Assembly Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Ross at Bonnie Brae
Mrs. Davis Ross hosted a State Assembly Woman's Club luncheon at Bonnie Brae with honor guests ex-president Mrs. Buchanan and President Mrs. Fitch. Jonquils and daffodils graced yellow candlelit tables, followed by songs by Mrs. Mansur B. Oakes and recollections of Indianapolis visit.
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Davis Ross
Bonnie Brae
State Assembly Woman's Club
C. J. Buchanan
J. Monroe Fitch
Ed Jackson
John Duvall
Ross
Jonquils
Daffo
Mansur B. Oakes
Indianapolis
Harry D. Tutewiler
J. C. Travis
W. C. Harrison
W. P. Evans
W. C. Buser
Samuel Lewis Shank
Luke D. Duffey
Myron Taylor
M. V. Stevenson
Mesdames
William Arnold
Albert Barlow
Walter Behmer
Charles Beiderwolf
Sam Benz
T. H. Branaman
Murray Barker
William Bosson Jr
William Storen
George Cooper
Howard Cann
Frank E. Cline
L. D. Claycombe
Luke W. Duffy
Fern Daily
Addison Drake
Fred Deckerman
Estes Duncan
Jean Bond
Dana Enloe
D A R Officers Indorsed At Indianapolis Chapter Meeting
Mrs James L Gavin regent of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter was indorsed as candidate for State regent of the D A R at a Thursday afternoon meeting in the chapter house 824 N Pennsylvania St. Nominees included Mrs F Ellis Hunter for regent and Mrs James M Ogden Mrs Alexander G Caving and Mrs Edward L Kruse for second vice regent. Election set 10 am to 4 pm Thursday with March 15 program by Caney Creek Mountain Settlement School pupils. Out of town guests included Mrs Samuel Pond Walton NY Mrs Fannie M Stuck Vousseau Wis and Mrs Gertrude Miller Brennan Kendallville.
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James L. Gavin
Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pennsylvania St
F. Ellis Hunter
James M. Ogden
Alexander G. Caving
Edward L. Kruse
Walter C. Marmon
Waldo B. Rosseter
Julia C. Sharpe
Robert Geddes
Minnie J. Link
Caney Creek Mountain Settlement School
Samuel Pond
Walton, N. Y
Fannie M. Stuck
Vousseau, Wis
Gertrude Miller Brennan
Kendallville
Postponed Luncheon for Miss Benson Held by Woman's City Club
The Woman's City Club luncheon honoring Miss Margaret Benson director of the National Association of Manufacturers employment relations bureau was postponed from Saturday to Saturday March 12 due to her unavailability.
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Woman's City Club
Margaret Benson
Columbia Club
Confession of Washington Wives feature preview
The Times reports Allene Sumner of NEA and The Times compiled Washington wives stories after weeks of interviews with nearly a hundred prominent women. Readers are told the first installment will appear on Monday and promise a revealing look at capital society.
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Allene Sumner
Times
Washington
NEA Service
the Times
Miss Sumner
Capital Society
Indiana club women warned against vicious propaganda
Mrs. John D. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke in Kokomo warning Indiana clubs to avoid harmful propaganda and to screen speakers. She urged focus on the American home and youth, and noted parental responsibility in youths' faults while praising club work for home betterment.
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Bit United Press
Kokomo, Ind
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Woman’s Department Club
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
General Federation
Optical exercises promise sight gains and fewer glasses
In Boston on March 4 Dr. Samuel S. Harris argues that daily eye exercises can cure nearsightedness farsightedness and astigmatism. He teaches a set of calisthenics including palming swinging flashing and imagination to strengthen and beautify the eyes.
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Boston
Samuel S. Harris
Harris
Dr. Harris
Hair trends favor new short styles over long hair
United Press reports hairdressers in New York predict popular new bob styles this year including the California Wind Bias and Swirl. A baby was born on a South Shore train in Michigan while en route from Detroit to Hancock. Mrs. George F. Porter to inherit 2,300,000 from her husband’s death by his own action. Mrs. Ella A. Booble in Evanston says best society does not drink and that women at highball events rely on criminal elements for entertainment.
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United Press
New York
California
Isuheming, Mich
A. Nurmi
South Shore
Detroit
Hancock, Mich
Evanston
Ella A. Booble
Girl Reserves to Hold Annual Luncheons at Central and South Side
The grade school Girl Reserves of the Central YWCA South Side and Phyllis Wheatley branch plan luncheons Saturday. Each club decorates its tables. a prize for originality and thrift. Central hosts 250 reservations with Ruth Ketcham toastmistress and Pearl B Forsyth speaker. South Side features Dorothy Tacoma and Florence Lanham talks.
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Central Y. W. C. A
South Side
Phyllis Wheatley
Ruth Ketcham
Central
Louise Noble
Walter P. Morton
Pearl B. Forsyth
Dorothy Tacoma
Harold Hinkle
Dorothy Hausner
Florence E. Lanham
St Ann's Church hosts euchre danco and lotto party
St Ann's Church will hold a euchre dance and lotto event Sunday at 2 30 p m at the old Elks hall on E Maryland Street with Mrs Morton O'Brien and Mrs Michael Commons as hostesses.
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St. Ann's Church
Old Elks Hall
E. Maryland St
Morton O'Brien
Michael Commons
Cast Skits From Patricia Promised at Murat by Club
Members of the Indianapolis Advertising Club presented skits from the musical comedy Patricia at a Columbia Club luncheon. The event previewed a Murat Theatre show scheduled for next week.
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Patricia
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Auxiliary to Meet in Hotel Assembly Room
The Woman's Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet Tuesday at 1 30 p m on the second floor of the English Hotel.
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National Federation of Post Office Clerks
White Shrine Party Card Party for Buffalo Trip
Members of the White Shrine patrol entertain with a card party on Saturday evening at 119 East Ohio Street to raise funds for a Buffalo trip.
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White Shrine
Ohio St
Buffalo
Music Tea For Women’s Auxiliary Of Indianapolis Medical Society
Mrs. Charles F. Voyles hosted a musicale tea this afternoon for the Woman's Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Medical Society at 4150 North Meridian Street. Mrs. F. W. Gregsor chaired the program committee with Miss Fannie H. Kiser and harpists Mrs. Ralph S. Chappell and Mrs. Charles A. Piafflin providing performances.
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Charles F. Voyles
N. Meridian Sr
Woman's Auxiliary
Indianapolis Medical Society
F. W. Gregsor
Charles A. Piafflin
Ralph S. Chappell
Fannie H. Kiser
Knights of Pythias Card Party At 132% S Audubon Rd
The Knights of Pythias Lodge hosts a card party at 8 15 p m Saturday in the K of P Hall located at 132 percent S Audubon Road.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
K. of P. Hall
S. Audubon Rd
Mrs G V Rainey leaves city for Kansas City luncheon
Mrs Louis C. Slicer hosted a luncheon bridge on Thursday to honor Mrs G V Rainey who will move to Kansas City this Saturday. Attendees included Mesdames F E Cline William Goodwin Hershel Haynes Ross Mitchell Stanley Perham Daisy Winkler and J E Pyle.
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City
Louis C. Slicer
Cliffton St
G. V. Rainey
Kansas City
Mesdames F. E. Cline
William Goodwin
Hershel Haynes
Ross Mitchell
Stanley Perham
Daisy Winkler
J. E. Pyle
Honors husband at birthday dinner party
Mrs. T. M. Tyler entertained Thursday evening at 6350 College Ave in honor of her husband's birthday anniver sary. Pink tapers and pink and white sweet peas decorated the table. A guest list included John C. Cook, Benjamin Hardy, Harry D. Kemp, M. K. Pruyn, John Schulmyer, Nathan C. McCune, Mrs. Hobart G. Litteral, Miss Mabel, Miss Mildred, and John Tyler.
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T. M. Tyler
College Ave
John C. Cook
Benjamin Hardy
Harry D. Kemp
M. K. Pruyn
John Schulmyer
Nathan C. McCune
Hobart G. Litteral
Mabel
Mildred
John Tyler
What is wrong with the modern girl Notre Dame survey
Rev John F O Hara gathered 700 Notre Dame students to ask what is wrong with the modern girl Theories blame behavior drugs smoking and a fast life but the rector counters that reformers are at fault He notes the modern girl is natural and sweet and suggests asking what is wrong with the modern boy Only twenty five offered no comment
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
John F. O'Hara
One-piece dress pattern with convertible collar and plaits
The Times advertises a one piece dress pattern No. 2321 with a smart convertible collar and side seam plaits. It notes sizes 16 to 42 inches, requires 3 yards of 40 inch material for 36 inch size, price 15 cents, and promises a fashionable spring summer design book. Readers are urged to send 15 cents and coupon for pattern delivery in about a week.
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New York City
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
Personal items and social notes from Indiana society pages
Miss Caroline Forry returns home after six weeks in California. Miss Mary Osborne visits Greenfield for the weekend. Mr and Mrs H D Keen plan a Gogpland weekend. Mrs Fred Van Orman of Evansville visits niece in Indianapolis. Mrs C W Hunt returns to Converse after visiting niece in Indianapolis. Young People Society of Second Presbyterian hosts two benefit bridge parties at Miss Willis and Miss Howard homes. Beta chapter of Delta Tau of Illinois installed in Indiana at Spink-Arms service with Chicago officials present. Members listed include Hulene Abbott Vera Adamson Dorothy Dittrich Vitula Hambrook Esther Poe and others. Miss Dorothy Brown spends weekend in Cincinnati.
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Young People Society of
The
Second Presbyterian Church
Mary Ellen Willis
Meridian
Anna Howard
Broadway
Miss Howard
Willis Mesdames
Paul R. Summers
Homer Rupard
A. Lee Caldwell
Ralph Haring
Arthur Smith
Blanche Jolley
Delta Tau of
Illinois
Spink-Arms
Indiana
Chicago
Charles Sallee
Dagney McCullum
Grand Council
Hulene Abbott
Vera Adamson
Dorothy Dittrich
Vitula Hambrook
Esther Poe
Margaret Poe
Dorothy White
Dorothy van Sickle
Fort Wayne G A R party hosts gaming to aid fund
Maj Robert Anderson and Mrs J H Bottorff lead a banco euchre 500 and pinochle party at 8 15 p m Saturday at Ft Friendly 12 N Illinois St proceeds benefit the G A R fund with the event chaired by Mrs J H Bottorff
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Robert Anderson
Ft. Friendly
Illinois St
G. A. R. Fund
J. H. Bottorff
Social event hosted by G H Thomas Relief Corps at Ft Friendly
Mrs Rhoda Dawson led a social after the G H Thomas Woman's Relief Corps meeting at Ft Friendly 521 N Illinois 81. She was aided by Mesdames Theodosia Sheldon Maude Allman Margaret Sweet Kate R Neiman Ella Dunning Emma A Bristow and Lucinda Dawson. A semi monthly benefit social for Thomas Post 17 G A R and Relief Corps 20 is planned at Ft Friendly Monday afternoon with Mrs Jane Bigelow as hostess and assistance from Mesdames Mary Colvin Sylvia J Mathews Ida Iske Charlotte Tyner Lulu Moran and Caddie Farnsworth.
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Rhoda Dawson
G. H. Thomas Woman's Relief Corps
Ft. Friendly
N. Mlinois
Mesdames Theodosia Sheldon
Maude Allman
Margaret Sweet
Kate R. Neiman
Ella Dunning
Emma A. Bristow
Lucinda Dawson
Thomas Post
Relief Corps
Jane Bigelow
Mary Colvin
Sylvia J. Mathews
Ida Iske
Charlotte Tyner
Lulu Moran
Caddie Farnsworth
Joint Meeting of Marion County Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
The Marion County Association of O I O F and Rebekahs will hold a joint meeting Saturday evening March 5 at 8 on the twelfth floor of the Odd Fellow Building. Members of both orders in the city are invited. Mrs J T Norris is president and Mrs Maude Dean secretary.
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Marion County Association of
Rebekahs
Odd Fellow Bldg
J. T. Norris
Maude Dean
Luncheon Bridge Hosted by Woman's Department Club Music Section
A Thursday luncheon bridge was held at the clubhouse for city musicians who contributed programs for the department. Spring flowers in yellow and pink decorated tables and favor baskets matched the color scheme.
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Woman's Department Club
Social Slump At Congress Ends as Lent Begins
Washington march 4 Congress ended today and Lent Wednesday. Social affairs grow quieter as cabinet dinners end. The Coolidges move from the White House to Dupont Circle for six months. Santelmann rises from enlisted to captain as Congress completes steps to regularize his rank and retirement pay.
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Times
Washington
Coolidge
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Ali Roosevelt Longworth
Coolide
Coolidges
White House
Pierson
Dupont Circle
United States
Matt. Rand
Congress
William H. Santelmann
Marine Band
Marine Corps
Santelmann
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ST. Ann's Party
Altrusa Club
NEA Service, Inc
Colonel House
Oklahoma
Hammonds
Colonel House of
Henry
Johnston
Hill
Notre Dame
Indianapolis Times
Caroline Ferry
E. H. Forry
Alabama St
Mary Osborne
West Drive
Woodruff Pl
Greenfield
H. D. Keen
E. Thirteenth St
Gogpland
Fred van Orman
Evansville
F. Harold van Orman
Llewellyn A. Turnock
Winthrop Ave
C. W. Hunt
Converse
Washington Blvd
Dorothy Brown
Cincinnati
Relief Corps Party
Lyman Brothers
Monument Circle
N. Pennsylvania
Lehi
Flora G. Orr
Kellogg
Frelinghuysen
South Carolina
State Department
Kelloggs
Italy
Mrs Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
John Caswell, Jr
Massachusetts
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Europe
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