State Luncheon by Alpha Phi at Lincoln
The Alpha Phi Sorority held its annual State luncheon Saturday at Lincoln with ninety settings. Bordeaux and silver decorations, red roses, and southern smilax graced a U shaped table. Remarks from Mrs Frances Miller Becker state president and Mrs Selah Agnew Clark preceded a poetry reading by Miss Anna Hayward and songs by Miss Juanita Ames. The DePauw active chapter presented a playlet Three Little Maids from School, with participants listed. An evening state dance was planned for 180 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Sorority
Lincoln
Frances Miller Becker
Terre Haute
Selah Agnew Clark
Lafayette
Ind
Mary Grosjean
Anna Hayward
Juanita Ames Eang
Alpha Phi
Sarah Perry
Rochester
Dante
de Pauw University
Maury Lloyd
Emily Marine
Margaret Morton
Juanita Ames
Harriet Stewart
Helen Gerheart
Mary White
Katherine Frank
George W. Miller
J. A. Craven
James C. Carter
Frederick H. Bird
Bennett Taylor
Buttermilk Rules for Corn Bread Biscuits and Batter
Fresh buttermilk enhances corn and batter breads. Biscuits turn out better with buttermilk which has a gentle acidity.
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale to Host Banquet and Card Party
Plans move rapidly for two Indianapolis Matinee Musicale events. A March 14 banquet at the Athletic Club roof garden will draw about 600 music club members with Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson as toastmistress and Clarence Gustlla as speaker. A March 18 card party at the Athletic Club has 125 tables with Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd as general chairman and numerous society figures among the hostesses and table holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James M. Ogden
Frank Edenharter
Robert Hartley Sherwood
Henry W. McCoy
Frank Wood
James E. Fischer
Macy Malott
Guy Ramsdell
P. E McCowan
Lyman Whittaker
George Harrison
Maxwell Shaw
Herman Petty
C. H. Handy
Alan Johnson
Albert Branham
William Barton
Howard Binkley
Ira J. Minnick
W.S. Wilson
Clarence McCullough
Columbus
Ind
George Diener
Ernest Hesser
Dorothy Test Hyatt
Mary Auerbach
William Dodds
Charles Kistner
Frederick Carter
T. C. Hood
W. J. Shafer
James Watson
James A. Daugherty
Harry Lloyd
F. Ellis Hunter
Hugh Baker
Simon Kiser
Harold Canning
Frank Todd
Oliver Stout
Edward Peterson
George M. Dickson
Herbert Grimes
Herbert Bacon
C. H. Hardy
George McNutt
Edwin C. Weir
John 8. Wright
Albert J. Pfeiffer
Clifford Barrett
W. K. Sproule
Elizabeth Collier
G. J. Steinmetz
A. H. Moore
State Luncheon and Dance Plans Highlight Music Society Alpha Phi Events
Mrs. Austin V. Clifford and Miss Mildred Stockdale lead luncheon arrangements for the Kappa Kappa Gamma State luncheon on March 14 in the Lincoln Travertine room followed by the State dance. Mrs. George H. Losey chairs the dance with Miss Caroline Godley and Stockdale coordinating decorations and favors. The Indianapolis Alumnae Association and Butler Mu Chapter host out-of-town guests. The Matinee Musicale hosts a March 14 banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with guests of honor Mrs. Henry Schurmann, and a March 18 card party led by Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd. Members also contributed to the Alpha Phi State dance committee for the Lincoln event and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin V. Clifford
Mildred Stockdale
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Travertine
The
Lincoln
George H. Losey
Caroline Godley
Indianapolis
Butler University
Indianapolis Matinee VN "Mona
Emi
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Henry Schurmann
Federated Music Clubs of Indiana
Edwin H. Shedd
Matinee Musicale
William McFee to Lecture on Latin Contrasts in Indianapolis
William McFee author and sea tale writer will lecture Friday at 8 p m at the Lincoln under the American Association of University Women Indianapolis branch. Proceeds support scholarships for John Herron Art Institute students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McFee
The
Lincoln
Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
McFee
Erin's Isle
Orrin Yeaton
John Herron Art Institute
Art Association
F. D. Streightoff
Logansport
Ind
D. W. Horton
Troy S. Babcock
Woman's Department Club
Wedding Announced for Mary Florence and Paul Brown
Invitations issued for the March 21 wedding at Central Christian Church between Mary Florence Washington and Paul Van Dyke Brown son of Hilton A. and Mrs. Brown. Miss Charlotte Comstock named maid of honor and Anita Welch and Jean Brown bridesmaids. An informal reception follows at 5087 East Washington Street with Pi Beta Phi classmates and Phi Delta Theta friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Washington S&st
Mary Florence
Paul van Dyke Brown
Hilton A. Brown
Central Christian Church
Stanley
Charlotte Comstock
Anita Welch
Muncie
Ind
Jean Brown
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Brown
Washington St
Dora Stanley
Woman's Department Club notes highlight talks and meetings
Dr. Arthur Walwyn Evans will discuss The Little Red School House at the general meeting Thursday at 3 p.m. A 1:30 p.m. business session precedes. A social hour follows with hostesses led by Mrs. Walter J. Hubbard. Monthly board meets Monday at 10 a.m. Officers are elected Thursday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The art department plans an exhibit Monday afternoon. Dr. Mary M. Van Nuys will review Hugh Walpole’s The Cathedral Thursday evening for the Business women's section. O. H. Otis Pruitt will supervise a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Lloyd George
Little Red School House
Woman's Department Club
Walter J. Hubbard
Mesdames O. L. Watkins
James W. Sturgis
Leroy Mansfield
M. Brundage
P. M. Dill
Perry Hahn
Madison Swaidener
J. J. Williams
Mary H. Garver
Hector Fuller
Mary M. van Nuys
Lebano
Ind
Hugh Walpole
Business Women
O. H. Otis Pruitt
Plan District Meets in Indiana League Conferences
Two districts of the Indiana League of Women Voters arrange conferences ahead of the state convention. The Firsty district meets Monday in Evansville with Lulu Halvorsen presiding. The tenth district gathers March 17 in Rensselaer with Jasper County league hosting. B B White speaks on The Growing Significance of the League, with Adah E Bush and Ora Thompson also presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana League of Women Voters
Evansville
Lulu Halvorsen
Hivansville League
Renaselaer
Ind
Jasper County League
B. B. White
Adah E. Bush
Indianapolis
Ora Thompson
Club to Have Guests at Monday Meeting
The Monday Club will hold a guest meeting at the D. A. R. chapter house 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Dr Frank C. Wicks will speak on Fiction Is Nearer Truth Than History as the season opener. A social hour with music and tea follows with Miss Raffaela Montani and Miss Isabel Montani singing Gavotte from Mignon and Cubanite by Julian Huarte.
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Pennsylvania St
Club Notices From Various Indiana Ladies Groups
The calendar lists multiple club meetings across Indianapolis areas including Chapel G, College Ave, and Penn Ave. Members host papers, luncheons, and officer elections with speakers on Mme Curie, Keramic art, the Jewish Federation, and Meredith Nicholson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel G
Virginia Schaffer
de Quincy St
Cynthia Craigie
Mme. Curie
Marie Payne
Cellia Beaux Keramic Club
L. D. Millikin
College Ave
F. L. Miars
A. R. Hadley
Sesame Club
Cecil Summers
Charles Trotter
L. M. Pearch
Hotel hosts rooftop luncheon for Moonlight stage group
Managers Jerry Gorion and C. A. Rogers of the Severin Hotel hosted a Friday night buffet luncheon and dance on the Severin roof garden for local theatrical folk. Members of the Moonlight company and area shows attended and enjoyed lively music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gorion
C. A. Rogers
Severin Hotel
the Severin
Moonlight” Company
Keith's
the Palace
Lyric
West Held on Blind Tiger Charge in Rear Alley
William West, 52, of 1340 Lee Street, was held on a blind tiger charge. Lieutenant Eisenhut and Patrolman Eller said they saw West hide four half pints of mule in barrels in an alley behind 1406 South Richland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William West
Lee St
Eisenhut
Eller
West
S. Richland St
Boys Seats in Street Cars Spark Equal Rights Debate
Martha Lee reports a dispute over seating on Central Ave street cars as Shortridge High School girls protest standing while boys sit. Letters from readers, including a 20 year old bachelor, defend equal rights and argue men may keep seats unless facing age or need. The exchange highlights tensions between gender equality and courtesy in public transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Central Ave
Shortridge
Miss Lee
W C T U Notes Local Union Meetings This Week
Various W C T U units schedule Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings at centers and churches. Devo tions led by Lorena Crouch, talks on W C T U work by Miss Byrd Pruden, and sewing donations for a children’s garments program are planned. Fried segments include a Broad Ripple Institute with three minute reports from county superintendents and a Soldiers and Sailors talk by Rebecca Rhoads in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Swain
Broad Ripple Union
Broad Ripple Methodist Church
Rebecca Rhoads
Soldiers and Sailors
Tangle Letter and Morning Breakfast With Mrs Prescott
A continuation of Mrs Joseph Graves Hamilton's letter describes John Prescott's arrival after a phone call from his mother. Mrs Prescott clashes with Hamilton and Miss Anderson during breakfast as she accuses John of neglecting his mother. The narrator muses on aging and self centeredness comparing babies and the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graves Hamilton
John Alden Prescott
Leslie
Jack
John
Miss Anderson
Mrs. Prescott
NEA Service, Inc
Amazing 3 Minute Test Proves Asthma Needless
An advertisement promises a three minute daily test to prove asthma is unnecessary and offers a free treatment with soothing relief. It claims thousands endorse the method and asks for ten days of three minutes daily, then a payment of $1.25 if not delighted.
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Pee Ho
Dear Miss Lee Letters on seating and manners in trolley cars
Readers from Shortridge and Greenfield discuss seating etiquette and gender roles on streetcars. The letters complain that men are denied seats, praise courteous behavior, and argue about who is responsible for safe, civil conduct on public transport.
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Miss Wevara
Greenfield Greenfield
Ind
Belle and
Samp
Aspirin Gargle for Tonsillitis
An ad advises dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoons of water to gargle the throat. Repeat after two hours if needed. Use only genuine Bayer Tablets marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in tins of twelve for a low price.
New System of Fat Reduction Promises Easy Slimming
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tab lets as a simple, nonviolent method to shed fat. It claims quick results after meals and bedtime use, with no starvation or strenuous exercise, and offers a box delivered by mail.
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Zor
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Alpha Phi State
Kappas
Roy J. Pile
Carl Bretzjman Jr
Margaret Borcherding
Gladys Shadle
Ethel Boyle
Moorefield
U. W
National Convention
Irvington Circle of the
Child Conservation League
C. C. Hasse
Norway
A. A. Stevenson
Audubon Rd
Palomino Clubs
Riverside Rink
Frank @eherrer
Irvin Renner
Robert Noe
Caroline Scott Harrison
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Mia. T. M. Rybolt
Rex Campbell
Albert Reep
J. Voris Tobin
W. W. McBeth
Floyd Chafee
C. P. Benedict
Washington Blvd
W. D. Grose
Newton Highlands
Mass
Grose
Jeanette Benedict
Harriet Brown
Margaret Evans
Mildred Morgan
Margaret Williams
Helen Grose
Mesdames Ross Garrigus
Eugene Stallirks
Cleo Brown
Lafayette Ind
EB. Cottingham
Lorinda Moore
Harry Coleman Moore
Miami
Fla
Alpha Delphian Study Club
Merchants Bink Bldg
Magazine Club
J. F. Edwards
Victor. Hintze
Phyllis Nordstrom
Woman’s Rotary Club
Florentine
Claypool
Kappa Chi Theta Sorority
Ralph Renner
N. Mount St
Cedars of Lebanon
James Roy Peterseim
Congress Ave
Carrie Anderson
Tola
Iva Hayworth
Emily Biegler
Alice
Martha Logsdon
Charles Klement Alexander
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Patrick’s
George Q. Biegler
Harry Coode
Misses Lacy Landley
Dorothy Ann Mueller
Mary Silver
Katherine Delaney
Clara Bell
Anne Rogers
Genevieve Miller
Martha Alice Thompson
Edith Miner
Mary Katherine Logsdon
E. Ferry
Alabama
Tudor Hall
Woodstock Club
Caroline ‘Forry
Bertha Jasper
S. East St
Arnold Davis
Ladoga Music Club
Ladoga
Ird
Samuel O' Dungan
Sutherland Ave
Winter Haven, Fla
So-Fra Club, Inc
Miss. Mary Corliss
N. State St
Arbor Vitae Sorority
Muirle Frantzrab
Tenth St. A
Temple
Rebecca Lodge
Capitol’ Ave
George H. Chapman
W.R. C
C.R. Heffner
R. D. Shober
St. Anne’s Hall
Mars Hill
St. Anne's Church
Mars Hil
Ladies of Assumption Parish
Indiana
Clearing House
Clearing House Examiner
Chicago
Indiana Trust For Savings
PLAN
League
Dr. F. C. Wicks
Northm&ey
Diabests St
Woman's Press Club of
Meredith Nicholson
B. H. Logan
Park Ave
Gloria L. Austill
Meridian Heights
Inter-Se Club
B. W. Heaton
Carrollton Ave
Irvington
Grace Hughes
Ohmer Ave
Zetathea Club
C. A. Sammiss
S. Emerson Ave
C. E. Crippin
J. W. Knipp
Hoosier
R. J. Batchelder
New Jersey St
L. W. Bugbee
S. L. Shurte
N. Temple Ave
William C. Oldridgs
W. G. Stevens
Reading Club
C. R. Dunn
Birchwood Ave
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club
Alpha Joslin
Capitol Ave
Isaac Born
Jewish Federation
Martha Lee
Tne
Fentlnmin & Southern
W.C.T. U
Zereka Wallace Union
Henry Streen
Garfield Dr
Francis Willard Union
Seventh Christian Church
Odell J and
Annetta Sts
Gerald L. K. Smith
Edith Loftin
Victory Union
Americanization Center
Bright St
Effie Mary
W. Washington Union
Carrie Beeler
Wayhinger Union
Ioses
Rebecca
Rhoads
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Nina Brigham W. Co. T. U
Ida Brown
Tenth St
Shortridge Girl
N. Penn
Virginia Ave
N. Ala
Haag
S. Illinois St
W. Wash. St
N. Ilinois St
Haag’s
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