Lunching With Mrs. Coolidge and the Senate Ladies Club
Allene Sumner writes about Mrs. Coolidge as head of a rare Washington society group. The Senate Ladies Luncheon Club meets weekly in the Senate office building with First Lady as member, and after a kissing incident the guest list became highly restricted. Jim Haley, Coolidge’s chaperone, assists in shopping and luncheon duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Sumner
NEA
the Times
Washington Society Life
Mrs. Coolidge
Congreeman
Congress
Indiana
Senate
Capitol
Washington
Senate Ladies
Secret Service
Jim Haley
Jim
White House
NEA Service, Inc
Married at Home Unites Miss Edna Rieman and Leroy Stutler
The ceremony took place Sunday at 3 30 PM at 220 Glendale Ave the bride’s home. Rev Hender son L V Shinn officiated with Alma Wallman on the piano. Miss Viola Wenning and Miss Marie Wallman served as bridesmaids and Herman Stutler was best man. The couple will reside at 220 Glendale Ave after March 20 following a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rieman
Augustus Rieman
Leroy H. Stutler
Glendale Ave
Henderson L. V. Shinn
Simmanuel Reformed Church
Alma Wallman
Viola Wenning
Georgette
Claudius Pernet
Marie Wallman
Columbia
Herman Stutler
Sanborn Lafollette engagement announced after treasure hunt
Miss Elizabeth Sanborn and Charles DeVon Lafollette announce their engagement following a buffet supper hosted by Miss Genevieve Pickerell. The couple will marry in June. Attending were family members, Cincinnati guests, and Indianapolis Athletic Club dancers.
Midol promises fast relief from menstrual pain
A historical advertisement touts Midol as a safe tablet that directly targets menstrual organs for rapid relief. It claims relief in five to seven minutes and contrasts with harsher drugs, selling in a five to seven minute window for 50 cents in a slim aluminum box.
Local Social Activeities Across Cities Portray Travelers and Guests
Miss Lillian and Miss Mona Taggart sail for Europe from New York City. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ames stay several days in Chicago. Mrs. Ralph W. Boozer hosts guests from Douglaston Long Island and St. Louis. Mrs. Louis Wolf visits Atlantic City. Bishop Leete and Dr Foreman plan European travel returning to Indianapolis in June. Horuffs return from New Orleans and Biloxi. Mrs. George Hunt visits from South Bend with Dailey family. Meredith Camp Girls Club hosts a card party Tuesday at the Delaware Hotel in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Boozer
Pennsylvania St
Neil Fowler
Nancy
Douglaston
Long Island
A. L. Nummert
St. Louis
Louis Wolf
Meridian St
Atlantic City
Meredith Camp Girls Club
Delaware Hotel
Delaware St
S S S Rheumatism Remedy Ad Promotes Plant Based Cure
An old advertisement claims S S S offers relief for rheumatism with over a century of testimonials. It features Carl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee praising the product and notes S S S is plant based and sold nationwide in two sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Carl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
Well Dressed Women of Indianapolis
RS Evans Woollen Jr reads a paper before the Indianapolis Woman's Club describing attire including a two tone blue sports ensemble. The outfit features a light blue jacket with a hip girdle and pearl buttons, a white Peter Pan collared vest, a pleated skirt with a blue edging, a black satin hat, tan hose, patent leather pumps, and a bouquet of violets and pink roses on the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. Evans Woollen, JR
Indianapolis
Home Outside Work Home by Mrs. Walter Ferguson
The article argues women face modern pressures between home duties and outside work. It urges shared spousal influence, cautions against neglecting marriage, and promotes balancing motherhood with personal work. It notes children grow quickly and mothers should cherish time with them.
DePauw Representative Attends Pan-Hellenic Convention
Miss Veneta Kunter of Evansville secretary of DePauw University bureau of recommendations attended the Pan-Hellenic convention in Columbus Ohio this weekend. She received her degree from the school at the end of the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pauw University
Columbus
Ohio
Veneta Kunter
Evansville
Bureau of Recommendations
de Pauw
Kunter
Monthly Supper at First Moravian Episcopal Church
The Queen Esther Circle will host a church supper from 6 to 7 pm Thursday at the First Moravian Episcopal Church. After the meal, the weekly hour of prayer follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
First Moravian Episcopal Church
Engagement announced at Columbia Club luncheon
The marriage date for Miss Catherine Elizabeth Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Lewis of 135 Johnson Ave and Edward Davis James was announced at a Saturday luncheon bridge party hosted by Miss Lewis sister Mrs William H Harrison at the Columbia Club. The peach and blue colors appeared in the centerpiece and in the wedding bells hiding the announcements. Guests included Mesdames John W Lewis David J James Charles R James F F Gardener Stanley M Green John F Kurfiss John F Kurfiss Jr Austin V Clifford J B Jones Thomas Shinner and B W Lewis and Misses Margaret James Florence Lupton Elizabeth De Hass Nene Harryman Katherine Belzer Mildred Stiltz Corinne Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Elizabeth Lewis
John W. Lewis
Johnson Ave
Edward Davis James
Miss Lewis
William H. Harrison
Columbia Club
David J. James
Charles R. James
F. F. Gardener
Stanley M. Green
John F. Kurfiss
John F. Kurfiss Jr
Austin V. Clifford
J. B. Jones
Thomas &. Shinner
B. W. Lewis
Margaret James
Florence Lupton
Elizabeth de Hass
Nene Harryman
Katherine Belzer
Mildred Stiltz
Corinne Wilson
Delegates Named for AAUW National Convention in Washington
The Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women named Mrs. Frank M. Streightoff Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood and Mrs. Sue Hamilton Yeaton as delegates to the national convention in Washington from March 30 to April 2. Alternates named were Mesdames Carl J. Fletcher Pierre F. Goodrich Angela Noler and Miss Nell Green. A nominating committee will prepare the ballot for new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Streightoff
Frank D. Hatfield
R. Hartley Sherwood
Sue Hamilton Yeaton
Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Washington
Propylaeum
Carl J. Fletcher
Pierre F. Goodrich
Angela Noler
Nell Green
John R. Carr
J. W. Putnam
Jean Coffin
Margaret Bruner
Helen Thornton
John R. Curry
Angela Moler
Charles B. Welliver
Marvin E. Curle
Natalia Coffin
Hilda Gemmer
Marjory Hendren
Elizabeth Fauvre
Margaret Williams
Augusta Mering
Olive Oliver
Dorothy Goodman
Indiana Kappa Kappa Gamma Elects Officers at DAR House
Members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma will elect officers Wednesday evening at the DAR chapter house 824 N. Pennsylvania St. A buffet supper at 5 30 requires reservations with Mrs Albert L Fessler. Miss Ruth Stone chairs the April 16 State luncheon and dance at the Claypool Riley room with Eloise Owings Gertrude Schmidt Jane Pritchard Helen Harmison and Mesdames Josephine Lewis Harrison and Helen Cox Van Osdel assisting. Reservations to Miss Stone 911 West Dr Woodruff Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pennsylvania St
Albert L. Fessler
E. Forty-Ninth St
John Carr
Alfred
Glossbrenner
William H. Remy
Donovan Hoover
Riley Room
Claypool
Ruth Stone
Eloise Owings
Gertrude Schmidt
Jane Pritchard
Helen Harmison
Mesdames Josephine Lewis Harrison
Helen Cox van Osdel
Miss Stone
West Dr
Woodruff Place
A Gentleman Friend to be Read at Women’s Press Luncheon
Mrs. Clifford E. Wagoner will read the original play A Gentleman Friend at the Women’s Press Club of Indiana luncheon to be held Tuesday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Herbert L. Barr will sing The Answer and Wings of Night. Charles L. Chute and Ralph Drowne of the National Probation Association will speak. Mrs. Minnie Olcott Williams leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford E. Wagoner
Women's Press Club of
Indiana
Columbia Club
Herbert L. Barr
Wings of Night
National Probation Association
Charles L. Chute
Ralph Drowne
Minnie Olcott Williams
Fidelity Review No 140 to luncheon at Castle Hall
Members of Fidelity Review No 140 Women’s Benefit Association will be entertained with a luncheon Wednesday at Castle Hall with Mesdames Lela Wood Cora Haffacker Tillie Leihr and Lucile Johnson as hostesses. The Review will give a card party Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Florence Shinn is chairman. HONORS MRS POWELL Mrs H Reagan Carey entertained Saturday with a bridge tea at the Columbia Club in honor of Mrs Richard Powell. Guests were Mesdames James Edward Hobert Robert E Jones Everitt McCain Paul A Sharrick Francis McAfee Francis J Feeney Edwin B Sullivan Frederick A Schneider Henry D Powell Charles Davis Fritz Morris Henry Ellison Fadely Misses Cornelia Bates Loretta Dudley Catherine Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Review No. 140
Women's Benefit Association
Castle Hall
Mesdames Lela Wood
Cora Haffacker
Tillie Leihr
Lucile Johnson
Florence Shinn
Powell
H. Reagan Carey
Columbia Club
Richard Powell
James Edward Hobert
Robert E. Jones
Everitt McCain
Paul A. Sharrick
Francis McAfee
Francis J. Feeney
Edwin 8. Sullivan
Frederick A. Schneider
Henry D. Powell
Charles Davis
Fritz Morris
Henry Ellison Fadely
Misses Cornelia Bates
Loretta Dudley
Catherine Jones
National Probation Leader to Speak at Service Star Meeting
Ralph E. Drowne field secretary of the National Probations Association will address the Hamilton Berry chapter Service Star Legion at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce Building Miss Laurel Thayer chief probation officer of the city court will introduce the speaker Mrs John R Craig will perform piano numbers and short talks will follow by Mrs D M Parry Mrs EB H Purcell Mrs H L Waterbury and Mrs Bruce Maxwell national executive secretary of the association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Drowne
National Probations Association
Hamilton-Berry
Service Star Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Laurel Thayer
John R. Craig
D. M. Parry
Eb, H. Purcell
H. L. Waterbury
Bruce Maxwell
Distinctive Two-Tone Dress Pattern No 2993
Pattern No 2993 offers a two toned dress design with a vestee cut center front and rolled revers. It uses two tones of silk or georgette crepe, with sizes 16 18 36 38 40 and 42 inch bust and varying yardage. Finished in about one hour, price 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Fish Timbales Use Leftover Fish In Nursing Home Menu
A luncheon dish calls for fish timbales to use any leftover fish from dinner, with canned fish as backup. The recipe blends cold flaked fish, butter, milk, bread crumbs, lemon, salt, pepper, and egg, baked in buttered molds, served with egg sauce or creamed celery or tomato sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Pioneer Women Shape Oklahoma Monument Plans
Betty Wollman aged 91, a Kansas frontier survivor, critiques the memorial statues saying the skirts are too long for walking. E. M. Marland supports the monument. In New York, Mrs J Sargent cram director of peace house offers monthly prizes of 50 and 25 dollars to firemen or policemen who best save human life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Betty Wollman
Kansas
Oklahoma
E. M. Marland
J. Sargent Cram
Peace House
Euchre Party at South Side Turner Hall Tuesday
The Tuesday Afternoon Club hosts a euchre party at 2 P M on Tuesday at South Side Turner Hall. Mrs Richard Kinnick chairs the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Richard Kinnick
Wellesley Club Hosts Indiana Guests From Indianapolis
Mrs. Robert C. Winslow will entertain the Indiana Wellesley Club on Monday March 14 at 3224 N Pennsylvania St. The guests of honor will be Indianapolis high school girls who will attend Wellesley College next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Club
Robert C. Winslow
Pennsylvania St
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wellesley College
Card Party Hosted by Hovey W R C No 196
The Alvin P. Hovey W R C No 196 will hold a card party at 2 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs Eliz...beth Austin located at 3514 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin P. Hovey
Elizabeth Austin
Washington St
Bacon Omelet Technique for Crisp Bits
Broil bacon until crisp then cut into small bits. When the omelet is ready to fold, pile the bacon crisps in the center and fold the omelet over them.
Pineapple Sauce Replaces Apple Jelly With Pork
Cooks favor chopped canned pineapple as a sauce for roast pork instead of traditional apple sauce jelly. The article notes its popularity as a quick, convenient pairing and mentions flavor and texture benefits.
Trial Foley remedies advertisement offer
An advertisement promises a trial bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and throat issues and trial packets of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for kidney and digestive problems. Readers are urged to send 10 cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago and provide name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Miss Martha Harris Bride-Elect Honored At St Patrick Shower
Miss Martha B Harris, bride elect to R A Scheffel, was feted at a bridge party and shower by Miss Marian Miller and Miss Ethel Miller at 5908 Lowell Ave Saturday. Spring flowers and St Patrick’s decor celebrated the upcoming March 25 wedding. Gift presentation by Jack and Maury Smalley accompanied hostesses assisted by Mary Alice Schme1 Eleanor Rogers and Therisa Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marian
Ethel Miller
Lowell Ave
Martha B. Harris
R. A. Scheffel
St. Patrick's
Jack
Maury Smal
Mary Alice
Eleanor Rogers
Therisa Carrol
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Handsome Jim Haley
Handsome Jim
Miss Rieman
Juanita Bissell
Doris Charnston
Marie Wadsworth
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Citizens Scout Troop
Beth Wilson
Miss Sanborn
Elizabeth Sanborn
Gerry M. Sanborn
Michigan Rd
Charles de von Lafollette
Charles C. Lafollette
Genevieve Pickerell
Mr. Lafollette
Frederick Bone
Mitchell Crist
Mieses Lewellyn Harris
Mary Ives
Adele Pantzer
Eleanor Chase
Cincinnati
Harry Smith Shepard
Edward B. Raub Jr
Irving M. Fauvre
John K. Tuckelshaus
Thomas 8. Hood
Robert Loomis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Mydol
Pai
Lillian
Mona Taggart
Mrs. H. T. Ames
Frank J. Horuff
New Orleans
Biloxi
Miss
George Hunt
South Bend
J. M. Dailey
Guilford Ave
Meredith Camp
Hot Springs
Walter Ferguson
Chamberlain
Stedicine Company
Park Street
Des Moines
Indianapolis Times
Ind
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
Mary
Women IN the News
Euchre Party
The
Ees
Grandpa
Es Candy Shops
Randolph
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Dept
Burlington
Vermont
Howe
WHEN
Pennsylvania
Aetna Trust
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