Miss Boles and Edwin Overmire United in Noon Ceremony
Miss Wilma Boles and Edwin G. Overmire of Detroit wed today at Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony at 12 30 was officiated by Rev. Frank Lee Roberts with organist Delmar McWorkman and soprano J J A'v. The couple plans a Cuba trip and will reside at 4669 Birwood Avenue Detroit after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Boles
Edwin G. Overmire
Detroit
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Lee Roberts
Miss Boles
Harry H. Boles
North Temple Avenue
Mr. Overmire
William Overmire
Park Avenue
W. A. Driver
Wilfred Overmire
C. W. Hutton
Delmar McWorkman
William I. Boles
Officers of Musicale to Be Elected
Boris Rosenfield will perform a program by modern composers at the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale March meeting in the Y W C A. Luncheon at 12 30 p m precedes the business meeting and officer election. Mrs Dante L Conner arranged the program and will read a paper on Music Today and Modernism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Rosenfield
Indianapolis
Kreisler
Boulanger
Franko
Harriet Payne
Anita Wandell
Moon-marketin
Mary Morgan Borman
Lillian Flickenger
Faure
Cracovienne Fantastique
Paderewski
Os Paderewski
Cordoba
Albeniz “Arabesque
Debussy
Humoresque
Rachmaninoff
Sebens
Vins
Kiev
Moustsorksky
Boris Rosenfeld
Mad Monk of Russia to be topic at Women’s Dept Club
Maurice Hindus will lecture at 2 30 p m Wednesday on The Mad Monk of Russia at the Woman's Department Club, 1702 North Meridian street. The program includes a business meeting at 2 p m, a musical program, tea, and remarks by club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Maurice Hindus
Woman’s Department Club
North Meridian Street
Hindus
Harvard University
America
Everett M. Schofield
John R. Currety
Cc. E. Breece
Past Presidents to Be Honored at Indianapolis Luncheon
The Indianapolis chapter No. 20 Woman's Organization of the National Association of Retail Grocers holds its annual President's Day luncheon at 1 pm Tuesday in the Columbia Club. Mrs. Edward Ferger chairs with assistors Mrs. William F. Freund honorary president Mrs. Stoltz Mrs. Sproule and Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Edward H. Niles presides. tables featured with spring flowers and cards following the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Association of Retail Cruegists
Columbia Club
Edward Ferger
William F. Freund
Co. B. Stoltz
James Sproule
W. F. Holmes
Edward H. Niles
Indiana club events mark Lambda Chi ball and fundraisers
Mes serven Leslie Gann and her brother Vice President Charles Curtis attend a Marott ball hosted by Indiana Lambda Chi members with Mrs. Leslie as hostess. An Indiana Federation of Music Clubs card party follows at 2 pm March 19 led by Mrs. Harvey B. Martin. Alice Latreian heads the junior group and a Riverside skating party March 31 benefits Bridgeport nutrition camp, with Mrs. Louis Cooper Wilson organizing. Mrs. K Patrick Hogan, formerly Sue Shafer, wed March 1 at SS Peter and Paul cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Gann
Charles Curtis
United States
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
Lambda Chi Fraternity
Leslie
Harvey B. Martin
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Marott
Robert Coleman
Alpha Latreian
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Riverside
Bridgeport
Louis Cooper Wilson
K. Patrick Hogan
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Sue Shafer
School Group Will Meet to Name Officers
Indianapolis chapter of the St. Mary of-the-Woods Alumnae Association will meet Thursday at 1 PM at Ayres tea room for a luncheon and to elect officers. Plans for a permanent reorganization will be discussed. Mrs. LeRoy Keach is the present president. Miss Alice Mullen chairs the luncheon assisted by Miss Rosamund Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Mary of-the-Woods
William Harding
W. J. Freaney
F. T. Dowd
George T. O'Conner
William J. Mooney
G. B. Ely
Study Group to Meet Members of Woman's Club
The literature department's book a month study group of the Woman's Department Club meets at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. W. W. Thornton reviews All Quiet on the Western Front by Remarque. Mrs. H. W. Rhodes hamel presides. A plate luncheon follows for those staying for the general club meeting. Reservations with Mrs. Nettie New by Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
W. W. Thornton
Remarque
H. W. Rhodehamel
General Club
Nettie New
Election Planned by Woman's Department Club
Annual election of officers to be held Wednesday at the clubhouse 1702 North Meridian Street. Voting by ballot from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Members urged to vote. Officers to be elected include president vice president recording secretary membership secretary treasurer and three directors at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
North Meridian Street
Trio to Be Honored at Luncheon for 1812 Daughters
Mrs. Eugene H. Darrach will host a 1 o clock luncheon at her North Meridian home for members of the Philip Schoff chapter National Society Daughters of 1812. Honor guests will be three real daughters of war of 1812 veterans Mrs. Finley Franklin Clayton Mrs. W L Heiskell and Miss Katharine Taffe. Mrs. James Sutherland will read a paper on Antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Darrach
North Meridian Street
Philip Schoff
National Society Daughters of 1812
Finley Franklin
Clayton
W. L. Heiskell
Katharine Taffe
James Sutherland
D of A to Meet in New Clubroom on Washington Street
The D of A will meet Tuesday in its new clubroom at 1002 East Washington Street Trainmen's hall. The group formerly met at Eleventh Street and Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A
Capitol City
Miss Collins Honored at Columbia Club Shower Party
Mrs Charles L Fach hosted a luncheon bridge and crystal shower at the Columbia Club in honor of Miss Katherine Mabel Collins whose engagement to John Person was announced. The event featured pastel spring flowers and was assisted by Mrs George M Augustus. Also attending were Mrs Mabel Collins and a list of guests including Mesdames Reagan Carer Charles Davis William S Coons Jr Fritz Morris Sam Lampeell Ralph Lillard Joseph Brower Robert Jones Francis McAfee Cullen Espy and Misses Alice Hopperbelias Bates Mary Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Fach
Columbia Club
Katherine Mabel Collins
John Person
George M. Augustus
Mabel Collins
Mesdames Reagan
Charles Davis
William S. Coons Jr
Fritz Morris
Sam Lampeell
Ralph Lillard
Joseph Brower
Robert Jones
Francis McAfee
Cullen Espy
Alice Hopperbelias Bates
Mary Kelley
Sisters to Wed in Double Rites Next Tuesday
Philip Roth of 312 Eastern avenue announces the engagement of his daughter Helen Mary Roth to William J. Schafer of Madison and his daughter Lorene Catherine Roth to John E. Merl of 312 North Temple avenue. The sisters will marry in a double ceremony at St Philip Neri church at 7 Tuesday morning, April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Roth
Eastern Avenue
Helen Mary Roth
William J. Schafer
Charles Schafer
Madison
Lorene Catherine Roth
John E. Merl
Frank Merl
North Temple Avenue
St. Philip Neri Church
Babe's Table Cloth Or Baby Visiting Tray Cloths
A mother made damask and colored linen tray cloths with muslin lining and rubber sheeting backs to place over the baby's end of the table. They are carried on visits and reduce washing when the baby spills food.
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Baby
Mrs Bird Hosts Sorority Tea For Delta Rho Chapter
Mrs Cecil D Bird of 1835 East Riverside Drive will host a bridge tea at her home from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday for members of Delta Rho chapter Phi Psi sorority. Guests include Miss Margaret Ralston Miss Ruth Schneider Miss Lucille Orphey Miss La Vone Johns and Miss Margaret Crowe. The regular bi weekly business meeting will be held Monday night. Miss Christine Sigmund will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil D. Bird
Riverside Drive
Delta Rho
Phi Psi Sorority
Margaret Ralston
Ruth Schneider
Lucille Orphey
la Vone Johns
Margaret Crowe
Christine Sigmund
Reservations Made for Chapter Party by Democratic Club
Mrs. Frank Dowd of 1507 Park Avenue chairs reservations for the monthly card party at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter house 824 North Pennsylvania Street hosted by Seventh District Women's Democratic Club. Hostesses for the affair are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dowd
Park Avenue
Caroline Scott Harrison
North
Pennsylvania Street
Seventh District
Women's Democratic Club
Bridge Tourney Ends With Final Matches in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club hosts the final bridge games at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Woman's Department Club on North Meridian Street. Four players remain: Mrs Izona Shirley Miss Marie Holstein Miss Pearl La Rue and Miss Gertrude MacArthur. Prizes go 50 25 15 and 19 dollars for first through fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izona Shirley
Marie Holstein
Pearl la Rue
Gertrude MacArthur
Pearl A. Cook
Gayle Baird
Louise Ross
Belle Cone
Theta Burkett
Hazel Street
Mary J. Sturgeon
Louise McIntyre
Mrs. Cook
Bouelvard Place
Tri-Arts Club Formal Initiation Tonight
Hold formal initiation event at Miss Thelma Patterson home 1130 North Tacoma avenue. Pledges include Miss Loraine Eisele Miss Alberta Douglas Miss Mary Mitchell Miss Anna Moore Miss Louise Moorman and Miss Irma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Arts Club
Thelma Patterson
North
Tacoma Avenue
Loraine Eisele
Alberta Douglas
Mary Mitchell
Anna Moore
Louise Moorman
Irma
Federation Convention Is Arranged For Music Clubs
Annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs will be a choral festival at Lincoln April 9 to 11. Choruses from many cities join massed choir under Percival Owen on April 10 at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church. Over 500 members registered. mothers and junior groups featured alongside. Radio broadcasts extend participation statewide. Registration extended to March 26. three school radios awarded for top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Lincoln
Federation
Broadway Methodist Epscopal Church
Willard E. Beck
Beck
Frank B. Hunter
Robert Tinsley
Crawfordsville
Percival Owen
Brazil
Muncie
Tipton
Ft. Wayne
Connersville
Greencastle
Ladoga
Indianapolis
Flora Rogers
Kenneth Umfreet
de Pauw University
Mothers’ Chorus
Walter Aiken
Cincinnati Board of Education
Evansville
Terre Haute
Marion
WKBF
Fred Bokeloh
Hamilton Avenue
Club Groups Plan Reciprocal Day Observance
Members of the Present Day and Monday clubs will observe Reciprocal Day Monday. Meetings are at the D A R chapter house and Mrs Fred L Pettijohn address the Present Day club on Famous Children in Fiction with musical numbers by Mrs C A Breece and Mrs Inez Samper. Hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pensylvania Street
Fred L. Pettijohn
Park Avenue
Robert Bruce Malloch
C. A. Breece
Thomas Woodson
Speaks
Densmore
Italy
Byrd
Schubert
B. F. Lieb
Mexico
Inez Samper
Rea Bauer
la Paloma
Tea at Woodruff Place Club House From East Tenth Church
An Irish silver tea will be served from 2 to 4 p m Friday at the Woodruff Place club house hosted by the East Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal church primary mothers class. Proceeds aid Flower Mission patient care. A musical program accompanies the reception. hosts include Mrs. George Hunt and Mrs. W F Holmes with committees on refreshments decorations and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodruff Place Club House
Flower Mission
George Hunt
W. F. Holmes
William Jester
William Lee
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W. H. Bobbitt
Charles Grave
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W. G. Gordon
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