Sorority State Luncheon and Club Meetings in Indianapolis
Two sororities held their annual State luncheon in Indianapolis today with dances planned tonight. Alpha Phi in the Travertine room at the Lincoln while Phi Omega met in the Chateau room at the Claypool. Prof Anna Brinton of Earlham addressed the AAU at the Propylaeum this afternoon. Syud Hossian will speak Wednesday at the Woman's Department Club meeting. Caroline Scott Harrison G A R chapter to elect officers Thursday. Indianapolis League of Women Voters to meet Thursday afternoon at the Propylaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Farmer
Indianapolis
Alphi Phi
Travertine
Lincoln
Phi Omega
Chateau
Claypool
Anna K. Brinton
Earlham College
American Association of University Women
Propylaeum
Syud Hossian
Woman’s Department Club
Caroline Scott Harrison G. A. R
Indianapolis League of Women Voters
Propylacum
Alpha Phi Luncheon Plans Honor 70 Guests at Lincoln
Reservations for seventy were made for the Alpha Phi luncheon at the Lincoln with U shaped tables and decorations in American Beauty roses. Miss Fern Gray and Miss Dorothy Hack provided piano music while Miss Martha Pierson played violin. The program featured a stunt titled Revelation by Miss Louise Metzler and ten DePauw participants. State officers and alumnae from Lafayette Southern Green Castle Terre Haute attended, with Mrs. Horace W. Townsend presiding. Several DePauw and local hosts coordinated the grand dance, chaperons listed, and a long table of attendees from many Indiana towns appeared in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi
Lincoln
Fern Gray
Dorothy Hack
Martha Pierson
Louise Metzler
DePauw University
Lafayette
Southern
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Horace W. Townsend
State Association
Indianapolis
Homer Tally
Boston
Grider
James H. Raddell
May Northway
Agnes Hall of Anderson
DePauw
Fraternity
Neal Grider
James Carter
James H. Russell
George W. Miller
James H. Ruddell
James C.carter
L. H. Oberreich
R. H. Northway
Lisha ‘Wallace
Neal V. Grider
Horace Townsend
A. S.rowe
D. McConnaughey
R. H. Collins
John T. Adamson
Ethel Boyle
Beatrice Evans
Ann Allen
Glayds Shadle
Nelle Allen
Margaret Borcherding
Amy Glendenning
Evelyn Oberreich
Champaign
Ill
Irene Leter
East Lynn
de Pauw
Agnes Hall
Arlouine Prosser
Ity Shrock
Betty Cook
Jeannette Cavender
Suzanna Harry
Helen Houpt
Helen Brothers
Marian Stimson
Elouise Kemp
Helen Louise Cox
Pauline Burton
Isabel Fisk
Irene Bear
Mora
Prosser
Edith Funston
Iris Gemieian
Esther Boyle
Margaret Rohwedeh
Phi Omega Pi Luncheon Draws Indiana and DePauw Members
Active chapter members from DePauw and Indiana Universities attend the State luncheon of Phi Omega Pi in the Claypool Chateau Room. Agnes Smith of Indiana and Marion Rought of DePauw directed the program, with Francis Hammitt as toast mistress and a speakers table featuring Mrs. Truman Y. Yuncker, Mrs. Fannie Weatherwax, Marcella Lineback, Sarah Lou Sille, and Alice Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pauw
Indiana
Aslimnae
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Chateau
Claypool
Agnes Smith
Marion Rought
Francis Hammitt
Truman Y. Yuncker
Fannie Weatherwax
Bloomington
Marcella Lineback
Sarah Lou Sille
Alice Frey
Dannacher announces daughter's marriage to De Bruin in Martinsville
Mr and Mrs John V Dannacher of 1929 Central Ave announce Virginia Rose Dannacher’s marriage to Edward De Bruin of Elkhart. The ceremony occurred in Martinsville February 22. The De Bruins are on a two month trip to Savannah, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Dannacher
Central Ave
Virginia Rose
Edward de Bruin
Elkhart
Martinsville
Mrs. de Bruin
Savannah
Mrs Frank Roys Hosts W R C Past Presidents Luncheon
Mrs Frank Roys of 441 Fulton J will entertain the council of past presidents of W R C No 10 on Wednesday with a 12 o clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roys
Fulton &J
Miss La Vaun Marsch Hosts Phi Sigma Delta Farewell
Retiring Phi Sigma Delta president Miss La Vaun Marsch attended a Friday party at Miss Nell Denny’s 3844 Graceland Ave. The sorority plans to elect officers Sunday at Miss Shirley Baumb’s 1715 Ashland Ave White tapers lit the tables in maize and orchid. Marsch received a sterling silver bar pin and other retiring officers were gifted orchid handkerchiefs with the sorority crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss la Vaun Marsch
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority
Nell Denny
Graceland Ave
Shirley. Baumb
Ashland Ave
Miss Marsch
Misses Marsch
Helen Marie Davis
Betty White
Thelma Gahan
Shirley Baumb
Melvin T. Goode
Raymond Keaton
Mrs Fromm Hosts Luncheon Bridge Honoring Visitor
Mrs F W Fromm at 3152 Buckle St hosted a Friday luncheon bridge in a St Patrick color scheme to welcome Mrs W J Hungate of Shreveport Louisiana who is visiting as a resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Fromm
Buckle St
W. J. Hungate
Shreveport
St. Patrick's
Tea for Mrs Kirkwood and Miss Mary guests
Mrs John K Long of Broadway entertained Friday with an informal tea for her sister Mrs John C Kirkwood and her London guest Miss Mary. Decorations and refreshments were in pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Long
Broadway
John C. Kirkwood
Mary
London
England
Artemas Club Luncheon at Mrs Ambulh's Home
The Artemas Club holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. John Ambuhl’s home 332 W Fortieth Street Tuesday with a 1 o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Artemas Club
John Ambuhl
W. Fortieth St
Mrs Weiss Candidate for Indianapolis Retail Druggists Meeting
Indianapolis Chapter of the National Association of Retail Druggists will observe Presidents Day with a luncheon and business meeting in the Chapter Room. Luncheon at 12 30. Officers to be elected. Nominated: Weiss for president and several officers with polls open 11 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Women's Organization
National Association of Retail Druggists
W. C. Freund
Mesdames W. F. Holmes
Lloyd C. Weiss
Fred Dunnington
J. L. Simmons
J. I. Gelly
F. R. Keiser
Ed Hall
Rex Rudicel
Walter Stedfeldt
M. T. Waddell
Edward M. Crawford
James C. Heard
W. A. Oren
Mark Jett
Edward Ferger
Adolphus Hoffman
Norman Rowson
J. T. Fogas
Alpine travel club to elect officers at college tea room
The Alpine chapter of the International Study and Travel Club will meet at 6 pm Tuesday in the College tea room at 2630 College Ave. Officers will be elected and two musical selections will be performed by Miss Avis Woody and Miss Helen Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Study and Travel Club
College Tea Room
College Ave
Avis Woody
Helen Lester
North Side Study Club
Alonzo A. Goodwin
Ladies Federal Club
C. O. Brammell
Lawton St
Ohio State Alumni luncheon plans Ohio State Party opening
The Indianapolis Alumni Association of Ohio State University will meet Monday at 12 15 p m in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Plans will be made for an Ohio State Party at the opening performance of The Poor Nut. Elliott Nugent a former Ohio Stater stars in the campus set scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ohio State University
Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Ohio State
Elliott Nugent
Ohio
Butler University All-School Formal Held Tonight
The annual all-school formal at Butler University takes place this evening in the gymnasium. Decorations feature St Patrick's day appointments and several program items are planned. Miss Maude Ann Searcy serves as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Domestic Art Talk At Irvington PTA Meeting
The Irvington school 57 PTA meets at 3 15 p m Wednesday. Miss Lucy Montgomery heads the Domestic Art department and will discuss Clothes and Textiles. A sixth grade boys group will sing. Frederick E Schortemeier Secretary of State speaks at school 62 after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Irvington School
Lucy Montgomery
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Menrietta Waters
Henry Stenger
Scribblers Club at Butler Joins Theta Sigma Phi
Butler University Scribblers Club becomes a chapter of the national journalism sorority Theta Sigma Phi. Miss Caroline Godley will be initiated as club president, with Miss Elizabeth Hefferman and Miss Mildred Kelley also joining Ongoing wedding details note Mrs Lawrence Casler, formerly Alberta Demaree, and her Noblesville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribblers Club
Butler University
Theta Sigma Phi
Caroline Godley
Central Ave
Elizabeth U Hefferman
Ruckle St
Mildred Kelley
Delta Delta Delta House
Butler
Lawrence Casler
Alberta Demaree
Arthur C. Demaree
N. la Salle St
Casler
Noblesville
Notched collar dress pattern with panel plaits in style
Design No 2986 features a notched collar and panel plaits in a fashionable style. Offered in sizes 16 to 44 inches bust with yardage details for 26 inch size and options in crepe silk and georgette crepe. The Times promotes its Spring Summer Fashion and Dressmaking Book and pattern delivery within about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Personal items drift through Newark and beyond
Newark Ohio residents report travels and visits with friends and relatives including Anthony Amnarino returning home after a stay with Mr and Mrs Jacob Straffa in the city. Others journey to Florida Cuba Chicago St Louis and Hot Springs while social events include a P O A card party at Castle Hall and a five hundred party at Hoosier Athletic Club with Beta Delphian meeting and officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony” Amnarino
Newark
Ohio
Jacob Straffa
Central Ave
Penwomen to Meet Entertain and Announce Contest
Mrs. Aultman president of the Indiana branch League of American Penwomen will entertain members with a tea on Monday March 14 at 3 30 p m at the Columbia Club A Shop Talk Hour will follow with members describing their professional work The Indiana branch offers a 25 prize for the third annual Indiana literary field day at Culver Military Academy June 14 for the most constructive editorial on civic Indiana government written by a student in an Indiana high school or preparatory school The contest closes May 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman
Dwight E. Aultman
Indiana
League of American Penwomen
Columbia Club
League
Culver Military Academy
St Patrick Bridge Party Hosts Celebrate With Five Tables
Mr and Mrs Robert M Lingle of 3603 Washington Blvd host a St Patrick bridge party with five tables at their home. Decorations and refreshments reflect the holiday colors. Guests include Edgar B Carter Ward J Rice Earl Keeler Frank Jones B B Ochs John Waldo Horace A Shoule Truman Hoover Edith Gore and Dr Ed Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Lingle
Washington Blvd
St. Patrick's
Edgar B. Carter
Ward J. Rice
Earl Keeler
Frank Jones
B. B. Ochs
John Waldo
Horace A. Shoule
Truman Hoover
Edith Gore
Ed Campbell
Phi Rho Sorority Hostess Event This Sunday
Migs Edna Wilhelm of 1116 Leonard Street will host a Phi Rho Sorority gathering at 2 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Edna Wilhelm
Leonard St
Phi Rho
Honored at South Bend by national and state club leaders
Mrs. John L. D. Sherman presided as president of the General Federation of Clubs joined by Mrs. Edward Franklin White and Mrs. Edwin F. Miller of Peru Indiana and Mrs. John Edward Moore of Kokomo at the Progress Club of South Bend State day luncheon. Sherman urged clubwomen to value home life and study national and international affairs urging active club participation to safeguard youth and American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
John LD. Sherman
General Federation of Clubs
Edward Franklin White
Edwin F. Miller
Peru
Indiana Federation
John Edward Moore
Kokomo
Sherman
Vincennes Trio to Present Lenten Program at Central YWCA
The Vincennes trio Margarite Brillo violin Marriet Harding cello Beulah Moore piano will give a Lenten program at the Central YWCA Wednesday noon. A noon musicale will be held each Wednesday during Lent with Mrs William Herbert Gibbs chairing the music on the YWCA board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosseau McClellan
Shortridge High School
P. B. Hall
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Margarite Billo
Harriet Harding
Beulah Moore
Hawthorn Social Service House
Ohio St
Florence Keepers
Schilling
Tommy Pogianni
Ernest G. Hesser
Mildred Tucker
Dillard Harker
Helen Sartor
Clarence Weesner
Zona Gale
Lillian Reiffel
Louise Schneider
Elsie Waterman
Mothers’ Glee Club
Charles H. Smith
City Federation
Vincennes Trio
Margarite Brillo
Marriet Harding
Central Y. W. C. A
William Herbert Gibbs
Marion War Mothers Meet At Pletcher Bank Tuesday
The Marion County Chapter of the American War Mothers will convene at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Pletcher American National Bank. The Glooms will entertain the Sunshine section with a St Patrick's party Thursday at Mrs. W M Swain's home 25637 Parkway Dr. Mrs C H Regula is hostess chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
The
American War Mothers
Pletcher American National Bank
W. M. Swain
Parkway
C.H. Regula
Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club to Meet for Luncheon
The Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club of Butler University will hold a luncheon Monday at 12 30 at the chapter house 5301 Pleasant Run Blvd A business meeting will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
Butler University
Pleasant Run Blvd
Choir concert at First Reformed Church Oakland program
Miss Magdalena Eberhardt directs the program by the church choir at 7 30 p m Sunday in Oakland at E Tenth St and Sts The choir will perform and soloists include Miss May belle Shumaker on violin Mrs Fred Iske and Miss Lil lian Heid in a duet and Mrs Robert R Drake also singing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Eberhardt
First Reformed Church
Oakland
E. Tenth
Maybelle Shumaker
Fred Iske
Lillian Heid
Robert R. Drake
Theta Sigma Phi installation banquet reservations at Butler
Reservations for the Theta Sigma Phi installation banquet at the Kappa Kappa Gama house Butler are possible with Caroline Godley at 2234 Central Five. The Scribblers Club of Butler University becomes the Alpha Iota chapter that afternoon with Sara of Columbia Missouri in charge and the count listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Sigma Phi
Kappa Kappa Gama
Butler
Caroline Godley
Central Five
Scribblers Club
Butler University
Alpha Iota
Journalistic Sorority
Ae Sara
Columbia
Will Confer on Convention Plans
Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff president of the Indiana League of Women Voters will visit the South Bend and Elkhart leagues Tuesday and Wednesday to confer with state officers about the state convention to be held there. The date may shift due to regional meetings and the national council meeting the last week in April. Miss Florence Harrison regional secretary will accompany and guest Michigan City league Thursday. Mrs. H. J. Misener president of Michigan City league chairs the state convention program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Streightoff
Indiana League of Women Voters
South Bend
Elkhart
South Bend League
National Council
Florence Harrison
Streightoff
Woman's Department Club to elect officers and hear lecture
Syad Hossian of India will speak at the general meeting on Eastern and Western Ideals. The program is led by the literature department. Election polls run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Walter Mayer chairs hospitality with a list of committee members. The civics class is postponed, current events and luncheon canceled, and the art section meets Monday at Herron Art Institute for Miss Anna Hasselman's talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syad Hossian
India
the New Orient
Woman's Department Club
Walter Mayer
George 8. Olive
Pearson Mendenhall
Francis Hamilton
O. B. Ent
Floyd E. White
Oscar Buehler
Charles Trowbridge
R. C. Furguson
Frank Wampler
Maurice Moore
John Downing Johnson
Tilden Greer
Frank Shellhouse
Edward Ferger
William Helfenberger
J. R. Cavanaugh
W. D. Long
Department Club
Evenue
Ways and Means
Herron Art Institute
Anna Hasselman
Announce Sponsors for Matinee Musicale Benefit Card
Additional patronesses for the annual benefit Matinee Musicale to be held March 16 in the Columbia Club ballroom have been announced. Names include Mesdames Pfafflin Aultman Pearson Webber Foltz Adams Rappa port Ayres Lasher George Heaser and Misses Sweenie Howell, with numerous reservations listed under various individuals and couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Charles Pfafflin
Dwight B. Aultman
James W. Pearson
Franc Wilhite Webber
Clifford H
Foltz
Roy Adams
Leo M. Rappaport
F. M. Ayres
Clinton Lasher
Louise D. George
G. Heaser
Ida Belle Sweenie
Florence Howell
Mes
McGibeny
J. Sum
Fitort
Wiliam
Webb
Wael
John Tate
Farka
Nam Hanning
William Sie
He Sunderland
Ruy R Creager
James Me
Guinton
Florence Martin
de A
John Twitty
Scott Brewer
J. Holcombh
Clyde Aitus
Charles Shaw
Fimne
Harry Danielee
Ae Garor
Loulee Smith
Richard Coleman
Lewis
Gaylord Runt
Isaac Born
Pit ‘Wasson
Ng Meanx
Everett Johnson
Glenn ‘Rermooranges
H. Lowry
Kincard Herbert O. M
Cl Wall
Juncker
Grace Watson
Buc Wall
Virgil Moon
Henry Schurmann
Yulia’ Wilhite
Obert Nner
Louise $. Koehne
Lovie ‘Ougott
William Vera Jamieson
Jockton
Win Crawford
A. Es Zaring
Kantina White
Albert Jerne
Henry Campbell
Cornelius
Laura Martin
Mu Phi Epsilon Kappa Plans March Meeting at Spink Arms
The Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon will hold its March business meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Spink Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Spink Arms
Week long club calendar includes many Irvington and Meridian groups
The New Era Club meets with Mrs. E. E. Padgett for a husbands party. Other clubs host luncheons, elect officers, and hear papers with leaders at addresses across Indianapolis. Notable sessions include Irvington groups, Daughters of the Union, Sunyside talk by Dr Hatch, and book reviews by Miss Stilz and Miss Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
E. E. Padgett
Delaware St
E. A. Hunt
E. T. Albertson
Park Ave
Irvington
Oliver P. Moton
The
Daughters of the Union
Robert E. Binkley
College Ave
V. E
Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club Meeting Planned
The Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club convenes at 2 p m on Tuesday at 618 N Pennsylvania St with an executive session at 1 p m. Ida Curry, chair of the ways and means committee, announces a March 17 card party at the Democratic Club and outlines plans and committee appointments. Mrs Thomas Hannon funds card parties at 1045 Broadway for St Catherine's Church with Sunday afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Woman's Club
Democratic Club
Pennsylvania St
Thomas Hannon
Broadway
St. Catherine's Church
John Strange School Meeting on Child Psychology Talk
The John Strange School will meet Tuesday at the school. A basket supper will be served and K. V. Ammerman, principal of Broad Ripple High School, will talk on Child Psychology. Mrs. E. R. James will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
John Strange School
K. V. Ammerman
Broad Ripple High School
E. R. James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha and
Phi Omega Pi
Earlham
PHI O PI
Mrs. Coolidge
Allene Sumner
Senate Wives
NEA
the Times
Washington
Mrs. Weiss
Alpine
P.T.A. Meeting
H. Nathan Swaim
Sloan School 41
Mabel Asher
Chatauqua
Association of School 28
Marion Fehrenbach
Blanche Chenoweth
L. S. Ayres & Company
A. LeRoy Portteus
Parent-Teacher Association of School 69
F. J. Hudson
Echo DeHaven
R. H. Benting
Flora Drake
Bertha Lemming
City Federation of
George A. Frantz
Lillian Sedwick
Board of School Commissioners
Irvington School of Music
Elsie D. McClure
Mildred Casey
Walter Shead
Charles A. Smith
City Federation of P. T. A
Roy J. Pile
Marie Keane
Thelma King
Fred King
Elizabeth Hefferman
Dexheimer
Lawrence Cassery
Platt
Hildred Kelly
Indianapolis Times
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
F. William Cornelius
Middle Dr
Woodruff Place
Florida
Cuba
Lowell Smith Fisher
Chicago
G. Raymond Fisher
Margaret Kirshberg
B. M. Woodsmall
Carl W. Piel
Joseph Nutson
St. Louis
Michael E. Foley
Helen
Hampton Ct
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles F. Strodder
Mass
Louis H. Levey
Meridian St
Charles W. Hines
Emerson Ave
Newcastle
J. J. Wittenlock
Julia Hutton
P. O. of A
Castle Hall
Hoosier Athletic Club
W. M. Johnson
Beta Delphian
Demarchus C. Brown
Washington St
ST. Patrick
Mrs
Alpha Chi Mothers
Music Sorority
H. L. Scott
Meridian Heights
B. W. Heaton
Carrollton Ave
Milton Wareing
Alabama St
Amicitia Club
Lillian Ryan
Alpha Delta of Latreian
Mildred Stilz
N. Audubon Rd
George H. Oilar
E. Thirty-fifth St
Wright Todd
A. McCray
Lucinda Spaan
Sunnyside Sanitarium
Harold F. Hatch
Current Events Club
F. A. Symmes
Woman's Club
F. A. Line
C. J. Murphy
Alpha Gamma Latrelan Club
Zella Grossman
Denny St
Gladys Cochran
Whenston 32 N
Pennsylvanis
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