rings, grape growers, and reformers would unite at the polls, while Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler favors repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Relief is found in state choice and the Kansas example.
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Walter Ferguson
Christian Temperance Union
Nicholas Murray Butler
Kansas
New York
Women in the News: Brighton to Aurora Highlights
Miss Myra Sells dies at 105 in Brighton after a lifetime of whisky and pipe use. Mrs Clara H Kirby seeks divorce in Taunton from P T Kirby. A New York bracelet bequest awaits a bride named Mrs Nathalie Rawlins Jr. May Simpson runs for Aurora police magistrate against thirteen men. Carmelia Carbone recovers after giving birth to twins. her first three sets died.
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England
Myra Sells
Miss Sells
Taunton
Mass
Clara H. Kirby
P. T. Kirby
New York
Herbert N. Rawlings, Jr
Nathalie Rawlins
Aurora
Ill
May Simpson
Chicago
Carmelia Carbone
Tipton Academy Sends Girl Home
Nellie Fortune, a girl sent from Ireland to Tipton Academy, fled homesick to Charles Fuller’s home. Habeas corpus action was filed. Circuit Judge Mount ruled against her detention, and she was sent back to Ireland with Sister De Sales to New York for sailing.
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Tipton
Ind
Claude Louks
Nellie Fortune
St. Joseph's Academy
Ireland
Miss Fortune
Academy
Charles Fuller
Mount
Sister de Sales
New York City
Lowden for President Club Formed in Iowa
A movement to back former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois for the Republican nomination begins with the formation of a Lowden-for-President Club in Des Moines Iowa.
Woodruff Pl.: Personal items note moves to Florida
Miss Marjorie Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs J Raymond Lynn 704 West Drive Woodruff Pl has gone to St Petersbu rg Fla. Mr and Mrs Lewis A Coleman 353 N Pennsylvania St have returned from Miami Fla.
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Marjorie Lynn
J. Raymond Lynn
West Drive
Woodruff Pl
St.Petersburg
Fla
Lewis A. Coleman
Pennsylvania St
Miami, Fla
Elect Officers for Ladies Auxiliary UCT Saturday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers will elect officers at the Woman's Department Club Saturday evening.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
The
United Commercial Travelers
Woman's Department Club
High salaried New York woman pivots to work
Blanche R Green rose from homemaker to corset shop founder and later vice president of a firm with nearly 3,000 employees. She earned about 100000 annually, traveled as a saleswoman, and says she loves work while maintaining the belief a woman's natural place is the home.
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Virginia Swain
NEA
New York
Blanche R.green
Virginia
New York State
Vassar College
Berkshires
Berkshire
Practical slip pattern for slender frocks
The Times advertises Pattern No. 2999 with sizes 16 18 36 38 40 and 42 inches bust. It describes darts for a perfect underarm line and inverted back plaits to widen the hem without breaking the silhouette. Submit 15 cents with the coupon for pattern delivery in about a week.
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New York City
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
Shortridge Juniors Lead Wednesday School Vaudeville
Members of the junior class who ran stints in the vaudeville on Wednesday night at Shortridge High School were Audrey Pugh Nancy Kalleen Mary Alice Scheffel Roger Dunne Bernadine Grow Malcolm Snoddy Robert Todd and John White. Charles Bousley served as chairman of the vaudeville committee.
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Shortridge High School
Audrey Pugh
Nancy Kalleen
Mary Alice Scheffel
Roger Dunne
Bernadine Grow
Malcolm Snoddy
Robert Todd
John White
Charles Bousley
Nude hosiery shades fade as flesh tones rise
Indianapolis hosiery dealers and saleswomen report a shift from nude stockings to subtler flesh tones for spring. The new stockings blend grey beige and rose undertones to create an illusion of nudity without being obvious, with grey ivory shades rising and darker options pairing with patent or satin slippers.
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Indianapolis
Paris
New York
DAR Nominates Leaders at Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter
Members of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter opened polls at 10 a.m. for nominations to posts including regent and registrar. The group met at 2 p.m. with Miss May Louise Shipp speaking on The Present Crisis in China and violinist Miss Maude Custer. Social hour led by Mrs. Ernest De Wolf Wales.
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Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
May Louise Shipp
China
Maude Custer
Ernest de Wolf Wales
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